Grand German Chorus Rehearsal For Boston Altenheim Benefit
A grand rehearsal under Carl Zerrahn at Turnverein on Middlesex Street showcased Boston German choral talent for a Sunday Altenheim concert at the Boston Theatre. The 850 male voices will join 120 mixed voices plus notable soloists, with Kelterborn and Strube directing alongside Zerrahn. Funds aim to support the German Altenheim Home for the elderly, volunteers from Deutscher Frauen Halfverein and other societies coordinating a citywide effort. three quarters of seats already sold.
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Turnverein
Middlesex Street
Alktenheim
Boston
Carl Zerrahn
Altenheim
Messrs
Louis Kelterborn
Gustave Strube
Dr. Kelterborn
Strube
Deutscher Frauen Halfsverein
Therese Schriftgiesser
Josephine Klitzke
Josephine Rufl
Louisa Rausch
W. F. Schrafft
Henrietta Leuth
Marie
Gertrude Franklin
Misa Agot Lunde
Hmil Tiferro
Arthur Beresford
Kneiger
Charles Mole
Oberon
Ole
Gounod
Miss Struderas
Pere Gong
Nfedestelbelt
Ania
Wees -Sob
Fr. Keneisel
0. Roth
L. Soyecenski
G. Franklin
A. Lunde
Mr. Tiferro
T. A. Beresford
Auverture
Tanphauser
Wogne
Grand Marcy
Tanu
Baee
Behumann
Aypamena
Puss
Mach de Ec
Milit Chest
Eixty
Rev Warfield Criticizes Brockton Liquor Enforcement
Brockton tipped with anger as Rev F A Warfield spoke at City Theatre on liquor law non enforcement. He named club rooms and officials, noting 32 warrants this year and eight clubs warned or closed. He urged stronger enforcement and accountability for authorities.
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Brockton
F. A. Warfield
Porter Church
Ancekey
Knowle
Alexander Strong
C. M. Melden
Richardson
Douglas
William Rapp
James Edgar
Whipple
Chase
Wade
Geema
Maloney
Bush
Main Street
Main ‘Street
Mquor
Death of C W Russell In Brookline Real Estate Banker
Daniel W. Russell a famed Brookline real estate and insurance man died at his home after a lingering cancer illness. He was about 65 and survived by his sons wife and several, including Frank A ell. He was well known in local social circles.
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C. W.russell
Daniel W. Russell
Devoshire Street
P Street
Brookline
Russell
Frank A.ell
Daniness
John F. Chapman
Concord
Fredericksburg
Chapman
Chapman & Frazier
State Street
Boston
Turkey Vermont Thanksgiving sale with stove trade in
Advertisement offers a Vermont Turkey and exchange deal for an old stove toward a modern model, with payment plans and weekly installments. It promises delivery of furnished houses and goods to any part of New England, with all depot cars passing the door.
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Wroneriots
Prifsce
Vermont
New England
Enforcements Gaps Called Out By Warfield
Mr Warfield condemned lax law enforcement citing delays in notifying business and housekeepers about closures. He urged voters to elect officials who would enforce the will of the people and uphold the law.
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Grove ‘Street
Pitcher
Warfield
The Christian Endeavor Movement and Temperance Reform
Dr Boynton spoke at Union Church on The Christian Endeavor Movement and Temperance Reform. He framed the movement as an influence rooted in great Christian principles, transcending local bounds, urging instruction in principles over binding members to any one institution. He urged teaching core principles and allowing youth to affiliate with the political party they deem best to serve ends, praying for divine blessing on the society and its president.
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Boynton
Union Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Society of Traac
Symsoma
Illinois
Daring Lynn Robbery Targets Nearly Blind Storekeeper
John McClosky, owner of a Pleasant Street variety store in Lynn, was robbed between midnight and dawn, losing his life savings kept under his pillow. Policemen arrested James Burnette and Richard Curran. both have prior criminal histories and more arrests are expected.
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Lynn
Mass
John McClosky
Pleasant Street
McClosky
James Burnette
Richard Curran
Smith on Trial Indictment Sets 25 Counts
The Rev Frank Hyatt Smith faces Judge Nelson in U S Court to plead not guilty to a 25 count indictment tied to postal cards sent by him. Government witnesses include a North Cambridge station superintendent and a private detective. The case promises sensational testimony as prosecutors build a broad conspiracy narrative.
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Frank Hyatt Smith
Nelson
United States
Smith
North
Cambridge
Chicago
Asa FP. Potter
Maverick Bank
George H. Howe
Bancroft G. Davis
Sherman Hoar
John H. Casey
Samuel Usher
Mr. Smith
Talmage Begins Washington Pastorship With Esteemed Sermon
In Washington on Oct 27 the Rev. Dr. T De Witt Talmage led his first service as co pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. A vast congregation filled the church as he preached on All heaven looking on from Hebrews 12 1, praising enduring witnesses and the gathered cloud of witnesses. He recalled standing in the historic church with reverence for his predecessor and noted forty three years of service in the pulpit.
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Washington
T. de Witt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Talmage
Sunderland
Israel
Stolen beer letters Lynn men nab suspects at yard
In Lynn on October 27 wholesale liquor dealers faced beer thefts from Boston and Maine freight yard. After patrols tracked two men with a growler to a Market street lodging house, three suspects were later arrested near a car containing beer for Michael Hurley. The men, identified as Thomas Burns Timothy Lynch and Joseph Powers, appeared to be tramps.
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Lynn
Boston & Maine
Kent and
Cryan
Market Street
Russell
Michael Hurley
Thomas Burns
Timothy Lynch
Joseph Powers
MOB ATTACKS JAIL TO HANG MURDERER IN TIFFIN
In Tiffin Ohio early today a mob attacked the county jail to seize Leander J. Martin key suspect in the murder of city marshal August Schultz. Two mob men were killed by guards and three hundred militia arrived as authorities moved Martin to Fremont for safety. Shultz, a popular marshal, had been killed last Wednesday after detaining Martin.
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Leander J. Martin
Schultz
Fremont
Cers
Tiffin
August Schultz
Williame
Hopewell Township
Nquor
Jall
Martin
Muthhier, Jr
Christian
van Nest
Sixteenth Regiment
McKinley
Sandusky
Fenton
Watson Station
Patrick Sweeny
Marshal Shultz
Shultz
Sweeny
van Ness
Court House
Seneca County Court House
Henry Mutchlér, Jr
Christian Matz
Faulkher
Toledo
Kouitz
Mutchler
Mats
Hall Clocks Spark New Display and Wholesale Pricing
Hall Clocks states a shift to leading specialty status and will quote prices $25 to $75 below jewellers. Clocks sourced from top foreign manufacturers feature exclusive casings from private designs. They emphasize accuracy and reliability, aiming to set the standard in timepieces, with a Friend Street window devoted to a Clock Display spotlighting a Colombian design in Mexican Mahogany priced at...
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