The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-29
WHAT THE BUFFALO PAPERS SAID.

here. We wouldn't do nuthin else in MINES
apolis would we, boys q, The rest MUIR
INJURED assent, and a trombone player added:
Its woith de gate money even wide news
boys band gone. home IA sentiment which
the rest Endorsed.
Buffalo Review-The Minneapolis journal
knows how to advertise attractvely and ef-
fectively. The newsboys' band which is here
| unis- the auspices of that excellent news
paper is a splendid organization and a credit
Iseven to the beautiful city of Minneapolis. The
people of Minneapolis ought to congratulate
themselves that they have such an excellent
and enterprisng newspaper IS 7 e J GU r y
n al
Buffalo Enquref-The Enquirer Office was
| honored this morning by the Big Band of
Little Men'-The' Minneapolis Journal News
boys band. Their SNOWY uniforms of scar
let, gold-braided coats and white trousers,
=contrasted We'll With the. blue of the police
who acted as the escort OF the youthful musi-
clans, whose ages range from 10 to Is years.
Their music was worthy of much older
/ players.
Buffalo Revew-The humdrum of newspa-
per work in the Review Office was pleasantly
! interrupted yesterday morning by, a serenade,
la courtesy from The Minneapolis Journals
I.collcction OF wee newsboy musicians, an or
/ gsnization considered much out of the conn
/ mon in the northwest. Without question the
/ Danu Is the most unique any tlOI Tie mus
steal organizations that have yet. entertained
i visitors to the Pan-Amerfcan exposition,
where they are now fulfilling an engagement
lit is composed OF newsboys, the Oldest II, the
youngest t65years DID,
! Chicago Post-Ch;cago newspaper Offices
4 We're visited to-day by the band of The Min
4 neapolis Journals newsboyss ON the return
I trip from the Pan-Arnerean= exposition, where
they spent week, attracting the attention Of
4 crowds at their daily concerts.
Chicago Journal-The. Minneapolis Journal
I Newsboys band which has been on visit
r to the iPall-A American exposition at Buffalo.
4 stopped oveI~in this city to- day on its return
y home. The band is AN organization of news.
= boys and numbers fftSE-fye pieces. The boys
made the rounds OF the different newspaper
soffces to-day ard played many choice seec.
.Etions. The Journal congratulates the young
sters upon the good playing and appearance
Chicago American-The Chicago American
i was given a pleasing serenade this morning
y by The Minneapolis Journal Newsboys' band.
y which is returning from tour to the Buffalo
exposition. The band wss escorted to the
: American Office by a platoon of police and
i was followed by a large crowd. N
= While at the exposition. the newsboys were
Etencanped at Camp Fillmore. They gave
* daily parades and received a royal welcome at
the hands of exposition visitors and officials.
& \
Madison street was crowded from curb to
s curb, and the young musicians We're applauded
to the echo.
/. The newsooys play like veteran musicians.
) and, best of all. enjoy their own music thor
|. oughly. They paraded the principal down
: town streets and aroused great enthusiasm
!. wherever they went.
s Milwaukee News-The Minneapolis Journal
Il Newsboys' band, which accompanied the Min-
S rneapolis delegation. to this city, made many
o friends last evening. The band is made up Of
vi boys in charge of Professor Heintzman They
S number fifty-fiye pieces and have bright red
S uniforms With black &trimminss The mem-
y hers are handsome lot of little fellows.
II milwaukee, Sentinel Minneapolis Jour-
e nal band Of ffty-five pieces, all played by
Y boys. seTenaded the Sentinel last evening
I'll Though young, they play like veterans, and
i in their natty red uniforms they were almos'
e as good to look upon as their playing Wa