Immense Donations to Education and Charity in 1914
The year 1914 saw massive gifts to education and charity in the United States totaling 3150000000. Notable donors included James Campbell of St. Louis, William Hood Dutwoody of Minneapolis, Geared LL Herman of Houston, Al Ginn of Boston, Morris K. Jessup of New York, Elizabeth Thompson of New York, and Mrs Shippen of Philadelphia. The World Peace Foundation, the Ford Company and others distributed substantial funds, with universities receiving billions from endowments and public institutions. A concert by Miss Marie Lambs and pianist accompanist was held in the college chapel with an audience in attendance.
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United States
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Lst
James Campbell
St. Louis
St. Louis University
William Hood Dutwoody
Minneapolis
Education
Chavity
Geared LL Herman
Hlouston
Texas
Metihulfors Ta Dlaheiky
al. Ginn
Bosloo
World Pesee Foundation
Pord Campans
Unclear Music Program Items and Names on Rehearsal Sheet
A jumble of names and works appears including AY Hardelot Edelie Irma Combs Lenora Vandiver and Violin Obligate pieces by Tschaikowsky Wagner and Tannhauser. The fragment mentions Indianapolis figures and multiple violin solos with various performers.
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Thazel Gibbs
Filson
Irma Combs
Bach-Gounod
Lenora Vandiver
Mr. Tilson
LY Hardelot
Lohr Reid Mc €Ain
Vannuys
Ronald Te Wille
Spross Martin Myers
Indianapolis
Tannhauser
Wagner
Weiser
Gian Ninnamia
Firefly
Miss Vandiver
Jorvelyn
Miss Combs
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Harald Wilson
Marie Lambs
Geofz Lillian Sawyer
Marvin Weiser
Colgate University
Elmer Barritt Bryan
THE
Theological Seminary
New York City
Jones
William H. Allison
Bean, Hamilton
N.Y
J. E. Nash & Son
College
Johnston's
Max Hamar
Jeff. Street
AY Hardelot
Brownell
Ave Marie
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Chadwick
Yellowhammer
Lehmann
Miss Sawyer
Veeee Tschaikowsky
Wees
Prital
J. B. Payne & Son
Ott's
Elmer Dill
Franklin
Indiana
J. G. Brown
W. Jefferson St
W. L. Hamar
E. Jeff
Prather
East Side Court House