Topeka Auditorium Shines With De Lussan and Nordica
A Topeka concert drew about 1,200 listeners as the prima donnas de Lussan and Nordica performed in the Auditorium. De Lussan impressed with Carmen and Spanish numbers while Nordica showed vocal strength, with four encores and praise for her dramatic presence. The Topeka Choral Society accompanied, delivering a polished show under a wintry blue costume and attentive audience reaction.
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Mito
Lasssan
Prima Downas
Nordick
de Lokean
Topeka Wwenevrt
Evers
Atte de Lusi
Havine
Nori
Nonlica
Topeka Choral
Haydn
Creation
The
Chivas
Fronenh
Privia Dence
Caine
Lannie
Lucian
Cortens
Nerlem
de Lossan
Carmen
de Lussan
Honoss
Mile Ge Lissain
Mendelasohn
Edith
Thomas
Connals
Tovet God
Ghunden
Mire de Lussan
Bevis
Wil
Deile
de Lassen
Bevan
Altiecn
Topeka Society
De Lussan and Nordica In Concert Mix Of Rich Tones
A damaged OCR review notes De Lussan and Nordica performing at the auditorium. It praises De Lussan s mellow low tones and dramatic phrasing while noting Nordica drew the largest audience ever seen there. The piece mentions travel gear and piano accompaniment by Angelo Fronant and discusses audience reception and management finances.
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Ellean
George I Mile
de Lossan
de Lissan
Mme
Nordices Martling
Wagner
de Lussan
Nordica
Nortica
de Lessan
Beard
Laleaan
Coatly
de Luxian
Fopeks
Peivale
de Luss
Ures
Teguter Rebjroad
Pajamas At A Wedding In A New Jersey Home
In Plainfield New Jersey on December 27 a couple married at 2 AM after waking a sleeping justice with a pajama wedding scene. Groom James Lynch 26 of Greenville and bride Reners Montgomery 19 of Greenytie wed amid rain and odd timing. They will reside in Greenville.
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Plainfield
N. J
Gr Ronee
James Lynch
Greenyitie
Lynch
Greenville
Interview with Toral Reveals Spanish General's View of Americans
The Defeated Spanish General Toral gave an hour long interview describing how European armies compare to American troops in the war near Santi aso. He praised American soldiers as relentless and effective unit by unit and regretted surrender as he faced starvation and a failed defense. He noted his forces felt compelled to surrender after sending 800 men to camp outside the city and lamented casualties and dwindling supplies.
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Bays Qur
Torel
Gisclpine
Santiaso
Rouge
San Juan
Sturrender
Thomas R. Dawley
Snapshot of Topeka News and Local Figures
Topeka notices list Clipper Medicine Co of Wichita with capital stock of 100000, court clerk Franke Brown visiting Galesburg, and chief topics include state board of charities candidates, rail and church events, Topeka Choral Society plans, and midwinter expositions. Local officials, theater names, and civic notices populate the page with varied community items.
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John Lewis
Clipper Medicine Company
Wichita
Exitwin Snyder
Jefferson County
State Board of Charities and Corrections
D. H. Griswold
Treasury Department
Washington
Iie
Mile
Zotle de Lawsan
United States
Leavenworth
Wulfekuhler
Curtis
Senate
Young Women’s Christen Association
H H. Gyoder
Santa Fe
Topeka
St. Louis & Gult Shopa
Kennett
Topeka Choral Society
Henry B. Vincent
John H. Vincent
W. J. Mitchell
Centropolle
Bethel M. E
Southern Kansas Academy
Eureka
Kan
Topeka Chora Union
Vinewood Park
Washburn College
Carle Nation
Salvation Army
Kansas City
McKinley
Roosevelt
Third
To- Delon
Skucus
Howe
Stack Helley
Ashford
Charles Mackiin
Singleton
Kanani Avenue
Albert J. Reid
Clarence Coldren
Srite
Colt
National Live Stock Association
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Mrs Mary Hartwell Catherwood Dead in Chicago
Chicago reports writer Mary Hartwell Catherwood died December 27 after a cancer illness. Born in Ohio in 1870s, she lived at 4852 Washington Avenue and left a memoir compiled at her publisher’s request. Survived by husband John Steel Catherwood and a daughter, her career included notable historical novels and autobiographical passages about early American life. Funeral plans set for Sunday with interment in Heojerton Tit, her old home.
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Chicago
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Hereeiderice
Washington
Catherwood
Heojerton
Tit
Ias
John Steel Catherwood
Jobe
White
Kaskaskia
Ralnt-Castin
St. Castin
Mackinac
Stackinac
Lake Stornm
Lozarre
Marconi’s Wireless Progress and Plans Amid Weather Setbacks
Marconi expresses satisfaction at successful wireless transmissions across the Atlantic between Table Head and Polthy England. He describes preparations, delays due to machinery shortages, and a proposed celebration while noting government connections with the British telegraph system. Messages from various officials were congratulatory, and the Carlo Alberto’s commander sent replies as the work moved toward commercial aims.
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Signor
Marconi
Atlantic
Cape Breton
Tatle Head
Polthy
England
Marconald
Lord Minto
Edward
Italy
Mar Fino
Carlo Alberto
Wr.Paskin
London Times
Richard Dartwrict
Canada
Times
Messagce
Martirio
Halen
Woodward
Poldbu
Table Head
Cornrall
St Posfitet
Montreal
Kingdom
Path
Carlo
Ca ‘Cod
Glace N. S. Ger
New York
Marys Little Calf Delights Newington Residents
Mary Tracy of Newington keeps a remarkable calf that answers to her whistle and follows at a distance. The loyal animal rode along in town, opened a door by headbutting the latch, and finally trotted home after a minor misadventure near Hartford’s sanitarium. Neighbors recount the calf’s cleverness and attachment to Mrs Tracy’s family.
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Mary Tracy
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Newington
Sailor
Eeu
Tracy
Evursbods
Mary
Dan Kerzin
Wauke
Waterbury American
Queer Claim for Pension: Orr Ordered to Fight
Clarence Orr, once in the Newark garrison, claims he was ordered to fight a comrade while serving with Company It, Seventeenth industry, during a posting at Alaminos in the Philippines. He says he refused to back down, stating he fought George Kintzel after a morning order to meet, sustained head injuries, and later claimed pension based on a medical condition and duty directed by his superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alma
Kansas Federation of Colored Cuts
W. W. Gilliveste
Gitlesnte
W. A. Huff
Clyde Republican
Pines
Roosevelt
David Leahy
Br Leahy
Kansas
Haines
Hiiht
Tepeks
Goodlender
Rooney
Bert
Orr
Newark
Clarence Orr
Seventeenth
Alaminos
Philippinio Wlards
George Kintzel
Bell
Kintzell
Hla
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Angelo Fronant
Grieg
Helneckt
Justice
Toral
John
James Cust
Tust i
Agent Hennell
Chistian
A. J. Teter
Harry
Minnie Teter
Toocks
Lawrence
JH. Keller
Angelo Pronant
Mite
de Lussar
Audhorfen
NEW Crawford Theater
Shipman Bros
Mark Twain
Maine
California
NHEAD
Wm. S. Gill
Title Role
David Belascgs
Atiarvel
Alice Fischer
Mrs. Jack
Grace Livingston Furniss
Henry B. Harris
Adelaide Thurston
Seatu
Gineaday
Maryland
Alma Kruger
Maryland Calvert
Herbert Bostwick
Colonel Thorpe
Tefft Johnson
Alan Kendrick
B. J. Murphy
Kendrick
Grand Opera House
Robert Sherman
Arkansaw
Rube
Rose Melville
SIS Hopkins
Huebner Comedy Co
Aix Honte
Geo
Associated Banks
Ieee Sok
Dec
Depyetta
Seeenano Sen
N. B
A. M. Machen
Celie
Peteone
Dion Conan
Areca
Saverciare
Heroon
Acre
Buckien
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