Boston Peace Jubilee draws 40000 audience and 1100 piece orchestra
The Boston Peace Jubilee opens with a 1000-voice chorus and a 1100-member orchestra including 400 players from New York 60 from Philadelphia 30 from Baltimore 25 from Troy 15 from Montreal and Quebec 12 from Cincinnati 10 from Hartford and Boston. The event features anvil chorus and a grand program led by Rev E E Hull and Mayor Shurtliffe amid celebratory reviews.
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