Musical notes brighten Washingtons winter concert scene
A flurry of events fills the season from February 24 piano and violin recital by Prof Sen1y Hoskins and pupils at Typo graphical Temple to a post Easter Musical Art Society concert at Rauschers. Mrs Jesse W Nicholson resigns as contralto at Grace M E Church. A robust line of soloists and choirs, including Miss Neille Moran, Miss Crennan, Miss Louise Cirson, and many others, perform across churches and clubs with fund drives, lectures, and a prominent Washington Choir change. Continuous reports of recitals, new memberships, and preparations for St Patricks Day and spring concerts mark the citys musical life.
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Cranston
Hamline M E
First Presbyterian Church
Pythian Temple
Winth sLitet
Jeep
Joseph Henry Wales
Philadelphia
Louise Cirson
St Michael and Alanges
Joseph Eaprisom
Hebrit
Te Chor
Bentit
Sidney Lloyd
Wirehteen
Ruginstein Mendelssohn Wagter
Wiven
Thall
Sornech
Anton
Ernest Dont
Mio
Johannes Maiersch
Ale Hourtson
Tao Hel Suis
Mi Ernest Tont
Charlotte St John Pupett
Muss Funda Wileelack
Glen
Aliss Woenek
Virgil Clavier Flange Oston
Washington
Clive Demarest
Bitli Ant
William Keye Viller
Bos Blamte
Jorge Vale
Yaading Room
Congressal Library
Agudients
Miller
Dubleish
Annie Cuant Figitt
St Patricks
Aims Layitt
Martha
Washigton
Grace
Seth
Rae Ty Nevins
Springhd
Sarah Dever
New York
S MM Fiblett
National Park Seminary
Scarlatta
Jiebeswalzer
Moszkow- Ent Macdonelly Novellett
Nevins Barcarelle
Dore
Plano
Arnesal Svendsen
Miss Huggins
Bus Carpenter
So Weiss
Greg
Pearls Sinding Wrises Elizabeth Sewall Sonate Foriohn
Grieg
Miss Noel
Joseph Noget
Mindoln
Wiss Kramer
Eltan Honsavine
Jocelyn
William H Cochran
Jennie Willenbacher
Antar
Franz
Kammenot- Ostrow
Rubinstein
Nellie Hodges
Frances Miller
Ronsaville
Foote
Cochran
Skipper Litde
Virginia Ney
E Kramer
Arthur de Reimer
Oscar Franklin Comstock
Comstock
Liszt
Miss Eberbach
Mozart
Eli Land
von Fiellke
Howard
Alice Fletcher
The
Farwell
Congress
Mi Amenda
Miss Kimball
Mascheroni
Miss Dally
Kimball Quartet
Jack Horner
Hon
Humphreys
Isindhin
Maud Smith
Kimball
McMichael
Wiss Imball
Lihen Clean
Jasper Dean McFall
Roscoe McFall
Annapolis
McFall
Mary Evangeline Taylor
Curtis Tuttie Forrest
Oakland
Cal
Taylor
M. McFall
Albert Evans
Mitropolitan Presbyterian Church
Wiss Marion McFail
Forrest
North
Frank Stocker
Danville
Canada
Miss Taylor
Sulphur remedies spotlight calcium based wafers
Old fashioned sulphur tonics gave way to Stuart's Calcium Wafers a concentrated calcium sulphide preparation praised for liver kidney blood purification and constipation relief Dr R M Wilkins and others attest to rapid improvements in boils pimples carbuncles and skin clarity while noting the product's proprietary status and physician caution but urging adoption over crude sulphur mixtures
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Stuart
R M Wilkins
Stwerrt
Washington music season ends with de Koven orchestra bow
The Washington Symphony Orchestra season closes with a testimonial concert on February 7. The ensemble is disbanded for the season. Johannes Miersch headlines a violin recital at the Washington Club with Bruch concerto and Bach chaconne, plus works by Sinding and Mitersen. Mrs Mignon Lamasure accompanies. The Choral Society seeks new soloists for April and May concerts. The Bischoff course presents a varied program with Lent Kaspar and Browning. The Pittsburgh Orchestra, led by Emil Paur, plans a concert April 27 with a 500-voice chorus. A five-concert Boston Symphony run is set for next season starting in November.
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
de Koven
Paul Th Mitersen
New York
Stuck
David
Sarasate
Miersch
Muersch
Mignon Lamasure
Choral Society
Geronius
Musical Art Society
Josef Kaspar
Sidney Lloyd Wrightson
Areadell
Pittsburg Orchestra
Emil Paur
Mme Johanna Gudski
Miss Wilson
Rossimis “Stabat Mater
Mme Gadski
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Katie Wilson
Lincoln Memorial Idea Promoted For Centennial Memorial
A NY Globe projection urges a Lincoln national memorial to be dedicated at the centennial of Lincoln's birth in 1909 1910. proposal favors a monumental bridge over the Potomac at Washington to symbolize national unity and Lincoln's enduring legacy. It praises Lincoln as a statesman and man of duty guiding democracy.
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NY Globe and Commercial
Lincoln
Charles Darwin Tennyson
Gladstone
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Olver Wendell Holmes
Edgar Allan Poe
Potomac
Washington
Secessia
Lowell
Song Of The Unimproved Fragment and Verse Satire
Poem excerpt by Wallace Irwin from the New York Globe humor column imagines how famous writers performers and public figures would fare if they swapped styles or roles The playful satire suggests a national longing for familiar talent while resisting altering beloved personas
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Pantheon
Wallace Irwin
New York Globe
Notes of Art and Artist at the Corcoran Gallery
The Architectural Club exhibition opens Tuesday at the Corcoran Gallery, with mixed critical views on American style and design. A Willard statue in the Capitol draws debate on gender and artistic merit, while the Hobart Nichols oils and watercolors receive praise. Edward Curtis photographs at Cosmos Club showcase Indian life and ethnology, highlighting a period of cultural documentation.
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Srom
Architectural Club
Corcoran Gallery of Art
New York
Pene du Bois
Architectural League
Cosmos Club
Edward S .Curtis
Seattle
Curtis
Arts and Crafts Exhibit Showcased at 1114 H Street
Curated by Miss Jane Bartlett the Arts and Crafts Studio presents an exhibition next Tuesday through Thursday from 10 to 6, featuring artisanal work by Newcomb College the Swastie Shop Chicago Miss Cars Cleveland and more with patrons including Mrs Sverett Hale Mrs Baker and Mrs Lodge. Mr Curtis travels to New York where his work is in demand by leading magazines.
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Frances E Willard
WCTU
Helen Farnsworth Mears
New York
Capitol
Illnois
Miss Willard
St Gaudens
Meara
Vonah
Acoma
Council House
Beaver Lodge
Walps Vilage
Mr Curtis
Arts and Crafts
Jane Bartlett
H Street
Washington
Newcomb College
Chicago
Cars
Cleveland
Bennett
Alfred Bartlett
Boston
Jarvie
Edward Sverett Hale
Baker
Dean
Graves
Harding
Margaret Hitchcock
Hood
Land of Gontrarity and Manpower in Far East Travel
A Manila traveler recalls Hong Kong and Canton sights in 1910s style notes. He finds no theater or bands in Hong Kong, climbs The Peak by incline to view the harbor, and visits Happy Valley and a foreign city district in Canton. He warns visitors to hire a guide to navigate Canton’s labyrinthine streets and the Shameen island gates.
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Canton
Hongkong
China
the Peak Hotel
Happy Valley
Victoria Hotel
Shameen
Foreign City
Cancrum Oris relief after limited applications
Obstinate cases of canker or sores have been relieved after three or four applications. The brief report notes rapid improvement following targeted treatments, with patients experiencing reduced pain and healing signs within days.
China Notes and Observations by a War-Time Traveler
A traveler recounts experiences in China including harsh treatment of coolies, opium trade glimpses in Macao, railway work by Americans, and daily life in Shanghai and Hong Kong. He notes customs officers attacked, punishments, and contrasts China with the United States, praising his own country as safer and better.
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Uinal
John Chiaman
Chiaman
Shinaman
Cent
China
United States
Canton
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Hongkong
Gardens
Macao
Sam Wight
Doric
San Francisco
Sam
Canton-Hankow
Hankow
Ham Shu
America
Costly senatorial delays delay Santo Domingo policy
The White House delays fiscal reorganization of Santo Domingo to avoid Senate clashes over foreign policy. The piece argues such concessions fuel senatorial vanity and historic patterns of executive delay, noting past harms from delays during treaties with Spain and US actions in Santo Domingo.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
White House
Santo Domingo
United States
Senate
Paris
Agwinaldo
Spain
Charge of Fanatics Mad Ride of the Mullahs Men
Fragmented battlefield prose recounts a brutal siege with British square defense broken by rapid assaults. Riders with rifles and revolvers press the line as casualties mount and a surviving soldier recalls the fallen and the price of the fight.
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Bntish Square
Albert Kinrossa
Mazaz
Bath
Eernest
Ken Sampue
Horeeien An Trang
Letter from Lippincott translated to English slang plea
A damaged OCR reads a personal letter addressed to an American woman describing a Japanese takor and a plan involving a dinner, an apology, and a request about a husband. It mentions a date and a home in Tokyo and hints at a breach of promise and wartime context. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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