Boston Municipal Chamber Concert Praised by Visitor
George Otis Clay of Oakland, California, commends Boston’s city music department for a Thursday Ford Hall concert. He praises the six planned municipal concerts, calls Boston “the most generous city” and urges more newspaper praise than fault-finding.
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Post
Ford Hall
Boston
City of Boston Music Department
Europe
United States
Oakland
Cal
George Otis Clay
White slave case yields 10 year federal sentence
Judge Landis in Chicago's federal court sentenced Edward 8. Nicholas to ten years in Fort Leavenworth after convicting him of enticing 13 year old Eisie Ferrier to Hammond Indiana in violation of the Mann white slave statute.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court Today
Edward 8
Nicholas
Eisie Ferrier
Hammond
Ind
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Strauss Works by Symphony Boston in Macbeth and more
A curious audience heard the Boston Symphony Orchestra perform Richard Strauss early tone poem Macbeth in Symphony Hall. The program also featured Faure Pelleas and Melisande twilight music, Goldmark Sakuntala overture, and Beethoven Fifth Symphony concluding a vigorous concert. theatre notices follow.
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Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Shakspere
Brahms
Wagner
Lady Macbeth
Faure
Maeterlinck
Pelleas and
Melisande
Goldmark
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Fiedler
Beethoven
Sunday Church Services and Singing Across Boston Chapels
A sweep of Sunday worship listings from Tremont to Clarendon Street Baptist and beyond includes sermons by Rev. Cortland Myers at Temple Baptist and by Rev. Herbert Johnson at Warren Avenue, with subjects on Bible translation and life’s work. Choirs, quartets, and organ selections accompany morning and evening services at multiple churches, all seats free.
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Tremont
Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
Myers
Ernestine Harding
Edith F. Cochrane
Arthur L. Willis
George R. Clark
Almon J. Fairbanks
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corper West Canton Street
Joseph E. Perry
Herbert &. Johnson
Lotus Quartet
Albert C. Crcutt
Bible School
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
A. K. de Blois
D. D
Chicago
A. Stainer
Naylor
Chadwick
Love Divine
Smart
Guilmant and
Arcadell
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
A. A. Berle
Percy L. Bryning
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Edmund &. Rousmaniere
Herman Page
Frederic W. Fitts
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Drury
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Philip M. Rhinelander
Methodist Episcopal
Stage Attractions Hit Boston With Wide Curtain
Frances Starr heads Hollis bill with The Easiest Way, Eugene Walter play in first Boston showing. Billie Burke ends her run in Suvanne, while The Nigger repeats at Shubert with Guy Bates Post. The Folowpping week lights up with Mlle Rosita, The Girl on the Train, The Lotttery Man and other revues and plays across Boston theatres.
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David Belasco
Frances
Eugene Waltier
Frances Starr
Hollis
Eugene Walter
Billie Burke
Suvanne
the Shubert
Guy Bates Post
Boston
Fritzi Scheff
Mlle
Rosita
Victor Herbert
the Colonial
Frank Daniels
Real Boston Conference and Ford Hall Concert Highlights
The RB Y M C A union hosts a Sunday 3 30 conference at 48 Boylston St with a public session on the cost of living led by David F Edwards of Commerce. Ford Hall at the State House area features Ellen H Richards MIT in a discussion. A 7 30 concert follows with Gaul Ronalds Buzzi Peccta pieces and violin solos by Frank Kendrie. First New Thought Society meets 11 00 Sunday morning in Huntington Chambers with Norris soprano soloists and two pianists. Common Sense Forum opens at 8 p m with a talk on Duff College of Music.
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Ford Hall
State House Park
Ellen H. Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massenet
Bereeuse
Kirkman
Frank E. Kendrie
First New Thought Society OF Boston
Sheare's Hall
Huntington Chambers
Norris
Carroll J. Swan
Katherine Forristall
Common Sense Forum
Duff College of Music
Sphinx Club Forum
Sarah
Abraham
Catharine H. Thompson
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Bland
B. D
THE
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Sheate’s Hall
Emma
Poore
Frank Urbansky
Church of Our Father
Marion Street
Lexington Street
Boston
Christian Socialist Meeting
Irving Hall
Pierce Building
Copley Square
George N. Cooke
Union
Christadelphians
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
Huntington Avenue
Morrison I al
Ice Thick On Deck As Schooner Barrett Reaches Portland
The five masted schooner Dorothy B Barrett was towed into Portland harbor after being driven from Nantucket shoals by a gale. The deck was iced four feet thick and sails were shredded. Captain Walter B Ervin, his mate, and two crewmen were badly frostbitten.
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Portland
Dorothy B. Barrett
Portland Harbor
Nantucket Shoals
Cape Elizabeth
Walter B. Ervin
St Patrick’s Day Declared Holiday by Illinois Officials
Chicago mayor Busse proclaimed St Patrick’s Day a city holiday and ordered all offices closed. Springfield legislature adopted a joint resolution declaring the day a holiday for the Legislature.
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Chicago
Busse
Springfield
Whitinsville to Open $80,000 Public Library
Whitinsville, March 17. Edward and Arthur Whitin present an $80,000 public library building to the town. The structure on Church street will be built of local granite in colonial design. The donors are grandsons of the town founder and have funded other public works.
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Whitinsville
Edward
Arthur
Whitin
Church Street
Dr Chase Appeals Adoption Decision
Dr Horace Chase who won several state cases including the Supreme Judicial Court has filed a writ of error to the U S Supreme Court. The dispute concerns the adoption by his deceased wife Jennie Phillips Chase of De Forest Woodruff Chase, a son by a previous marriage. The SJC ruled the adoption void due to undue influence and fraud.
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Horace Chase
Supreme Judicial Court
Phillips
Swampscott
Supreme Court of the United States
Jennie Phillips Chase
de Forest Woodruff Chase
Exonerates Stevens in Jones Shooting at Milk Street Bank Rooms
William D. Stevens was exonerated from all blame for the accidental shooting of Girard Jones at the Merchants' Cooperative Bank rooms on Milk Street. A police warrant for Stevens’ arrest was requested but denied by Judge Murray. Jones remains hospitalized and is expected to recover soon.
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William D. Stevens
Girard Jones
Merchants’ Co-operative Bank
Milk Street
Young Stevens
Murray
Jones
Malden occult groups plan March 19 services and lectures
A Malden occult society schedule lists 2 p m children’s lyceum 3 30 p m circle of short talks and mediums 7 30 p m lecture by Mrs M A Bemis. Also events at Hall of the Ancients 65 West Newton and Church of Higher Spiritualism 245A Pearl Street Somerville with spiritual healing messages and lectures by C J Prev on.
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Malden Occult Students’ Spiritual Society
Deliberative
Pleasant Street
Fr. L. Berry
H. R. Ramsdell
Our Children’s Lyceum
M. A. Bemis
Medford
Mabel Reed Witham
First Church of Immortalism
William 8. Butler
Susie Moshier
Millie Kenney
Jeanette Peters
G. F. Kenney
Gladys Hale
Hall of the Ancients
West Newton Street
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Pearl Street
Somerville
C. J. Prevon
Armstrong
Greater
Boston
Hoyt
Malden
Taylor
Magoun Square
Gilman Street
Church of: Occult Scientists
Huntington Avenue
Spiritualist meetings fill Boston venues with lectures and demonstrations
A long list of spiritualist and metaphysical events fills Boston venues this month. Lectures, trance messages, and seances are hosted by groups at Huntington Avenue, Tremont Street, and Columbus Avenue venues with speakers from Chicago, Oregon, Lynn, and Boston. Public invited.
Spiritualist meetings and clairvoyant services listed in Cambridge and Boston
A dense column lists spiritualist meetings across Boston area venues including Washington Hall Cambridge and Tremont Street chapters. It notes leaders, mediums, soloists, and special events with times such as 11 am 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm, mentioning Drs Beverly Johnson Kenny Stedman and others.
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Jollity
Boston Opera House
Henry Russell
S&s
Pavlova
Mordkin
Coppelia
Mme, Savage
MM. Lassalle
Blanchart
Andre Caplet
Mordiein
Coppel
Don Pasquale
Mme
Nielsen
Sciaretti Tavecchia
Fornari
Conti
LA Boheme
Mmes
Dereyne
Constantino
Polese
Mardones
Madama Butterfly
Destinn
Jadlowker
MANON
Mary Garden
Clement
Gilly
Eve
Street Eastern Talking Machine Co
Mason & Hamlin Pianos
Sharon Sanatorium
Herrick
English Grand Opera CO
Charles Frohmis
Billie
Burke Nit
Suzanne
Thesculs Starr
Mars
Majestic
Cyril Scott
Arand Opera House
Thomas E. Shea
Br. Jekyll & Mr. Tyde
Boston Arena
Botolph St
Mass. Ave
Montreal
A.A
Boston Hockey Club
Wright Z “Ditson
Arthur Johnson
Devonshire St
Boston Tavern
Washington Street
Joyey AK
Washington
Old Howard
Elmer Collins
Sam T. Jack
Petra Morgan
Sadie Walker
Lulu Demarr
Ethel Layere
Billie Wilmot
Buddie Irwin
May Hall
Vi Lester
Ella Ewing
Addie Douglas
Georgie Havemyer
Mildred Davenport
Kitty Russell
Dora Harris
Pearl Lester
May Walsh
Marcella Lynn
Laura Worth
Bertie Nelson
June Southern
Kathryn Delmar
May Waldron
Ruth Hoyt
Old Maids’ Sewing Circle
Howard
Cora Livingston
B.f.keith’s
Paris
Amato and Big Company of
Lillian Shaw
Marion Murray & CO
Big City
Conlin
Steele & Carr
Will Archie & Coe
Niblo’s
Parrots
Paul la Croix
Oscar Hammerstein
Emma Trentini
Nam
Victor Werbert
Marietta
Aida Johnson Young
Orville Harrold
Kate Elinore
Marie Duchene
Edward Martindel
Harry Cooper
Colonial Theatre
Chas. Frohman
Wm. Harris
Lessees & Mgrs. Engs
Dr. Table Tisker
Dreans
John Hyams
Leila McIntyre
Shubert
WM. A
Guy Bates
N. Y
New Theatre
Margaret
Anglin
Green Stockings
GLOBE
Mats
Light Eternal
Eugenie Bair Anf
Castle SQ
John Craig
Winter St
Lucy’s Orpheum
Waldron's
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Behman Show
Galietvy Ver
Soresex
Star and Garter
Tel
Washington Society
BY Olin Downes
Terest
Macbeth
Alexander Ritter
Ritter Strauss
Jack Singer
Behman
Waldron
Phil Sheridan
Scenic Temple
Hub Theatre
Zogarris
Startling Globe
Coe & Boyd
Mike Dowd
Dave & Levan
Zella Russell
Ruggles Street
Dudiey Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Boyden
Brockton
South Baptist
Fourth and II Streets
Alexander Blackburn
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mass
Leslie Carter
Margaret Anglin
Park Theatre
Mule
Trentini
Rose
Boston Theatre
Globe Theatre
Rector
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
B. F. Keith's
Adelaide Norwood
H. W. Savage English Opera Company
Harry Tighe & Co
Morton and Moore
Harris and Brown
Mack and Orth
Bowdoin
Colonel Fred
Episcopal
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Epworth Leagu
J. B. Lewis
Jesus
People’s Temple M. B
George W. King
RB. Y. M. C. Union
Boylston St
Real Boston
David F. Edwards
of Commerce
Illinois
DR. Chase
Stevens
Spiritualist
W. Brochway
Sheafe’s
Beverly
Casebeer
Oregon
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Willis Milligan
Carrie Cousins
Glasco
Foston
Nellie Thomas
H. Harwood
T. K. Brown
Carbee
Annie Banks-Scott
W. W. Brooks
P. Wyman
Sears Hill
Faelien Hall
Ivetta B. Sears-Hill
Miss Sears
Edith Martin
A. J. Hill
Marston
Spiritual Temple
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
Boston Y. M. C
Tremont Temple
Charles Reynolds Brown
California
Angelo Boschetti
Bible Club OF
NEW Thought Forum Association
Hall
Susan Fitzgerald
Acme Mfg. CO
Beach St
Isador Madoff & CO
Washington St
Hayward Pi
Schrafft's
Washington St. North
Schrafft'’S
Iman
the Post
Santo A. A
George Close & CO
Broadway
Sina
E. H. Fitzpatrick
Chauncy St
Will W. Mayhow
Kingston St
City
John M. Hassall
U. S. Marine Corps
Ornor
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Court St
Aell
U. S. Army
Citzens
NRA
Hawley Engineering School
Huntington Ave
SuTuThSa-tf
Soutitworth Bros
Nurserymen
D&&n-Tf
Locomobile Company
America
Bridgeport
Conn
GREAT
Fastern Trade School
Southworth Bros
d&Suit
elTdi&Surf
Fore River Ship Building CO
Quincy
Boston Gear Works
Norfolk Downs
BAKER-WAWTER @O
Holyoke
Baker-Vawter CO
Rion
South Carolina
Griffith Stillings Press
Poston
E’eleck A. m
South St
Ralph Specialty CO
Wollaston
Board of Street Commissioners
Dudley Street
M. G. Williams
City of
Boston Post
J. J. O’callaghan
J. J. O'Callaghan
Smith Premier Typewriter
Pe Ee Reliable
JHE Office Appliance Co
State St
Pee Ae
Franklin Typewriter
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield Fell
I D. Bonner
Dover St
Green St
d&Sutt
Sapes AN
F. N. Bemis
Boston Loan C.O
E. Reynolds
Treas
D. K. Shumway
Alexander & CO
SuTulhSatt
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Spiritual Brotherhood
the Trinity
Dix
Blanchard
Shirley
Wheeler
Florence Heffernan
Eb, Judkins
BIBLE
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
KR. G. Treadwell
Talent
Chapman
Clara Strong-Mason
Erickson
Friederick
Evans
Ross
Tremont ST
Gutierrez
Clark, Johnson, Kenny and Ste
Market Street
Ilda M. Newcomb
Cireles
Annie Holleston
Massachusetts Avenue (Inc
George Nutter
Evens
Peters
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Ton St
Stokell
Boyls
Stokeld School of Dancing
Heinemann
Bay State
Suye
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Railroads
Charles A. Ufford
Milton
Hyde Park
Old Colony Railroad Company
Mattapan
Charles W. Blanchard
Thomas Davies
Commonwealth’ OF
Committee On State House
E. W. Briggs CO
Washington, D. C
Bowen
Bowker
Cor
Sudbury St
d&Surf
Putnam Ave
Whitman CO
Sullivan Sq
Troy St
Storagdh CO
Washington Ax
ALBEE
Hanover
BAKER
Portland St
M. B
M. Brown
Fulton St
Trinity Church
Louish S. Williams
Hemenway St
Back Bay
Iady
State
Washington St. Orm
B. B. J. Finder
B. B. Jones
Beacon St
Brookline
Fort St
Sherborn
P. D
Brighton
Union Sq
Mansfield St
Austen
Rhame
Subway
Bac i. Bay