Orpheum Season Opens with New European Entertainers
The Orpheum in Kansas City resumes its third season with renewed facade work and the same show pattern as prior years. Manager Martin Lehman returns, assisted by Thomas Myers from Los Angeles, with unchanged pricing and Sunday Tuesday Thursday Saturday matinees. The theater has contracted foreign stars, promising high class moral entertainment and invites out of town patrons to attend.
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Tads Otte Ss
Mornin Besar
Orpheum
Withde Ville
Vome Mencel
Che Hose
Pheum
Martin Lehman
Kansas City
Thomas Myers
Los Angeles
Cal
Europe
Hull Index and a Sultan's Fan Tale
The Hull Index advertises weekly publication in Hull Iowa with routine notices. A humorous anecdote about Jamalel Kiram sultan of Sulu describes his fascination with an electric fan on a U S warship, learning its breeze comes from a machine under control by a command to start and stop it.
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Omaha
Jamalel Kiram
Sulu
Uncle Sam
Jolo
Mule Hunt Leads to Missing Boy Tale on Main Road
Washington Star reports a fruitless search after a boy riding a mule is missed on the main road. A traveler relays a rambling western dialogue about a wheezy, mixed breed mule and a Pawpaw-bark string, with the boy last seen near a branch road as the afternoon wears on.
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Mae
Washington Stax
First Woman Congress Moves Toward Equal Rights
A London 19th century women’s congress marked fifteen years since the Seneca Falls push for equality. The piece cites Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, notes the Declaration of Sentiments modeled on the Declaration of Independence, and recalls gains in education and professional barriers now addressed by law.
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London
Geneca Falls
Seneca Walls
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Martha C. Wright
Mary Ann McClintock
James Mott
Frederick Douglass
Samuel
Ashe Ja
Tiwaa
Mount Pleasant and the Mockland Mansion’s Revolutionary era legacy
The Mount Pleasant area in Fairmount Park includes Mockland Mansion once owned by Philadelphia leaders such as Councilman John Lawrence. Washington stayed there in 1760 and parts of the estate served as a prison for state prisoners during the Revolution. The site later became park land after various owners and sales, with the mansion rebuilt in 1819 by George Thomson.
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Fairmount Park
Sar City
Almong Thome
East Park
Mount Pleasant
Mockland
John Lawrence
Philadelphia
General Washington
Lawrenen
Rockland
Edward Mifflin
Sord
Cormeilman
Dom Lawrener
Lawrence
John MacPherson
George Thomson
Isaac C. Tones
Philadelphia Times
Dr Kay’s Renovator and Tung Balm Advertised Remedies
An old advertisement touts Dr Kay’s Renovator for dyspepsia and related ailments and Dr Kay’s Tung Balm for coughs and throat relief. It promotes travel packages to Puerto Rico, shipbuilding plans, and an American Tourist Association organizer, with endorsements from local clergy and druggists. The copy urges readers to contact Chicago agencies for itineraries, tickets, samples, and free literature.
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L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Tih
Bethany Assembly
Brooklyn
Kay
J. L. Carpenter
S. S. Evangelist
Christian Church
Mets
TRB
JR Ay
Momtean Ca. Sc
Heat Remedy
Viprs - Ra's Hengvaror
Ipest
Sandy D Satire In London Lodging
A Scotsman named Sandy visits a friend in Clerkenwell London. At breakfast the host asks about sleep and Sandy replies in Scots humor that fleas kept him awake all night, the exchange provoking the mistress with its blunt wit.
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Law
Scotia
London
Clerkenwell
Sandy
Arbitrary Forester's Story Delights Dickens Fans
The tale centers Charles Dickens praising John Forester the writer editor with whom he was closely associated. Forester's decisive manner impressed many while his kindness earned servants' loyalty. A printing office misidentification incident amused him, and bonds of 222 834 from the permanent school fund had been paid off years earlier.
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Charles Dickens
John Forester
Ar. Forester
Partes
Mr. Parester
Sud
Harbitrary
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Textgrad
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Hest
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