Summer art show at Vose Galleries highlights Hunt and peers
Sidney Woodward reviews a Vose Galleries summer exhibit featuring works by J. H. Twacht, J. A. Weir, George Fuller, William Morris Hunt and others. The centerpiece is Hunt's The Gleaner, influenced by Millet, depicting a barefoot girl with grain against a golden sky, praised for transforming a simple scene into enduring beauty.
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William Morris Hunt
Boston
France
Millet
Vose
Boylston Street
R. C
N. M. Vose
America
Boylstreet
J. H. Twacht
J. A. Weir
George Fuller
William Iney Bunce
J. Francis Murphy
Charles Warren Eaton
Ralph A. Blake- Jack
Homer Martin
Frank Duveneck
John LeForce
Paul Daugherty
Emil Carlson
Edmund Tarbell
Francois Millet
Hunt
Vermont
Harvard University
Couture
Senate Concludes Food Schedule Debate On Tariff Bill
Washington July twelve. The Senate finished consideration of the agricultural and food schedule of the tariff bill with one amendment passed temporarily. Senator Walsh Massachusetts said the committee majority favored increases in 24 food tariffs and decreases in six, while Chairman McCumber argued farmers finally receive adequate protection and that overall food rates remain well below manufactured goods.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Committee
McCumber
Whipple Candidacy Vetted in Harsh Irish and Democratic Tone
Herbert A. Kenny of Malden critiques Sherman L. Whipple as a Democratic Senate candidate. He mocks alleged orthodoxy, notes Whipple’s infrequent party activity, praises his legal ability, mentions a strong side staff and a Malden judge, and likens the campaign to a rough political feast with Shakespearean flourish.
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Post
Sherman L. Whi
United States Senate
Whipple
Whippe
Malden
Macbeth
Macduff
Herbert A. Kenny
Disagreement Over Emily Towner Mentality Surfaces
A dispute on Miss Emily Towner’s sanity arises after her sensational death attempt and the question of her claim to motherhood of Dorothy Ormsbee. Judge Loring already ruled Dorothy the daughter of Mrs. William Ormsbee in 1918.
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Emily Towner
Dorothy Ormsbee
William Ormsbee
Loring
Supreme Judicial Court
Towner Held for Mental Evaluation After Child Dispute
Miss Towner, after a suicide attempt and publicity, is at the Psychopathic Hospital on Mrs. Ormsbee’s petition. An informal Probate Court hearing failed to certify insanity, offering options to leave Boston or return to the hospital. The case seeks an agreement and potential habeas corpus if commitment proceeds.
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Miss Towner
Psychopathic Hospital
Ormsbee
Priest
Mrs. Ormsbee
Alvah L. Stinson
Hymen Magasine
George P. Beckford
George S. Parker
Society of the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Post
Delorme to Be Interned in Beauport Asylum
Adelard Delorme will be interned at Beauport Asylum near Quebec until the Lieutenant-Governor is advised he is fit for trial for the murder of his half-brother Raoul last winter. The provincial cabinet ordered the decision after Delorme was pronounced insane.
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Quebec
Adelard Delorme
Beauport
Here
Raoul
Delorme
Chief Day Agent Disobeys Testimony and Quits
Prohibition Supervisor James P. Roberts refused to testify at a hearing and declared the magistrate had disqualified himself. He and all his agents left the courtroom. A subpoena was issued to compel attendance and a deputy marshal followed, but Roberts remained AWOL late last night.
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James P. Roberts
United States
Hayes
Roberts Defies Court In Liquor Trial Refusal
In the United States v Byce Ellington and Daniel Young on the Lake Stryman, Roberts disrupted the hearing by denouncing the commissioner and refusing to continue. Commissioner Hayes ordered Roberts to be summoned as a witness, while AUSA White warned of contempt. The case was continued to this morning and a subpena issued as Roberts disappeared, leaving the trial status uncertain and likely to be discharged for lack of prosecution.
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Rhoberts
Commissioner Hayes
Roberts
United States
White
Hayes
Mr. Roberts
Herbert Callahan
Callahan
Stayes
Attleboro Secures 18 New Teachers
Attleboro announces 18 teacher appointments to address resignations after the decision not to grant the $50 service increase. Bridgewater Normal School students will train locally as more resignations are anticipated. Names listed among those appointed include Dorothy Boynton Eleanor Bragdon Edna Butterworth Doris Chace Mildred Couillard Madge Couillard Helen Lewis Iva Larkin Sadie Martin Edith Ormes Leda Renaud Bertha Simpson Lucile Snow Myrtle Somerby Annie Terry Lillian Young Jane Walsh and Roland Stebbins.
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Attleboro
Lewis A. Fales
Bridgewater Normal School
Dorothy Boynton
Eleanor Bragdon
Edna Butterworth
Doris H. Chace
Brother Confesses to Witnessing Fatal Brizzi Shooting
Pasquale Demase, one of seven held in Waterbury for the July 2 death of Antonio Brizzi, says he saw his brother Rocco Demase shoot Brizzi during a quarrel at a wine party. Rocco and Anthony Demase are in custody. coroner Monzani has the written confession.
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Waterbury
Conn
Pasquale Demase
Antonio Brizzi
Rocco Demase
Brizzi
Anthony Demase
John T. Monzani
Pasquale
Receiver for Vail Appointed in Bankruptcy Case
Federal Judge Mack yesterday afternoon appointed Walter N. Benson a Boston attorney as receiver for George A. Vail who runs a chain of lunch rooms in the city. Vail faced bankruptcy petitions from creditors with assets of 28 632 dollars.
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Mack
West End Outdoes Legend with Diogenes Impostor
In West End a man claiming to be Diogenes the Second, Thomas Conroy, is accused of stealing a lantern, taking $200, and drunkenness. Judge Dowd notes the odd belief in his reincarnation while police recount Conroy’s past press and court appearances.
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Diogenes
Volstead
Conroy
Joy Street
Not Guilty in Larceny and Intoxication Counts
A court found Conroy not guilty yesterday on the larceny charge involving $200. The intoxication count was dismissed, and the defendant was cleared of those charges.
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Conroy
Greco to Design New School Buildings
Architectural plans for two new intermediate high school buildings were awarded to Charles R. Greco of Winchester. He will receive 6 percent of an estimated $959,000 construction cost, totaling $57,540. Greco bid the lowest among four bids for design in the Martin School district Roxbury and the Samuel Adams district East Boston.
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Curley
Charles R. Greco
Winchester
Beacon Street
Greco
Martin
Roxbury
Samuel Adams
East Boston
East Orleans Man Arrested as Boston Fugitive
Henry F Chandler 36 of East Orleans was arrested by Boston police for fugitive from justice. He is wanted in Providence for larceny of an automobile worth 3500 dollars on September 13. The car belonged to Henry Y Stiles.
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Henry .F. Chandler
East
Orleans
Boston
Providence
Henry Y. Stiles
Removal of Morse Ordered
United States Commissioner Chapman found probable cause for the removal of Charles Morse of Bath and Rupert M. Much of Augusta to the New York courts. Morse and Much were released on a habeas corpus writ. hearing on the writ began and was continued to July 24. Bail for Morse was set at 10,000 withBath sister as surety. government argued for 50,000 due to fugitive-from-justice claims.
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Portland
United States
Arthur Chapman
Charles Morse
Bath
Rupert M. Much
Augusta
New York
Morse
Much
Clarence Hale
Federal District Court
Chapman
Hale
New York Southern District Federal Court
Lively
Fletcher Dobyns
Jennie R. Morse
Dobyns
Europe
Morris
Nash Rockwood
Beeckman to Make Air Flight With Roosevelt
Former Governor R Livingston Beeckman will accompany Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt on his flight from New London Conn to Newport R I. Beeckman will meet the acting navy head Thursday evening and join the naval plane Friday morning. Roosevelt plans to inspect the torpedo station and visit the training station war college and have lunch with Rear Admiral Sims before leaving for Boston.
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Newport
R. I
R. Livingston Beeckman
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
Beeckman
Navy
War College
William S. Sims
Boston
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