Bischoff E major symphony praised and panned by Boston
The Boston Symphony Orchestra gave a fourth public rehearsal in Symphony Hall with Hermann Bischoff’s E major symphony as the principal piece. Dr. Muck delivered a virtuoso, almost revelatory performance, though critics fault the work’s last movements and call it a fading relic of its era.
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Hermann Bischoff
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Dr. Muck
Boston
Germany
Bischoff
Berlioz
All Kinds of Rookies Help Cincinnati Pitching Plan
Manager O Day used 17 pitchers to build a staff for Cincinnati during the season. Five rookies finished with perfect records: Gregory Packard McGraner Donalds and Frill. Suggs led the regulars with 19 wins and 16 losses.
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O’day
Cincinnati
Gregory
Packard
McGraner
Donalds
Frill
Suggs
Subscriptions Sought From Boston Wool Trade for Campaign Fund
The letter read by David I Walsh shows Jacob F. Brown of Boston soliciting wool trade subscriptions at George von L. Meyer’s request. Walsh and Foss criticize Republican ties to special interests while touring Essex and surrounding towns urging support for Taft and GOP candidates. crowds reached about 2500 in Lawrence with speeches against the Democratic and Progressive challenges.
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David I. Walsh
Jacob F. Brown
Boston
George von L. Meyer
Essex County
Mr. Brown
Republican Party
Meyer
Taft
Foss
Walsh
Lawrence
Arlington Mills
Washington Mills
Wilson
Marshall
North Andover
Boxford
Middleton
North Reading
Lynnfield Centre
Cliftondale
Peabody
Merrimac
Amesbury
Republican
Messie
J. Koshland & Co
J. William & Co
G. Von.l. Meyer
Wakefield
Arlington
Melrose
Winona
von L. Meyer
House
Senate
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Johnson in State Today Campaign Swing
Governor Johnson toured Waterbury and Bridgeport urging Progressive support amid attacks on Wilson. He pressed minimum wage for women workers and laid out tariff and trust critiques, then planned a New England schedule including Haverhill Boston Newburyport Salem Gloucester Beverly and Lawrence depending on weather.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Johnson
Waterbury
Progressive Party
Wilson
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Haverhill
Fall River
Boston
Newburyport
Salem
Gloucester
Beverly
Lawrence
Golden Re-Elected President of United Textile Workers
John Golden of Fall River was re elected by a two to one vote to lead the United Textile Workers Union at the close of its annual convention held at 724 Washington Street. The next convention is set for Philadelphia in October 1914.
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John Golden
Fall River
United Textile Workers’ Union
Washington Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Edges New York for Convention Site on Second Ballot
Six cities were nominated with Philadelphia and New York leading. On the second ballot Philadelphia won by one vote. James Tansey and Albert Hibbert of Fall River were re elected leaders, with Thomas Morgan of Patterson and Charles A Myles of Amsterdam named to key posts. A new Textile Council law bans dual or seceding union participation. New Bedford delegates opposed, arguing it is a local matter and unenforceable.
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Philadelphia
New York
James Tansey
Fall River
Albert Hibbert
Thomas Morgan
Patterson
N. J
Charles A. Myles
Amsterdam
N. Y
Golden
New Bedford
Witnesses link Caruso to murder scene and crowd rioting
Last witness Eugene Bencordo testified about Giovanitti speech urging patrols to prowl. Officers Marshall Benoit and others described the shot that killed a woman, identifying Caruso in the crowd. Court scenes covered with detentions, testimonies, and an array of police actions at Garden and Union streets.
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Eugene Bencordo
Charles Bencordo
Giovannitti
Charles Bencardo
Benoit
Marshall
Caruso
Garden
Union
Atwill
Scuitti
Ettor
Fred F. Roewer
Roewer
Union Streets
Union and
Garden Streets
Codey
Frank 8. Elliiott
Boston
John B. Parker
Gloucester
Daniel J. Harrington
Lynn
Eighth Regiment
Harrington
Union Street
Walter G. Spranger
Sngw
Yale Final Practice In Rain Before Washington and Jefferson
Yale completed an hour of signal work and drop-kicking drills in light rain on a muddy field. The squad moved to the freshman field to protect fresh turf as preparations continued for the game against Washington and Jefferson tomorrow.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington and Jefferson
Harvard Second Team Tops Brown Second in Wet Stadium
Harvard's second team defeated Brown's second team 8 to 0 amid a wet field and stuttering play. Temple, at left halfback, kicked a 25 yard drop for the decisive score as Brown threatened at the Crimson 12 yard line and Brown's passing miscues limited their scoring chances. Casey led Brown, with Gibson and Parker highlighted for Harvard.
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Harvard
Brown
Temple
Crimson
Casey
Gibson
Parker
Yale May Play Penn Next Season
Philadelphia October 25 Pennsylvania football authorities estimate Yale will add Pennsylvania to its schedule next year after severing ties with the Army. Officials note preparations for the 1913 game and say negotiations are under way though details remain premature.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Army
University of Pennsylvania
Kavanaugh Absent From Office Amid Family Illness
Sickness in his family keeps President Kavanagh of the Southern league at home in Little Rock. Secretary EH Barnard of the Cleveland Club stands in for the National Commission during the Chicago city series.
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Kavanagh
Southern League
Little Rock
Barnard
Cleveland
National Commission
Adventist Sunday Services at Advent Christian Church
Preaching by Rev Farnham at 10:30 a m on parables with a 7:15 p m special service reading from The Widow's Bon Nain. Music by the church quartet and Miss Ethel M Stevens. Short sermon on Jesus the Life. Sunday school at 12 05 Young people's meet 6 4l) welcome.
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Adventists Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
CG. O. Farnham
A M. J Johnston
Church
Mies Ethel M. Stevens
Unday
First. Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Jesus Christ
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
D. D
First Free Baptist Church
Warren St
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace Hi. Hayes
Christian ‘Scientist
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Congregational
Jesus
Mendelssohn
Walter S. Hawkins
Park Street
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
J. Willis Conant
North
Congregational Church
Arlington
Roseland Streets
Cambridge
Vincent Ravi
Central Church
W. B. Sachs
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Episcopal ST. Paul’s Cathedral
the. Dean
Spohr
Archdeacon Babcock
T. F. Davies
Western
Massachusetts
Bishop Davies
Packer
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Massachusetts Prison Association
Father Aitkins
St.’ Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Lutheran ST
English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street
Edwin Lann
Omnes School
James AL. Moore
M. Casselberry
Evangelical Lutheran Churches of the Synodical Conference of Boston
Bosworth College
Albert C Knudson
Boston University School of Theology
W. ©. Frail
Olive G. Chaffee
Bromfield-Tremont Street
Bromfield Street Church
Leopold A. Nies
Tremont Street
Joel M. Leonards
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufte
Ripley
Stuents
Salvation Army Salvation Army People's Palace
Washington
Hast Brookline
Margetts
Mildred Douglass
Annie Schroeder
Salvation Army
Old Boston
Court Street
Margetta
Ajor Mre
Boston Churches Open with Morning and Evening Services
The city’s churches announce a busy Sunday schedule with morning and evening worship across numerous congregations. Notable events include Rev. Cortland Myers at Baptist Temple on Christ in the Crowd and Sermon on the Mount in Boston Society, and Mrs. Robert Lister and Miss Isabel Melville performing at several services.
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Baptist Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
D. D
Boston Society
Girls' Helpful and Brotherhood
Lotus
Mme
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Jack Johnson
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Adelphi
Almer H. Walker
T P.m
Clarendon ST. Baptist Church Society
U. P. Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
James A. Francis
Christ
Scenic Temple
Nation
H. Mine Dougall
Spiritualist Meetings Across Boston Area Sunday Oct 27
A broad listing of spiritualist gatherings in Boston and suburbs for Sunday Oct 27. Speakers include Mr Richmond Bishop of Boston and Miss M. G. Carbee among many mediums and churches. Services feature lectures, messages, music, and flower seances with venues from Lynn to Malden to Somerville.
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Hunters
Howlan Nofed
Church OF Occult
Huntington Avengo
PA Setanta Ss
Newton Lynn Spiritual Association
Cadet Hall
Market Street
Lynn
Richmond Bishop
Boston
E. D. Butler
Effie Webster
Dwight Hall
Tremont ‘Street
L. D. Russell
F. Chaplin
Norman Forbes
I. A. Johnson
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Kneeland
Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
M Knight
Adelaide Littlefield
Mary G. Carbee
M. Osgood
Willing
A. Webster
Sarah Thompson
M. Jollimore
Anna Whittier
Austin
F. M. Donovan
Independent
Butland Street
Tremont
Rendeavor Society
Pleasant Street
Malden
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Pearl Street
Somerville
Armstrong
J. Prevon
Adele C. Williams
Tremont Street
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca G. ‘Treadwell
Louise D. Francis
White
Morgan
Gifford
R. Evans
F. B. Daniels
International Hall
Warren Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society, Louise Hall
M. A. Mack
M. G. Carbee
Commonwealth Avenue
H. T. Nutter
Edward Lee
Odd Fellows
Lee Hall
FIRST
Exeter Street School
Vanderbilt
Fred Gowing
Huntington Chambers
Columbus Avenue
P. SyHen
Janbey Avery
New York—Circle
City
Alexander Street
Roxbury
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