Theatrical News From England and America
Minnie Palmer starred in My oe for the six thousand five hundred a. The Sultan of Turkey bars Cyrano de Bergerac for revolutionary sentiment. Madeline Besley to replace Channel Olney in The Brixton Burglary at Herald Square. New York had 77 new productions last season across plays comic operas burlesques and revivals. Duse in La Giaconda and The Dead City shows dramatic feats. Pauline Hall tours vaudeville next season with Leavitt. Joseph Wheelock Jr declines Frohman offer and heads to Cody Wyoming for a plainsmen university. Mile. Charlotte Wiehle to tour the U S with Dan ish ingenue act and Chicago appearance.
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Madeline Besley
Channel Olney
J. Henry Kolker
Jessie Green
Brixton
New York
Charlotte Wiehle
Victor Maurel
Paris
Lasonic Temple
Chicago
John J. Murdock
Iee
Auburn Hall
Miss Akass
Kipling's Latest Poem The Bridge Guard in the Karroo
The poem describes sentries on the Blood River bridge in the Karroo. Guards change at night while a north bound train passes and the desert, sky, and girders frame a lonely vigil. The speaker notes ration piles, distant herders, and the earth and heavens bearing witness to the guard’s vigil.
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Karroo
Blood Fiver
Call to Lindsay at Second Presbyterian Sparks Debate
The Rev George Lindsay of Oshkosh preached at Second Presbyterian Indianapolis on Romans 1 16 The gospel as the power of God unto salvation was his focus noting Rome's pagan era and Constantine The sermon contrasted Christianity with other religions and urged acceptance of Christ as Savior while signaling no confirmation of a call to pastor the church He announced summer sermon themes and his vacation plans.
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Second Presbyterian Church
George Lindsay
Oshkosh
Wis
Joseph A. Milburn
Indianapolis
Mr. Lindsay
Lindsay
Paul
Rome
Plato
Pythagoras
Socrates
Xeno
Kingdom
Ancient
China
Germany
India
England
Louis J. Docher
Mes James Lottie Adam- Haschig
Alice Fleming Evans
Bess
Dochez
America
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Louisville
New York
Buffalo
Laugter
Christ
Christendom
Hera
Jordan
Sodom
Gomosish
What is man as preached at Tabernacle Church
The Rev J Cumming Smith preached from Psalm xv on mans worth over bulk and the divine care for all, from David to modern civilization. He argued God and man work together, praised mans magnetism over beasts, and urged humane conduct, noting mans influence on nature and even God. He contrasted oriental fallacy with mans salutary role in progress.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
David
Meridian
Indiana
Unpopular Man sermon on biography and virtue
The Rev. Thomas J. Villers of First Baptist Church preached on the Unpopular Man. He argued biography becomes history through contact with others and cited Caleb and Jesus as examples. He warned that popular opinion shifts like the wind and urged choosing righteousness with God on one's side.
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Thomas J. Villers
First Baptist Church
Vilters
Jesus Christ
United States Navy
Bay of
Manila
Conogy
Mr. Villers
Es- Robes
God
Papal Jubilee Second Procession Draws Large Crowds
Catholics held the second and last public Papal Jubilee procession yesterday after prayers at Sacred Heart Church. Starting there, the march moved north on Union to Prospect to St Patrick’s, ending at St John’s Cathedral. Father Otto led with Haase and Ambrosius assisting as crowds, including elderly parishioners, prayed at each church.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Otto
Union Street
Prospect Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Feather Otto
Father Haase
Ambrosius
St. John's Cathedral
Otto
Christian and Missionary Alliance convention ends in city church
The alliance session closed last night at Second Presbyterian Church after a week of meetings. Rev. W E Knight of Chicago concluded Revelation readings at Gospel Tabernacle on North East Street. Dr Meminger of Chicago followed with a sermon. Dr Simpson, president, urged a liberal annual missionary offering at the night meeting, which concluded the convention.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
Second Presbyterian Church
Gospel Tabernacle
North East Street
Massachusetts Avenue
W. E. Knight
Chicago
Knight
Meminger
Hicago
D. Simpson
Alliance
Solemn High Mass for Late Mgr Bessonies
A solemn high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of the late Mgr Bessonies will be celebrated in St. John's Church next Tuesday morning under the auspices of the Bessonies Commandery Knights of Father Mathew.
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Mgr Bessonies
St. John's Church
Bessonies Commandery
Knights
Father Mathew
Evils and Temptations in Summer Sermon
Rev. C. C. Edwards of Edwin Ray M. E. Church preached on evils peculiar to the summer season. He warned of narcotics, neglect of God, reckless conduct while away from home, and the need for balanced recreation and reverence for Sabbath rest during the heated period.
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C. C. Edwards
Edwin Ray M. E
Dr Quayle Delivers Final Eloquence at Meridian Street Church
Dr William A Quayle preached a farewell style sermon titled The importance of Improving Opportunities saying Apollos was eloquent and urging Americans to seize every chance. He stressed Protestant freedoms, open books and opportunities, praising travel and public schools while inviting parishioners to greet him after the last hymn.
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Meridian-street Methodist Church
William A. Quayle
Quayle
Apollos
Alexandria
George Washington
Knox
Hamilton
America
Poe
Christ
Paul
Cephas
Christ of the Cross
Catholic Schools Close Out Semester at St Johns and St Patrick
Catholic academy closing exercises set for the coming week feature St Johns largest in the city with an art exhibit replaced by needlework and student works. Miss Nora Hayes to receive a gold medal for her music excellence. Cecilia Hallinin tops St Patricks as the highest overall student. Gold medals planned for regular attendance and Christian doctrine achievements. program includes concerts, dances, declamations, and pantomimes. St Marys plans a June 28 exhibition of art and school work. St Johns Boys School prepares a Wednesday graduation in Masonic Hall with Julius Caesar scene, a 26 member drill, and various solos and comedies plus awards for top averages.
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St. John's Academy
Father Gavish
Nora Hayes
Theresa Toohill
Helen Flynn
Grace Huntington
St. Patrick's
Cecilia Hallinin
Bishop O'Donoghue
W. A. Maher
St. Patrick's Parish
United States
Capital Council
Gelble
le Barge
A. Lavery
M. Hudson
N. Sieble
M. Kidwell
J. O'Connell
M. Haggerty
M. Hickey
L. Plumb
L. Scully
A. Scully
H. Colbert
N. Doyle
N. Salmon
E. Hurley
N. Creedon
Misses Brael
F. Tool
Chopin Creigh
H. Is- Curley
L. Haggerty
Mona's Waters
L. Epart
L. Streabbo
Mrs. Doyle
J. Behmer
M Yorger
L. Spalding
J. Colbert
N. Hannan
A. Hennessy
A. Burke
M. Hicky
Hallinin
C. Hallinan
N. Taylor
K. Broden
L. Brennen
F. Dunn
St. Mary's Academy
East Maryland Street
ST. John's Boys’ School
Brothers of the Sacred Heart
St. John’s Boys’ School
Masonic Hall
Rialto Orchestra
Julius Caesar
Thomas J. Lenihan
Brutus
William Trugherty
Cassius
John A. O'Donnell
Lucius
Frank Duffy
Pendora
John Cissell
Claudius
Varro
Walter Schuehle
Frank O'Leary
Robert E. Kelleher
Parm
Insurance urge for home and real estate titles in Indiana
A brief ad urges readers to insure both homes against fire and to insure title to real estate. The ad cites Indiana and mentions a loan guaranty at a one East address.
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Indiana
East
Hicks machine promises full extraction of gold and silver
Correspondence from Fort Wayne reports the Hicks process reducing extraction costs to under five cents per ton while claimed to recover 99 percent of assay values. It describes ore grinding to fine mesh, rapid contact with mercury, and a Wilfey table separation to concentrate concentrates, with water recycled and potential profits for investors in Dahlonega's Findlay chute and other deposits.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Georgia
United States
California
Findlay
Hicks
Kent
Nicks
Gay
Wilfey
Wellro
Dr. Hicks
Trade in tin plate and farm products across nations
Fragmented data show 1900 to 1905 figures for farm product imports by the United States, highlighting countries like the United Kingdom, Dutch East Indies, Cuba, Japan, China, Italy, Mexico and Hawaii. Leading imports include sugar, hides, coffee, silk, vegetable fibers, nuts, tobacco, tea, wines, oils and cocoas with varied yearly gains and losses amid wartime fluctuations.
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Ps — Eee
United Kingdom
United States
Dutch East Indies
Cuba
OOO
Japan
China
Hawaii
Italy
Mexico
Cunha
Germany
HSEC
British East Indies
Theelver
France
Argentina
Europe
Russia
Brazil
Egypt
Tiny
Julia
Spain
Costa Rica
Colombia
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