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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

08 Jul 1903

Page 4

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1903

Page

4

Visiting teachers tour Boston amid receptions and sights

Anxious crowds greet visiting teachers in Boston as they tour the city after overnight journeys. Guides joke with guests at the headquarters while mail and telegrams pile up and exhibits and harbor trips fill the schedule. The group, numbering in the thousands, attend naval yard tours, art museum visits, and a Berlioz concert by Lang and the Cecilia Society with participation from multiple local choirs.

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Brighton South Dakota Boston Ethel Nebraska Rogers Building Union Canada Withrow Gordon Hale Mollie Fred Roxbury Mercury John Art Museum Charlestown Navy Yard Berlioz Faust Lang Marguerite Mme Louise Homer Joseph Sheehan Mephistopheles Gwilym Miles Brander Leverett B. Merrill Heavenly Voice Bertha Cushing Child Cecilia Society Handel and Haydn Apollo Club Amphion Club Choral Art Society Thursday Morning Club Dedham Glee Club Ariel Quartet Arion Quartet Apollo Quartet Tufts College Glee Club Clarendon Choral Club Dorchester Choral Society Malden Oratorio Society B. J. Lang W. F. Bradbury Allen A. Brown George W. Chadwick Samuel W. Cole Carl Faelten Arthur Foote Wilhelm Gericke Henry L. Higginson Leo R. Lewis H. C. Macdougall Emil Mollenhauer John K. Paine
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Teachers Pack Symphony Hall for Faust Rendition

Boston hosts the National Educational Association gathering with a packed Symphony Hall. The crowd, mostly women, surged to seats at 8 o clock as the audience roared with enthusiasm for the performance of the Damnation of Faust.

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Boston National Educational Association Symphony Hall
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Praise Boston Hospitality Drawn From Visiting Teachers

Visiting educators praise Boston for hospitality and architecture while critiquing its crooked streets. They laud hotels with low rates, the state house Bulfinch entrance, Back Bay buildings, Copley Square, Public Library, and overall cultural appeal, noting Boston as an ideal convention city.

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Boston National Educational Association B. A. Lenfest Pennsylvania State College Charleston N. C William Frederic Vroon Public School No. 5 New York H. R. Faunce Indiana A. J. Bean State House Bulfinch E. D. Griswold Public School No. 1 Back Bay Copley Square E. J. Bates Chicago Public Library Robert J. Grave Cincinnati Public Schools John K. Paine Pittsburg
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Teachers at Revere Beach Enjoy a Day of Surf and Discovery

Several thousand teachers visited Revere Beach yesterday and explored the State bath house. They asked about bathing in cold water and health effects, while two young women hesitated before finally joining others in the sea.

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Revere Beach State Bath House
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Beach visit delights teachers and bathers with ocean view

Women watch bathers at the edge of the sea while a male bather carries crabs near the group. Some decline entering the water though one gray-suited teacher wades ankle-deep to say she has been in salt water. People explore shells, pebbles, and seaside amusements, with seafood dinners in demand.

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Teachers Tour Charlestown Navy Yard Attraction

Several hundred teachers visited the Charlestown Navy Yard, exploring the ropewalk and ships like the Wabash and Constitution. Officers answered questions as guards manned the docks and the monitor Amphitrite was docked, with a Marine band planned for a potential weekly inspection if weather cooperates.

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Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Yard Wabash Constitution
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