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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1908

Page

9

Giant Palm Reigns At Horticultural Hall Fairmount Park

A 200 year old Attalea Cohune palm, prized at perhaps $500, anchors the grand Attalea section of Horticultural Hall. The display includes Encephalartos villosus valued at $500, rare cycads from Africa, orchids from multiple regions, and a vast cactus collection highlighted by a $200 Arizona giant.

Philadelphia North American Horticultural Hall Florida Attalea Coltune Honduras United States Attalea Cohune America Africa Jacob Hoffner Cincinnati Robert Morris Arizona Great Desert Fairmount Park Assam Borneo Colombia Philippine Islands

Hen trading and poultry rising in Atchison headlines

A Near Atchison feature describes hen prices and poultry profits. Carpenter G. W. Timby, owner of South Atchison Poultry Yards on Cottage avenue, plans large hatchings and six 200 egg incu bators to supply restaurants and markets, with 2.5 acres full of fruit trees and garden.

Atchison Atchison Globe Japan G. W. Tima Walter Huck Cottage Avenue South Eighth Street Timby

Roman Nobles Stage Charity Circus in Rome

Roman barons counts and diplomats joined costume acts and horsework for a charity circus in Rome led by Baron Morpurgo and Marquese Calabrini. Italian nobility resisted while the American colony supplied women performers. Box receipts reached 6000 dollars and demand was high, with acts including clowns, a ballet dancer, and a horseback quadrille to close.

Chicago News Rome Katy Baron Morpurgo Hunt Club Marchese Calabrini Bristewe Miss Lo Prince Doria Count Moroni William Buma Baron Orpurgo Madame Pictect Count Senni Signor Jiacobini le de Rose Ervent Far West Adriano

Willis Bispham to Sing at Willis Wood Wednesday Night

Grand Opera baritone Willis Wood presents David Bispham with Harold O. Smith in Kansas City. The program includes selections from Brahms Loewe Wagner and Verdi plus Kipling Danny Deever and Chestnut songs. The event marks Bispham’s last West season recital this year.

Willis Wood David Bispham Grand Opera Kansas City Willis Wood Theater Harold O. Smith Bispham Wolfram Metropolitan Grand Opera Company Convention Hall Tamme Walter Damrosch Kipling Danny Deever the Wanderer Hark Brahms Clara Schumann Mr. Bispham C. Loewe Loewe Eywaldo Hahn Richard Strauss Scherzo Vipe Nes Chopin Mr. Smith Paglineti Leone Avallo Ero Paggio Falstaff Verdi Evening Star Troms Tannhauser Wagner “Alberich’s Curse Das Rheingold Aa Doeaia Wagner isFusesee Carl Busch Chiblabos Thomas Moore Richard Kinowar Max Heinrich West Bente

James J Corbett Stars In The Burglar And The Lady

The season continues with James J. Corbett as this week’s attraction performing The Burglar and the Lady. Local patrons are invited to attend the show tonight at the neighborhood theater.

James J. Corbett

Holmes and the Gunness Mystery at Laporte

Investigators in Laporte cling to false teeth as proof of Mrs. Gunness death amid speculation that a clever killer could fake a murder. The column imagines Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson unraveling a contrived crime as an unresolved mystery lingers.

Doc Lewisville Aerson Lkely Sherlock Holmes Smutzer Smith Dr. Watson Law Mrs. Gunness Dr. Doyle Anta Katharine Green Gaborian Holmes Laporte Gunness

Fruit of the Tree of Knowledge in a Virginia orchard

A Washington visitor touring a Virginia estate notes a tree loaded with apples. The accompanying girl explains the father’s experiments have a good year for apples and only the apple trees bear fruit. The exchange highlights a playful family scene during a visit.

Harper's Weekly Washington Virginia Washingtonian

Why do you favor the dollar dinner

A brief satirical quip from the Washington Evening Star mocks a speaker who claims audiences focus on remarks rather than the food at a price dinner. The witticism highlights audience priority and oratorical appeal in a political setting.

Washington Evening Star

Apples in a City Barber Shop

A Long Island customer brings a spray of apple blossoms to a New York barber. The barber and patrons mistake the blossoms at first, then identify them by scent and appearance, placing the delicate bloom on display as part of a simple, unusual gift.

Mexico West Indies Costa Rica Australia Asoress Ossia Antarctica Sandwich Islands Europe United States Charley's Brandon Thomas Charley Woodward Stock Company Augustine Burrell K. C Scott Thackeray Dickens London Mr. Penley Lord Fancourt Babberly America Etienne Girardot Babberley Agin Sweden Norway South Africa Russia Switzerland New York Sun Lo Island

Warden Extends Crackdown on Beaver Trapping

In Delta county Michigan Deputy State Game Warden C E Hayward reports beaver trapping on Days River and tributaries is largely ended after confiscations and court fines. He vows continued patrols to curb illegal bird slaughter by railroad workers from Chicago and Milwaukee. Also, a London news brief notes Lord Avebury's bill to curb bird slaughter in Great Britain, proposing penalties and international cooperation.

Upper Michigan Detroit Free Press Marquette Mico Delta County C. E. Hayward Days River Furrher Hayward Chicago Milwaukeee Iwarden New York London House of Lords Lord Avebury Sir John L Great Britain New York State

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