Great Voices at Jubilee to Feature Renowned Singers
In Pammas Texas for May 11 to 14 the thirtieth Jubilee Singersfest promises a star lineup. Major choirs from churches, a 700 man male chorus and a 500 voice mixed chorus join a 60 member symphony orchestra. Noted artists Rudolph Berger and Mme Roen Ouizn headline alongside a famed quartet and other soloists.
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Vesa
Siengerling
Bt Alannis
Fanus Quartete
Maric Sandelins
Soprang
Mere
Franklyn Knight
Markiy Green
Baste
Arthur Hackett
Rudulph Berger
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Mme. Roen Ouizn
Europe
Confederate Veterans Camp In Jacksonville Parks
Confederate veterans and friends will camp in Jacksonville parks during the reunion, with 1000 to 1200 tents set among park trees. The park system has expanded to nine parks, providing playgrounds, free motion pictures in summer, and extensive recreational facilities, as part of city improvements.
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Uae
Musinesa
Dackwonville
Gvers Aulpark
Daughters of the Confederacy
Diguan
Watire
Amons
Max
Jacknonville
Artifielal Inkos
Mokwadi
Suffragettes Plan Nationwide Demonstration Rally
San Antonio suffrage groups plan an open air May 2 rally to urge Congress to grant political freedom to American women. The call, issued by national officers and echoed by local leaders, envisions songs, a published resolution, a keynote address, and a banquet.
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San Antonio
National Congressional
National American Woman's Botfmge Association
America
Jontira
Mabel Vernon
Woman's Concres
Dlona
San Antonio Equal Franchise Society
Eleanor Brackenridge
United States
Watoma Worn Suffrage Association
Arlande la the Pacific
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Mary Wart
Tathfrinn Dexter Metormaick
Joseph TR Bower
San Antonin Culrige Organization
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Yard
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Thinol
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Tremont Temple
Massachusetts
St Pel
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Kansas City
Ohio
New
Lowna
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Rochester
New York State Suffrage Association
Lecture on Christian Science at Grand Opera House
In San Antonio Texas a Christian Science lecture will be given at the Grand Opera House on Sunday April 24 at 3 oclock. The speaker is C L Enton Gs B member of the Board of Lectures of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass. Publicly cordially invited.
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Tiret Chuyen
Sit
San Antonio
Texas
Grand Oper House
Sinuay Wwlernown
Apri
Cll Enton Gs B
Lectursii
San Antonio Kennel Club Show Awards Prizes
The San Antonio Kennel Club concluded its show at 112 Main Avenue with President Stanley J. Miller calling it the best yet. A Dalas man’s terrier won best all around, while a two pound papillon owned by late Miss Corinne Frances I Creuger was noted as the cutest. Col F. A. Chapa’s Helen the St. Bernard was named the handsomest dog. Many individual honors followed, including best bull terrier, best Irish setter, best greyhound, best top poodle, and other breed winners. The event drew praise for its organization and crowd, ending around 10 o'clock Saturday night.
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Mirs
AL Columan
San Antonio
Salf
Corinne Frances I Creuger
Col
F. A. Chapa
Helen
St. Bernard
Herman Selson
Otto Pohl
Freemont
E. B Tatum
P. Leverett
H. D. Youzaln
Wesley Peacock
George W. Claytin
Spanish Is Largest Group of White Foreigners in Texas
Spanish is the largest foreign white stock group in Texas in 1910, numbering 224,113 and forming 7 percent of the white population of 3,204,848. German is second, with 177,480 or 5.6 percent, followed by English and Celtic at 93,810. The report from the Mother Tongue bulletin, issued by William J. Jinny, details mother tongue by state totals and includes other origins such as Italian, Swedish, French, Yiddish, Norwegian, Greek, and more. It also notes Nebraska and Omaha statistics, and includes unrelated items about cotton experiments and a bicycle shield.
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Census Bulletin
Texas
Nebraska
Gonnary
Atate
William J. Jinny
Bureau of the Censum
Vexan
Bohemia
Moravian
Teneue
Nebraske
Rei
Prisoners Mistreated to Extract Confessions in Inquisition
In St Petersburg on April 16 seventeen young men and engineers faced torture claims tied to coercing confessions. Eight received 19 AX years hard labor, seven four years, another 32 months. Trial described four hours of examination while authorities spoke of a torture chamber and prolonged Inquisition. Four prisoners admitted falsely implicating others due to prison mistreatment. Victims were gagged, stripped, flogged and threatened with repeated abuse if they did not confess.
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India
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