Two Germans Arrested by Federal Officers and Interred
Two German men were arrested by federal officers and will be interned for the remainder of the war. Adolph C. Detlefsen of 443 Cambridge Street Allston has lived in the U S for 16 years and is deemed dangerous to remain at large due to his hostile attitude toward the United States. Hans Stander 24 who listed the Young Men's Christian Association address in Boston says he worked as a cashier in a restaurant and has left the state without permission. Both men were sent to East Cambridge jail temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph C. Detlefsen
Cambridge Street
Allston
Marshal Mitchell
United States
Detlefsen
Fore River
Quincy
American Sugar
Hans Stander
Young Men’s Christian Association
Norfolk
Stander
East Cambridge
Germany
James W. Gerard
Doran
Europe
Gerard
America
Mr. Gerard
von Bethmann - Hollweg
Zimmerman
Dutton
A. D. McLaren
Berlin
President Wilson Calls for Liberty Bond Rush
The president invested one fifth of his yearly pay in Liberty Bonds and urges public participation. He declares today as the last chance to buy, stressing collective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Liberty Brigade
Dominion Marble Quarries for Sale in Canada
Extensive quarries of the Dominion Marble Quarries Company, about 185 acres at South Stokely on the Canadian Pacific main line to Sherbrooke Quebec, to be sold by auction to the highest bidder November 28, 1917, at Fraser Bros. offices Montreal. Conditions and full details available from John Findlay Ltd, Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Stokely
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sherbrooke
Province of
Quebec
Canada
Fraser Bros
St. James Street
Montreal
John Findlay, Ltd
Auto Crash Kills Lowell Man in Littleton
James Cavanaugh of Lowell died when a seven passenger public automobile skidded and crashed into a tree in Littleton. Four other men, including three soldiers from the Ayer cantonment, were severely injured in the collision tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
James Cavanaugh
Lowell
Ayer
Injured soldiers in artillary crash near depot road junction
Private Charles Curtin G F Jennings and Frederick T Cobb all from Battery B 301st Artillery suffered fractures or shock after a car crash near the Depot road State road junction opposite Charles E Kimball residence. Casone taken to Lowell Hospital while the others to the cantonment base hospital. Driver Benjamin Robertson of Lowell and two passengers escaped with minor injuries. Robertson charged with manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtin
Waltham
G. F. Jennings
Frederick T. Cobb
J. A. Gasone
North Adams
Curtin
Jennings
Cobb
301St Artillery
Cantonment
Casone
Lowell Hospital
Depot Road
Charles E. Kimball
Benjamin Robertson
Lowell
Robertson
Lewis Poloquin
Ayer
Beecher White
Salem
Brown freshman barred after cap rebellion at college
Brown University freshman William Kolodney faced faculty action after defying traditions by refusing to wear a freshman cap. The incident led to a student-led punishment and the faculty urged his withdrawal, calling his attitude toward faculty and students nearly intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
William Kolodney
Brown University
Randall
Kolodney
Autumn Music by Symphony Shines in Boston Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Muck delivered a standout Symphony Hall program. Brahms Fourth, Rachmaninoff Isle of the Dead, and Debussy Printemps highlighted the afternoon with eloquent interpretation, aided by the orchestra rather than soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Brahm
Rachmaninoff
Isle of the Dead
Boecklin
Debussy
Brahms E minor Symphony and Rachmaninoff Impress at Concert
The review lauds Brahms E minor Symphony for its noble melancholy and masterful structure, deeming it enduring and austere. It commends Rachmaninoff’s tone poem interpreted by Dr. Muck as deeply faithful and majestic, contrasting with earlier renditions. Debussy’s early suite is praised for originality despite moments of immaturity.
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Brahms
Rachmaninoff
Dr. Muck
Boston Symphony
Dr. Mack
Tschaikowsky
Debussy
Dorchester Man Henry J Mills Dies at 24
Henry J Mills of Dorchester died at his parents home on Vinson Street aged 24 formerly of East Boston. Funeral is Sunday at 2 pm and a requiem Mass Monday at 8 am at St Ambrose Church Adams Street. He is survived by parents five brothers Albert Charles Stephen Lawrence Walter and two sisters Katharine and Mrs George A Curley.
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Henry J. Mills
Dorchester
Lawrence Mills
Vinson Street
Mills
Boston
St. Ambrose’s Church
Adams Street
Mr. Mills
Albert
Charles
Stephen
Lawrence
Walter
Katharine
George A. Curley
Bacon’s 10 Pay A Third steps toward reorganization
The W. A. Bacon Company announces the first step in clearing bankruptcy proceedings and begins reorganizing the firm on permanent lines. The move signals potential revival and restores confidence among creditors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. & A. Bacon Company
Old Bacon Company to Reorganize and Stay Open
The District Court in Massachusetts approves a support sum exceeding 230 000 as part of a 33 1 3 percent compromise for creditors. Receiver Charles G. Bancroft will oversee operations until Nov 5 when the company will exit bankruptcy and be taken over by a new organized firm under the W. and A. Bacon name. The move aims to preserve the business, real estate, and about 1000 jobs amid a stormy century ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Massachusetts
Old Bacon Company
United States
Charles G. Bancroft
International Trust Company
W. & A. Bacon Company
Methodists Rally for Pension Fund Across Nation
Dr J T B Smith of Chicago reported a country wide rally supporting a pension fund for aged Methodist ministers at the New England Methodist exhibit closing in Malden. He praised church giving as a first step toward gratitude for aging preachers while other speakers stressed education and literary quality in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. B. Smith
Chicago
Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Malden
Smith
David D. Downey
Methodist Book Concern
H. W. Hurt
Break causes serious damage to Needham branch bridge
A water main broke near Beach street and Centre street in West Roxbury, flooding the Needham branch bridge area. The 11 o clock incident tore part of the Boston side foundation wall, flooding tracks and stalling trolley and train traffic, with engineers fearing collapse as crews shut off the flow after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Needham
Beach Street
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Charles River
Dedham
Boston
Water Department
Clark Withdraws Charge of New York Bond Ring
Speaker of the House Champ Clark said he withdraws his charge that a ring of New York financiers hampered Liberty Bond sales. He noted recent gains in New York bond sales and stated his criticism was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
New York
War Book Reviews and New Allied War Efforts
A roundup of war related books and essays reviewed for American readers. James W. Gerard’s My Four Years in Germany, Hugh Gibson’s A Journal from Our Legation in Belgium, The Diary of a Nation by Edward S. Martin, and How to Live at the Front guide readers through WWI conclusions, pacifist views, prisoner accounts, and French aid. Includes Doyle, Herron, and McLaren works and anthologies like A Treasury of War Poetry.
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Legation
Belgium
Doubleday
Hugh Gibson
Brussels
Liege
Mr. Gibson
Louvain
Paris
Edith Cavell
Hoover
Germany
Austria
France
England
Luther
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Death Valley, California
Hyde Park
Readville
Walcott Sq
Cleary
River
Harvard Sts
Everett Sq
Fairmount Mattapan
Roslindale
Poplar
Forest Hills
West Roxbury—Park
Corey
Plain—South
Boynton
Plain—Centre
Forbes
Brookline
Harvard Sq
Opp
R. R. Station
Newton—Nonantum Sq
Newtonville
Watertown
Wal
W. Newtone
Chestnut & Wash
W. Newton—Wash
Elm Sts
Auburndale
Centre
Newton Centre
R. R. State Wave Pe
BY Olin Downes
Spartanburg
S.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
D. McAber
Dewey Ave
Lydia E.pinkham
Jos. O’bryan
Newport Ave
Ill
Bacon
Whole Nation Aiding the Preachers Pension Fund
Wrecksbridge
Clark
Alfred S. Clark
Edward S. Martin
Mr. Martin
Lippincott
Hector MacQuarrie
Houghton, Mifflin
John Gallishaw
William Lynch
Small
Maynard
Mildred Aldrich
Marne
Aldrich
Charles Hennebois
Metz
Scribner
Gilbert Nobbs
Henry van Dyke
Page
Thomas A. Edison
William Yorke Stevenson
Woodrow Wilson
Kennerley
George D. Herron
Herron
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Flanders
Neuve Chapelle
Ypres
Loos
George Herbert Clarke
Appleton
Margaret Widdemer
Stevenson
Kipling
Will H. Ogilvie
Henri Barbusse
le Feu
E. P. Dutton & CO
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Press of America
Literary Digest
New York Sun
Tribune
Lémery
London
Russia
Gulf of Riga
All News-dealers
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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