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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
6
A fragmented excerpt describes tricks using scissors and hands, with references to France and spelling challenges. It hints at a word pastime and a press night entertainment, mentioning Quaker and a memory lie exercise as part of a column on social amusements.
The article describes flags including the Sixth’s standard, a Chilean flag, the French tricolor dating from the revolution, and the Russian flag with the blue St. Andrew cross. It mentions the Dutch origin of the Russian color scheme and notes the Rostran merchant service tricolor. Paint the pictures.
An assortment of paraphrased classroom games and theater gossip including spelling challenges, word pairs, and memory tests. Mentions Mrs Patrick Campbell and John Bish with notes on acting careers and personal miscommunications. References to Sothern and Virginia, plus a New York address for Mrs Sothern.
A Neill-Pruw company plans a Manila tour featuring Hono lulu and Mania with two ten week engagements. Wallace Slaw stars as lead, recalling past shows in Manila and China Japan and India. The troupe emphasizes adventure and sentiment while highlighting wardrobe and stage effects as key to curtain calls.
Mrs. Leslie Carter delivers a powerful performance in Du Barry, hailed as the best production of recent years. The play has run in New York for nearly a year and now heads to fill road engagements, with Carter’s acting described as a revelation.
In Pittsburg last week the old Wi Ham West minstrels opened the season. A half tone image of the smiling minstrel with a caption about his involvement appears alongside a note on Mr. Weat's death. The management offers no paragraph on reincarnation possibilities.
Cable dispatches center on Giovanni Glolitti the dominant power in the Italian cabinet as the interior minister. A tall, plain man with a long nose, he uses democratic credentials to influence princes and kings, shaping private political discussions and the current government.
The will of the late Thomas B. Reed filed in New York leaves his entire estate to his wife Mrs Susan P. Reed, naming her sole executrix after lapsed bequests to his parents. The estate is valued around $200,000, with fortunes noted as modest in later life.
Ispurhecker, chief of the Creeks and perhaps the world’s lone Indian statesman, has endured many storms in a long life. A full blooded Creek, he stands six feet tall, weighs 200 pounds, and lives in a box like hut as he guides his people through continuing conflicts.
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