Symphony Hall Opens as Architectural Gem in Boston
Symphony Hall at the corner of Massachusetts and Huntington avenues opens with praised Italian Renaissance interior design, superb acoustics, and a modern circulation of air and light. The organ, electric lighting, extensive safety features, and orchestral facilities mark it as a premier cultural venue with detailed construction and engineering noted by press inspection.
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Symphony Hall
Music Hall
Massachusetts and
Huntington Avenues
Boston
Alfred R. Wolf
New York
Four Taken From Jail in Tangipoah Parish
In Pontchtoula Tangipoah parish last night four Black inmates were taken from a jail cell after a break in and hanged. Mrs. Louise Holfelter, who resisted, was choked and beaten so severely she lost her mind. Authorities fear wholesale lynchings may follow.
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Orlebans
Tangipoah Parish
Pontchtoula
Henry Holfelter
Louise Holfelter
No Change in Lowell Strike Stalemate Persists
Lowell September 21 There is no change tonight in the print workers strike with both sides firm and no move toward arbitration. There was no violence at bell time when the Greek workers left Merrimack mills.
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Lowell
Bell
Merrimack
Fire destroys Ames barn in North Easton loss $10,000
North Easton reports a fire that consumed the barn of Fred L. Ames. The structure housed seventy five tons of hay and five cows. Damage is estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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North Easton
Fred L. Ames
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Fair conditions with fresh westerly winds becoming variable for Saturday and Sunday. Washington reports a general forecast of clearing skies and mild temperatures across the region through the weekend.
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Washington
New England
New York
Top-to-Toe Outfitters Promote Winter Goods
S. A. Isaacson & Co advertises toys and winter wear for men and boys with a wide range of coats, overcoats, heavy suits, undergarments, footwear, and accessories. Located at 154 168 Washington Street near Cornhill, Adams and Dock Squares, the shop promises plentiful sizes and affordable prices as fall arrives.
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S. A. Isaacson & CO
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams and Dock Sqs
Blue
Howe resigns as National party VP but pledges electors plan
Archibald M Howe resigns the nomination for Vice-President of the National party while leaders push to carry on the campaign with no presidential or vice-presidential nominees. A Massachusetts committee will select one elector per state, and about twenty five supporters at Young's Hotel backed the move after Senator Caffery withdrew. Howe later told a reporter he remains in sympathy with the movement and would serve as an elector if nominated. In New York, the party weighs Howe as a potential head of the national ticket.
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Archibald M. Howe
National Party
Third Party Movement
Central Executive Committee
Massachusetts Executive Committee
Young’s Hotel
Caffery
Nash
F N. Balch
William Everett
Quincy
Howe
New York
NBW
York
Senator Caffery
Deputies Fire On Crowd in Shenandoah Uprising
Deputies opened fire on a crowd in Shenandoah, killing two and wounding six as over 500 shots were fired. Stones and missiles caused further injuries amid clashes at several points. President Mitchell released an open letter urging arbitration, with Mie suggesting a plan.
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Shenandoah
Mitchell
Mie
Troops Ordered Out In Harrisburg Night Mobilization
At midnight the Fourth, Eighth and Twelfth regiments, the Governor's Troop and Battery C were called out in Harrisburg under General Cobin. The move, effective immediately, signals a significant security deployment.
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Harrisburg
Cobin
Shenandoah Riot Leaves Two Dead in Clash With Deputies
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a mob attacked a sheriff posse escorting miners home. A Hungarian man and a little girl were killed, with ten injured as shots and stones flew from the crowd. Deputies fired more than 500 rounds dispersing the mob largely of Poles Slavs and Hungarians near Indian Ridge colliery and Lehigh Valley station.
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Shenandoah, Penn
Schuylkill County
Shenandoah
Penn
Adam Boyd
Foley
James
William Mitchell
Indian Ridge
Lehigh Valley
Lloyd Street
O'Hara
Centre Street
Malin Street
Ferguson
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Rosh-Hashonah
America
Summer St
Bowdoin Square
Revere House
Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Every As& Co
Ernest M. Skinner
van Rensselaer Place
Harry Andreazzi, Mgr
Hotel Vercelli
Hotel Touraine
C. A. W. Crosby & Son
Washington Su
Provisio
Tremont Street
Mass. Avenue
Vermont
Clark’s
Eos
North Pkg. Co
Cape Cod
Party
Mr. Howe
Cambridge
Hargecan
Slackstone St
Bfown
Holmes, Luge & CO
H. Robinson & CO
Doon Sq
Washington St. Adams Sq
Cor
Hanover and
Portland Sts
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