Manifest Affection for Dr Mack Ends Boston Symphony Season
The final afternoon concert of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Symphony Hall featured conductor Dr Karl Muck. The programme’s musical interest blended with a warm reception for Dr Mack, who received repeated encores and a standing ovation as the orchestra rose to honor him at the close.
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Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Mack
Faust Symphony
Loth
Liszt Dante vs Faust symphonies judged by critics
A critical reading of Liszt's Dante symphony compared with the Faust symphony notes the Dante work as tone painting over characterization. Critics praise the performance yet deem the Dante score overlong and sometimes weak in development while lauding Wagner and Tschaikowsky sections and the overall concert artistry.
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Liszt
Dore
Franz Liszt
Cesar Franck
Mr. Wad P an 8S and Family in 1916 Comic Strip
A 1916 Wheeler Syndicate feature titled Mr Wad P 8S and His Family draws attention to a comic strip copyright notice. The item notes the work and its creators within the syndicate’s catalog.
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MR. Wad
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Local Misses Compete in Event Lineup
The notes list Miss Edna Wright Miss Molly Durant Miss Teresa McCarthy Miss Gertrude Crowley and Miss Josephine in the event lineup.
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Edna Wright
Molly Durant
Teresa McCarthy
Gertrude Crowley
Josephine
Chelsea Man Killed in Belgian Trenches
Word was received in Chelsea yesterday of the death of Trafton P. Woodland, 22, son of Mr and Mrs J F Woodland of 12 Everett Avenue. He enlisted in the British army last August and had been in the trenches in Belgium since October, killed April 22.
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Chelsea
Trafton P. Woodland
J. F. Woodland
Everett Avenue
Belgium
Old Well Found After Auto Sinks in Court Square
An old fifty foot well was uncovered yesterday morning in Court square when an auto in front of Young's Hotel sank and one wheel nearly disappeared. City workmen think a wall collapse caused a cave in exposing the ruinous shaft.
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Court Sq
Court Square
Young's
Guyer Hats at Wolf's Offer Legal Stamps
An advertisement notes Guyer Hats at Wolf's with legal stamps included. It claims popular styles are offered at three dollars, emphasized as a value with the stamps, and located at Wolf's near Hanover and Portland Streets.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Sts
Portland
No Probe Ordered Into New England Telephone Rates
Massachusetts will not hold a public investigation into the rates and service of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. The Senate quickly approved the Public Service Commission's adverse report and funding to probe the company. The House also acted, while Senator Cavanagh urged postponement and Senator McLane opposed further delay.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Public Service Commission
House of Representatives
Cavanagh
Mclane
Fall River
Protestant Churches News Items Highlight Local Events
Members of the First Baptist Church Winthrop aim to raise men's class membership to 100 by June 1 from 30. Danish social worker Rev Anton Bast will lecture at 7 15 pm at the People's Temple. A $1000 legacy to the Church of the Advent is reported in the Blume will. Rev Thomas C Richards preaches at Bethany Congregational Quincy in his new pulpit. Hyde Park churches plan prohibition meetings with talks by Rev Dr Howard Russell and Francis W Darling.
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First Baptist Church
Winthrop
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Denmark
People’s Temple
Church of the Advent
Susan E. Blume
Jarvis Blume
St. James Avenue
Thomas C. Richards
Westboro
Bethany Congregational Church
Quincey
New Church
Hyde Park
Howard Russell
Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission Proposed by House
A five member commission is proposed to be appointed by the Governor to study plans for permanent improvements and preservation of historical sites. The panel may spend up to 25000 dollars on a pageant memorial hall and related activities and must report by the first Wednesday in January.
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Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Resurvey planned for Massachusetts bays this summer
The United States coast and geodetic survey announced plans to resurvey bays in Massachusetts and Cape Cod this summer. Last year surveys near Boston shifted the Cape Cod Canal channel farther from shore using wire drag methods.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Bays
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
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