Hunters' scores show improvement at New Ulm shoot
Old time crack shots excel at New Ulm Hunters Club at Hunters' Rest. Bill Pfeiffer won the king's medal with 190 of 250, Josh Glaser received the feather medal, and Hugo Windhorn, Joseph Smasal and Otto J. Schneider were strong challengers.
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New Ulm Hunters’ Club
Hunters’ Rest
Bill Pfeiffer
Josh Glaser
Hugo Windhorn
Joseph Smasal
Otto J. Schneider
Hugo Gebser
Jos. Klaus
Charley Hauenstein
Charley
Mon
Pfeiffer
HL Meyer
Juni
John Havenstein
Mim Ottoy
Schneider
Heremanin
Courtland
Ason
Pope Benedict bans dancing in U S and Canada
A papal edict forbids parochial societies from hosting dances, hitting revenue from balls. The Rome decree echoes the Baltimore 1885 order. applies to the United States and Canada. Junior Pioneers plan an end of month picnic likely at Milford. County election notes report no Brown County ticket for June 19.
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Pope Benedict
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Sacred Consistorial Congregation
Rome
Junior Pioneers Society
Milford
Vogel
Brown County
Nore
Ross
Cap
Mueller
J. P. Graff
Jos. J. Sperl
John Henle
H.J. Meyer
U. S
Ellsworth
Rawson
State Dairy and Food Department
Baker Paper Recommends Magazine and Books
The Josephine Tarek Baker publication urges readers to explore recommended magazines and books highlighted by the paper.
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Josephine Tarek Baker
The Baryphone a Novelty on the Market
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Texas Barker Case In Court With Miss Page On Trial
In a crowded courtroom, witnesses describe Barker’s gambling raid at Barker’s joint and the ensuing chase. Agnes Keenan testifies about Miss Page and the fiery alibi, while Langdon presses for full evidence linking a “red tie” man to the murder of James Pollock.
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Barker
Dennis
Perlice
Ike
Maggie Hale
Hotel Republic
Langdon
Kate O'Neill
Repub
Mr. Gallagher
Miss O'Neill
Katle
Wate
Gallagher
Pollock
Kate
Tam
Begotta
Silmit
Agnes Keenan
Mary Page
Philip Langdon
Miss Keenan
James Pollock
James
Daniels
The Gait of Dundreary Prompts Revealed in Prompt Books
A writer recalls his father copying prompt books yearly and adding notes. He describes how, when performing Our American Cousin decades after his father's death, the manuscripts allowed perfect recall of every character’s movement. He credits his father’s meticulous habit as the source of Dundreary gait origins.
Dundreary's Rise Overshadows Other Roles in the Stage
In Edward Sothern's reminiscence the Dundreary character grows dominant through performances described as the mother and others arranging their lines backstage. The skip stutter and growing stage business push aside other parts, echoing Jefferson's note on character overpowering peers.
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Jefferson
Dundreary
Edward H. Sothern
Scribner's Magazine
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