Fire at Tenean Beach Bath Houses Damages City Property
Dorchester police plan a strict inquiry into the blaze that yesterday morning caused about 3000 dollars in damage to the Tenean Beach bath houses. Firemen struggled as the soft ground caused the apparatus to sink, destroying nearly half the bath house facilities. This marks the fourth such blaze in two years. An earlier alarm from Box 982 reported a separate one story wooden building at 684 636 Washington Street occupied by B Talkob and George Smith, causing 2000 dollars in damage.
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Dorchester
Tenean Beach
Washington Street
B. Talkob
George Smith
Reservists to sail on Laconia today
The Cunard liner Laconia will sail for Liverpool today carrying a large cargo of army supplies. Among her passengers are English reservists returning to their regiments, including Lieutenant Bowerman, Sir Jacob Preston, Colonel Treadwell, U S M C, R H White, and Mrs J K Cochrane. The cargo includes cardigan jackets, 1000 cases of rubber boots, wheat, and other foodstuffs.
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Laconia
Liverpool
Bowerman
Jacob Preston
London
Treadwell
R. H. White
Montreal
J. K. Cochrane
Major Cochrane
Appeal to Symphony Orchestra Neutral in War
Henry L Higginson founder of the Boston Symphony exhorted players to forbear opinions on the European war and remain neutral as Major Higginson addressed the orchestra during a rehearsal at ten o clock. Many members originate from countries involved in the conflict, creating a difficult position for the ensemble under Dr Karl Muck.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Henry L. Higginson
Karl Muck
Major Higginson
Dr. Mack
Major Higginson Urges Harmony to Save Orchestra Concerts
Major Higginson praised the orchestra members who refrained from war commentary and urged mutual forbearance to overcome difficult conditions. He recalled the long effort to build the ensemble, thanked Dr. Mack and other leaders, and stressed that unity is essential to keep concerts alive and preserve the orchestra’s fine European reputation.
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Mack
Ellis
Brennan
Harvard Club Backs Voters in Cambridge Registration Fight
The Harvard Political Club backs 25 students who registered to vote in Cambridge amid an investigation by Cambridge police into their oaths. Officials query whether the students are self supporting, amid tensions with Cambridge authorities and threats of court action if ballots are challenged.
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Cambridge
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Hurley
Lieutenant Welch
Cambridge Police Department
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Aviator halted by city park flight ban
Cecil Peoli, a New York aviator, attempted to fly his biplane from Franklin Field on a holiday stunt. City Commissioner Dillon objected, Patrolman McNulty blocked the plan, and Peoli departed without the flight. Transport costs left him poorer by the journey and crew expenses.
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Cecil Peok
New York
Andes Mountains
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Curley
Don Reardon
McNulty
Station 11
Reardon
Brown University marks 150th anniversary with historical play
Providence R I Oct 12 Brown University closed the second day of its 150th anniversary celebration with a historic play setting by A B D Thomas and Henry A Barker. Denominational representatives attended and speeches were delivered by Isaac Sharpless Haverford John Martin Thomas Middlebury James Wee Wolf Perry Rhode Island and Edgar Young Mullins Southern Baptist Seminary.
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Henry A. Barker
Brown University
Brown
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford College
John Martin Thomas
Middlebury College
James Wee- Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Edgar Young Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
George Edwin Harr
Newton Theological Institute
Child Struck By Auto While Returning From Store
Four year old Joseph Hill, son of Thomas Hill of Mansfield Street Everett, is confined at home with contusions and possible internal injuries after being hit by an automobile driven by Alfred Parsons of Lexington yesterday morning at Broadway and Church Street Everett. Bystanders said the child darted into the street while returning from a candy purchase and Parsons swerved but could not avoid the collision.
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Thomas Hill
Mansfield Street
Everett
Alfred Parsons
Lexington
Broadway
Church Street
Parsons
Assistant Surgeon Drowned in Arctic Waters
A radiogram from the Behring Sea fleet reports the drowning of Assistant Surgeon L. W. Jenkins and five other crewmen when a boat from the cutter Manning swamped Saturday in Unalga Pass near Cape Sariches off Alaska.
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Revenue Cutter Service
Behring Sea Fleet
L. W. Jenkins
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Unalga Pass
Cape Sariches
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