Fragmented Text On Women, Power, And Reform In Italy
The fragmented draft discusses women’s study access and societal roles in 19th or early 20th century Europe, referencing Italy and Bologna. It mentions Mary and Agnes, the pope Benedict XVI, and a narrative about women’s resistance to reform, with mentions of cultural constraints and modern ideas challenging traditional norms.
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Wimmen
Rei
Henry
Italy
Des Bremen
Maris Guotasa Aggnes
James
Athedral
Benedict XVI
Fearnina
Ts Fort
Marts Gastina Agnes
Finnie
Promouy State Tren Conte Per Month
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a monthly count or plan for promoting state tren content. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable. The readable fragment lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize with accuracy.
Topeka Premiere of D'Artagnan in Grundy Version of The Musketeers
The theatrical section notes James ONeill will perform as D Artagnan in Syd ney Grundy s version of The Musketeers at the Grand Opera House in Topeka next Saturday night. ONeill, long a local favorite, has appeared in Monte Cristo and with Edwin Booth’s company. The article traces his rise from Ireland to prominence, including early stage work, priesthood considerations, and later leading romantic roles, with mentions of planned Monte Cristo revival and other notable parts.
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James O'Neill
Topeka
Grand Ojern House
D' Artuzian
Licbier & Co
Sydney Grundy
Mr. O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Chewford Theater
Edwin Booth
O'Neill
Kilkenny
Ireland
Cincinnati
Edwin Forrest
Tosk
Virginia
Wien
Tian
Hooley
McVicker
Chicago
Bivcateur
de Savion
Kerina
Tande
Pacific
New York
David Harum Author Intended Russell as Stage Hero
Dramatizing David Harum, Sol Smith Russell was meant to play the lead on stage. The author wanted Russell as the dead man in the life story adaptation but rights and offers led to Charles Frohman selecting Crane instead. Crane’s performance is anticipated, while readers who hoped for Russell will regret he cannot appear.
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David Harum
Hon
David Harun
Sol. Smith Russell
Davi Harum
Mr Russell
David Harem
Charles Frohmin
Husserl
Sir Frohm
Russell
Frohman
Mell
Mr.Crane
Crane
Veteran actor James A Herne retires from Sag Harbor cast
James A. Herne, star of Sag Harbor at the Grand Opera House in Chicago, is obliged to retire temporarily due to a severe rheumatic gout attack. His physician has advised rest and possible operation, and he has traveled to New York for treatment. Frank Monrow takes over his role.
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James A. Herne
Walter Walker Again In Topeka Mon Night
Clever comedian Walter Walker and his wife Mil dred Sh Filleré travel to Topeka Monday night to perform in The Nominee at Crawford Theater. The show marks their first visit to the city with the successful Farce A Bachelors Honeyimomi, drawing a modest turnout but likely to please the small audience who saw it.
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Topeka
Walter Walker
Mildred Sh Filleré
Crawford
Mr. Walker
St. Pierre Seals
Notable Names Shaped by The Nominee Comedy
Benjamin Bachelor, described as a hastily wed comedian, promises a bright future in entertainment. St Phere Wasseer portrays Harbara the clever maid servant with literary ambitions, while Ber wark shines. The Nominee is cited as one of Nat Goodwin’s past successes.
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Benjamin Bachelor
Mich aboUiy
Sia
St. Phere Wasseer
Harbara
Ber Wark
Nat GoodWin
Sheridan and Cumberland tale of ungrateful dramatist
The Detroit press recalls a witty anecdote about Richard Brinsley Sheridan seeking critics’ opinions on his comedy The School for Scandal Cumberland’s silent response leads to a sharp joke about his amusement and a vivid jab at the dramatist’s ungratefulness.
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Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Cumberland
Detroit
Sheridan
Cuhberland
Faith
Oliver
Irving and Riley Admire Hoosier Poet in London Ties
The Chicago Record notes Sir Henry Irving cherished James Whitcomb Riley and his Hoosier verse. Irving comforted Riley after a Chicago reading, inviting him to London where the poet’s work and dialect drew admiration. The piece lists theatrical plans, stars, and upcoming tours touching on Riley and peers across stages in New York and London.
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Henry Irving
James Whitcomb Hiley
Chicago Record
Chicago
Irving
Riley
Irvin
Throne Animad
Henry Teving
Files Terry
Books With A History From Judge Martins Topeka Library
Four worn Blackstone Commentaries once owned by Chief Justice Patersfield and part of Topeka’s Thornton Holliday collection, linked to early state capital founder Colonel Holliday. Judge Martin recalls meetings at Tecumseh, the Santa Fe bond drive, and his belief the railroad would connect the Missouri River to the Southwest and beyond.
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John Martin
Crawford Building
Martini Salles
Colonel Holliday
Samuel Pakehtd
Supreme Court of Maine
Pairchild
Thornton
Maine
Topeka
Thornton & Hel- Holdy
Patrehikd
Jude Martin
Colonel Halliday
Santa Fe
Fie
Missouri River
Prcific
San Francisco
Mexico
Fheatea
Topela
Toeka
Sol
Dr Rice's Free Rupture Treatment Offered by Adams Doctor
An elderly man from Marion receives a free trial offer for a rupture treatment from Dr B Rice of Adams Main Street. The ad touts a shift from old methods to a new device, promising a marvelously effective home cure and urging prompt action to avoid danger.
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W. S. Rice
Bal
Rice
Ball
Marion
Aithvoeh
Ec Uelhy
Pall Jooks
Dr Rice
All Meadh
Main St. Adams, Oy
Nemeth
Road bonds and wartime setback reshape Topeka project
A historical account describes bonds issued to fund a Topeka south road with 250000 in bonds sought after the war, forfeited when the project paused. Postwar revival boosted eastern capital interest, led by Colonel Holliday and David E. Lakin, who supported Santa Fe railroad and road construction, transforming the region and sparking a local celebration.
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Ber
Ralke
Tim
Therie
Topeka
Wakdruia
Colonel Holliday
David E. Lakin
Irene Geperd
Catone
Holliday
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Ulue Lilies
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Tully
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Fitet
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James K. Hackett
Bertha Gallat Uy
Poa Tanneill, Jr
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Aml
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Princess Chimay
Arthur Sullivan
Daly's Theater
London
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Charles Pek
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