Festival Opens With Vast Topeka Choral Society Concert
The Topeka Choral Society under conductor Groves Barlow Peony presented Haydn The Creation with a large crowd of about 4000 at the opening concert. The chorus, praised as well trained, blended perfectly with the orchestra led by Thomar, delivering an exemplary performance amid a responsive audience.
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Groves Barlow Peony
Prang New Gald
Tyary
Anahorium Inc
Ein the
Dinyers
Theodorr Thomar
Haydn Eraborio
Verriere
Theratire
Enania
Levery
Topeka Choral
M Higher Sundin
Mitiel Msase
Topeka Choral Soc
Powens Choral Society
Penny
Elingers
Chaductos Panay
Fredérick Weasels
la Thome Breletre
May festival notes and concert details overwhelm running order
A garbled account from a music festival reports on performances by conductors Percival Penny and the orchestra with Osborn and Crexton receiving praise. Attendees include Jenny Osborn and Frank Cxmin, while the event celebrates the creation with a large audience and mixed critical reception amid organizational bustle.
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Wei
Gaditerain
Thawr Sin
Kanets
Pehl Mager
Jenny Onborn
Soprec
Gio Mal Dese
Frank Croxmin
Buss
Olstesock
Miter Osborn
Osborn
Mike Osborn
Fivertiy
Berteh
Friis
Agen
Crexton
Doctors Congress Opens in Washington Under Armenian Health Threat
Washington May 12 The sixth triennial session of the American Physiological and Surgical Congress convened with hundreds attending. Notables include Prof Van Mikutigh of Berlin and Prof Hare Kerr of Tübingen. Roswell Marky and Simon Flexner also attended as the president and guest. Topics cover yellow fever malaria and plague control, canal slave labor, and medical advances in prevention and therapeutics. The gathering lasts three days with a program centering on disease spread prevention and public health measures.
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Washington
Couness of
Armeni Cu Physica
Adolph Lorena
Van= Mikutigh
Bertin
Hare Kerr
Tinberstad
Germany
Roswell
Buttelo
McKing
Simon Flexner
Philadelete
Cokeress
Grintes
Willon
Pandy Canal
HAGGLE OVER ROOSEVELT SOUTHERN PACIFIC DECLINES BILL
Southern Pacific declines to contribute to the entertainment fund for the President Roosevelt visit. The company plans to parade a presidential train at no charge and to bring several military bands, claiming the cost is excessive and not approved by corporate policy.
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Southern Pacific
Hranwddes
Sothern Pacist Company
Nseoptiar
BrwnereedBrins
Keuisehuttt
Aber
Watkins
Ronee Eneenthir
Cherie
Pacific
Beaill Troope
Brakeman Shot At as Train Passes Through Whistler
A brakeman on a Mobile freight train was shot three times as the train moved through Whistler Mississippi. The incident occurred amid a labor dispute with nonunion workers threatening a return to work order and possible strikes in nearby Meridian and West Point.
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Clark
Tibet
Meridien
West Point
Ian
West Paint
Whistler
Mobilis
Anderson Ib
Editor shoots attorney in Dalhart quarrel
Dalhart Texas May 12 W T Kerrman attorney was shot and killed by George F Korresky editor of the Sun in a quarrel over a Sun article. Keith fired at Korresky and fled. Both had just arrived there with their families.
Roosevelt Visits California Park Amid Carded Trees Protest
President Roosevelt's San Jose and Santa Cruz tour drew crowds as he condemned vandalism on trees in Big Tree Grove. The visit featured speeches on naval strength and national loyalty, with residents placing business cards on trees in prior years. Roosevelt urged removal of all cards and praised California’s progress while noting his preference for careful tree preservation.
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San Jose
Gal
Clay Taylor
Allie
Platte
Miso
Roosevelt
Jessen
Bante Cruz
Pisette
Shen
California
Ife
Bavo
Watnerville
Santa Clas
San Oat
Campbell
Leni
Sana Crus
Bay City
Pacific Avenue
Anil
Grand Army
Yan
Locust Street
Sante Crun
Roosevelt Arrives in San Francisco After Palo Alto Stop
President Roosevelt travels from San Jose to San Francisco arriving by late morning May 12. He is greeted by San Francisco officials and the city’s residents as he tours Palo Alto’s Leland Stanford Jr. University and the grounds surrounding the campus before a luncheon in Burlingame. The parade proceeds to Market Street with a grand military escort and City welcomes in a festive display along Van Ness Avenue.
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Roosevelt
California
San Francisco
Cal
San Jose
Fldn
Palo Altn
Leland Stanfont, Jr. University
University Guadangie
David Starr Joran
Palo Alto
Burlincame
Pletarecaue
Cugntey Club
T Roosevelt
Henry T. Scott
Santerme
Townsend
Whie City
Wetcome
Pacific Court
MacArthur
U.S
Dinkins
Jatonal Guard
Naval Reserve
van Ness Avenue
Patave
Roopeveld Saseed
At Cammbell
Beatty
Ex-President Cleveland Leads Fishing Party Visit
A fragmentary report notes ex-President Grover Cleveland and Captain EP Lamberton arriving to fish at Middle Bars. The group includes ex-Governor Charles Foster and several named companions while travel notes reference Cincinnati and Chicago figures amid garbled OCR.
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Grover Ceveland
EP. Lamberton
Charles Foster
John Lieyd
Cincienari
JG Mitchel
Aradeay Haram S
Cincinnati
Broaka
Sincinnati
Ami CC. Sate
Ehicaas
Cleveland Ethaebually
Rutsis
Ieee Iis Coats Aldsay
Forrem
Baber
Men
D R G Meets Of Railway Conductors Opens Pittsburg Session
Nearly 5000 delegates fill Pittsburg city hall for the twenty second biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors of the United States Canada and Mexico with Grand Chief Conductor Curie presiding. A lively contest for the next gathering place and a public reception at Carnegie Music Hall mark opening ceremonies as officers review two years of work and set prospects for the future.
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Pittsburg
EM. Curie
United State
Canada
Mexico
Adaireseus
Clark
Carnerie Music Hall
Clarks
Mra
J. H. Moore
Mtor
Hiswy
the Brotherhood of Mullrok
Mayor Weaver Faints At Banquet In Philadelphia
At a Philadelphia banquet on May 11 Mayor Weaver collapsed fainting after a lengthy denunciation of vice and promised the aggressive campaign would continue. He remained unconscious for about ten minutes and later regained his memory. The incident occurred during the meeting of the Methodist Social union.
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Mayor Weaver
Philadelphia
Fuiedelphia
Weaver
Gutsia
Jose
Brown Stones To Go From NYC Yard Area
Tenants with more than ten residences face eviction as the New York Central railroad yards prepare razing. Formal notices were served to property owners and tenants along the east to west corridor spanning from Teach Street to Main Avenue, with demolition set to begin.
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New York
Central Railroad
Cattle Quarantine Expansion Tied to Mange Spread
Denver May 12 A sweeping cattle quarantine is to take effect within days due to widespread mange in cattle across western states and territories. Proclamation by Governor Pembery will implement a grid of controls from the Canadian border to the Rockies, spanning six to eight states and territories with enforcement extending toward the Miveoard, aiming to curb movement of diseased stock. A separate Abilene suit sees Hapette Coumacra accused by Pelskbor for $10 600 damages.
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Denver
Chia
Governion Pembery
Nile
Canada
Abilene, Kan
Hapette Coumacra
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Chpelash
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Wm. T Burdick
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The
Topeka Choral Tales
Jenner Osborn Hanna
Doctors’ Congress
Dalhart
Prof
Sermick
Lieb
Whiteler
Dente
Mra Genetipres
Watsonville
Haun
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Big Tres
Boulder Creek
Button
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Frisco
Cleveland
D. R. G. Meets
of Railway Conductors
Ladies’ Auxiliary
N. Y. Central Terminal
Rocky Mountains
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