Symphony Makes Deep Impression at Boston Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Karl Muck performed Goldmark’s Spring overture Mrs. J. HA Beach piano concerto and Loeffler’s Hora Mystica in Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon. Goldmark’s overture received a surpassingly brilliant, fresh open feel and joyous springlike exuberance.
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Goldmark
J. HA. Beach
Charles Martin Loeffler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Mrs Beach Impresses in Boston Piano Concerto
Mrs Beach played the piano part of her concerto with astonishing authority and virtuosity. The audience greeted her as friends. The concerto is in orthodox form and written with clearness, an excellent piece of workmanship that showcases graceful themes in the first movement.
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Strauss
Beach
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Breath Freshening
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative and liver stimulant that improves bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are marketed as a vegetable compound, with a regimen of one or two nightly doses for a week, priced 10c and 25c per box.
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Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Loeffler’s Gregorian Symphony Debuts in Nor flick Concert
Mr Loeffler’s new symphony, inspired by Gregorian chant and recorded in a June 6, 1916 Nor folk program, blends monastery bells, choir, and rich orchestration. The work, dedicated to patrons Carl Stoeckel and wife, unfolds through a capi tulum and Salve Regina motifs, with luminous timbres and bold polyphony. It challenges listeners with elastic rhythm, demanding further hearings to fully appraise its stature. The performance, under Dr Muck, earned high praise for precision and interpretation.
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Mr. Loeffler
Litchfield County Choral Union
Norfolk
Conn
Carl Stoeckel
Loeffler
Europe
Monastry
Marialach
Huysmans
Claude Achille Debussy
Dr. Muck
Rubin Denies Being Forger In Chelsea Larceny Case
David M. Rubin a Chelsea coal dealer arrived with counsel at Suffolk County Court House and pled not guilty to an indictment charging him with larceny and forgery involving about 26000. He posted 5000 bail. Rubin, former president of Chelsea Iron and Coal Company, allegedly forged notes to cover debts. Trial date to be fixed.
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David M. Rubin
Suffolk County Court House
Rubin
Chelsea Iron & Coal Company
Roadway
Chelsea
Fire at Morey & Co. building rips through Cambridge store
Flames swept the five story Morey & Co. paper supplies building on Commercial avenue Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Great barrels of tar piled on the roof belched thick smoke over Boston and Cambridge till sundown. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars.
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Morey & Co
Commercial Avenue
Cambridge
Boston
Firefront Blaze at Riverside Paper Building in Boston
The fire started in the rear of the ground floor likely from tar burning. About 150 workers fled to the street as flames raced through the unfinished structure. Fireboats aided Cambridge and Boston crews, with damage estimated at 40 000 for the building and 10 000 for the paper. An intoxicated driver, Philip Robillard of Watertown, was arrested after speeding to the scene.
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Boston
Cambridge Fire Department
Somerville
Lechmere Canal
Wellington Wild Coal Company
Commercial Avenue
O’brien
Philip Robillard
Watertown
Maid Awarded Six Thousand Dollars in Oil Company Suit
Miss Nellie F ONeill won a six thousand dollar verdict against the National Oil Company in superior court. She had sought fifteen thousand dollars for damages claiming she fell into an empty gasoline tank while walking on a driveway at the Westwood estate of F S Converse on August 2 1915 with two other young women.
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Nellie F. O'Neill
National Oil Company
Sisk
Miss O'Neill
F. S. Converse
Westwood
Gaffney Arson Case Set In East Boston Court
Michael J. Gaffney a four year old head porter of the Parker House was charged with arson for a December 30 fire at a Winthrop Shore Drive dwelling owned by his wife Margaret. He pleaded not guilty and was held on a $5000 bond as his case proceeds this morning.
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Michael J. Gaffney
Parker House
East Boston
Margaret
Winthrop Shore Drive
Winthrop
Gaffney
Morris Loses Suit Against Roxbury Liquor Dealer
A Superior Court jury ruled for the defense in John E. Morris’s $5000 damage suit against John L. Gebhardt, a Roxbury liquor dealer. Morris testified he bought six bottles in March 1916, drank some, then half a bottle Sunday causing illness and four days of lost work.
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Morris
Liquor CO
Dana
John E. Morris
John L. Gebhardt
Roxbury
Gebhardt
Health tonic offered for sale in Boston
Advertisement notes a health tonic with daily improvement for the run down, urging readers to buy a bottle at F. M. Doyle & Company's 38 Hanover Street Boston Mass. The phrasing emphasizes personal betterment and immediate availability at the local shop.
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F. M. Doyle & Company
Hanover Street
Boston
Mass
Mayor Curley Heads to Inaugural and Talks Schedule
Mayor Curley leaves Boston and travels to Baltimore to address the City Club tonight. He will speak to the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Wilmington, Delaware, on Sunday before proceeding to Washington for the inaugural event. Mrs Curley accompanies him on the trip.
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Curley
Washington
Fudge Making Stop at Simmons College Dorms
Excess activity by fudge and other small appliances in Simmons College dorms overloaded feeders and blew fuses. College officials ordered removal of all electrical cooking devices after experts linked surcharged live wires to an unusual craving for sweets in the buildings.
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Simmons College
Simmons
Simmons Group
Funeral for Ex Mayor Glines Attended by City Leaders
Mayor Cliff and Somerville Board of Aldermen will attend the funeral of former Mayor Edward Glines. Services are Sunday at 2 PM at the First Unitarian Church on Highland Avenue.
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Glines
Cliff
Board of Aldermen of
Somerville
Edward Glines
First Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
Two on Grave Charge Held in Dorchester Case
Harold I. La Forest of Dorchester and Mary J. Lewis of Everett were arraigned in Malden District Court on illegal operation charges related to Dorchester dressmaker Marguerite Le East. They pleaded not guilty, cases continued to March 12, and bonds were set at $2000 each. The victim’s condition is not serious and she is reported in a Greenville hospital. The couple remains detained.
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Harold I. la Forest
Tophill Street
Dorchester
Mary J. Lewis
Irving Street
Everett
Malden
Marguerite le East
The
Vic
Tim
Greenville
N. ES
Pital
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