Day Denounces Bryan Tactics in Minnesota Bid
Frank A. Day defends Gov. Johnson and attacks Bryan supporters, predicting Johnson will dominate Minnesota's party convention and congressional districts. He cites alleged smear campaigns, circulars, and underhanded methods while asserting strong Johnson backing across counties. Also noted are Prof. Myer event in New Ulm and New Ulm Rifle Club results with George Jahnke top score.
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Minnesota
Denver
Frank A. Day
Johnson
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wall Street
Jim Hill
Tom Lowry
Myer
C. G. Reim
New Ulm Rifle Club
Hunters’ Rest
George Jahnke
A Lively Play Premier Prompted Late Curtain Joke
A Philadelphia Press note reports a playwright recalling a premier where one man left late yet the final curtain fell before 10 45. The critic quips about oversleeping as the joke lands with audiences.
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Philadephia Press
Theatre's purpose is to present ideals with entertainment
Augustus Thomas argues at a New York dinner that the theatre must present ideals and entertain to keep its purpose. He says ideal conduct is costly, ideals evolve across life, and drama should deliver a message beyond mere entertainment. He traces theatre to its religious origins and warns against decadence when drama forgets its idealistic mission.
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New York
Augustus Thomas
Athens
Glimpses of Dr. Dix Episcopal Leader and Financier
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix of Trinity Church New York led nine churches and twenty six clergy while guiding a vast property empire valued at about 89 million dollars with nearly a million in annual income. He opposed divorce and led a 1904 parish policy against remarriage for divorced persons. He waged a landmark late life water rights style lawsuit over woodland waste and promoted music arts and rare collections.
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Trinity Parish
New York City
Morgan Dix
New York
Trinity Church Corporation
Trinity
Dix
Columbia College
General Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Alonzo Potter
Episcopal Church In America
New York State
Dr. Dix
Speculation over St Gaudens motto prompts coin hoard
Talks from Washington and across the country describe gold coins withheld from circulation as collectors expect a premium after a bill to restore In God We Trust to the St Gaudens twenty dollar piece. Treasury officials note the move affecting banks as premiums rise to about two dollars and even thirty dollars in some cases. A Chinese merchant is said to have invested thousands in the coins. Canvas cover for baseball diamond to protect infields at Exposition Park aims to allow home games despite rain, a six man apparatus will be used to move the device.
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Sryan
Minneapol Tis
Johnson
Denver
Bryan
Minnesota
Washington
St. Gaudens
Treasury
Treasury Department
House
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Fred C. Clarke
Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Pirates
Prize For Painters Competition by the German Emperor
German painters contend for a unique prize offered by the German emperor. The kaiser plans to present Emperor Francis Joseph with a life size portrait in general's uniform and helmet. He invites competition rather than selecting a single artist. Many sketches are under way and the best picture will receive the order.
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Bersen Ourier
Francis Joseph
Bisight Bifocals Gain Popularity at C G Reims
Prof Myer at C G Reims hosts Phi and Sat event on May 19 16 with Bisight Bifocals drawing growing interest.
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Bisight
Prof
Myer
C. G. Reim's
Phi
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Prof Mnyer
Reim’s Jewelry Store
New Ulm
Icloticraft
Hummel Bros
Hylo
Emil
Wicherski
Robert Burns
Pall Mall
Boulevard de l’Opera
Broadway
Main Street
Addison Inada
Clupeco
iColumbia Clothing Co
Zschunke
F. A. Meine
Royal
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