Harvard and Yale Steamers Reach Chilean Port
The turbine flyers Harvard and Yale, moved from the Boston New York service to Pacific coast buyers, arrived at Coronal Chile on November 21 en route to San Francisco. The ships completed a 14 000 mile voyage begun October 17 in New York after crossing the Straits of Magellan.
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East Boston Man Shoots Last of Escaped Owls
In East Boston, Thomas Cracy of Chelsea Street killed the final of six escaped South American owls that had roamed the city after escaping a steamer. The owl, perched atop a Maverick Square telegraph pole, measured two and a half feet with a ten pound weight. Police declared an open season on the birds. Cracy shares honors with Francis H. Lane who earlier felled two owls.
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Home Furnishers Association Meeting in Springfield Tonight
The Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts holds its quarterly meeting in Springfield with an informal banquet at the Worthy Hotel at 6 30 PM. Private drawing room cars to the 12 noon South Station train and Pullman sleepers for the 3 20 AM train to Boston are arranged at 6 50 dollars round trip. Luncheon in the Boston diner costs 1 dollar, and members should sign up on arrival. Transportation committee members are B A Atkinson chair Jackson Caldwell and Charles A Smith.
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Springfield and
Holyoke
Worthy Hotel
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Pullman
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Transportation Committee
B. A. Atkinson
Jackson Caldwell
Charles A. Smith
Snow Fails to Stick on Boston Sidewalks
Snow tried hard to cover Boston pavements last night but previous rain and drizzle prevented a foothold. Flakes persisted in the air for hours but melted on contact, adding to the discomfort as rain fell nearly all day with a cold wind.
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Plan for granite music pavilion on Boston Common
The music department plans a $25,000 granite and marble music pavilion on Boston Common to replace the old wooden stand. The site will run between the West Street entrance and the Soldiers' Monument. Architect designs will be submitted after a city design competition overseen by Professor F. W. Chandler with a jury chose the winning plan.
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Soldiers’ Monument
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The
Institute of Technology
Cambridge Man Hurt in Ice Cream Plant Machinery
James Pile of 72 Harvard Street Cambridge was pulled into moving shafts at the Davis Ice Cream Company plant on Massachusetts Avenue and suffered a mangled right foot while greasing a shaft. He remains in serious condition at Cambridge Relief Hospital.
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Cambridge Relief Hospital
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Paris Painter Etienne Berne-Bellecour Dies at 86
Paris reports the death of Etienne Prosper Berne-Bellecour the landscape and portrait painter born in Boulogne-Sur-Mer in 1838. He died today in the city.
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Belmont Claims He Is Abused
August Belmont the millionaire horse owner and chairman of the Jockey Club and the Westchester Racing Association testified before a legislative investigating committee that he felt persecuted. He asserted that racing associations and the Jockey Club fought the anti race track bills fairly.
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Belmont Testimony Clarifies Jockey Club Funding Claim
Witnesses describe a 50 member Jockey Club formed by turf interests. Belmont testifies the $5700 Coney Island Jockey Club payment was a voluntary contribution, not an assessed fee, aimed at retaining lawyers to oppose Hart-Agnew betting ban. Keene and Whitney unavailable, their secretaries say they were in Europe.
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Europe
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Big Audience Fills Symphony Hall for Schumann-Heink
Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink drew a large, enthusiastic crowd at Symphony Hall yesterday. The German soprano delivered a deeply human performance with a clear diction and rich tone color in pieces by Chadwick Bauer Slater and Salter, with Hoffmann on violin and Marshall on organ. Encores included Schubert's Erl King and Maryourneen, as Katharine Hoffmann provided instrumental support.
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M. A. Salter
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Slater
Harold
Salter
Gersdorff
Martin Jauther
Guiraud
Jacques Hoffmann
John Marshall
Schubert
Erl King
Maryourneen
Katharine Hoffmann
Pretty Winnifred McLean Wins Resort Adoration
Nine month old Winnifred Olive McLean of 42 Moore Street draws praise as the hand somest child at a famed resort. Daughter of Arthur Ly McLean and his wife, she watched the Young's Hotel fire from the windows, crying as flames consumed the building.
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Little Winnifred Olive McLean
Moore Street
Little Winnifred
Arthur Ly McLean
Young's Hotel
Fines Raised for Spitting Violations in Municipal Court
Judge Ely increased spitting law fines from $2 to $5 in the first Municipal Court session. Twenty seven violators appeared, 23 paid a total of $99, four cases were filed, and Station 9 in Roxbury reported four offenders. Angelo Capenilio, court interpreter, was arrested for spitting on the courthouse corridor marble.
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Court Refuses Husband's Plea in Armenian Bride Case
Judge Dodge of the United States District Court blocked Avedis Capriellan's request to keep his wife Harganoosh Avakian, a Cambridge resident, from being deported to Halifax. Avakian, who came from Armenia for eye treatment, married Capriellan a week before the decision while immigration proceedings continued. If the appeals court does not sustain the husband, Avakian faces deportation on December 12.
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United States District Court
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Cambridge
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Worcester
Circuit Court of Appeals
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Third Street
East Cambridge
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Hood's Lotion Promises Skin Relief and Healing
Advertisers claim Hood's Lotion softens hands and improves complexion while soothing inflamed and irritated skin. The copy asserts it heals broken skin and invites readers to try the product.
Jordan Marsh Gives Christmas Cash Gifts to All Employees
The Jordan Marsh Company will grant every employee a substantial cash gift for Christmas. The gift rewards extra holiday efforts, with sales staff receiving a percentage of Dec 1 to Christmas Day, and others receiving amounts based on their position. The payout continues a long-standing firm policy and is a free will offering to honor the workers.
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Monk Fish Bites Sailor at Sandwich Wharf
The schooner Reliance brings in 5500 pounds of cod and a stunning monk fish weighing 25 pounds. Thomas Kee, a crewman, narrowly escapes a severed hand when the fish bites the sailor while freeing it from the net. The creature, old and with a mouth large enough to take a head, was sold for exhibition.
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Arrested in Court for Death of Girl
Worcester November 2 John G Jeffords Jr of 1888 Main Street was ordered arrested in district court on a manslaughter charge after an inquest into the death of Miss Emma St Martin of Cherry Valley. She was fatally injured by an auto driven by Jeffords and Goodwin Robinson while leaving an electric car on Auburn Street. Jeffords was arraigned and held under 1900 dollars bonds for Superior Court appearance.
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John G. Jeffords, Jr
Main Street
Samuel Utley
Emma St. Martin
Cherry Valley
Jefferds
Jury Completes To Try Wendling In Kellner Case
The jury to try Joseph Wendling on the charge of murdering 8 year old Alma Kellner was completed today in Louisville Kentucky. Hearing of evidence will begin tomorrow as the trial shows slow progress for the day.
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Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
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