New Morse Line Plans To Rival Metro Ships
Mrs. Alice Bradley outlines a 16 cent a day diet at the Women's Municipal League exhibit. In shipping news Charles W. Morse plans a Boston to New York passenger line using Narragansett and Manhattan, idle since 1913, with daily Cape Cod Canal service and high vessel values.
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To Study Tuberculosis at Framingham
Framingham Massachusetts was chosen by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis for a three year experiment to show tuberculosis can be controlled. A $1,000,000 fund was donated to the association to support the work and Dr. Donald B. Armstrong will lead the project.
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Six Inch Gun Mounted on the Adriatic
The British merchant vessel Adriatic of the White Star line arrived from Liverpool with 102 passengers and 1500 bags of mail. Officers said the British admiralty ordered the gun on the stern for defensive purposes amid feared submarine warfare against entente shipping.
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Brahms first symphony and Rimsky Korsakoff suite at Boston
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Muck played Brahms first symphony and Rimsky Korsakoff suite Scheherazade in Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon. The program displayed the orchestra's resources and the conductor's great talent, illustrating classic and modern musical tendencies with rugged Brahms and oriental fairy tale tones.
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Rimsky-Korsakoff
Maestro Dr Mack Conducts Scheherazade With Supreme Imagination
The critic praises Dr Mack's versatile artistry as conductor and composer and lauds the orchestra's virtuosity. His Scheherazade performance showcases finished inspiration and refined yet faithful Russian spirit, highlighting the ensemble's remarkable skill.
Elmendorf Lectures Spain and the Muses at Elmendorf Hall
Dwight L. Elmendorf presented the second travel lecture in Symphony Hall detailing San Sebastian Madrid Toledo Cordova and the Escorial. He contrasted Basque features with other provinces and praised the Alhambra and modern Spanish life. The talk repeats this afternoon.
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Miss Burrage Becomes Bride at St. Paul's
A society wedding at St. Pauls Cathedral Church yesterday noon joined Miss Elizabeth Alice Burrage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Burrage of 314 Commonwealth Avenue, to Harold L. Chalifaux of Lowell. Dean Edmund Rousman officiated with maid of honor Miss Priscilla May and bridesmaids including Miss Martha Rueter and Miss Barbara Gale. Best man was James Curtiss, Harvard 1909, and the bridal party included several Burrages and Walker relatives as ushers.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Harold L. Chalifaux
Lowell
St. Paul's Cathedral Church
Edmund Rousman
Priscilla May
Cambridge
Martha Rueter
Barbara Gale
Katherine M. Walker
William H. Cool
Germany to Probe Sinking of the Marina
Germany informs the American embassy in Berlin that the sinking of the British steamer Marina on October 28 will be thoroughly investigated once submarines active on that date report back. Six American horse tenders died in the incident.
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Still Seek Victims Of Car Wreck In Boston
Divers search the Fort Point channel for bodies from the trolley disaster that killed 46. Miss Elsie H. Wood of Roxbury among missing. two cushions found suggesting more bodies may be in the wreckage. Funeral notices follow with several identified victims and a missing Somerville man, John Engstrom, a 28 year old tailor. Authorities continue to investigate and provide relief to distressed families.
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Elsie H. Wood
Roxbury
Horatio H. Jackson
Beach Street
Revere
Lewis J. Richard
Fulton Street
Medford
James W. Crossland
Mystic Avenue
George B. Clarke
Boutwell Street
Dorchester
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Pleasant Street
Cambridge
Roy Watt
Broadway
Halifax
North Grove Street
Legal Department of
Boston Elevated Road
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Shea
Orient Heights
Boston
Winthrop
Pleasant Park Yacht Club
Edward F. Murphy
Curley
John R. Engstrom
Windsor Road
Somerville
P. N. Engstrom
Tragic Boston Disaster Probes Deepen Blame Lineup
Investigation continues as police chief and district attorney prepare for grand jury action Monday with about twenty four witnesses. Public Service Commission report due mid next week while 8. B. Condit Company offers a $1 reward for Miss Wood's body. Grief deepens with double burial of Macalusa brothers aged 18 and 19 at 68 Chelsea Street East Boston.
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Pelletier
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George W. Bishop
8. B. Condit Company
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Minard's Liniment Promises Instant Pain Relief
A vintage claim extols Minard's Liniment for rapid easing of lumbago stiffness and rheumatic pains through rubbing. It notes physicians and pharmacists endorse keeping the creamy liniment at home for immediate use and relief.
Maiden citizen gives $10 to aid widows of streetcar disaster
A local donor known as One Who Cares sent ten dollars to be used for the widows and orphans of the Summer street extension streetcar disaster victims. He notes that twenty male victims were married, so twenty families face a hard winter as coal prices rise.
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Hughes Leads in Minnesota by 543
St Paul dispatch reports final early returns from 3010 precincts showing Wilson at 177,989 and Hughes at 178,212 with Hughes leading by 543 votes. The incomplete result tally covers 3046 precincts and indicates Hughes ahead statewide.
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Major Probing Effigy Hanging at Fort Bliss
Members of A Troop National Lancers First Squadron M G accused of hanging Captain John Kenny in effigy at Fort Bliss El Paso ten days before departure will face a summary court martial. Major Charles A Schmitz says he is conducting a thorough investigation and has incriminating evidence against several members.
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John Kenny
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Charles A. Schmitz
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