Notable singers rise from humble beginnings across era
The article notes that music grants are impartial, citing Alma Beck daughter of a Cincinnati shoemaker and Evan Williams son of a blacksmith now at top of fame with annual record income around $4,000. Alma Gluck rose from poverty to become a leading operatic soprano. Lauree Homer, daughter of a struggling clergyman, earned eminence from church singing. A Chicago noise case tells of a 200-pound Italian man discovered by passersby who led John McCormack to sponsor his training in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Beck
Cincinnati
Evan Willams
Hin
Hin Records
Ime
Akron
Alma Gluck
Alma
United States
Lauree Homer
Chicago
John McCormack
Italy
Unclaimed MAHL mail list in Mt Vernon postoffice
Unclaimed mail awaiting delivery address updates or street routing. Names listed include Bourne James L Campbell Mini Georgia L Court Mrs Guy Fetch A Hanby 5 D Harding Myre Clara Jobavon Charles Login Husiness College Ed ith Pwo Marsden J Mul Mra J 8 Miller Men tarry Wille Owen Mra G 1 Schoenberg C Underwood Miss Monte Utdager Mrs Lille Whitman Mice Marharet Foreign Bt Clair M Dowds Vontmanter Sheridan G Dowds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Mt Vernon
Bourne
James L. Campbell
Georgia L. Court
Guy
Fetch
A. Hanby
D. Harding
Myre
Clara Jobavon
Charles ‘S
Login Husiness College
Ith
Pwo
Marsden
J Mul
Mra
Miller
Tarry Wille Owen
Schoenberg
C. Underwood
Monte Utdager
Lille Whitman
Marharet Foreign Bt. Clair
Sheridan G
Dowds
Vontmanter
Swallows Poison. William Wheateltow Dies After Fatal Dose
May 12. William Wheateltow 67 retired died after drinking poisoned liquid in a melancholic mood. He had previously attempted self destruction on several occasions, ending in a painful death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheateltow
Local notices list varied errands and visits in Colum bus Gambier and surrounding areas
Local items show residents traveling on Monday for business in Columbus Gambier and Danville while a string of home services and ads promote laundry collar buttons seeds and school events. Several visits from Mra and Mr to Cleveland Canton and Seattle frame a busy week. the Gem Laundry and Odell Mathias advocate delivery and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Laundry
David A. Upham
Colum
Hanford
Joseph Myers
Danville
Bislews
HLCG
Parker
Gambier
George Vernon
William J. Robinson
Harvey Harmond
Millwood
Lewis Hyman
Columbus
Vernon
Ely
Thomas Kelley
Cleveland
John T
New
Antah
John Btonebrook
Charles Belmont
Centerbury
Woo Twyla Smith
Mulberry Stront
William Jackson
Gambler Bt
Odell & Mathias
Walter Harris
and Mix
C. Galveria
Mr Zenno E Taylor to attend World Sunday School Convention
Mr Zenna E Taylor has been elected a delegate to the World’s Sunday School Convention in Zurich Switzerland. Funds raised by Congregational church and Sunday school enable his trip abroad. He will join a tour arranged by Thomas Cook & Lone for American delegates, leaving New York June 8 aboard the Overnic via White Star Line. The voyage includes Paris eight days in Switzerland and many European cities, about forty five days in total, returning via Leyland Line Steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenna E. Taylor
Zurich
Switzerland
Congregational Church
Taylor
Thomas Cook & Lone
New York Harbor
White Star Line
Cherbourg
Paris
Munich
Nurenberg
Frankfort
Wiesbaden
Biebrich
Cologne
Amsterdam
the Hague
Behoveringen
London
Oxford
Warwick
Edinburg
Glasgow
Liverpool
Roston
Leylood
Port Personals And Random Sentences Across Papers
A garbled collage of clipped jokes and stray notes alluding to Alfonso Pankhurst and other figures. The text mixes misprints about convictions and a house painter injuring himself, with stray phrases about hospital visits and walkin g.
Royal nuances in European monarchy and art fraud
The text notes King George disliked certain riding, Queen Alexandra receives a 350000 dollar annuity, Czar Nicholas I is Graeco Russian, and various European rulers mix Protestant Catholic ties. It mentions Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, exhibiting under an assumed name in Berlin, gaining favorable reviews and acceptance as a pupil of Karl Hagemeister, a noted German master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
England
Alexandra
Edward VII
Czar Nicholaa 1
William I
Luther
Francis Joseph
Frederick Leopold of
Privaia
Berlin
Karl Hagemeister
Germany
Mustera
Town Tapics and City Beautification Debates
In a compilation of quotes from newspapers, cities discuss funds for beauty and courthouse symbolism. The Boston Herald praises Paris as a model while Milwaukee Journal notes global visitors influence city charm. A St Louis company opens beauty parlors for women employees in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Herald
Paris
Milwaukee Journal
Bt Louly Company
Iis
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
English Etchings on Mines and Sewage Drainage
English Etchings details state that nearly fifty tons of water were lifted from South Staffordshire mines for every ton of mineral. It notes London sewage main drainage outfalls at Barking and Crossness and an average daily quantity around 260 million gallons. It suggests vast private parks may be restored and land brought under cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffordshire
Bngland
London
Barking
Crossness
England
Dame and Daughters and Notable Achievements Highlighted
A jumble of queries praises Irene Hallberg of New York claiming Atlantic crossings, and notes others like Mrs. W. B. McGrath of London and Miss Juve Fairman of Chicago. It mentions pensioning Miss Enu Fitegerald, a first Lady member of the Isle of Wight Model Aero club, and Miss Ethed Sarguut set to preside a botanical section for a British association meeting in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hallberg
New York
Lewiz
Wexwick
W. B. McGrath
London
J. A., Stein
Los Angeles
Cal
Juve Fairman
Chicago
Thorty
British Association
Birmingham
Woman’s Influence on Suffrage and Education Policy
A historical opinion piece argues women should be admitted to influence departments tied to youth mental and moral training while cautioning a formal public role in ordinary governance. The author notes women already influence inquiry in such matters, questions suffrage rights, and weighs whether educated women would benefit society.
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Petal
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Lee Darling
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Ohio
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Frank
Young's
Gem Lawn
Edwin Mightnive
Ohio Union Board of Overmars
UW Btute University
Murry A. Hyman
Lewie
Kenyon
Mivkingum
Concord
William McFadden
Fargo
North Dakota
New York City
Helen Shireman
Minar
Helen McNabb
Ben
J. F. Shronts
W. B. Shronts
Martinsburg
W. P. Harrison
Loutatana
Clete Zens
Odell
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Lor
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West Chestnut, Street
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James, McDenoush
John Collins
Toledo
Mneeting
The
Knights of Columbus
East Gambler ‘T Citizens
Mig
Devin
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Penn
Fletcher
St. Luke's School
Dow
W. d. Smith
Vine St
Gor Mulberry
Citizens
Carl Sellies
Starling
Ohio Medical Allege
Briday
St. Joel’ Episcopal Church
Sunyday
Order of the Daughters of the
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Ph Cogewell
Mew
John McCoy
Mix
Luther A. Stream
Mane Neld
Hicks
St. Lala, Mo
American Poultry Association
1 B. Thompson
Amenia
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Peatival
Bostun
Mias Snyder
Zenno E. Taylor
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King Alfonso
Detroit Free Press
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