Elaborate Holiday Music in Indianapolis German House Plans
A sprawling season of German musical entertainments unfolds in Indianapolis with the German House leading a New Year’s Eve show titled The Chimes of Normandy. Notables include Ernestinoff as musical director, Harry Porter staging and acting, and a sixteen by sixteen chorus from the Musikverein plus a 28-piece orchestra. The program features Mozart quartet, Maedlein song, Ave Maria, and works by Schmoelzer, Hubay, and Splerin, with guest ensembles from the Spiering and Kneisel quartets and Princeton Glee and Banjo Club touring later. The event also includes a New Year tableau, dancing, and a supper.
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Sylvester
Germany
Normandy
Indianapolis
Musikverein
Ernestinoff
America
New York
Habelmann & Lichtmay
Free German Opera
St. Louis
Liederkranz
Harry Porter
Porter
Gaspard
Chimes
Spiering Quartet
Maennerchor Hall
Princeton Glee Club
English’s
Barclay Walker
Ket
Magnon
Frank Daniels
Miss Rentsch
Homer van Wie
Arnold Spencer
Poe Oliver Isensee
Meridian Street
Richard Lieber
Chicago
Maennercher Hall
Mannerchor
Maegdlein
Kircht Maennerchor
Princeton Glee and Banjo Club
Baltimore
Princeton Club
Indiana
Princeton
Propylaeum
Kneisel Quartet
Boston
Claypool Hotel
Ona B. Talbot
Franz Kneisel
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Chickering Hall
Association Hall
Theodorowicz
Louis Svecenski
Vienna Conservatory
Hellmesberger
Grun
Anton Schroeder
Knessels
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Hartford
Worcester
Key
Harvard
Yale
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Brahms
Beethoven
Denver
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
South
Texas
High Class Music in New York Correspondence
New York December 3 The Kneisel Quartet and Audience shared a special program at Mendelssohn Hall featuring modern French verse settings by C M Loeffler with Miss Susan Metcalfe singing and Loeffler on viola. The concert contrasted with Mozart and Schubert works and included Wagner Liszt and Brahms numbers under conductor Mr. Kogel.
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Thibaud
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Scheel
Academy of Music
Metropolitan Opera House
Fritzl Scheff
Mendelssohn
Uptown
West End
Messrs. Weber & Fields
Henry W. Savage
Indianapolis Journal
Kneisel
Mendelssohn Hall
C. M. Loeffier
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mir
Loeffler
Charles Baudelaire
Paul Veraline
Swinburne
Francois Villon
Mr. Loeffier
Baudelaire
Verlaine
Gustave Kahn
Susan Metcalfe
Mr. Loeffler
Heinrich Gebog
Mozart
Mr. Kneisel
Schubert
Schumann
Gebhard
Kreisel
Kogel
Frankfort
Schulz
Bruno Oscar Klein
Cincinnati
Mr. Schulz
History of the Anchor’s Shape and Improvements Through Time
The article traces anchor evolution from straight arms to curved ones, driven by holding power and seabed penetration. It notes 1810s switch to chain cables, 1838 Admiralty pattern adoption, 1842 steam hammer impact, and 1860s testing where Trotman’s anchor scored highest. It discusses modern preference for minimal above-ground obstruction.
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Plymouth Naval Yard
Pering
Admiralty
Trotman
Rodgers
Four Rhymes Suggested Pictures A Flashlight
A reflective verse piece contrasts memory and imagination with a vivid picture that lingers after the light goes out. It traces a scene of a woman at a mirror, two other figures, and the contrasting eyes of youth and sorrow. The narrator muses on perception, aging eyes, and the enduring image of faces in candlelight.
FACS ABOUT MOURNING From Many Lands in Philadelphia Press
Customs of mourning vary by nation and era, with deep contrasts in color symbolism. The article surveys diverse traditions from Greece, Persia, Syria, Rome, France, Turkey, China, England, Spain, and Egypt, noting that mourning dress ranges from black to yellow and that meanings range from sorrow to royalty and hope.
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Philadelphia
Greece
South Sea Islands
Ethiopia
Persia
Syria
Cappadocia
Armenia
Turkey
Rome
Bokhara
France
China
Henry Viil
Anne Boleyn
Sparta
Spain
England
Egypt
Burmad
Brittany
Catharine of Aragon
I Shall Not Tempt the Sea and the Hunt
A Bret Harte couplet evokes a stormy sea and dangerous pursuit. The speaker declines the chase as the ship crosses safely and hunters return in joy, while a town built on rock is swallowed by an earthquake. The imagery contrasts nature’s fury with human resilience and loss.
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Liszt
Wagner
Lamartine
Bret Harte
Malady Can Be Told From a Doctor's Walks
A London doctor with vast experience observes everyday people as if diagnosing from clinical sight. He notes signs suggesting spastic paraplegia, alcoholic neuritis, sciatica, palsy, myxoedema, facial paralysis, aortic regurgitation, and early indications of insanity. The piece portrays keen medical perception applied to public life.
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London Mail
London
Holborn
Galt
Pall Mall
Bright
Sir der-Brunton
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Fequered
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Rudolph Ganz
Ganz
Appene
Eodere Thomas
Tions
Rter
George Eckert
Roberts Park Church
Henry G. Cox
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Taylor
Central Avenue M. E
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Central College of Music
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Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
W. H. Donley
Bertha Swaine
Katherine Gibson
Raymond Lynn
J. H. Roberts
Jessie Mae Payne
Charles Oakes
Malling Malling
Dubois
Angels From the
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Alexander Ernestinoff
Josephine Bremmerman
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Sun
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Horace Lancaster
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Ieft
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Hnglish
Brest
Daniel V. Arthur
Marie Cahill
Andy Brown
Erica
Thanuel Ktate
Chas, Klein
Vwalayuene
Klaw & Erlanger
Jerome $Yee
Kgad
Johnny and
Emma Ray Asey
Christinia’s
Paul Stephens Equilibrist
Gook & Don
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Prima Donna
May Melbane
New Moving Pictures
Park Theater 2
JAS. H. Wallick’s Amusement CO
Chas. A. Taylor
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Belle Diamond Duke
Aennglish
Princeton University Glee
Empire Theater
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