New York Honors Miss Emma Steiner For Fifty-Year Musical Career
Miss Emma R. Steiner, linked to Dr. Harry Steiner and David Steiner, was celebrated at a Metropolitan Opera House event under Mrs. Harriman and Brulatour patrons. The tribute marked half a century as a composer and musician, with charity noted by a Bay Shore home for aged and infirm musicians and a gift from Samuel Kinkelstein of the American Federation of Musicians. Mary Shaw cited her trailblazing role for women in the arts. A program piece titled The Fing honored her grandfather Stephen Steiner, who inspired the National Anthem near Fort McHenry. her architect father Steiner built Trinity Reformed church steeple after arriving from Baltimore in 1807.
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Emma R. Steiner
Harry Steiner
David Steiner
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Oliver Harriman
Jules FE
Brulatour
Bay Shore
Samuel Kinkelstein
American Federation of Musicians
Kinkelstein
New York
Mary Shaw
Miss Steiner
Ace
Stephen Steiner
Fort McHenry
Steiner
Baltimore
Trinity Reformed Church
Pilgrimage to Mother Seton's Tomb May 10
Maryland Chapter of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae invites alumnae and friends to a May 10 pilgrimage to Mother Seton’s tomb at St. Joseph’s Emmitsburg. The event includes processions to her shelter the well cottage and tomb, a life sketch, wreaths by the governor, benediction, then campus inspection at St. Joseph’s College. The Visitation Academy Alumni Association will attend from this city.
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Maryland
International Federation of Catholic
Mother Seton
St. Joseph's
Emmitsbure
Order
Sisters of Charity
Haveen
Yellow House
Blessed Sacrament
Cuesta
St. Joseph's College
Lewis Yinger Arrested After Yearlong Search
Lewis Yinger long sought after a wife and two children reported missing. A warrant issued over a year ago led to a search that traced him to Hooda Mills and a farm near Holy Sills before he was brought back to the city for a preliminary hearing. Local officials had tracked him to Washington three months prior but investigations forced his relocation.
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Lewis Yinger
Hooda Mills
Howard County
Sundar Yinger
Snp
Sherif Ingomar W. Albaugh
Milla
Yinger
Holy Sills
Washington
Forest Week Observed With School Activities
The Woodshopa program marked Forest Week with prayers, proclaims, and readings. Students presented papers such as Trees That Make Paper, Our Forest products, and songs about Columbia, The Gem of the Arena.
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Woodshopa
Evereles
Thie Pie
Neulee
Madeline
Phat
Ines Flanagan
Mary Chitpers
Columbia
Barhars Trreus
Evelan Sritely
Marine LeGore
Spall Tanner
Brazilian Rebels Active in South American Conflict
Reports from Buenos Aires May 4 indicate Brazilian rebels seized a Paraguayan steamer on the Marana river bound for Tamatto Rosso. Brazilian state troops reportedly seized the port of Santa Elena on the Upper Parana.
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Uenos Aires
Las Panto
Brazil
Marana
Tamatto Rosso
Santa Elena
Parana
Retail Merchants to Hold Meeting Tonight
The Retail Merchants Bureau led by Sam W Maples plans a general meeting in the Blue and Grey room of the Francia Scott Key Hotel at 7 16 tonight. Gies n Garber will speak and committees will report on bylaws and a constitution.
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Sam W. Maples
Francia Scott Key
Dusiness
Giesn
Garber
Charles C. Carty
Carrall Hendeickava
Dot V
Glaser
Evens
Wwerchant
Eity
Garher
Ples
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Visitation Academy Alumniac Association
Woodsboro
Retail Marchants
Lane
John Mahoney
Miller
Smith Cmecer Sehell
Shull
Thay Be van
Russia
Owl
Branco
Greendwalt
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Frederick
Frederick’s Best Store
Frederick’s
North Market Street
New Jersey Zinc Company
Horse Head Zinc
Hahn & Kaue Frederick, Mit
Thos
R. Saylor
Aiter Brothers and Company, Inc
Race Street
Philadelphia, Pa
JON
Community Hardware Co
Armstrongs
Casper F
Cintere
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
RED Star Oil
May
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P.O
Hudson & Bell
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