Veteran tenor Campbell defies age with renewed singing in San Francisco
At 87 he remains active as a concert singer saying retirement is impossible. He recalls learning breathing from Philip Mayer in Brooklyn and his early stages at Irving Hall and Steinway Hall. A planned mule trip to the Grand Canyon showcases his enduring passion for travel and performance. A separate note records the Athletics defeating the Red Sox 5 to 4 with Gray earning his ninth win.
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California Music Teachers’ Convention
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Brooklyn
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Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
Old Irving Hall
Lafayette Harrison
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Grace Church
Californias
California
Tye
Paris
Marcusi
Clavadello
New York
Grand Canyon
Mr. Campbell
Steinwey Hall
Rif offensive repulsed as French air forces aid front
London report says June boatn French air forces helped halt a major Rift offensive in French Morocco and Tangier, with French advances paused to secure posts. Air forces repelled tribesmen attacks on the central front while Spanish planes bombarded targets near Tetuan and Larache.
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Weat Ougzzan
French Morocco
Tangier Diepatel
Hiffa
Tetuan
Larace
Darwin and Bryan mocked by Chicago botany head
Dr. John M. Coulter of the University of Chicago denounces Charles Darwin as medieval and scorches William Jennings Bryan for his persistent phrases on natural selection. He traces evolution through three eras, from abstract theory to demonstrable study, noting no modern biologist questions evolution though a single explanation remains elusive.
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Chicago
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
John M. Coulter
Botany
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William Jennings Bryan
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Darwin
Goethe
DeVries
Holland
Outbreaks in Chinese War
Dispatches from Shanghai describe two new outbreak points in the Chinese conflict, with mobs at Ningpo attacking a customs station. American and Chinese destroyers rushed to Ningpo, one Japanese and one Russian reportedly killed, and foreign official residences partially destroyed. An unconfirmed report claims the Japanese Customs Commissioner at Wughow was killed.
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