Williams' Music by Symphony
A Boston stroll along Beacon Hill leads to Symphony Hall where Monteux conducts the Boston Symphony in Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis, inviting reflection on whether a present era can match the past in artistic significance and time for music making.
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Beacon Hill
America
Boylston Street
Symphony Hall
Thomas Tallis
Vaughan Williams
Mr. Monteux
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Singularly Beautiful Vaughan Williams Fantasia Review
A third Symphony programme highlights Vaughan Williams Fantasia for double string orchestra as a set of free variations on an archaic Elizabethan tune. The piece evokes ancient cloistral calm and tragic beauty, with antiphonal effects and a sense of heritage shaping the modern performance. Benno Noisewitch shines in the Tcherpenin concerto, while Mozart and Liszt pieces frame the program in a brisk, earnest manner.
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Vaughan Williams
Benno Noistewitch
occan@ion
Tcerepnin
Liszt
Kaulbach
Antiry
G O P Spends Immense Sum in 1920 Campaigns
Washington Oct 27 United News reports Republicans have spent over 665900 on senatorial and congressional campaigns since July 1 with 82115 in the treasury. Democrats spend under 100000. Major contributors include John S Rockefeller 15000 and Hoover 5000 among cabinet members.
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United News
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Hoover
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Labor
Davis
Stage artiste Marguerite Calvert dies by suicide in San Francisco
Mrs. W D Harris of New York known as Marguerite Calvert, stage dancer and violinist, shot herself in a hotel room in San Francisco on October 27, near her husband and relatives after a discussion. She was about 24 years old.
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Calif
W.D. Harris
New York
Marguerite Calvert
Gets 30 Days for Breaking Into Town Postoffice
Alonzo Harding was sent to Plymouth jail for 30 days after pleading guilty to breaking into the Bournedale post office and stealing about $15 in money and stamps. He was warned that a repetition would bring a trip south or to the federal prison at Atlanta.
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Alonzo Harding
Plymouth
Morton
Bournedale
Harding
Atlanta
Underhill to Celebrate 50 Years at Boston Fire Headquarters
Benjamin Franklin Underhill, chief clerk extraordinary of the Boston Fire Department, will observe his 50th year at Bristol Street Fire Headquarters next month. Known as Silent Ben, he joined as clerk in 1872 after serving as a call man in 1865, and has never missed a day in service. Fire Commissioner Glynn lauds his knowledge and efficiency as the department’s historian and veteran official, with pension changes possibly ending his long tenure.
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Benjamin Franklin Underhill
Boston
Bristol Street
Ben
Underhill
Hoston
Protective Department
Glynn
Renew Demand for Trial of Kaiser Renewed
Paris October 27 A renewed demand for a trial of former Kaiser Wilhelm follows memoirs of the fallen Hohenzollerns. Deputy Bonnet urged a conference to address the issue and said Wilhelm's memoirs are full of lies while the Chamber cheered the demand for a moral effect.
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Paris
Wilhelm
Versailles
Lepe
Hohenzollemny
Bonnet
X Kaiser
Charge Against Officer Barry Dismissed in Police Orders
The police general orders announced last night that after a hearing Patrolman John J. Barry of Joy Street station was found not guilty after a trial by a board of police captains. The charges described as erroneous wording were not upheld.
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John J. Barry
Joy Street
Medford Man Heads C E U at Springfield Convention
Karl S. Bacon of Medford was elected president of the Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union at the annual convention in Springfield. Key officers include Arthur Rudman and Stanley Addison as vice presidents, Karl Wilson treasurer, and Henry Grimes as field secretary. More than 1499 delegates attended as Lowell Brockton and Boston delegates work to secure the 1923 convention. The Rev. Francis E. Clark, founder of the movement, was expected tonight.
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Karl ¥ S. Bacon
Medford
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union
Arthur Rudman
Stanley H. Addison
Marlboro
Karl F. Wilson
Worcester
Henry D. Grimes
Lawrence
Russell J. Blair
Boston
A. Edwin Wells
Lowell
A. J. Shastlé
John L. Findley
Fasthampton
Robert P. Anderson
Brockton
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt Birthday Observed at Cambridge
The birthday of Theodore Roosevelt was observed at Cambridge City Hall with special exercises under Mayor Ed ward W. Quinn's committee. T. Harrison Cummings, Rev. John A. Butler, Hugh McGinnesy and George D. Colgan spoke. Public school children read prize winning essays.
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Cambridge City Hall
Edward W. Quinn
T. Harrison Cummings
John A. Butler
Hugh McGinnesy
George D. Colgan
Cambridge
Noonan's Hair Petrole Ad Claims Hair Restoration
Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as strengthening and antiseptic, restoring gloss and ridding scales. Barbers use it for fifteen cents and it is sold in one dollar bottles at drug and department stores or from the factory.
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Noonan
Arsenic Evidence Faces Gettigan Trial
Dr William F Boos testified in the Getti gan murder case that 318 grains of arsenic were found in Mrs Lizzie M Cook body and that the poison likely entered by mouth within 86 hours of death He demonstrated extraction and weighing of arsenic from organs as proceedings continue Dr Michaele Nigro questioned his accidental death diagnosis acknowledging two grains of arsenic in the bladder and noting payment for services by Mrs Richardson
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William F. Boos
J. Thomas Gettigan
Revere Grocer
Lizzie M. Cook
Revere
Dubuque
Suffolk
Boos
Michaele Nigro
Richardson
Dr McComb to Speak at Newton Centre Church
The Rev Dr Samuel McComb of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge will speak on The Healing Power of Prayer for Spirit and Body at Trinity Church Newton Centre tomorrow at 7 15 p m He earlier conducted a clinic in Baltimore Cathedral and helped establish the Emmanuel Movement in Boston with Dr Worcester.
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Newton Centre
Samuel McComb
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Trinity Church
Baltimore
Worcester
Emmanuel Movement
Boston
Child Fractures Hip After Fall From Second Story
Edward High, son of Reserve Officer Clement High of the Everett police, fell fifteen feet from the second story piazza at 12 Courtland Street yesterday. He suffered a fractured hip and was transported by police ambulance to Whidden Memorial Hospital in Everett.
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Everett
Edward High
Clement High
Everett Police
Whidden Memorial Hospital
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