New Violinist Comes Sunday for Boston Concerts
A new violinist from Bologna will debut Sunday as soloist for the People’s Theatre concerts. Serato will present the artist, with tickets at Boston venues.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
3
A new violinist from Bologna will debut Sunday as soloist for the People’s Theatre concerts. Serato will present the artist, with tickets at Boston venues.
Three promotions of employees of the Board of Overseers of the Poor were announced yesterday. George F. A. Mulcahy was made auxiliary visitor from clerk, while George Sawyer and Walter V. McCarthy were made regular visitors from auxiliary visitors at a salary of 1200 dollars.
The Hon. Joseph Walker released a statement last night explaining his support for the Progressive party and his intention to remain in its ranks. He notes the pendulum will swing back, pledges to continue the fight, and defends his nomination for Governor amid party debt and disorganization. He says he accepted the nomination out of duty and aimed to keep Progressives united despite challenges.
The speaker defends a clear separation of church and state, opposing race and religious politics in American life. He urges a constitutional amendment in Massachusetts to bar sectarian appropriations, emphasizing persistence through temporary defeats and faith in the future.
Patrolman Mahoney found Harry D. Kelsey, 49, of 136 Bellevue Street, asleep in a car that mounted the curb and collided with the front doorway of No. 29. A loaded .22 revolver was recovered after he tried to discard it.
Third Officer H C Dowling learned of a German naval victory off the Chilean coast claiming the cruiser Good Hope was sunk. He is deeply shocked because his brother was a midshipman aboard that ship.
Thomas O Connell aged 70 of 18 Chase Street Dorchester was struck on Columbia Road opposite William Russell School by a car driven by Henry Dove of 14 Glenarm Street Dorchester. He died at City Hospital within an hour from injuries including 13 broken ribs a fractured collar bone and a broken hip. Dove surrendered at Station 11 and was released on 3000 dollars bail.
Helena Mont Nov 6 The official canvass will determine if woman suffrage carried in Montana With ballots sealed in a dozen counties no new counts expected Returns from about half the state show the amendment leading by about 1000 while suffrage headquarters claim a much larger majority remains likely
Saturday specials list a milk fed leg and loin lamb and fall lamb legs. Shoulder cuts priced 14 cents, top round steak 25 cents, brisket 18 cents, roast pork 9 cents, and other meats at various reduced rates.
David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street was arrested in a midtown hotel corridor by two Department of Justice agents. He faces an indictment from 1913 for impersonating a government officer to defraud Lewis Cass Ledyard J P Morgan & Co and the United States Steel Corporation, with potential transfer to the District of Columbia for trial.
Telegram from Mrs. Eliza Beth Grogan says she will transport the body of Beryl Grogan-Krause from Texas to Massachusetts for burial. She again asserts foul play in her daughter's death rather than suicide and plans to sail from New Orleans for New York, arriving in New Orleans early today.
After a two hour deliberation the Suffolk Superior Court jury ruled the will of late Judge Samuel V Emery favored the widow Mary B Emery and forged by undue influence. The three children from his divorced wife Lydia Emery are named contestants and share in the estate as if no will existed. Samuel W Emery the judge's son and NH attorney led the defense and welcomed the verdict.
Postmaster Murray announced that Parcel Post shipments to Turkey Austria and Italy have been suspended due to the war.
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