Richard Carle Triumphs in The Explorers at Topeka
Richard Carle, hailed as the prince of fun makers, headlines The Explorers at the Crawford theater in Topeka. His hard boiled humor and rapid patter drive the vaudeville show, with Knox Wilton leading a 10 song chorus and Ruth White rated as star feminine force though her range underdelivered. The act blends monologues and songs, echoing The Belle of New York, while dancers and a varied cast deliver spirited routines amid brief curfew confusion and a crowded lobby rush.
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Richard Carle
Bonuskrte Hunter
Explorers
Stanford
Rimacl
Topeka
Frank Daniels
Arthies Dunn
Carlet
Dearborn Theater Company
Chicago
Crawford
Ko Howe
Carle
Weaffalr
Carley Ae
Knox Wilton
Little Coon
Ruth White
New York
Willian
Walker
Wile
Josié Intrepidae
Fuller
Planes
Carlton King
Ananias F. Dubbo
Riley Hatch
Tholeh
Wiliam B. Keck
A. Groveh
The Explorers Impress Topeka Audience Despite Flaws
A Topeka audience enjoyed a performance of The Explorers with strong audience response and excellent chorus work. The show pleased most, though some hotel scenery and certain features fell short, yet Crawfords delighted the crowd and the production ranked as a season highlight.
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Crawfords
Mil t Player's Place. Fort Worth railmaster moves to Denver line
Milton Player retires as master mechanic of the Santa Fe Eastern division and is appointed master mechanic in charge of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad machinery department. He will relocate to Fort Worth, Texas, with the Fort Worth and Denver line operating about 400 miles of road and 48 locomotives and 1100 cars. Frank Trumbull, president of Denver, Colo., leads the road. George K. Fickson succeeds Player as master mechanic.
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Santa Fi
Port Worth
den- Ver
Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Pe
UBS
T. Neubert
Denver
Omlces
Frante Trumbull
Cola
George K. Fickson
Pisger
Sommiely
Babb Refuses Populist Governor Nomination in Kansas
Wichita gossip centers on Babb's decision to decline the Populist nomination for governor. Curran pushes for his own naming while others advocate Taylor or Hofeman. The piece notes intra party fusion debates, county conventions, and upcoming state conventions shaping the field ahead of May and June gatherings.
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John Curran
Populiet State Central Committer
J Bubb
Wickity
Popal Met
Selit Curran
Wwe
Miets
Almaddy
Alley Couney
Hinvey Dounty
Otter
Poulet
Sime
Democrate
Dhat
Ytia
Anite
Tabb Hes
Sedgwick
Tepisteture Gadina
She Syont
Seid Aloo
Curmittee
Hiss
Tt. A. Lovitt
Saline County
Hele
Arerce
Union
Wichita
Conference to Try Dr Reed on Decharges
New York reports the Methodist Episcopal conference meeting in Torrington Connecticut will hear charges against Dr George Reed state librarian of Pennsylvania and president of Dickinson College. The accusations include defamatory remarks about John Warnripker and Governor Stone plus alleged unchristian conduct and residency violation under Pennsylvania law. Reed denies all charges and argues the case before the conference.
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Reed
Jamatory New York
New York
Methodial Episcopal Church
AL Torrington
Willy
George Reed
Pennsylvania
Dickinson College
Swallow
Torrington
Conn
John Warnripker
Job St. Denies
Tsw
Dr. Swallow
Stone
Harrianre
I. Grarian
Salney
Snapshot of City Life Tells of Clubs and People
A chaotic read of local happenings and names. The report mentions the Downey Seapers club meeting at Gate Bie Fooma, editor Bi chyreditor of the Chicago Daily Web, and various city personalities from Topeka to Sanna City. It notes appearances by Mme Zeller and a looming talk on goats, with street scenes of sewer work disrupted by Fourth of July activity.
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Igarney
Beetothy Crawtort
Atelison
Mas
Stas Servie Se Hospital
ealGuly Tederines Downey Secerss Club
West Higheh
Vie
Hojen
Har
Alow
Ea Oor
Rianne
Chicago Daily Web
McNull
Topeka
Nantine
Ladies Music Club
Mme Zeller
Cramton
Afellas
Cottonwood
Stinox City
Ayatem
Li. A. Hough
Kansas Far
Sanna City
Angora Gosta
Heath Nelives
Kansit
Anfors
George H. Grieg
Teret
Toprist
Tie Fing
Frank Shyders
Cote
Sipder
Anna Cxsella
Kahess City
Hne
Lauvanworth
Mrs Florence Nightingale Belknap Endorses Pinkham Medicine
A San Francisco leader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long lasting female troubles after childbirth. She recounts severe symptoms and doctors' doubts, notes dramatic improvement after six bottles, and urges others to try the remedy, with a $5000 forfeit if the letter is not genuine.
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Florence Nightingale Belknap
San Francisco
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. N. Retesap
Leavenworth St
Cal
The Great Dismal Swamp Of Virgin
The fragment describes a marshy ground with fever and aches as a health hazard. It mentions Biochele Butters as a remedy and references various ailments and local names in a distorted archaic style. The text also includes garbled names and places, suggesting a historical notice or advertisement tone.
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Virgin
Biochele Butters ii
Arnold & Sonn
Aged Negro Injured in City Mob Violence
New York April 1 Witnesses report an aged Negro injured during a mob attack in the city. The Afro American League of Newark plans to prosecute arrests for brutal assault and battery. The mob damaged property, set a house on fire, and blinded a man, with authorities preparing charges.
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New York
the Herald
David Tapiy
Winblegton
Neste
Afro-American League
Newark Weeres
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