LaFollette Delivers Hamlet Oration in Mitchell
Wisconsin Governor Robert M. LaFollette presented a scholarly Hamlet lecture at the Mitchell opera house, dissecting the Dane’s struggles and duty. He illustrated passages, praised the governor’s delivery, and noted Hamlet’s actions to avenge wrongs were hindered by family disgrace.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Opera House
D. Bertram Cropp
LaFollette
Hamlet
Mr. la Follette
Mr. LaFollette
Othello Delights Audience With William Owen Co performances
The Monday night staging at the opera house by the William Owen Co impressed a refined audience. Mr McConnell portrayed Othello with intense realism and exactness, delivering faultless emotion and dignified presence from Iago’s early provocation to Desdemona’s fate.
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William Owen and Company
Opera
William Owen Co
McConnell
Tago
Iago Impresses in West Stage Production
Mr Owen delivered a vivid Iago showing diabolical glee that drew strong audience dislike. Bualsar Cassie and Jossey Roderigo received praise while Reynolds Desdemona and Ralph Emilia also impressed. Fine scenery aided the performance throughout this Shakespearean drama.
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Mr. Owen
Tago
Iago
Romeo
Wingfield Mystery Man Reappears Citing School Work Worries
Mrs J L Wingfield in the city learns from her husband’s mother that he left three weeks ago in a moment of desperation due to difficulties at a business college. He says he is alive and well and provides no current address.
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J. L. Wingfield
Wingfield
Business College
Recital by Prof Lardner Delights University Audience
Last Saturday evening the literary societies at the University adjourned to hear Prof. Lardner professor of oratory and English. He performed readings and music with rapid character changes and strong creations. Ruth Youngman played piano, Paul Williams violin.
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Lardner
Prof. Lardner
Daryl
Riley
Kipling
Tradin
Joe
Riley; ‘‘the Train Misser’’—Riley
Aux Italiens
Lytton
Brooks
Ruth Youngman
Paul Williams
Degree of Honor Social Draws Large Crowd
A large turnout attended the Degree of Honor second division social on Friday night. The program featured liter ary and musical numbers, including a flower drill by twelve girls from Miss Patterson’s class. Costumes in four colors, refreshments, games, and amusements completed the event, with proceeds aiding summer entertainments.
Rowley Bridal Reception in Perry for Hastings Couple
J Rowley and Miss Emma Carson married at Hastings Nebraska on Wednesday March 12. They arrived in Mitchell Friday and received a reception Saturday at W B Rowley's Perry township home. Forty one relatives attended despite a storm, sharing a dinner of turkey chicken ham herbs and fruit. A table displayed wedding presents including an envelope with verse about a dollar key for a future fee.
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J. Rowley
Emma Carson
Hastings
Neb
Mitchell
Mr. Rowley
Perry Township
Rowley
Frank
Emma
Pleasant afternoon festivities as neighbors toast couple
The report notes a joyful afternoon and evening of amusements. Mr. and Mrs. Rowley plan to reside on a farm near Alpena soon, with neighbors offering hearty congratulations and best wishes for a happy life. One-Who-Was-There.
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Mrs. Rowley
Alpena
Social Evening Honors Miss Nancy Leavitt At Lincoln Home
Mr and Mrs Sidney W Smith hosted twenty four guests at a six o'clock dinner in tribute to Miss Nancy Leavitt of Sioux Falls. Music by Misses Goodykoontz Gregory and Welton followed by card games. Mr and Mrs O E Branson entertained a small group on Edmunds and Fifth with a concert graphophone providing music and light refreshments served by Mrs Branson and Mrs Ed Leehan.
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Sidney W. Smith
Nancy Leavitt
Sioux Falls
O. EL. Branson
Edmunds
Fifth Street
Democrats and Cuban Annexation in Historical View
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues that southern Democrats historically favored annexation and would align with Republicans on expansion if Cuban annexation returns as a public issue. It notes slavery played a limited role in 1803 and that southern sentiment favored the Louisiana purchase over time.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Democratic Party
Cuba
South
Louisiana Territory
Congress
Dr PRICE Cram Baking Powder Ad Warning Health Risks
Dr PRICE Cram Baking Powder warns readers against cheap low grade baking powders. The copy claims most are made from alum despite pure food laws and asserts such powders endanger health according to physicians.
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Dr.price
Dr. Price
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