East Boston Lyceum Hall Hosts Municipal Music Dept Bow
East Boston residents crowded Lyceum Hall last evening as the Municipal Music Department presented a program for about 1500 people. The audience demanded encores, with soloists Don Pierce Bernard Fielder S F Goldstein Leo Van Vilet and Zelda Rolati featured along with James Wheelan as accompanist.
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Don Pierce
Bernard Fielder
S. F. Goldstein
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Leo van Vilet
Zelda Rolati
James Wheelan
Imperialism debated at Merchants Club banquet
A joint debate on imperialism filled the Algonquin Club banquet last evening with State officers and Congressmen present. Speakers defended and opposed imperialism, noting justice, continued influence, and economic aims in the Philippines and Cuba while emphasizing American principles and restraint.
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John W. Kimball
Samuel J. Barrows
F. H. Gillett
William 8. Greene
Joseph H. Walker
Henry F. Naphen
George E. Smith
State Senate
John Mason Little
Mr. Knowlton
Barrows
Smith
Congressman Gillett
James J. Myers
Cambridge
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Mr. Olin
Alger
Olin
Knowlton
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United States
Cuba
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Philippines
Canada
United Public School Association Forms in Boston
The United Public School Association met at the Parker House to nominate Boston school graduates for the School Board. Delegates from Boston high and grammar schools outlined a non partisan plan to elect experienced educators and convened a Friday meeting to select candidates.
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Boston Public Schools
Boston School Board
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Lawrence School
Samuel Wise
William M. Clark
the Prince School
Wreck of Maria Teresa judged hopeless by Navy
The Maria Teresa is deemed hopelessly lost after a cruiser wreck off Bird Point. Navy officials report the reefed hull lies on coral sand with engines and foundations embedded in the reef, making rescue impractical.
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Misa Kerens and Lt. McKenna Wed in Semi-Military Ceremony
Misa Katherine Kerens daughter of Colonel R. C. Kerens and Lt. Frank Borneman McKenna U S A acting captain, son of Justice McKenna, married in St. Louis. The service at St. Alphon tus Church featured archbishop and bishop officiants with Pope Leo’s benediction. A reception followed at the Kerens home.
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Porter reports Cuban tariff reform to US
Special Commissioner Peter Shows results of work on Cuba and Porto Rico. Robert P. Porter presented a complete Cuban tariff revision for Treasury approval. The new bill would take effect December 1 at Cienfuegos port, amid calls for a continuous gold basis and tax reform. The report earned praise from the President and Secretary Gage.
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Two Children Seized in Boston Runaway Case
John and Elisza Beth Tatten, ages 9 and 15, were found in a lodging house at 35 Massachusetts Street and taken into police custody. They claimed a Nashua mother sent them to Boston with $1, sparking police and child welfare inquiries into their true origin and fate.
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New Candidate Entered for South Boston Alderman Nomination
Thomas F. Kenny of Ward 15 entered the Democratic fight for a ward 15 nomination with backing from the ward’s unopposed delegation. His candidacy injects a complication as three South Boston nominations are at stake with wards 13 16 and 14 contending. Ward 15 has not held an alderman post in years.
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Boston
Norton
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Dean
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Breckinridge Faults Cuba Disembarkation Plans at Hearing
General Breckinridge testified that inadequate troop disembarkation arrangements for Cuba led to public confusion about San tiago. He discussed Shafter Miles command and praised Miles’ leadership while criticizing logistical errors. Doctors Weaver and La Garde described typhoid, tent shortages, scarce quinine, overcrowded transports, and fever cases aboard the Saratoga. Governor Beaver labeled wartime hospital conduct an outrage and urged action.
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el Caney
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