Noted Organ Maker Dead
George S. Hutchins president of the Hutchins Organ Company of Boston and Waltham died at his Cambridge home at 75 Henry Street. He was 77, long an invalid, born in Salem, known for organ innovations installed in many Eastern colleges, and Yale awarded him an honorary MA for the organ at Yale University. He was Civil War veteran, member of Masons and Odd Fellows, Massachusetts Charitable Association, and the Organists Guild. He leaves wife Mary E. Hutchins and three daughters. Funeral Tuesday at 5 PM.
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George S. Hutchins
Hutchins Organ Company
Boston
Waltham
Cambridge
Henry Street
Mr. Hutchins
Salem
Yale University
University
Hutchins
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Regiment
The
Masons and the Odd Fellows
Massachusetts Charitable Association
Organists’ Guild of
Mary E. Hutchins
Charles W. Alden
Albert Clapp
North Attleboro
Harry Porter
New York
Many Delightful Surprises for the Vacationist in Colorado
The piece promotes Rocky Mountain travel from Chicago to Colorado with the deluxe Rocky Mountain Limited and Colorado Flyer trains via Rock Island Lines. It highlights low fares from June 1 to September 30 and mentions two travel books, Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky, available from S. L. Parrott, General New England Agent, Boston.
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Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Rock Island
St. Louis
Colorado
S. L. Parrott
New England
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Church Criticized For Social Unrest At Commencement
President Lemuel H. Marlin of Boston University urged the church to lead in equalizing wealth distribution during the 44th annual commencement at Old South Church. He warned the church’s hesitation could harm wage earners, urged justice and peace, and contrasted socialist critiques with Christian ideals of charity and family.
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Boston University
Lemuel H. Marlin
D. D
Old South Church
Marlin
Church
Africa
Jesus
E. C. Black
Bishop Hamilton
William Fairfield Warren
Huntington
Dean Warren
Depositors to Present Books in May or June 1913
In accordance with Chap. 590 Acts of 1908 depositors are requested to present their books in person or by mail during May or June 1913 for the usual verification.
Brown Looks Ahead to 150th Anniversary Celebration
Providence June 1 Brown University plans a week long celebration starting October 11 1914 marking the 150th anniversary of its 1764 charter as Rhode Island College The institution has graduated 7412 students with more than 4000 living today.
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Providence
Brown University
Rhode Island College
Monkeys in Fierce Row Stir Crowds at Franklin Park Zoo
Two monkeys in a cage at Franklin Park Zoo fought for several minutes drawing about 25 000 visitors. Their shrill cries attracted a crowd as the sparring began from a trivial act, a scene likened to human feuds in Darwinian terms.
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Franklin Park Zoo
Darwin
Roger
Dave
Queensberry
Draw in Contest as Onlookers Declare Stalemate
Bystanders judged the contest a draw after witnesses said enough was said and the boy with the candy fled as the fight began. A keeper is currently searching for the boy.
Eloper Takes Watson’s name in New Hampshire divorce case
William P. Watson Jr of Newton Highlands files libel for divorce claiming his wife Mary A. Morrison Watson eloped with painter Arthur M. Partelow after three years of cohabitation. The pair allegedly lived as Mr. and Mrs. Watson in Lebanon New Hampshire before working for a wealthy city man. exposure followed after Watson discovered the affair.
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William P. Watson, Jr
Floral Street
Newton Highlands
Cook Street
Arthur M. Partelow
Newton
Partelow
Watsons
Watson
William P. Watson
Mary A. Morrison
Worcester
Awnings Fire Damages Castle Square Hotel
An alarm from Box 8 at 3 yesterday afternoon sent firemen to blazing awnings above windows on the Castle Square Hotel. Lighted matches or cigarette stubs are blamed for the blaze. Damage estimated not to exceed 150 dollars.
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Castle Square
Bas relief of Dante presented at Boston library
A bas relief of Dante was presented to the North End Public Library by Boston Italians. Amy Bernardy spoke for the Italian government and Dante Society. William Kenney accepted for the city. Professor Charles Grandgent and sculptor Luciano Campisi attended.
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Amy Bernardy
Dante Alighieri Society
Dante
North End Public Library
Boston
Dante Societies
Italy
Rocco Brindisi
William F. Kenney
Boston Public Library
Charles Grandgent
Harvard
Luciano Campisi
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RED Man Brand
Bellwood
Earl & Wilson Makers OF Troy
Technology Chambers
Back Bay Station
S. P. Seymour
Cor
Pop
the Press Publishing Co
By C. M. Payne
Fionk
Dr. Marlin
Kingdom of Heaven
E. Charlton Black
Lauress J. Birney
School of Theology
W. E. Huntington
Graduate School
E & R Equipment
Cambridge, Mass
Fort Hill
Summer St
Savings Banks of
Cambridge Savings Bank
Oscar IF
Allen
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Henry W. Bullard
East Cambridge Savings Bank
William E. Lloyd
North Avenue Savings Bank
Milion L, Walton
Brown
Eloper
C.F. Hovey & Co
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