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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

7

Auction Brings Record Prices for Symphony Seats

The Symphony Hall auction yesterday sold 18 seats at a premium of 139 dollars each. A special agent purchased seats P-18 194 and 20 for 471 dollars total, averaging about 6.50 dollars per seat per concert, higher than Metropolitan Opera prices.

Symphony Hall Metropolitan Opera House

Auction Seatings Fetch Premiums at Symphony Hall

The sale opened with $20 seats and unlimited orders, bidding moved in varied increments until buying at $139. Center aisle seats commanded $81 premiums, other premium seats topped $70. Balcony seats sold well with side seats popular, premiums $25 to $40. Final auction rounds begin 10 AM for rehearsals seats, then 11:30 AM for the second balcony bidding.

Symphony Hall

Endorses Carnegie Gift Rejection For Vanderbilt Medical School

The Holston Conference of the Methodist Church in Tennessee voted unanimously to back the college of bishops and a Vanderbilt board minority in declining Andrew Carnegie's offer of 1,060,000 for Vanderbilt University's medical school. The resolutions regret the gift terms could not be accepted with honor.

Cleveland. Tenn Holston Methodist Episcopal Ghareh South College of Bishops Board of Trust Vanderbilt University Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Father of Eight Proposes First Father's Day

Representative Moore of Pennsylvania the father of eight introduced in the House a resolution designating the first Sunday in June as Fathers Day with the rose as its emblem. The measure, urged by Charlotte Kirk and Carrie Sternberg of Philadelphia, would not create a legal holiday.

Washington Moore Pennsylvania Charlotte E. Kirkbride Carrie B. Sternberg Philadelphia

West Newton County Fair Impresses Despite Rainy Opening

Rain could not dampen crowds as the West Newton County Fair opened with 109 dog show entries and a standout cat display. Angier won best dog with Schipperkes, while Thoma took second with Richwood's Rucka. Doberman pinschers drew early attention with Angier claiming two top prizes and Blodgett and Butler earning special honors. An exotic Jamaican booth thrilled attendees as horse show day two loomed at 7 PM.

West Newton A. E. Angier Auburndale K. E. Thoma Richwood Prince Rajah Louise Estabrook Tawney Tim FE. Downes George M. Fiske Elma A. Burns West Newton County Fair New England Graf Rupert Princess Rosa J. A. Bryart Hedda von Wildenbach Armin von Wildenbach Charles R. Butler Napoleon IT F. S. Blodgett Antilles

Watch on Lloyd for Over Three Years

A Malden mansion at 50 Hancock Street linked to Lloyd and the McGraws is described as the site of a long running espionage case. Detectives monitored Lloyd and McGraw family activity from about 1909 until last May, with lawyers and relatives aware of alleged ties and transactions including automobiles.

Lloyd Hancock Street Malden McGraws Boston McGraw Lloyd's Daniel L. Smith Needham Mary I. Sullivan Suffolk Young Lloyd Winnetka Ill Sullivans Harvard Henry D. Lloyd The Chicago Tribune Iinois Main Street Everett Kenilworth Press Charles P. Halpin Sullivan Norfolk

Lloyd of Malden Leaves Boston After Family Litigation

Lloyd of Winnetka, ill, plans Westward departure after a mass of lawsuits. guardianship, trust deeds, and alleged breach of promise claims arise from his finances tied to Mrs Ida McGraw and her daughter Amy. Trustees Flint and Sprout contend mismanagement and schemes to force marriage.

McGraw Boston Mary I. Sullivan Equity Daniel L. Smith Sullivan Needham Lloyd James H. Flint William B. Sprout United States District Court Smith Supreme Judicial Court James A Halloran William B. Ydroyd Winnetka Ill John B. Lloyd Malden Henry D. Lloyd Newton Flint and Sprout

Madcap serial by George Gibbs in Sun Day's Post magazine

The next Sun Day's Post magazine features another fine instalment of George Gibbs' charming serial Madcap.

George Gibbs Next Post

54 on steamer saved by wireless

A steamer was jolted by an explosion near the cotton cargo. An S O S call was sent as the wireless operator relayed the distress. At 1 50 p m Arcadia reported hearing the call and moved toward the scene fifty miles away.

S. O. SS Arcadia

Faithful Crew Fights Arcadia Fire Amid Ship Loss

A captain recalls rapid blaze spreading to the engine room and lights failing within minutes. Edward Emmanuel, wireless operator, ordered candles and used a reserve battery to maintain contact for 15 minutes more until his batteries died. Three boats were lowered. all aboard protected until the Arcadia reached Baltimore with the Templemore aflame end to end.

Edward Emmanuel Emmanuel Arcadia Baltimore

Knowles photograph to run four colors in Post

The Maine woods pioneer Joseph Knowles, famed as a primitive man, has a notable photograph printed in four colors and full-page size in next Sunday's Post.

Joseph Knowles Maine Woods

Thaw Case Draws British Demand for Canada Deportation Explain

Washington reports say the British government has demanded a full Canadian explanation of the deportation of Harry K Thaw. Ottawa lawyer T R E McInnes told the Boston Post the case has been brought before the State Department as an international issue under the Ashburton treaty.

Washington T. R. E. McInnes K. C Ottawa State Department Harry K. Thaw Boston Post Canada Attor Metnnes Thaw Statenis Amer Ashburton England Court of King’s Bench Montreal Tao Thaw United States

Fabric Names in Luxurious Textures

A list of fabric types including Duvetyn, Peau de Peche, Velour de laine and Tweeds highlighting rich textiles and sonorous materials in a refined wardrobe context.

Duvetyn Peau de Peche Velour de Laine Tweeds

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Symphony Indorse West Newton County Ida McGraw Weymouth Quincy Daniel L Smith Any McGraw Amy Fairbank Company Chicago Attorney McInnes Filene Sellers Serges Nuit Navy Filene Junior Suits Filene’s
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