A Man's A Man Turns Up In New York Stage
The play A Man's A Man by Anna Steese Richardson and Henry Leslie Fridenberg debuts with Robert Edeson as Townsend Hewitt in a New York City setup and a western state capital. It centers on resistative corruption and a reform bill aiming to ease divorce, tracing Crane's political influence, a romance with Mrs Hewitt, and a climactic sequence of dramatic scenes. The cast includes Menifee Johnstone Howard Wall Joseph Rawley Lawrence Windom James Grady Josephine Lovett Blanche Weaver Helen Macbeth Ms Halloway Fisher Cordelia Mould Eleanor Sheldon and Elsa Lorimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thestrégéers Swill
Willis
Wood
Robert ‘Edeson
Swill
Presett
Cage
Anna Steese
Richardson
Henry Leslie Fridenberg
New York
Fridenberg
Western Mining
New York City
Julia Crane
Croesus
Crane
United States
Genty Hewitt
Hewitt
Menifee Johnstone
Howard Wall
Joseph Rawley
Lawrence Windom
James Grady
Josephine Lovett
Blanche Weaver
Helen Macbeth
Ms . Halloway Fisher
Cordelia Mould
Eleanor Sheldon
Elsa Lorimer
Is The Republican Party Breaking Up Insurgent Movement
The February American Magazine notes Ray Stannard Baker argues insurgent forces inside and beyond parties disrupt both major parties. It highlights analyses by William Allen White on courts and juries, Tarbell on women's declaration and suffrage, and Witte on High Sierra adventures, with portraits of Pinchot Wright and others and features on plays, opera, and fiction.
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Ray Stannard Haker
William Allen White
Wall Street
Miss Tarbell
United States
Stewart Edward Witte
High Sierras
Gifford Pinchot
Wilbur Wright
John Bigelow
E. MU
Marvin
America
Wallaee Irewin
February Success highlights in Success Magazine
A list of featured content for February includes letters by Wightman on authority and rule, Hykes on The Power in Republic, an article Our Chance in China by Low, fiction pieces by Samlin Garland and Joseph C Lincoln, serials The Shears of Destiny and Sky Man, and editorials and verse by multiple authors.
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Samlin Garland
Joseph C. Lincoln
Dagnerreotype
Elizabeth Payne
Leroy Scott
Henry Kitchell Webster
Jdr
Marden
Robert Whitaker
Charles Buston Going
John Wendrick Bangs
Investor’s Department
Ap- “Pears
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs J Y Roberts and others visit Kansas City
A long list of local residents in Lawrence are noted visiting Kansas City and surrounding areas today. Several names appear including Henry Gehrhardt and daughter Gertrude, Theodore Gardner, Miss Maude Reatz, Miss Jessie Mohindra, Gordon Gibbs, John Spencer who is seriously ill at home, Will Swisher and family moving to Lawrence, and others from nearby towns. Also mentions a public sale and a bond bid notice.
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J. Y., Roberts
Belle Armstrong
Kansas City
Glen Seaman
Rob House
Lawrence
Henry Gehrhardt
Gertrude
Theodore Gardner
Chicago
Maude Reatz
Jessie Mohindra
Salina
Gordon Gibbs
St. Catherine’ S
Canada
John Spencer
Will Swisher
Newman
Kansas
E. S. Peckham
Bmfr
Peckham
C. M. Allbright
J. W. Preston
Willow Springs
Charles Ratherman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Peter Dreher
Harry Stubbner
K. B. Bullene
New York City
Innes
W. B. Dorward
Max Wolfe
Manhattan
J.C. Wolcott
Topeka
Rc, Smith
Fredonia
Louise Dressen
Earl Neilman
Lawrence Daily Journal
Kans
Ifor
iWuisis
St. Louis
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Buehhoven
Zach
Heathoven
Walkure
Dou Trius Eriees—Orchestr
Isle
Amily Circle
Marie Trene Mitchell
Willis Wood Theater
Mauilin
Michard Strauss
Aimerica
Giermaig
Enel Prive
Berlin
II Baden-Vaden
Granduke
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Report
Grain and provisions prices show May wheat around 1.063 and July near 1.09 per bushel, corn May about 6.4 to 6.8 cents, pork futures around 20.50 to 20.85, cattle receipts at 6,500 with beef steers 4.10 to 7.40 per cwt, hogs receipts 18,000 with tops near 8.45 and bulk 8.20 to 8.35. Includes live stock bids and dairy creamery prices.
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Chicago
Bowersock sees Paid in Full as sharp villain study
Amusements piece discusses Eugene Walter play Paid in Full focusing on the non heroic hero Joe Brooks who robs his employer and blames his wife. Also notes Elmo staging at Bowersock Opera House and a January Photo-Era issue with pictorial photography features and critical articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Walter
Ben
Joe Brooks
Basketball Tonight at Robinson Gymnasium
Local campus teams from Tenens University and BR s State Ag collide in Robinson Gym tonight. Spectators will witness the contender with travel plans for tomorrow as scrubs and main squads vie for final practice and scouting notes amid a noisy crowd.
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KOU
KS. A. C
Robinson Gymnasium
Teave
Woodyard & Co presents cold weather remedies and goods
An eclectic local ad fragment lists Rot Water Battles and Atomizers for cold ailments, selling external applications from Woodyard & Co. It also mentions new and seenint biad schol books at Tagles, along with various items like Eagles and Abeona constineds at the rivers.
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Woodyard & Co
Mars
Tagles
Lawrence Opera House Show Dubbed Worst Yet
A Lawrence audience endured a notorious performance by the Black Crook Jr. company at the opera house described as vile and shocking. Women left after ushers warned the show was not fit for them as the burlesque-like act drew boos and derision from a crowd of men.
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Lawrence
Opera House
Black Crook, Jr. Company
Pty
Winter birds and their migratory classifications
The article classifies wintering birds into three groups: residents that stay year round, nesting birds that move south for winter, and birds from the far North that arrive as winter visitors. It lists species in each category such as chickadee, blue jay, redwinged blackbird, snowflake, pine grosbeak, and snowy owl, noting some predators among winter visitors. It also includes an advertisement for Gulf Canal country land investment in Texas and Kansas, with a February 1 excursion and contact details for the Morrison Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
Job
Suil
Gulf Canal
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Fi. M. Morrison
Mass
J.C. Sproull
Big Springs community notices and obituaries
Sick listed Symer of Big Springs and Rev Boehringer of Oregon, Mo is improving after pneumonia. Funeral held at Big Springs U B church with burial there. survivor details note husband nine sons three brothers and three sisters. Also local visits, church notices, and ads from Wiedemann’s and West End Bakery. Kansas weather notes and a G A R event in Washington Post.
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Symer
Big” Springs
Mary Miliken
Kenneth
Mabel Wilson
Ruth Wilson
A. E. Wilson
Kraft
B. F. Boehringer
Oregon
Boehringer
Hoffsommer
Louise Schneider
U. B
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PBSC
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A. D. Weaver
Bowersock
George W. Stevens
Museum of Art
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Ohio
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Neueremberg
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S. L. Chandy
Boylston Street
Boston
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Bosten
McCalloc
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Ike
Tex
Seped
Bulhoek
Assiance
Canning Factory
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Hampton
Sammuel Thopkins Adams
Adams
Roosevelt
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Failins
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Referew Board
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Essaes
Wilson
Congress
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Board of Food and Drug Control
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Axminsters
Haviland
J. Eriksen
Rouse Furnishers
Vistors
Boyles
Mass. Street
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Watkins Bank
Wiedemaxn’s
West End
Bell
Chivago
Jan
Washington Post
G. A. Re
Relic? Corps
Susman & Company ’S
Grover
Faxon-Newman
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Woodward & Co
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Lawence Planing
Jeme
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