Symphony opens Boston season under Dr Muck in vivid mix
The Boston Symphony Orchestra began its 35th season at Symphony Hall with Karl Muck conducting. Beethoven Seventh, Brahms Tragic Overture, Strauss Death and Transfiguration, and Liszt Les Preludes shared a program that highlighted contrasts across schools and periods.
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Thoven
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Counterfeiters waived exam held for grand jury
Fidward Wilbur and Edward Carroll were arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes on charges of making and passing counterfeit half dollars. They waived examination and were held for the grand jury. In default of bail they were committed to East Cambridge jail.
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Fidward Wilbur
Edward Carroll
South Station
United States
Hayes
East Cambridge
Silk cloth theft case ends in $500 fine
Frank W. Whalen of the South End admitted buying a stolen bolt of silk cloth valued at $60 from an interstate shipment on the New Haven road. He was fined $500 in U S District Court yesterday.
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Frank W. Whalen
South End
United States District Court
New Haven Road
Pabst Links Liquor Question to Industrial Reform
Colonel Gustave Pabst of Milwaukee, elected president of the United States Brewers' Association, argues liquor policy rests with restructured industry not anti-saloon reform. He attacks efficiency strictures, cites Germany's beer culture, and notes Dupont plants serving beer. He says prohibition ignores deep seated drinking instincts and human freedom.
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Springfield
Gustave Pabst
Milwaukee
United States Brewers’ Association
Pabst
Debate Over Drink and Poverty Roles In Society
A historical analysis argues that alcohol is not the sole cause of poverty and that poverty can fuel drinking. It cites modern sociology and industrial-era coal mines where harsh conditions and long hours push workers toward alcohol, suggesting the drink problem is tied to broader economic forces rather than individual vice.
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Strauss
Tschaikowsky
Milkman Cleared in Typhoid Case
In Roxbury, milkman Peter G. Post was cleared when the Superior Court judge and jury accepted a verdict for the defendant. Felicia Koziewicz, 12, and her father Anton Koziewicz sued Post for 5000 and 2500 dollars respectively, alleging Felicia contracted typhoid from his milk.
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Peter G. Post
Roxbury
Felicia Koziewicz
Anton Koziewicz
Post
Felicia
Dubuque
Printing trade papers unite into The American Printer
New York Oct. 15 announcement that three printing trade papers The American Printer The Printing Trade News and The Master Printer will consolidate. The merged publication will be issued semi monthly in the future under the name The American Printer.
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New York
American Printer
Printing Trade News of
Philadelphia
Hotel Murder Case Postponed to Tuesday
Theodore Lemon was called before Judge Creed to answer a murder charge in the St James hotel room last week. On request of attorneys a continuance was granted until Tuesday Oct 26.
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Creed
Joanna Donovan
St. James
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