May Festival Opens With Esteemed Lineup In Turmoil
The May Festival opens with conductor M. Stucken directing a program honoring Theodore Thomas. Highlights include Bach cantata Gods Time Is Bes, Wagner excerpts, and Elgars The Apostles. Turun exhibitions showcase textiles at Turcoing with American demand noted.
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M. Stucken
Cincinnati Symphony
Entra
van der Stucken
Festival Association
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God
Bes
Bach
Mme. Homer
Coates
Witherspoon
Mr. Clark
Wagner
Siiegfried
Etat
Beethoven
Benoit
van der Stucken Wille
Pax ‘Triumphans
Rumors on King Edward Fall Exaggerated
Naples reports rumors of a minor fall by King Edward on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert before sailing to Ven Suvius. The event is described as not injurious and the palace played down the incident amid cautious press coverage. St. Louis Woolmar steady and unchanged.
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Edward
Naples
Victoria and Albert
Ven Suvius
St. Louis
Louis, Mo
Largest universal plate mill to be built in United States
Chicago May 1 Illinois Steel company plans a new South Chicago plant that will house the largest universal plate mill in the country. The modern facility will produce plates in all sizes and weights at an estimated cost of about 1 1/2 million dollars. It will employ a substantial number of workers. In a separate dispatch from Portland May 1 a telegram reports Outlaw Smith has been shot dead.
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Turcoing
France
International Exhibition of Textiles and Allied Industries
Pal’ Eres
Wis
Fallieres
Turéoing
Roubaix
Lite
Department du Nord
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commirce and Labor
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Actpost
Chamber of Commerce
Evening Citizen
Las Vegas
N. M
Mra
James A. Grief
Freddie
Grief
Ttle
Harrington & Richardson
New, York
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Outlaw Smith
Portland
Ore
New Era
San Malacico
Cal
San Franciaro
Tilit Cn
All Lincuin School
Alte
Pith Street
Dickey Accused Duff in Timacy With Teachers
Special to The Evening Citizen El Paso Texas May 1 Describes a heated dispute between Prof Fraddy Dut and Prof Wit Ham Ho Dickey, a Denting school superintendent, over alleged purging of teachers. A confrontation led to a duel with gunfire. Dut died, Dickey wounded, both men hospitalized. Dickey’s wife and child left, community mourns.
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el Paso
Texas
U Fraddy
Ham Ho Dickey
Dicky
Dennis
Dull
Rehool
Gallen
Teappol
Echool
Golaet
Dickey
San Francisco Gleaned by Electric Lights After Earthquake
San Francisco reports the first postquake lighting in unburned districts, Potrero plant powering several hundred arc lamps. San Francisco plans a new temporary city hall to reduce high rents. Brokers worry over employee wages as payday approaches. Government aid costs and allocations are outlined, with Taft approving rations, supplies, and transport for disaster response. Santa Rosa death toll rises as aftershocks continue.
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San Francisco
Electric Light Company
Potero
Taft
Phelan
Finance Committee
Congress
Red Crone Aockity
Hat Society
Mor
Lexington Meeting of Southern State School Superintendents
Delegates from all parts of the south attend the annual meeting of the State School Superintendents Association of the Southern States in Lexington. Prof B A M ynd erd of Tennessee presides. Plans include uniform statistics and continuing the education campaign across the south.
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Lexington
South
A. Mynderd
Association of State
Jancous
Tennessee
May Day unrest hits ships and cities worldwide
May Day labor troubles disrupt Shamokin shipping clerks and coal districts, shift to quiet in Mt. Carmel after shootings, building trades strikes in New England, and a full Lake Erie port tie up with 4000 Cleveland longshoremen affected. Paris violence rises with arrests around the Bank of France and Place de la Republique. Warsaw endures bloodshed with a quiet city.
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New England
Boston
Mass
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
International Longshoremens’ Marine and Transport Workers’ Union
Lake
Paris
Bank of France
Place de la Republique
m—Ab
Tete
Confederaton of Labor
Boulevard Magenta
Coronal James Tanner Commands New Mexico G A R Encampment
Corporal James Tanner arrives in Las Cruces leading the Grand Army of the Republic for its twenty third territorial encampment. He will preside at a stag dinner, parade, and camp fire with Mrs Tanner present. City decorations and events mark the program through May 23.
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New Mexico
Sheela
Las Cruces
N. M
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
el Paso
Eugene van Patten
New Mexico National Guards
Territory of
Tanner
General Tanner
Corporal Tanner
Yis Ktora
James Taner
Gull
Americans Dominate Olympic Prizes in Marathon Log
Report notes Americans won most events while Swedes and English trailed. Preview cites forty seven runners in the 26 mile Marathon from Marathon to the stadium. Harring of Canada won the Marathon with 2 hours 61 minutes 29.9 seconds. Swambers of Sweden was eight yards behind.
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Athens
Harring
Canada
Wee Swambers
Sweden
Sanders to marry Mrs Bruton at Socorro home
Special to The Evening Citizen Sevorre NM May 1 William H Sanders a Magdalena resident will wed Mrs Margene Bruton at her Socorro home this evening After a brief honeymoon the couple plans to establish a California home Iron Steel and Tin Workers hold convention in Cincinnati May 1 The annual convention opens there today with attendance larger than any prior meeting and may last over two weeks
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Sevorre
William H. Sanders
Magdalena
Marrage
Margen
Bruton
Socorro
California
IRON
STEFL
TIN
Ubirtytiret
Ateatsamrted Associaion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
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