American musical progress and European influence in critique
A review discusses the emergence of distinctly American musical composition, praising American composers and orchestral effort. It contrasts American and European traditions, notes the decline of European dominance, and calls for broader public support of singing, schools, and churches to nurture homegrown talent and elevate American music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Andras Wielpe
Bo ‘Clewmsl
Kodd
Gur
Public
Fragmented Message Clashes With Jeering Callout
Incoherent text from a damaged page taunts a reader with misspelled phrases and garbled names, referencing a place and a perilous scene while lacking clear events or dates. The fragment shows hostile commentary and stray terms that hint at danger but do not form a coherent report or record.
Roosevelt Visit Energizes Cheyenne Frontiersmen
In Cheyenne Wyoming August 2 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived with a large entourage and was greeted by about a thousand cowboys who formed an escort. Roosevelt delivered a speech praising western frontier virtues and the pioneer spirit, drawing admiration from cattlemen and townspeople. He emphasized democracy, unity, and national progress, recalling the era of expansion and the push for Open Frontiers. The celebration highlighted the bond between leading figures, laborers, and communities that built the West, with Remington and western art cited as emblematic of the era.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Republic
Pearing
Theodor Rooeivelt
Iliceme
Sxare
Fiat
Mc.Roosevelt
Golonal
Roosevelt
Yast
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Iain
Timaey
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Lestin
Slda
Cacleuten
Sligepmen
Thar
Eilies
Macca
Hiay Sears
Warnet & Dulléh
Aesthela
Atd
Houta
Tandiya
Atcckman
Sackwoodsmann
Woodeman
Aensin
Europe
Cooder
Mion
Apt
Rockies
Remington
Cuures
Sapenk
Exeterin
van Albardta
Sen
Wayne
Hess
Enoaa Activitien
Alinula
Chaves
Lendern
Ermington
Westinghouse Inventor George Westinghouse Honored
The obituary or tribute recalls the life of George Westinghouse for nearly twenty five years at Westinghouse Electric and Mary, marking his role in the development of the air brake and many electric inventions. It notes his early life in Central Bridge and his Chicago Works era, detailing the induction motor and universal use of his systems. It highlights his battles with opposition, his contract for fighting by electricity in 1898, and the growth of his Pittsburgh shop into a world electrical center.
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New York
George Westinghavoc
The
Westinghouse
Mary
Iuelag Sumpany
Géoree Westinghouse
Géenius
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Bitlalit
Bedlaliy _ Wilererding
Watt
Whitney
Sama
Gineer
United States
Gautard
Chicago
Pittsburg
Anow
Weetingtouss
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Palat Saéus
Agra
Soni Posenr
Monte Rends
Verdi
Slace Guaka
Rustin
Jenteliva
Muateal Art
Perhapa Aleg
Anton Drotak
Ventadht
Rent
Viele
Pinto
Faderewek
Thay
Amor
Portugal
Greece
Fallan
Swiezerland
Han Wiretiison
Rovaral
Mary M1
America
Amer
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Fretnozdy
Atchison Riaba
Col. Roosevelt
Great West
George
Westings House Circle
the Globe
Woo Benton
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