Pastor lauds art museum amid school access battle
The Rev. Clifton D. Gray of Stoughton Street Baptist Church Dorchester defended the Museum of Fine Arts against critics who seek to drape figures to shield children. He argued art inspires purity and cautioned against banning exposure to Greek art and other materials, while noting the need for sex-hygiene education at home.
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Clifton D. Gray
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Dorchester
Museum of Fine Arts
Wealthy Nissen Stranded Aboard Canopic After Almeria Stop Skips
Charles F. Nissen a wealthy Newton Kansas produce dealer arrived with his wife and two children in the saloon of the White Star liner Canopic from Genoa. A cholera scare caused the Almeria stop to be omitted leaving him with little funds as letters and business papers were left behind. His banker wired funds to Boston and the family resumed their European tour. Among other passengers were Judge Silas Porter and Dr John Pitta. The Canopic carried 97 saloon 191 second cabin and 584 steerage passengers with 419 steerage others quarantined for examination awaiting port clearance.
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Charles F. Nissen
Newton
Kansas
Genoa
Almeria
Supreme Court of Kansas
John Pitta
Portugal
New Bedford
George R. van de Water
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
New York
van de Water
Ethelbert Stewart
Emery
Tariff Commission
Theodore Bauer
Boston Opera Company
W. R. MacDonald
Menotti Delfino
Murder Clue Points to Hotel in Allston Killing
City Hall avenue police pursue a lead in the Grand View Hotel murder of Mrs. Laura Chamberlain of 81 Everett Street Allston. Her husband Edward Chamberlain, jailed on Deer Island for larceny, is questioned alongside men named in her letters as possible companions from the North End hotel visit.
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City Hall Avenue
Laura Chamberlain
Everett Street
Allston
Grand View Hotel
Atlantic Avenue
Carey and Robinson
Symphony Seat Sale Opens For 1911 12 Rehearsals
Auction begins at Symphony Hall at 10 o clock for $18 seats covering floor first row to KK balcony first row and central first four rows. Public rehearsals start Oct 6 and occur Fridays through May 3 with several excluded dates. Tomorrow the $10 seats go on sale covering rear floor and back central balcony rows.
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Symphony Hall
Veteran Truckman R H Jenness Dies at Dorchester Home
Richard H. Jenness a veteran truckman and Mason, born July 22 1846 Brownington Vermont, died at 26 Mather Street Dorchester. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow from home. service conducted by Rev Arthur Little. Survived by wife Mary F Bartlett Jenness and three daughters Ada F Jenness Mrs J L Maclary Dorchester and Mrs G J Brown Dorchester.
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Richard H. Jenness
Jenness Brothers Company
Mather Street
Dorchester
Arthur Little
Jenness
Matthews Street
Austin T
Mr. Jenness
Brownington
You Are a Very Very Rich Man and Your Wardrobe
A Franklin Street tailor promotes high end worsted fabrics for fall suits and urges customers to seek long fiber wool for lasting shape. He recounts starting in retail at 305 Washington Street, touts 27 years in the trade, and notes he hours daily to improve conditions while taking orders for double twisted worsted coats and fashion with English soft fronts.
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Washington Street
New England
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Swinburne
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Strauss
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Devine
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Boars
R. H. Jenness
Greater
Cee
Greater Boston
Rye
Oston
Big Potato Sale
Proctor Ae “Gamble
Lenox
Agia
Wty
Mitchell
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