Music World urges Pennsylvania teachers to join new association
In August 1899 the Pennsylvania State Music Teachers Association is urged for immediate action. Leaders Gittings Foerster Carter push statewide organization with Philadelphia start and Christmas reach. membership benefits include a formal structure, lectures, and a banquet, with a $1 annual fee.
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Music Teachers’ Associations
Pennsylvania State Music Teachers’ Association
Gittings
Foerster
Carter
Philadelphia
Philadelpna
Cnnsylvania
Musical notices and appointments across the region
Ma Can and family visit Atlantic City to weather the storm. Harry M. Mars takes solo baritone at a Philadelphia Episcopal church. Carter named organist at Emory M. E. Church East End. AgTraom F. Nevin to study cello in Boston with Nevin family. Leo O. HmlER to instruct at Sewickley Academy starting Tuesday. Ochmler and sister Clara give violin recital with two original piano pieces. Orpheus Society of Seaver Falls begins second campaign with 75 chorus, Mozart Club seeks $10 memberships. Wilkinsburg Musical Club disbands, library shared. Homewood and other choirs continue under Broadberry leadership.
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Ma. Can
Atlantic City
Harry M. Mars
Philadelphia
Sapre Burrs
Messrs
H. B. Brockett
Walter J. Pope
Charles Davis Carter
Gastonville
To Lay
Emory M. EL Church
East End
AgTraom F. Nevin
Boston
Ethelbert Nevin
Leo O
Fae Cluff
Geneva College
Amos Whiting
Our Town
Mozart Club
Wilkinsburg Musical Club
G. FR. Broadberry
Homewood Musical Club
Hroadberry
Parson Apologizes Over Parishioner’s Actions
A judge remarks on a parishioner seen in a questionable place. The pastor defends his actions saying he entered for patriotic motives to feel a spirit of 76.
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Slewback
Washington
M. C
Capitol
Artistic singing lessons fill remaining time with Mr John Howard
John Howard has booked all lesson slots except a half hour from 2 30 to 3 00. His pupils are mainly steady singers and he aims to help those with natural talent but limited training. Five weeks remain to develop resonance and the empathetic tone, with potential plans to teach in London next summer. His studio is at 502 Penn Avenue near Fifth Street.
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John Howard
Rt. Howard
Howard
London
Wolfenden
Mackensie
Pittsburg
Belief in a Settled Labor Question in America
Prof Bolles chief of the Bureau of Statistics discusses European labor groups and their likely impact here. He reviews trade unions, industrial partnerships and cooperative societies, noting their varied success in Britain and potential for reducing class antagonism in the United States.
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Bolles
Bureau of Statistics
Great Britain
Amalgamated Association
England
Knights of Labor
Knights
France
Belgium
Lost silver mine tale linked to Swift dollar fears
Alexander Kentucky September report details arrest of George W. Williams and James H. Clark for counterfeiting silver dollars. The piece recounts legends of a hidden Kentucky silver mine once shared with Indians, the Swift and Castleman claim, and a map said to mark the ore bed in Wolf County.
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Alexander Statroy
George W. Williams
James H. Clark
United States
Williams and Clark
Daniel Boone
Simon Kenton
Mountain Kentucky
Kenton’s Station
Limestone Creek
Maysville
Castleman
Swift
Kentucky
Licking
Little Sandy
Big Sandy
Old Virginia
John B. Castleman
Louisville
State of Kentucky
Wolf County
London Docks marked by vast scale and ambitious design
The piece surveys London's dock system as a monumental, costly network. It notes openings of St Katharine and Thams, later Victorian docks like Victoria and Royal Albert, their sizes, warehouses stock values, and engineering feats. It ends with a Cincinnati woolen remark about cow hair used to make cheap fabrics.
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London Docks
St. Katherine’s Docks
London Bridge
Thndon
Surrey Docks
West India Docks
East India Docks
Milwall Docks
Isle of Dogs
Victoria and Albert
Victoria Docks
India
China
Royal Albert Dock
Victoria
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National Conservatory of Music
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Hucus & Hacur
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Cincinnati Times-Star
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R. M. Gulidek & CO
Alvin Joslin
Eric-a-Brac
Mr. Davis
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