Dramatic Crosford Tent Opens Tonight With New Show
The Crosford theater hosts a dramatic tenting event tonight featuring Hullrowdeck from eastern cities, with a varied cast including Golden Gate aquariette and Suttan. Prices are 15, 55, and cent includes members the Freeman and direc tion by Memars Hurtig & Seu Folwrite Rosttet. Hamlet is listed in the program with characters Fantine and others.
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Akder
Wwe
Ude | Apnets
the Freeman
Aingwre Wid Ecrobarhe
Famninis
Golden Gate Aquariette
Suttan
Costes
Sete
Costa
Canedians
Yoeull
Palsce
Memars
Hurtig & Seu
Little Minister to Be Staged by Frohman’s Company
Amro geoius presents a Crawiers Serpromy with Ms Frohman's company. The comedy promises an excellent presentation. May Smith Robbing returns in Edtrin Triste at the Standard theater Philadelphia and appears at the Grand this Saturday matinee and night.
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Crawiers
Ms. Frohman
Cane
Walt Crove Plakers
May Smith Robbing
Standard Theater
Philadelphia
Elecw
Grand
Meeting of Bishop Potter on Christian women work
An address titled An earnest word to Christian women was given by Bishop Potter in New York. He praised women’s social foundation work and urged steady, practical efforts to improve virtue and public life through their domestic and charitable duties.
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Potter
New York
Roth Householder
McMillan
Milton
Thack
Gus Je
McMillen
House
Altana
Mia Bea
Reed
Nation Letter Describes Terrible Weapon and Raid Plan
A fragmentary 1501 era letter from a Sewell City donor details a dreadful weapon intended to strike fear in joints and locations. It references a “doubledistillint back-sitter” and a referee to laws and a Pree ant concept, implying a threatening plan and a call for usage. The writer signs as J. B More, patentee of time present.
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Sewell
Nation
Fragmented Evening Scribbles on Music and Life
A garbled reminiscence speaks of Sir Arthur Sullivan and Sir F Gore, an eminent professor, and a life giants theme. The text references music, lord Wilton, and a colonel’s remark about neglected cultural talit while alluding to Norway pine trips and aging.
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Arthur Sullivan
F. Gore-uscley
Lord Wilton
Republicans Kill the Constitutional Convention Scheme
Legislative gossip reports a joint caucus of Republicans in Representative Hall rejecting calls for a constitutional convention. The caucus decided against omitting the convention but opposed proceeding, citing risk and opposition to prohibition. The plan remains unsettled with Republicans split on the issue.
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Representative Hall
Marpenter
Agaly Brogthti
Strawe
Unclear OCR item hints at city law amend to permit substitute police judge
Fragmentary text describes a proposed amendment to a Topeka city court law enabling a substitute police judge to preside when the regular judge is absent or incapacitated. It mentions terms like citizens, wages, and duties but lacks coherent details or clear names and dates.
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Glessine
Giesali
Oaties
Balawfel
Topeka
End of State Salt Plant plan faces feasibility review
A legislative note records a resolution introduced to examine the feasibility of establishing a salt plant at a site and committee work. The committee is to investigate feasibility and report reasons for doubt with an appointed subcommittee including Senators and a statement on why the plan is not feasible.
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Enebes
Wright
Lutchineoo
Hessey
Kennedy
Serin
Aisot
Senate Passes Party Measure In Election Battle
A Senate vote backed a party driven bill amid a tense election season. The measure sparked clashes as lawmakers argued over timing and potential political impact. Supporters said the act would strengthen party alignment while opponents warned of rushed changes and partisan fallout.
Auxiliary Committees Named in Both Houses?
Auxiliary committees in both houses are named and tasked with advancing the railroad bill. The House committee reports already split into sections and will work on the bill while the Senate committee, having joked over the bill, is ready to go further than the House. Beratter Miller Dan agreed to changes raised by the menace tree and the board is empowered to issue orders and enforce them.
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Drureiste
Stuart
Heater
Hurrel
House Committee
Seaton
Mller Mason
Gresser
Senate Cor Fure
Beratter Miller Dan
Ion Wadmanet
Wide Tire Bill Passed in Senate Controversy Rises
A fragmented report notes passage of a wide tire bill amid debate over tax exemptions for wide tired wagons. Senators clash on east state implications while county surveyors’ duties and land assessments are touched upon in a broader public policy context.
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Ter
Tate
Morehoure
Mranine
Unclear OCR Tale of Local Legal and Seasonal Proposals
Fragmentary notes recount acts on bankruptcy, receivership, township debt, water management, and a November December quail season. Other lines reference merchandise, wages, and employment provisions.
Butler Scores At Last In Turbulent Court Hearing
Fragmented stenographic notes describe a chaotic session with wrangling over the ex oul Loe sudketad Ban case. Readable fragments mention George Seurtha Magenta, salaries, and protests by unions. Mason, Landry, and Haliday named in derailed testimony. A committee heard about additional land and penitentiary costs, with wages and property figures scattered in the muddled report.
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George Seurtha
Sean
Mason
Finder
Tome
I. Long
Disiolectiva
Jsdor
Beesi Ver
Pee
Wrandotte
Grit
Jefferson
Bee Ar Gus Fy
Blaney and
Hamer
Lyon
George
Poe
Mutler
Martin
Woolley Opposes Nation Crusade in Chicago Saloons
Chicago figure Woolley argues saloons are legally licensed and protected by law and warns Mrs Nation and her followers against planning a crusade in Chicago. He says federal and state authorities must enforce the law and prevent cross state interference while defending Kansas efforts and seeking to curb outside meddling.
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Woolley
Egvernor
Nationa
Ghicaga
Puch
Chicago
Seed Dealers and Druggists Oppose Agricultural Edict
A special Herald report notes seed merchants and wholesale druggists opposing a plan by the Agriculture Department to distribute free remedies for domestic ailments. Proponents argue the program would stamp out diseases, while opponents warn it could undermine commerce and threaten existing providers.
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Agricultural Department
Ube
William M Evarts Celebrates 83rd Birthday in New York
In New York a birthday celebration marks William Maxwell Evarts age 83. The event centers at the northwest corner of Second Avenue near the famed Inn. Hosts note his long career and retained vigor, with reminiscences of past public service.
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Wm. M Evarts
New York
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Shattered OCR text yields a partial notice about a public sale in a local area. Readable fragments mention the sale action and nearby officials but key details are missing. The item remains a damaged notice with limited extractable facts.
Must Stop Fight Against Cincinnati Prison Threat
Urgent note requests sending troops to halt a Cincinnati prison danger and to secure a promised wheat package from Grocer. The message pressures action and delivery of supplies amid rising security concerns.
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Cincianati Prise
Today's Market Report from Chicago and Topeka Bourse
Raw market snapshot shows mixed activity across commodities and livestock. Prices for wheat and corn drift lower while hogs and cattle display uneven demand and modest declines, with receipts broadly reported and regional price changes noted.
Range of Press Company Feerbets Chicago Board
A garbled OCR fragment references a press board, financial terms, and dates with unclear context. Readable elements include mentions of Chicago and a board setting, but most details are illegible, leaving uncertainty about entities, actions, or outcomes.
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Feerbets Chicago Board
Butter Market New York Creamery Sells Dairy Report
A fragment from a New York dairy scene notes butter market activity and creamery operations. Names and specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet, but indicates ongoing trade and pricing context for dairy goods.
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New Tork
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