Forgeries Shake Greek Tanagra Pieces at Boston Museum
A Boston Museum of Fine Arts Tanagra collection, once labeled ancient, is exposed as modern forgeries crafted by a Greek gang in Athens. An American importer based in New York fled the country after being implicated. The episode could threaten authentic pieces in Louvre and Berlin collections.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Athens
United States
New York
Louvre
Berlin
Museum
Boston
Thomas G. Appleton
Paris
John Marshall
Edward Robinson
Marshall
Robinson
Appleton
Tanegra
Tanagra
Mr. Loring
Shoe Store Ad Promises Better Shoes at Lower Prices
Open Wednesday evening until 10 o'clock Closed all day Thursday Our shoe business offers same grade and kinds as top stores with lower prices and a guarantee that a new pair is yours if anything goes wrong Box Calf Shoes triple sole drill or leather lined priced at 3.00.
Hats Sale Ad Says Breakable Hats Not Discounted
Classified note advertises hats priced at $2.00 for none breakable Derbys and Alpines. Mentions men and boys wear items and implies assortment of headgear available in the sale.
Supt. John Turner Injured in Barrel Shop Fall
John Turner of 168 Lexington street, superintendent at Verick Oil Works, fractured his left elbow after a fall of four steps in M. Hickey’s barrel shop at 1 A street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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John Turner
Lexington Street
Verick Oil Works
M. Hickey
Turner
City
George Atler
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Atler
Wilber Street
North
Cambridge
Parkman School Fire Damages South Boston Building
A fire at Parkman School on Broadway and School streets in South Boston started at 3 50 yesterday afternoon due to an overheated furnace. The storm prevented afternoon classes and damages amounted to about 7 dollars.
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Parkman
Broadway
School Streeets
Boston
Governor orders force to drive Indians from White River country
Governor Thomas called for arresting the invading Indians at a conference with game commissioner Thomas Johnson and Deputy Hollands. Johnson plans to move 50 to 100 men to Meeker to confront about 500 Uintah and Ute trappers slaughtering game while Adjutant General Overmeyer ordered Troop A at Grand Junction to prepare for rapid call if Johnson’s force is overwhelmed.
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Denver
Col
Thomas
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Holland
White River
Meeker
Colorado
Overmeyer
Grand Junction
White River District
Thief Steals $200 From Cathedral Sexton’s Safe
A calculated thief entered the Cathedral of the Holy Cross area between Sunday night and Monday morning stealing 200 dollars from the sexton Nicholas M Williams vault. The intruder breached a window between the church and the sexton’s residence and knew the vault’s location and access points. Only Williams and two others were believed to know the safe combination.
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Sexton Williams
Nicholas M. Wiliams
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Sexton
Union
Sexton’s
Post
Sexton Willams
Episcopal Club Dinner Prominent Speakers At Hotel Brunswick
The Epispocalian Club held its November dinner at Hotel Brunswick with over 125 members present. C A Bigelow presided as Right Rev William Lawrence of Massachusetts praised church life, noting clergy diversification from other denominations and urging earnest speech over conventional propriety. Bishop Niles of New Hampshire lauded local church work while paying tribute to noted clergy. The Rev Dr Lindsay highlighted the ministry’s hard work in his address.
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Episcopalian Club
Hotel Brunswick
C. A. Bigelow
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Episcopal
Methodist
Lawrence
Niles
New Hampshire
Samuel Eliot
George Burgess
Codman
Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Bishop Niles
Phi Alpha Gamma convention at Hotel Essex agenda and leaders
The fifth annual Phi Alpha Gamma national convention met at the Hotel Essex with a Boston University School of Medicine Beta chapter. Delegates attended from New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Ann Arbor. Officers elected include President Dwight F. Clark Chicago and Treasurer W. B. Rile Philadelphia. A Phi Alpha Gam mon Quarterly will be established as the fraternity paper.
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Phi Alpha Gamma Fraternity
Hotel Essex
Boston University School of Medicine
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Mineapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ann Arbor
Dwight F. Clark
C. B. Clark
D. B. Jewitt
W. B. Rile
Frank H. Newland
William Todd Helmuth
E. H. Pratt
Phi Alpha Gammon Quarterly
H. L. Sheppard
A. B. Saunders
A. G. Howard
N. T. Emerson
F. L. Emerson
Co. W. Bush
P. H. Foss
D. W. Wells
G. H. Earle
E. R. Ruggles
G. B. Rice
F. M. Sears
H. H. Adams
O. W. Hodgdon
H. F. Morin
C. E. P., Thompson
C. R. Thomas
A. Swope
F. L. Gage
Arthur Richardson
BE. B. Jenks
R. V. White
Gamma
EK. W. Mitchell
Delta
University of Minnesota
Kossuth Lodge Observes Fiftieth Anniversary Ball
The Kossuth Lodge No 24 D O H celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a social two day event in Kos suth Hall Tremont street ending with a grand ball last evening following a banquet where 350 plates were served Musical concerts and speeches opened the afternoon session with remarks by William F Scholl National President F L Schmidt of Roslindale spoke for the German Order of Harugart and other speakers covered founders and women’s branch Concluding remarks thanked all attendees and dancing lasted from 8 pm to midnight led by Martin Schumb and wife and many couples followed the march with numerous congratulatory messages received from relatives in Bavaria and Switzerland.
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Kossuth Lodge
No. 24
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
Pfalzer
William F. Scholl
F. L. Schmidt
Roslindale
Harugart
F. Drevenstedt
Wilhelm Schenfles
Wcomen
William E. Scholl
Martin Schumb
Carl Schmidt
M. Heerde
John Ely
W. E Scholl
J. Gladbach
William Knauber
Philip Young
John Bleiler
Illiam
Bertha Bleiler
F. Knauber
Fred Bleiler
Frank Stockinger
F. Banz
Buchler
George Rist
George’ Fischer
Henry Dimming
Fred Staber
Fred Hollinger
Max Qgrauer
Daniel Frey
Zweibruechen
Bavaria
John ‘Strucke
Zurich
Switzerland
Congregational Club Oines Banquet in Tre Mont Temple
About 200 Congregational Club members gathered at Tre Mont Temple for a banquet last evening. Colonel Charles A. Hopkins led the meeting and the keynote explored forces aiding righteousness in the country. The three featured topics were The Church presented by Rev. Emory W. Hunt, Education by Rev. Elmer H. Capen, and Patriotism by Rev. Edward A. Horton.
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Tremont Temple
Charles A. Hopkins
Emory W. Hunt
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Edward A. Horton
Automobile Club of Massachusetts Holds Formation Meeting
A well attended meeting of the Automobile Club of Massachusetts was held at the Westminster last evening with President J Ransom Bridge presiding. Committees were appointed to lobby for legislation, to await the par commission, and to select a site for a club house similar to Brookline Country Club. A club run for next month is being discussed though details remain unsettled. Many local figures attended including Dr W A Russ Dr W Grant George M Newell L H Shepard J Stephenson C H Swen Dr Charles Swen G L Batchelder H E Hibbar George R Alley C D Jenkins Henr Rueter J H Ordway Newton Crane Dr Joseph Steadman Ames Ralph B McDaniel Henry J Wilking J Ransom Bridge L E Knott Conrad Rueter W S Bartlett E L Rueter Dr W Rolfe Homer W Hedge and E Cate.
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Automobile Club of Massachusetts
Westminster
J. Ransom Bridge
Par
Brookline Country
W. A. Russ
Dr. W. Grant
Deorge M. Newell
L. .H. Shepard
J. . Stephenson
C.H. Swen
Charles Swen
G. L. Batchelder
H. E. Hibbar
George R. Alley
C. D. Jenkins
Henr Rueter
J. H. Ordway
Newton Crane
Joseph Steadman
Kes Ames
Ralp B. McDaniel
Henry
J. Wilking
J. Ranssom Bridge
L. E. Knott
Conrad Rueter
W. S. Bartlett
E. L. Rueter
Homer W. Hedge
E. Cate
Not Wanted Here Chief Watts Rules Out Seelig Scams
Chief Watts said last night he had no suspicion that Seelig operated any fake ecommission schemes in Boston, though operating from other cities he may have had numerous victims among manufacturers here. He believes Seelig was not connected with the several fraudulent commission houses that appeared in the city and vanished after short careers.
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Watts
Sealig
Boston
Seelig
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