Chautauqua Opens with Six Day Program Aug 3 1909
Chautauqua opens August 3 1909 and continues six days with a fine program of twelve numbers. Ticket Days involve a ladies committee canvassing Correctionville to sell season tickets at 1.50 for twelve entertainments. Each season ticket buyer gets a cud tag pledging attendance. Camping grounds along the Little Sioux River offer tents at nominal prices.
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Samuday
Correctionville
Blig Town
Godeever
Little Sioux
Writa
E. G. Copeland
Castle Square Entertainers Offer A Polished Concert Program
Castle Square entertainers present a first class quartet with strong solo voices and an extensive repertoire. The program mixes quartets duos trios solos whistling readings and humorous pieces to entertain and educate. Dr L G Herbert Merbert is slated to speak on assembly programs Tuesday while James Watson described as the most eloquent campaign speaker in Indiana delivers a powerful address.
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Castle Square
Merbert
Aoman
Tusner
Terbect E
James Ié
Watson
Josep G. Cannor
House of Representatives
Indiana
Notable Speakers at Chauatauqua and Canadian Tour Arts
A column notes Hon Frank P Sadler and Capt Richmond Hobson among eminent orators and performers. It highlights Hobson's crucial actions at Santiago and the Mer rimac incident, praising his bravery and enduring recognition. Also profiled is the Toronto Male Quartet on a U S tour and cartoonist Ross Crane for metropolitan work. Robert Parker Miles, famed writer, draws large audiences with religious and social lectures.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Santiago
Cervera
Sampson
Dead of Might
Lobsen
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Corr
Otionville
Copeland’s Park
Dr. L. G
Herbert
Frank P. Sadler
Municipal Court of
Chicago
Toronto
Ross Crane
Cartoonist
M Metropolitim
Joe
Robert Parker Miles
Moody
Booth Tucker
Gladstone
Pope Leo XIII
American Literati
New York Journal
No York
Robert Walker Miles
Lave Ieen
Eatlismam
Toron
Contiamed
Waatheinee Grain Bor Chinas
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