Brilliant concert by Symphony led by Monteux
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux gave its 19th concert of the season in Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon. Despite a reduced two thirds strength of 70 to 80 players, the program drew praise as one of the season’s most brilliant. August Rettberg returned as tympani and Carl Hampe rejoined as first trombone in a performance noted for its vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
August Rettberg
Mr. Neumann
Tympani
Carl Hampe
Monteux Conducts Dvorak and Debussy Amid Warm Audience
The audience remained large and enthusiastic for Mr. Monteux as the program opened with the Rakocy March and Debussy’s Petite Suite. Wagner excerpts followed, then the Dvorak New World symphony, whose folk elements reflect Bohemian roots rather than American sources, in a performance praised for its orchestral clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Monteux
Henri Busser
Siegfried
Dvorak
New World’ Symphony
Monteux
Fragmented bonds and stamps amid scattered financial codes
A garbled OCR passage lists bond figures, currencies, and company codes across multiple nations and sectors. It mentions items such as Jap loans, U K of Gr Brit, NYC bonds, Alaska Gold, Penn 58 1968, and various 4s and 5s series, creating a mosaic of financial instruments without a clear narrative.
Mc Sweeney Links Americanization to Christianity and Education
Edward I. Mc Sweeney denounces current Americanization propaganda as foolish and argues real Americanization must rest on Christianity, brotherhood, fair play, and education. He cites caste and class, warns that poor workers were subjugated historically, and says aliens cling to their own traditions until separated.
Marriage Intentions Listing Local Couples
A long list records multiple marriage intentions with names ages and addresses for couples including Pellegrino Cataldo and Rose Galluccio at Snowhill Street, John Fishman and Annie Rutberg, and many others. The notice references withdrawals in a presidential primary, noting Democratic leaders in Massachusetts recognizing women as convention participants and outlining candidate shifts including O'Sullivan, O'Connell, and party slate changes.
Marital Status Pairs Listed In City Directory Snippet
The fragment lists several couples with ages and occupations linked to Cambridge Malden Newton Dorchester and Boston areas. Names include Daniel Meehan and Nellie McKenna both in Cambridge. William Geary and Melvina Darling. John Gallagher and Jeannette Riley. Vincent Mulcahey and Christina Considine. William Thomas and Alice Galvin.
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Daniel J. Meehan
Medfordsst
Nellie M. McKenna
Brewster St
Cambridge
Cook
William P. Geary
Waterhouse St
Melvina J. Darling
Partridge Ave
John J. Gallagher
Washington St
Jeannette M. Riley
Pleasant St
Malden
Vincent P. Mulcahey
Marriage banns list four couples from Cambridge Somerville Brookline and Boston
Daniel J Meehan 23 and Nellie M McKenna 24 of Cambridge at home. Haward Martin 31 and Katherine McNeill 34 of Brookline at home. Benjamin A Boudreau 18 and Mary G Doyle 23 of Cambridge at home with parental consent.
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Daniel J. Meehan
Medford St
Somerville
Nellie M. McKenna
Brewster St
Cambridge
Haward Martin
Banks St
Shipper
Katherine McNeill
Kerrigan
Brookline
Benjamin A. Boudreau
Harvey St
Mary G. Doyle
Willow St
Deaths Kane and McCarron in Dorchester and South Boston
Death notices for Catherine Kane of Dorchester aged by family details and Dominick McCarron of South Boston at his daughter’s home. Funeral times pending notices indicate funeral from 111 Draper Street and residence of Mrs Day at 1780 Columperc.
Second Mortgage Loans Available In Boston
Money for second mortgages offered with fast processing. Address Room 1018 101 Tremont Street Boston. Contact F. E. ane and R. 315, Tel. Hill 5727. Loans range from fifty to three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Dow & CO
State Street
Boston
Ft. Hill
F. E. Ane
State
F. Hill
Tremont St
Four women chosen as Massachusetts alternate delegates
James H. Vahey of Watertown and Edward E. Ginsberg of Boston withdrew as candidates for alternates-at-large, clearing the field for the election of four women to represent Massachusetts as alternate delegates at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco: Mrs. Susan W. Fitzgerald of Boston, Mrs. Edwin A. Shuman of Brookline, Mrs. John M. Thayer of Worcester, and Mary A. Carson of Pittsfield.
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Massachusetts
San Francisco
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Edward E. Ginsberg
Boston
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Edwin A. Shuman
Brookline
John M. Thayer
Worcester
Mary A. Carson
Pittsfield
New York Trio Impresses Boston Audience at Jordan Hall
The New York Trio with Clarenga Adler Scipione Guidi and Cornelius van Vliet opened in Boston at Jordan Hall performing Brahms B major trio Haydn trio No 1 Smetana op 1. Critics praised van Vliet Guidi but criticized Adler for heaviness and lack of stylistic nuance noting slow movements faltered yet the hall welcomed a large audience with strong applause after each piece.
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New York
Clarenga Adler
Scipione Guidi
Cornelius van Vliet
Boston
Jordan Hall
Brahms
Haydn
Smetana
van Viiet
Guidi
Adler
Mr. Adler
Pittsburgh Exchange Aligns Hours with New York Market
Directors of the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange amended by laws setting 9 a m to 2 p m as opening and closing hours starting next Monday. The change brings Pittsburgh in line with the New York Stock Exchange schedule. Daylight saving time in Pittsburgh will not take effect until a month later.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Public Hearing on Bridge Plans in Cohasset Narrows
A public hearing at the U S Engineer Office Providence Room 815 Hospital Trust building 15 Westminster street Providence R I at 2 o clock p m March 80 1920 will review plans for a bridge across Cohasset Narrows Wareham and Bourne about one half mile from Buzzards Bay Mass All parties may attend or be represented and written statements should accompany oral testimony for the record.
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U. S
Providence
R. I
Hospital Trust Building
Westminster Street
Cohasset Narrows
Wareham
Bourne
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Assault Report on Elevated Train Incident
A notice asks any witnesses to a colored man being assaulted and kicked by a guard on a southbound Elevated train between Friend and Milk streets on Tuesday March 23 1920 around 7 pm to contact William Burns at SU1 Barristers Hall Boston Mass.
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Friend
Milk Sts
William Burns
Barristers’ Hall
Boston
Mass
Desk Room to Let in Central Office Building
Centrally located office building offers a desk room to let. The notice, labeled "R 36" from the Post, cites available space and contact details for inquiries.
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the Post
Faded Ledger Fragments Show Dense Address List and Firms
A jumble of street addresses and company names appears, listing multiple state and congress street addresses alongside many firm names such as C. B. Belt & Co and James J. Benelisha & Co. The OCR reads like a directory snippet with numerous repetitions and fragmented notes, offering little narrative beyond businesses and locations.
Waterfront Calendar March 27 Tide and Moon Details
Waterfront calendar notes March 27 with tide heights morning ten feet and evening eight feet. Lists sun full moon dates April 38 May 2 and new moon April 18 May 18. Evening stars Jupiter Saturn and morning stars Venus Mars.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Weather Observations Summary
Mean barometer 29.80 inches. Mean temperature 48 degrees. Mean dew point 46 degrees. Mean relative humidity 88 percent. Maximum temperature 53 degrees. Minimum temperature 35 degrees. Total precipitation 0.03 inches. JW Smith, Meteorologist.
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JW Smith
Fleet At Gloucester Draws Some Vessels From New England Market
Yesterday's fleet at the Fish Pier totaled 20 with two heading to Gloucester and others delaying catches for today. Prices were very low as the market remained glut. steam trawlers lost money. Trawlers carried 1500 pounds halibut. nine boats reported large catches of flounders and other hauls. Shipments included bananas brought by the Mandeville from Port Antonio.
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Gloucester
Marsella
Maria
Rosie
M. Christina
Paul Revere
Margaret
Haddock
Benj. Smith
Jeanette
Gertrude de Costa
Hthel B. Penny
Herbert Parker
Angie L. Marshall
United Fruit Company
Mandeville
Port Antonio
Quarantine On Several States For European Corn Borer
The Secretary of Agriculture ordered a interstate quarantine affecting Massachusetts New Hampshire New York and Pennsylvania The ban forbids moving vegetables and flowers from infested areas including corn broom corn celery green beans beets spinach rhubarb oat and rye straw cut flowers or plants of chrysanthemums asters cosmos zinnia hollyhock gladiolus and dahlias except bulb tulips with stems The insect is the European corn borer new to the United States and believed present in the state.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Shipping News Arrived With Multiple Steamers and Tugs
Shipping notices record steamers Mandeville Sorensen from Port Morant Jamaica to Norfolk and Gloucester with towing barges Catherine Hughes and others. North Land Scythian Massasoit Proctor Lycoming Lake Mary and Specony No 62 listing calls at Gloucester Bayonne and New York with additional tugs and towing barges including Easton and Summit Hill.
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Mandeville
Sorensen
Port Morant
Jamaica
Malden
White
Norfolk
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Dale
Bar Harbor
Savage
Johnson
Portsmouth
Neponset
Pruitt
Lynn
Catherine Hughes
New York
North Land
Yarmouth
Scythian
Baltimore
Ransom B.fuller
Portland
Lake Bridge
Boca Grande
Fla
Massasoit
Proctor
Stockton Springs
Lycoming
Lake Mary
Bayonne
N. J
Standard N
Socony
Georges Creek
Jonesport
N. P. Doane
Easton
Summit Hill
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Congressional Oil
Securities Exchange
Denver Consolidated Stock Exchange
Exchange Street
Fort Hill
Consolidated Film Laboratories CO
Erature
Chester D. Coram
State St
General Motors Corporation
M. L. Prensky
Island Creek Coal Company
F. W. Batchelder
Pond Creek Coal Company
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Company
W. Batchelder
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
Board of Directors
The
States Worsted Company
First Preferred
Channing W. Souther
Massachusetts Gas Cos
RE. M. Richards
Guaranty Security Corporation
Putnam H, Bopes
F.F.C
Federal Finance Corporation
State St. Boston
Texas
Louisiana
Denver
Northway Motors Corp
Devonshire St. Fort Hill
Alouette NO
Alouette Oil .Co
Trustransit Bridge
Ee Ave
Debussy
Wagner
BY Olin Downes
Raese
Copenhagen
Lygrt
Nyc
Alaska
Balt & O
M & St Pev Lalt & O Pitts L Line
Peni
Tl Central i
Agricule
U ¢ Realty & Bs
Talt & O
Penn
Espcies Ev
Mt&s
Mob & Odiv Peo Gas & Coke
Pacifica“ Terminal
Chicago
Steel Sf
Wilco Coert
Segue
A. M. Tucker
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon St
Allen’s Law Office
School St
Probate Court Co
Edward McSweeney
Edward I. McSweeney
Pellegrino Cataldo
Snowhill St
Rose Galluccio
John Fishman
Hanover St
Annie Rutberg
Allen St
John A. Morrison
West Brookline St
Catherine Matheson
Mountfort St
Otto Forster
Greene St
Jamaica Plain
Tina Thiele
Newburn St
Roslindale
John Farquhar
Milford St
Emily I. Burns
Ralph L. Williams
Mason
Hart St
Taunton
Elmyra W. Allen
Vose Hall
Stoughton St
John O'Rourke
Wheelwright
Russell St
Charlestown
Helen McKeon
Lawrence J. Jenkins
Howard Ave
Jennie F. Sullivan
Bine Hill
Patrick J. Cheever
Columbus Ave
Roxbury
Loretto M. Theall
Brown St
Arthur M. Dole
Lowell
Marguerite A. Enright
Tetlow St
Dorchester
Louis Miano
London St
May Pennell
Havre St
Antonio Doss Gorge
Fleet St
Ana de Jesus
Israel
Carmen
Sarah Sidman
Anderson St
John G. Ghilain
Columbia Id
South
Mary L. McGrady
Upham Ave
Stefano Gangani
Paris St
Teresina Petralia
William H. Nicholls
Elliot St
Annie Gilispla
Eustis St
E. Hartley Remsen
Glendale St
Ethel Fairhurst
Maurice Cohen
Poplar St
Ethel Alpert
Chelsea
Everett M. Raddin
Bennington St
Lillian M. Forrest
Border St
William F. Grabert
Walden St
Lillian Walls
Estralla St
Henry Taylor
Pawtucket
R. L
Bessie P. O’mara
Green St
Joseph A. Leblanc
Cooper
West Newton St
Ruth ©. Wrye
Cedar St
Charles W. Quirk
Baker
Marie Ave
Fverett
Ellen Gilroy
West Cedar St
Edward J. L’abbe
Vahey
Ginsberg
Democratic Party
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Walsh
Fifth
O’connell
O'Sullivan
Joseph F. O’connell
Walsh-Long-Pelletier- Doherty
Herbert Hoover
Michael J. Brophy
10Th
Martin M. Lomasney
Brophy
Lomasney
Harrison H. Atwood
John B. Hull
Leominster
Pittsburg
N. Y
Boston Curb Exchange Governing Committee
Charles B
Congress St
Kilby St
Exchange
Congress
C. B. Belt & Co
James J. Benelisha & Co
Brady & Co
Brown & Co
Frank E. Belliveau & Co
T. J. Dacy & Co
Charles A. Day & Co
W. H. Earle & Co
L. W. Egan & Co
Temple H. Fay & Co
G. W. Morse & Co
W. F. Fitzgerald Co
Grant & Co
R. A. Gallagher & Co
J. F. Griffin & Co
F. C. Gurney & Co
F. A. Hines & Co
W. L. Jarvis & Co
Hill F. P. Joyce & Co
Sant
Hill White Bros. & Co
H. B. Rutledge & Co
G. A. Piscopo & Co
Frank van Blarcom
W. F. Murray & Co
William L. Jarvis
John F. Cronin
Sec’y and Treas
Thomas J. McAuliffe
Charles S. Dole
Albert H. Mellen
the Waterfront
Shipping News
Boston University
Department of Navigation
College of Business Administration
Everett W. Lord
Boylston St
I-M-M-Lines
American Line
aYku Cher
St. Paul Philadel, New
Yor
East Mail Steamers
Plymout S Ourg
Southampton
Awe
Rhia le
N. Y.S
Lapland
Finland
Kroonian Zeeland
New Mongolia
Manchuria
York
Hamburg
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Winifredian
RED Star Line
Antwerp
JUHE
White Star Line
Cherbourg
Adriatic
Olympic
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Mar
White Star—Dominion
Halifax
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Rdational Mpaa
Ihaten i
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Wes
Central Wharf
Boston & Yarmouth S. S. Co., Ltd
Steamship North Land
Yarmouth N S
Gene Tues. & Ki
Washington St. Vel
Australia
New Zealand
South Seas
Tahiti
Rarotonga
Union S. S. Co
California St
Cal
Tyearata
S43
Georgia
Tennessee
South Station
Back Rep
Consolidated Ticket Offices
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