Grieg Music at Central Union Church A Norse Composer Feature
The Grieg program at Central Union Church showcased Grieg's national style and emotive range. Ole Bull’s influence and Kinney's piano pieces framed a concert that highlighted Grieg’s romantic contrasts and Norwegian character.
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Greit
Crieg
Central
Grieg
Str. Kinney
Dade
Trenthy
Saul
Hanes
Leoume
Ole Bull
Henette
Edwart Greig
Ole Bulle
Lashom Coneservatorium
Germany
Copenhagen
Aise
Rone
Bergen
Groig
Grete
Elinghy
Tim
Bach
Chopin
Schumann
Butt
Greig
Vontraste
Atrenn
Huhiver Nokker
Elven
Felk-Aones
Lyeie Campo
Ania Tersen Currenu
Gino
Sun
Bilon Guitteandron
Wasner
Bayreuth
Nina
Joe
Niorneun
Clelelanta
Sriva
Fires Strike Two Cities Leave Dozens Homeless
Early January blazes in Boston and St. Louis force hundreds from Lintell Hotel and an Italian tenement. In Boston tenants flee via stairs as flames engulf surrounding building. officials seize valuables for safety. In St Louis Fleet Street fire kills seven and injures several, with adults and women among the dead as residents leap from windows seeking escape.
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Horton
Bent Porsane
Fleet Street
North End
Omelit
William G Nevin Dead After Prolonged Illness
William G. Nevin longtime railway executive, born March 18 1898 in Hoxton Mayes, held posts from Lehigh Valley to Santa Fe system. He served as general manager of Santa Fe lines in Alamogordo and later as president of the Santa Fe in Los Angeles before his death in Albuquerque due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grieg
Vane
Merle
Aline Kinney
Carrie Castle
Pline
Mine Kinney
Molin
Benth
Mia. Howard
Siotin
Sothur Maxeen
Galas Cortexe
Mill Castle
Wit
Albuquergie
William G. Nevin
Doonan War
Hoxton
Mays
Railway Airview
Ap Ylark
Philadelphia
Bill Road
Levi
Atchison, Opeka & Banta Fe
Sonora
Mexico
Mexican Central
Huw Angelor
Santa Fe
Gilman Named President of Carnegie Educational Institute
The meeting of trustees at the Carnegie Institution appointed Gilman as president to lead the preliminary work organizing the educational enterprise. The State Department accepted field plans from Andrew Carnegie, supporting the aims and bylaws for permanent officers and the institution’s founding.
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Wanblayaton
Leelee
Haniel Com Gilman
Johns Hopkion University
Carnegie Institution
State Department
Rhel
Anadrew Cartegte
Fragmented OCR Dialogue From a 19th Century Scene
A garbled excerpt centers on a colonel and a couple at a location named Glurm. One partner rolls a letter while the other listens and writes. The text includes fractured phrases about a colonel and a character named Albina, with unclear action and scattered dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrr
Dal Glurm
Ieee
Atkins
Albina
Elialy
Anti-Saloon League to Hold Territory Convention
A meeting of the Att-Ratoun Lamin convenes to arrange the territorial temperance convention. Key speakers include J. O Bet, with committees formed on constitution, by laws, law enforcement, and legislation. Aimed at coordinating delegates, charitable groups, and reform literature ahead of the May 20 gathering.
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Att-Ratoun Lamin
Meewa
MCN
Cvte
Antietam
Pepines
Cimenities
League
Legal Protection Committee
Hiperintentent
Lee
Theo
M. Whitney
D. Wey
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Ducementn
Adore Goth
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Wellington
New York
John Wanamaker
Theo, H. Davies & Co., Ltd
S. S
Alameda
The
Orient
Seromoto
S. Shimamoto
Magoon
Merchant Street
Sox
Uanu Stree
PO Hos
Wing WO Chan
Honolulu
Commission Merchants
Des Irvinies Silke and Grats Linans
Nauani
the Bulletin
Central Union Church
Boston
ST. Louis
Lintell
Eventh
Washington Avenue
Keateley
Ehethec
Nevin
Gilman
Anti-Saloon League
Thamar
Trey Harte
Industral
Woman's Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Hawaian Electric
Smith
C. W. Macfarlane
A. A. Montana
Arlington Block
Hotel St
HM. F. Davison
Mair
Germania Life Insurance Company
Emmett May
Lan Islands
Upp
Ailidress Reveevee
Lege
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