Dr Muck Brings Boston Season Of New Music
Dr. Muck arrives in Boston with plans for a varied season at Symphony Hall. He notes scarce novelties yet promises several major works including Noren Vita and Reznicek Peter Schlemin while previewing Schillings Meergrass See morgen and Salome.
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Dr. Muck
George Washington
New York
Alfred Hertz
Metropolitan Opera House
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Mme. Gadski
Boston
Symphony Hall
Heinrich Noren
Noren
Dresden
Reznicek
Peter Schlemin
Max Schillings
Stuttgart
Meergrass
Seemorgen
Salome
Florentin Schmidt
Paris
Schmidt
Muck
Fritz Delius
Leipsic
Dying man held for drunkenness sparks police complaint
The family of J. S. Edwards of Dorchester claims police held him two hours at the station on drunkenness while he suffered a fractured skull. Edwards, a member of the Dorchester Catholic Club, remains hospitalized after a dispute at the Savin Hill Lunch where Eyolf C. Sorenson was arrested for assault and battery and held on $1000 bail with case continued to Oct. 4.
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J. S. Edwards
Whitby Terrage
Dorchester
Plains
Dorchester Catholic Club
Edwards
City Hospital
Eyolf C. Sorenson
Savin Hill
Knowles Shifts Camp as Exile Nears End in Maine Forest
Boston artist Joseph Knowles relocates his primitive life experiment in Maine unseen by wardens. He plans to publish a firsthand account in the next Sunday Post and will surrender next Saturday to the King and Bartlett party, while wardens and guides anticipate his last messages and safe capture challenges. The Fish and Game Commission chair John S. P. H. Wilson discussed Knowles’ breach of the game laws with the Post.
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Joseph Knowles
Boston
Somerset County
Knowles
King and Bartlett
Maine
Fish and Game Commission
State of
John S. P. H. Wilson
Auburn
Lowes
Tariff Revision Advances Toward Final House Approval
The Democratic tariff bill moves to final House action after a conference committee report with unanimous Democratic support. Rates on photographic and surveying instruments fall, cement and limestone go on the free list, and high priced steel uses gain free status. Sugar remains off the free list, while cattle, sheep and eggs lose duties.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Joint Conference Committee
Tariff Bill Edges Toward Final Passage This Week
Congress braces for rapid action as the tariff bill moves to the House at 11 tomorrow and aims for Senate approval by Thursday. Democracy leaders report near agreement on revenue adjustments, with cotton futures tax still in dispute and possible separation next winter. The conference yields substantial Senate gains on income tax, free list items, and duties on iron, wool, and automobiles, while keeping the 5 percent shipping rebate and civil service provisions intact.
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House
Cummins
Simmons
Williams
Johnson
Shively
Underwood
Kitchin
Dixon
Rainey
Senate
White House
Conference Committee
Wilson
Congress
Kern
Senate Finance
United States
Cuba
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Cascarets for Sluggish Liver Benefit and Easy Digestion
An old promotional note touts Cascarets as a remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion sour stomach and foul gas. It claims a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach removes sour food and eases a lazy liver with overnight results and gentle action for children and adults alike.
New Tariff Revenues Estimated by Treasury Experts
Senator Simmons, chair of the Senate finance committee, released the first complete estimates of federal revenues and expenditures under the new tariff bill. The Treasury Department experts prepared the figures detailing expected income and costs under the measure.
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Treasury
Washington
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Free List and Tax Reforms outlined in tariff conference
The article details additions to the free list including sugar machinery school textbooks and unused moving picture films. It outlines countervailing duties on potatoes wheat and products and outlines changes to income tax with higher rates for fortunes and exemptions for married men. It provides annual receipts expenditures and surpluses for fiscal years 1914 1915 and projected revenue from customs tax income tax and corporation tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood House
Health inspector injured in auto crash at Quincy
Dr. Harry Linenthal, an inspector with the State Board of Health, traveled to Quincy to study an infantile paralysis outbreak. His car skidded on Adams street and turned turtle about 2:30 yesterday afternoon, leaving him badly shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Linenthal
State Board of Health
Quincy
Adams Street
How N. E. Textiles Are Affected By Classification Changes
The changes adjust rates for fancy weaves and novelty cloths with slight reductions, while cotton yarns rise and cheap stockings fall. Lace curtains rise and wool items mostly decrease, with higher priced stockings up. A wool schedule cut takes effect Jan 1 1914 while raw wool becomes free Dec 1 1913. Silk ribbons and narrow fabrics rise 40 to 45 percent.
Rivadavia Returns to Dock at Fore River Yard
The Argentine battleship Rivadavia is tied at the Fore River fitting out dock after a 16 minute passage through the Point bridge. Repairs to the engine and boilers follow a standardization trial that reached 22.5 knots. The ship will resume trials after repairs, then wait nearly four months for another high tide.
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Fore River
Point Bridge
Joseph Kemp
Jore
Rivadavia
Two Men Arrested in West End Robbery
John Mullolo age 26 of 78 Elmwood Street Revere and Michael Seggese age 20 of 199 Maverick Street East Boston were arrested last night by Joy Street officers charged with robbery. They allegedly held up W A Beers a Somerville traveling salesman at Chardon and Portland Streets Saturday night beating him and taking three watches valued at 45 dollars a diamond ring valued at 100 and three checks for 200 173 and 90 dollars.
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John Mullolo
Elmwood Street
Revere
Michael Seggese
Maverick Street
Boston
Joy Street
West End
W. A. Beers
Somerville
Chardon and
Portland Streets
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U. S
Oxford
Lipser
Neal
Mrs. Muck
Somerset Hotel
Brae-Burn Country Club
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Washington &T
Essex St
Lincoln St
Court Street
Cor
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Wredlina
Joint Tariff Conference Committee
N. E
Dock
Schlitz
Val. Blatz Brewing Co
Pure Food and Drugs Act
Wos
VAL. Blatz Bag. CO
Milwaukee
Wis
Val Blatz Brewing Co
Jos. Gahm & Son
C St
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