White Hussars to Perform Fifth Night at Chautauqua Week
The White Hussars under Alfred Sweet will headline the fifth night of Redpath Chautauqua Week. The group, thirteen musicians strong, tours nationwide and showcases a refined band sound plus a vocal choir performing serious works. Sweet, famed cornetist and baritone, has directed the ensemble for three years and led Mincy's Brothers' Symphonic Band before.
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White Hussars
Alfred Sweet
Sweet
Minc'ys Brothers
Redpath
The Champion Shoe Hospital Advertisement
Local shoe repair ad touts Champion Shoe Hospital promising expert repairs that make shoes look and wear like new. Claiming to heal weary soles with thorough treatment, it invites customers to bring their spring shoes for service and promises strong workmanship.
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Champion Shoe Hospital
LIFT UP YOUR HEADS by NOVUS HOMO opinion writer
Draneth Nigh voices a blistering antiwar broadside urging voters to reject war profiteers and party bosses. He rails against Congress, moneyed interests, and a corrupted regime, calling for peace and moral reform as redemption approaches. He likens current leaders to vice and declares public protest vital ahead of November elections.
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Draneth Nigh
Novus Homo
United States
Sabasth
Asittle
Napoleon
St. Hellena
Henry George
British rebels face executions and clemency amid Irish rebellion
A Dublin dispatch reports trials by field general court martial of Irish rebel leaders. Countess Georgiana Markievicz and Henry J O Hanneh an receive commutations to life terms while George Plunkett and John Plunkett move from death to ten years penal servitude.
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Ireland
Robert Casement
Dublin
Georgiana Markievics
Trish
Henry J O'Hannehan
Lfe
George Plunkett
John Plunkett
Joseph Plunkett
Field General Court
Marrial
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Cleveland
S.A. Warlick
the Farmers Store
Co-Operative Mercantile CO
Roland Williams
Atlanta
the Sunday American
John Temple Graves
Arthur Brisbane
Rudyard Kipland
Charles R. Parkhurst
Robert W. Chambers
the Georgian and American Circulation Department
Atlanta, Georgia
East Alabama
Washington
Redpath Chautauqua Children’s Workers
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