Lindborg Music Festival Opens with Messiah Chorus in Kansas
Ethany college Lindsborg Kansas opens its 26th annual music festival this afternoon with Gounod Messe Solennelle and tonight Handel Messiah. A 600-voice chorus with a large orchestra and soloists composes a week of events drawing trains from four points, highlighting the Swedish-Lindsborg music tradition and Governor Johnson's appearance.
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Lindaborg
Ethany College
Lindsborg
Kas
Lindshoro
Smoky Hill Valley
Great Southwest
Lindshborg
Ed Howe
Atchison
Johnson
Minnesota
Kansas
Change in motor car race alters route to Seattle
The New York to Paris motor car race may shift course as the American car, leading originally, cannot pass Alaska due to snow. It will return from the Valdez to Seattle while French and Italian cars head toward Seattle by southward steam. If needed, leaders sail to Vladivostok and cross Siberia and Europe to finish.
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New York
Paris
Alaska
Valdez
Seattle
San Francisco
United States
Vladvistok
Siberia
Europe
Ogden
Utah
Repair Delay Affects Journey to San Francisco
A disabled condition will require several days of work before the journey toward San Francisco can resume. Repairs must be completed to allow the voyage to continue.
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San Francisco
Pope Congratulates Archbishops on 100th Anniversary
The pope sent autograph letters to Archbishop Farley of New York and Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia congratulating them on the centennial of their sees founded in April 1808. He expresses satisfaction with progress zeal of clergy devotion and their abilities and extends papal blessing.
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Rome
Archibishop Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Thade
Fellow Workmen to Bury Him
Henry Clana a Kansas City cooper died Thursday morning in the hallway of the house he boarded at 643 South Second street Relatives of Clans have not been found Funeral expenses will be borne by the Kellys cooperage men at First street and Shawnee avenue.
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Max Bendix
Theodore Thomas
Rudolph Ganz
Kansas City
Westminster Congregational Church
Thirty-sixth
Walnut Streets
Emil Paur
Henry Clans
South Second Street
Kas
Kelly
First Street
Shawnee Avenue
Mississippi river commission starts eight day inspection trip
The Mississippi river commission left St. Louis for its semi annual inspection voyage aboard the steamer Mississippi. The eight day trip ends in New Orleans with stops to hear levee boards seeking improvements. Most members attend with Robert A. Taylor of Fort Wayne absent.
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Mississippi River Commission
Mississippi
New Orleans
Robert A. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. H. Bixby
Chicago
John A. Ockerson
Henry B. Richardson
Homer P. Ritter
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
William T. Russell
U. S. A. Cincinnati
J. G. Warren
Cincinnati
G. R. Lukesh
Corps of Enak
St. Ouls
Witty Years a Life Insurance Chief Dies at 84
Benjamin F. Stevens, longtime president of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., died at his Boston home today at age 84. He led the company for more than five decades and contributed to its growth and stability.
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Witty
Boston
Benjamin F. Stevens
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tax Ferrets Outlawed by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court rules tax ferrets illegal in a decision stemming from the Dickinson county case of C. C. Coleman versus E. D. Fry. It reverses district court, holds private contracts to collect taxes ultra vires and against public policy, and states a ferret cannot be paid for services already performed under illegal contracts. The ruling also affects related property owner suits filed as the contracts are deemed invalid.
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Torexa
Kansas
Supreme Court
C. C. Coleman
E. D. Fry
Dickinson County
Fry
District Court
Board of County Commissioners
Strike Breakers Disabled by Attacks in Pensacola
Sixty five men sent to Pensacola to break a streetcar strike, only ten are unharmed. About sixty men are at the police station with injuries from scratches to dangerous wounds. No cars have run and none will be tried before next week.
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Pensacola, Fla
Pensacola
Fla
Stolen docket from Mobile police station shocks force
William Martin a white man entered Mobile central police station and stole the docket used for registering. He was later arrested and the big book found hidden. The incident caused a sensation among officers.
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Monte, Ara
William Martin
Central Police
Martin
Is Mountainclimbing Necessary To Reduce Fat
An advertisement promotes a supposed fat reduction method claiming one can lose a pound daily at home with no exertion. It touts a nostrum recipe of Marmoia Plaid Extract Aromatic and Simplex, to be taken after meals and at bedtime, and asserts safety and rapid results without exercise or dieting.
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Peess
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