Easter Music at Churches Shows Wide Cantatas and Soloists
Elaborate Easter programs across churches feature choirs, quartets, and soloists. Grace Cathedral, Fourth Presbyterian, Third Christian, Plymouth Church, and others present cantatas, hymns, and solos under directors such as F. A. Cotton and J. Pietzuch, with selections including He Is Risen, The Strife Is Oer, and Hallelujah. Concerts emphasize vocal ensembles and orchestral interludes amid festive Holy Week offerings.
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Grace Cathedral
Dimitis
Jesus
W. H. Pritchard
Christ
Rande Bassiolo
Everson McHatton
Granter
Haydn
Mane
Gertrude Wilmington
Hadley
Pepeen Arenes
Edward Narzo
Jeaste Mae Payne
Mozart
English musicales at two houses next week
Anna Held and company sing The Little Duchess on Monday and Tuesday. The Liberty Belles, by Harry B. Smith, appears Friday and Saturday. Grand vaudeville features Wormwood's animal act, Stuart Barnes, the Vaidis sisters, and others. Park Theater offers East Lynne and The Great White Diamond. Feicht lectures on the Oberammergau Passion Play tomorrow. Cracker Jacks member Harvey Parker wrestles next week.
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Anna Held
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Wormwood's Dog and Monkey Circus
Stuart Barnes
Vaidis Sisters
Park Theater
East Lynne
H. E. Feicht
Oberammergau
Stockly’s Name Stricken From Army Register
Washington Star reports Second Lieutenant Paul D. Stockly of the Twenty first Infantry has been removed from the army roster. He vanished in January 191? in the Philippines and no trace has been found. His disappearance remains unsolved amid theories of possible murder by Filipinos.
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Paul D. Stockly
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Philippines
Stockly
New York
Navy officers urge civil government for Guam and Tutuila
The Navy and State Department push immediate civil governance for the Danish islands and urge lessons from past missteps in Hawaii. The piece argues that US ideas of government fail to fit diverse island communities and calls for government tailored to each island’s needs, inspired by British colonial history.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Navy
Guam
Tutuila
State Department
Hawaii
Tillman Speaks Against Tea Duty Protections
Salt Lake Telegram reports Senator Tillman of South Carolina speaking and voting against repealing the 10 cents a pound tea duty. He notes tea culture experiments in his state as an infant industry employing workers and deserving protection, prompting questions about patronage influencing his protectionist stance.
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Salt Lake
Tillman
Caroline
Courtroom Clash Over Fines In Murray Case
In a morning court session Clerk Winn described the scene as Murray pleaded for half rates on the fine while defendants O'Brien and Borshamet were described as intoxicated. The exchange touched on pricing and penalties as the racket mill began proceedings.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Murray
O'Brien
Borshamet
Winn
Urray
Boyle
Society Notes Highlight Bloomington Visitors and Events
Miss Beryl Showers hosts in Bloomington while Mrs. Louisa Raschig visits from California. Executives and clubs plan dances, luncheons, and lectures as residents travel to and from cities, with Easter gatherings, weddings, and club elections shaping the week.
Elwood Wedding Ties Anderson Man to Greencastle Girl
Don C. Shawhan of Anderson and Miss Ida Ash of Greencastle wed at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. J. A Beatty officiating. Other notes include visits by local residents, church events, and a Hopewell High School production “Queen of Fame” with Miss Mary Van Nuys praised for Topsey.
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J. W. Plane
Belvidere
Ill
Balanger
Indianapolis
John Crawford
Warren Dunham
Wil] Sells
Bloomington
Minnie Polk
Franklin
Grace Stevenson
Dunkirk
Ind
Ella Brewer
The
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Landis
Nannie Whitenack
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James Kelley
Robert Whitesides
William Wray
Columbus
J. T. Stout
Washington Polk
Greenwood
J. T. Polk
Hopewell High School
Queen of Fame
Missary van Nuys
Topsey
Cruelty to Children Trial Continues in Clinton County
Testimony revealed severe beatings of Jones children by their father. Harry, Harley, and Lulu Jones described frequent whipping with chains, a bridle, and a whip, plus days lived in fear and escape attempts. Witnesses for the Jones family denied abuse while noting a prior divorce for cruelty.
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Harry Jones
Mack's
Alabama Street
Jones
Harry
Clinton County
Harley
Lulu
Father
Mack
Floyd Jones
Stubbs
Reisner
Clinton
Frankfort
James Hackney
Nelson
Collins
Patrick to wed widow of alleged Rice murderer's boarding house
Albert T. Patrick the lawyer convicted of the William M. Rice murder is reportedly engaged to Mrs Adelaide M Francis the owner of the boarding house where Patrick resided prior to his arrest both parties not denying the engagement Mrs Francis plans to move to Ossining when Patrick goes to Sing Sing and ADA Osborne sails for England for a month’s vacation.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Adelaide M. Francis
Patrick
Ossinning
Osborne
Campania
England
A Romance of the War and the Afrikander Girl
Pall Mall Gazette recounts a dramatic night patrol of armored train No. 27 in the Free State during the war. An Afrikander girl warns a subaltern by signaling and hiding a cake with a note, saving the rail crew from a contact mine near Kaal Spruit, as the train backs away just in time.
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Moorplaats
No. 27
Free State Kopje
Jooste
Chris
Bloemfontein
Subaltern
Wilson
The Hare on Easter in Table Talk
The hare links to Easter through lunar associations, with Easter as a movable holiday tied to the moon. The piece notes the hare as a nocturnal symbol of the moon, its young born with open eyes, and its place in Easter lore and toys as a familiar rabbit substitute.
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Walsh
Open-Eyed Hare Theme and Cairo Journey in Folklore and Travel
The piece blends old fables about the hare with a broader sketch of Cairo travel life. It describes Bedouin caravans and Moorish travelers, notes Cairo’s climate, and highlights El Azhar University with its ten thousand students and twenty four nation riwaks where Moslem youth study to become doctors, lawyers, kadis, or rulers.
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Mohammed
Paradise
Nile
Cairo
Moses
Kait Bey
Ibn Tulun
el Azhar University
Russians Build Warship in United States Noted as Major Event
The Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph notes the launching of a large Russian battleship in an American shipyard surpasses the Kaiser's yacht in significance. It reflects Russia’s naval ambitions and American shipbuilding prowess while the Czar and Kaiser are depicted as shopping for battleships and yachts abroad.
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United States
Nicholas
George
Russia
Michael
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Woman Kills a Man in Her Room in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico on March 2 Mrs BK Walker shot and killed J Judd of Chicago in her rooms. Judd aged fifty five, wealthy, allegedly assaulted her when she was alone. Mrs Walker, a health seeker, is married to Lews farmes and came here from Miles New State.
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Las Vegas
N. M
BK Walker
J. Judd
Chicago
Judd
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