Metropolitan Opera season hailed as triumph after Caruso era
York dispatch reports that the Metropolitan Opera enters a vibrant new era after Caruso's death. Audiences crowd Broadway's historic house with rising stars and revived Wagner and Tosca performances. Managers say the tenor’s shadow remains, guiding but not filling, the quest for the opera’s next star.
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Brotherhood in Industry Sermon Sparks Call for True Unity
J W Kline president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths urged leaders at a Federal Council of Churches meeting to pursue genuine industrial brotherhood. He warned against taskmaster bosses and greed, calling for a spirit of mutual respect between employers and workers and condemning harsh, mechanical oversight. The speech also touched on world affairs and faith. New Met opera members include Titta Ruffo and Amelita Galli-Curci joining the Chicago Opera Company.
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Brotherhood in industry and wage justice urged
A discussion on the need for a spirit of brotherhood in industry stresses tolerance and mutual rights of employers and employees. It says unity cannot exist on threats of wage cuts or lockouts and warns against autocratic rule, insisting that cooperation sustains trade and prevents coercive dominance by any single group.
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German Colors Sparks Debate Across Empires
Field Marshal von Hindenburg criticized the black red and gold flag as symbolizing Prussia’s fratricidal wars of 1866 while a historian defends the republican colors dating to medieval times. Ludwig of Bavaria reportedly used the scheme for his army as early as 1336, with references to 1815 student societies.
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Ledoux Pickets Arms Conference with Lantern and Hearts
Boston activist Ledoux, ally of the unemployed, carries a lantern stamped with a heart dotted umbrella as he protests the Washington arms conference. He says the lantern stands for the might of truth and the red hearts symbolize the shelter of love during the demonstration.
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German Colors and Flags in Unification Era
The text discusses the banning of the black red and gold colors as symbols of German unity, Bischarck’s rejection of them in 1871, and the adoption of a black white and red imperial flag. It notes poems by Keine and Freiligrath during the democratic awakening, with black representing tyranny's death, red as blood, and gold as freedom's flame.
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American Volcano Not Likely to Erupt Lassen Peak
Geologist M B Littmer says Lassen Peak, the United States normal active volcano, is not expected to erupt as long as steam escapes. Dittmar, father of Lassen National Park, notes the park’s Devil’s Gate area hosts 700 to 800 hot springs and geysers across roughly twenty five acres, with a proposed highway route near the Devil’s Kit or Rivulet area.
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