Recital By Charles Anthony In Jordan Hall
Pianist Charles Anthony offered a varied program including Beethoven Op. 90 Intermezzo by Courtlandt Palmer Brahms Intermezzo and Rhapsodie Schumann Prelude Chopin Debussy Chabrier and Liszt. Critics praised his Brahms Intermezzo Chopin and Debussy while noting room for more vigor in his Brahms and growth of a distinct style. The audience remained attentive and applauded warmly.
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Charles Anthony
Jordan Hall
Beethoven
Courtlandt Palmer
Brahms
Vogel
Schumann
Chopin
Debussy
Mr. Anthony
Anthony
Athletic Training Saves Her Bracelet
Miss Alice Banks of Roxbury recounts using early athletic training to defend herself and drop the gold bracelet during a late Monday night theft. The attacker, an apparently 85 year old well dressed man, fled after she delivered an upper cut, leaving the heirloom on the sidewalk. Banks, a Boston figure, says she would act the same again without question.
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Alice Banks
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Miss Banks
Boston
Otto Sarony
Bracelet theft report from a street stranger incident
Miss Banks was approached by a well dressed stranger who asked for directions to a street. She paused, he grabbed her arm and quickly snapped the bracelet from her wrist and fled.
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Miss Banks
Foss Campaign Sparks Bold 50 000 Vote Claim
North Adams reporter notes Thomas F Cassidy and ex Senator framing Foss as ahead in state politics. Cassidy predicts Foss and Democrats pass more progressive laws than any state administration in 50 years. Governor rallies in Williamstown outlines 50 000 scholarship fund and opposes a state university. Professor Garrett Droppers attends rally amid likely Railroad Commission confirmation doubts.
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Thomas F. Cassidy
North Adams
Cassidy
Adams
Foss
Democratic Party
Pittsfield
Williamstown
Garrett Droppers
Railroad Commission
Droppers
Executive Council
Democratic rift mends as Walsh aids Foss drive
Democratic candidate David Walsh helps heal tensions with Cassidy over party line. Foss touts workingmen's compensation and tariff commission ideas while touring farmers and mills, predicting a landslide victory of 60,000-plus votes.
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Cassidy
David Walsh
Walsh
Pittsfield
Adams
North Adams
Foss
Williams College
Taft
Congress
Cheshire
Dr George F Jelly Dies at 69 After 30 Years of Mental Disease Study
Dr George F Jelly a leading expert on insanity died aged 69 at his Wakefield home after three months of illness. Born Salem 1842 he was valedictorian at his high school and earned A B A M from Brown University in 1864 and M D from Harvard Medical School in 1867.
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George F. Jelly
Pleasant and
Otis Streets
Wakefield
Salem
William
Sarah (Tay) Jelly
Brown University
Harvard Medical School
Boston City Hospital
Springfield
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Jelly
Boston
Dr Jelly Multiple Roles Highlight 1879 Career
Dr Jelly's career spanned state examiner and chairman of the State Board of Insanity roles. He pushed for lunacy reforms, modern hospital methods, and reducing feeble minded rates. He advised on murder trials and belonged to medical and scientific societies. He leaves a widow Annie M Parker Jelly and sister Louise Jelly. Funeral at First Baptist Church Wakefield Thursday at 3 pm with interment in Salem.
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Jelly
State Board of Insanity
Jally
American Medical Association
The
American Medico-Psychological Association
New England Society of Psychiatry and Neurology
Suffolk District Medical Society
Boston Medical Library Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Natural History Society
Annie M. Parker Jelly
Louise Jelly
First Baptist Church
Wakefield
Salem
Pick Ivernia To Take Race Across Atlantic
Wireless messages from the steamers Ivernia and Cymric report both captains aiming to win the transatlantic race from Liverpool to Queenstown. The Cymric stood eight miles southeast of Sable Island while the Ivernia led by a few miles. quarantine expected for the Ivernia this afternoon and the Cymric due tomorrow morning.
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Ivernia
Cymric
Atlantic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Sable Island
Corrupt Practices Law Seen From Foss Expenditure Gap
A dispute over the new corrupt practices act arises as Governor Foss did not file a written statement of funds and promises used to influence his nomination and election. The issue splits into two readings of the statute as he faced scrutiny yesterday.
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Foss
Governor Foss and Langtry Clash Over Campaign Spending Laws
Two opinions arise as Governor Foss claims no money was spent to influence his nomination while Secretary Langtry, advised by Attorney General Swift, says a return is required regardless. The act imposes a $1000 fine or one year imprisonment, and a violator becomes ineligible to hold office for three years.
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Foss
Langtry
Swift
Campaign officials dispute filing requirements after nomination deadline
George Harlow argues no return is required if nothing was paid or promised while the secretary's office says a return is expected. Langtry has been advised the law intends full disclosure on all campaign accounts. State Treasurer Stevens Edward Skelton and Attorney-General Swift filed similar zero expenditure reports as to the seven day deadline after the nomination papers and election deadlines, with the last filing day being yesterday at 5 o'clock.
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George Harlow
Foss
Langtry
Stevens
Edward ©. Skelton
Swift
Embroidery Made Easy Designs Adorn Sunday Post
A Sunday Post feature highlights easy embroidery designs that require no carbon paper for transfer. Instead workers use soap and water to reveal patterns and a particularly pretty design is promised for next Sunday.
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Sunday Post
Hood's Lotion Advertisement Claim
An advertisement urges use of Hood's Lotion in all weather. It promotes soothing healing antiseptic effects for skin year round and lists a price of 50 cents.
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