STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.
Date: 05 April 1914
Memberships Transferred. -- Herbert P. Brown to Charles Morgan, 32 Broadway. William J. Alpers, (dec'd,) to George A. Nelson, T.L. Watson Co., 55 Broadway.
Felice Borel Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Felice Borel (1914–1993) var en italiensk fotballspiller som blant annet spilte for Juventus.
Han ble tatt ut til VM i fotball 1934, der laget hans vant gull .
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5th of April 1914 News
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NEWS OF BOOKS; Books on Outdoor Life, Public Questions, Fiction, &c.
Date: 05 April 1914
EX-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will probably emerge into civilization out of the South American wilderness at about the same time that one of the important results of his journey into the hunting grounds of South Africa will be set before the public. Charles Scribner's Sons will publish, on April 25, "Life Histories of African Game Animals," by Theodore Roosevelt and Edmund Heller, in two volumes.
A Remarkable Record of Growth.
Date: 05 April 1914
From Dow, Jones & Co.'s News Bulletin
From Dow
Growth in circulation since 1896 commented upon
GENERAL NEWS AND NOTES OF THE MUSIC WORLD; A Season's Orchestral Concerts and What They Have Produced -- Mr. Flagler and the New York Symphony.
Date: 05 April 1914
RICHARD ALDRICH
Richard ALDRICH
THE several series of orchestral concerts that have furnished so large a part of the season's music in New York have been brought to a close. The number of such concerts has been very large; in the estimation of some, larger than the effective demand of the musical public can properly support.