University of Virginia Inaugurates Its First President
In Charlottesville on April 14 the University of Virginia inaugurated Dr Edwin Anderson Alderman as its first president. The ceremony drew about 700 students and 1000 alumni, with officials from the nation and state, strong orations, a three hour program, and a torchlight procession and banquet ending in celebration.
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University of Virginia
Edwin A. Alderman
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Edwin Anderson Alderman
Alder Man
Lent Festival a Success by Bethlehem Bach Choir
The Lenten festival in Bethlehem Pa featuring Dr Wolle's Chorus presented St John Passion with a mix of local and guest soloists. Soprano Miss Mary Wissen de Moss of New York and contralto Mrs Gertrude Stein Malley of New York led the soloists, with Bethlehem favorites including J Wellehen and Mrs John Leibert among the strong local voices.
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Dr. Wolle
Hethlehem
Bethlehem Bach Choir
J. Bred Wolle
Jehn Pasadon
St. Matthexe
Selams
Mary Wissen de Moss
New York
Lacey Hriskenstein
Bethlehem
Gertrude Stein Malley
Nicholas Douty
Philadelphia
Mitman
Einar J. Bender
Julian Walker
J. Samuel Welle
Howard J. Weisner
J Wellehen
John Leibert
President Roosevelt Breaks Camp in Oklahoma Hunt
President Roosevelt ended his Oklahoma hunt and broke camp at Frederick after arriving with his party. Governor Ferguson and Congressman Stephens met the president, and guards and track walkers protected the train on its return. Eighteen wolves were killed in the big pasture and will be shipped to Washington for mounting.
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Oklahoma
Frederick
Okla
Roosevelt
Tle
Fergnann
Stephens
Texas
Colorado
Pesas
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Sill
VESSELLA MUST PAY $10,000 IN BREACH CASE AT ATLANTIC CITY
A jury ordered bandmaster Vessella to pay $10,000 for breach of promise amid a trial recounting alleged misrepresentations to Lombard and Miners, with testimony about promissory ties and personal conduct. The case coincides with broader train crash reports and unrelated domestic notices.
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Atlantic City
May
Lavnding
Apral Ff
Tania Lombard
Wien
Napa de Yeans
Arka
Dave
Working Girls urged to seek Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A health notice targets working women prone to female disorders from long hours in stores or factories. It cites symptoms like lower limb pain, abdominal ache, irregular periods, and faintness, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers prompt relief. Personal letters from Abby Barrows praise the cure and invite correspondence to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Weik
Lydia KB. Pinkham
Abby I. Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens Co
Kothem Po
Pinleshoon
Woma
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Locomeotiss
Ao Obrakeman
Way
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Louis Otte
Buffalo
Newsrapen
Mies Barrows
Mrs. Pinkham
Strayer’s Business
Neo
Tata
Mad
Salih Premier
Oliver
Central Hardware Company
South Market Street
Just
Penn
Sears
Campbell
Anglesyde
Gentral Hardware CO
Bonth Market Buses
Frederick, Mr
James E. Doll
J. W. Morris
Bert Buchlas
Sauet
James €. Doll
First Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Frederick Co
Olsdaw Te
Xppierce
Abheuser Busch Bock Beer
H. Shipley
North Market
Sven
Rosenstock Bros
France
la France
A. R. Yeakle
Goodhart's Cafe
Doll's
ALL Ladies
Gosman
Cverything
Maylédls
Dull Bros
Amin Price
Clark
India
North Market Street
Garry
Carty’s Furniture
E. Patrick St
Fred's, Ma
Walker & Bennett
Pequot
Tuxedo
Crawford
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market and
Patrick Streets
China
Japan
C. E. Cline
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Straat
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