The Fortune Teller at Crawford Theatre Review
A mixed verdict on The Fortune Teller at Crawford Theatre last night praises Miss Neilsen as a bright young soprano with charming stage presence, while noting her limited vocal power and naturalness may both aid and hinder the performance. The cast including Cowles, Cawthorn, Herbert, and Olson delivers strong comedy, with impressive choruses, lavish scenery, and ornate costumes enhancing a three act light opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Theater
Witter Hertert
Alice Neltsen
Tilien Buecell
Camille d'Arvitte
Hite Waren
United States
Tu Fk
Bercause
Audienne
Frank Perley
Miss Neilsen
Misa Nellsen
Miss Nellsen
Ianne
Prince Dunna
Teramile
Miss Neien
Denney
Mics Nelson
Rueene Cowles
Miss Hnetlsen
Vulee
Ste
Betty Silus
Mr. Cowles
Richard Golden
Joe Cawthorn
Joseph Herbert
Paul Nicholson
Perley
Golden
Cawthorn
Herbert
Pertey
Astor's Suit Settled Over Daily Mail Apology
London report on William Astor versus Daily Mail in the queen's bench division over a libel claim. Lord Chief Justice presided as counsel debated an imagined dinner party and a California redwood tree gag. Astor testified to annoyance and the case ended with an apology and settlement.
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London
Queen’ Bench
High Court of Justice
England
Baron Russell
Killowet
Willam Waldort
Harmares
Edward Clarke
Fiunent
Astor
Sir Edward Clarke
Edward Henry Carson
Q. C
Ireland
Alfred Charles Tirinsworth
Daily Mall
M Iibel
Mr. Carson
Gaia
Justi
Preas
Guarda Weissage
Lauchter
Carson
Asua
The
Daily Mail
Mr. Astor
Absorption plan to dissolve Central Pacific Rail
New York readers report a reorganization plan for the Central Pacific tied to settling government debt. Major interests including Speyer & Co and Mrs Leland Stanford meet at Collis P Huntington's office with attorney Russel J Wilson. London advices say Central Pacific stock will swap for Southern Pacific with added value. Absorption would erase the Central Pacific lease and subsume its property by Southern Pacific.
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Central Pacific Railroad
New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Central Pacific
Speyers& Co
Leland Stanford
Russel J. Wilson
San Francisco
Collis P. Buntington
Stanford
London
4He
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacife
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint for six weeks. After nine doctors failed she used the Mystic Cure for Amenumatism and gained immediate relief, walking in three days. Sold by Swift Holliday druggists Kansas avenue Topeka.
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Ted
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours by Mystic Cure
Pittsboro Pennsylvania resident T J Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore credits Mystic Cure with ending nine months of rheumatism after taking a bottle. He says five physicians gave little relief before the cure produced rapid improvement within a day. From Kansas Avenue Topeka.
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T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsboro
Kanass Avenue
Topeka
Fight Resumes In Manila After General Mobilization
Amid war tension, American forces press insurgents in the Philippines. Impressed transport and halted civilian travel create hardship as streetcars run and native stores reopen. Heavy gunfire erupts in Quiapo and Binondo while authorities plan further action, aiming to crush Aguinaldo’s revolt with Otis and Dewey coordinating from Manila.
General Otis Bound by Protocol, Washington Debate
Washington fat July reports indicate White House and War Department discussing General Otis status under the protocol guiding American forces. Officials weigh legal implications and possible actions as consultations continue.
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General Otis
Washington
Whute
War Departments
Germans Furnished Arms to Filipinos Seized Schooner
A New York special reports that a schooner loaded with arms and ammunition for Aguinaldo and his followers was seized. The German consul in Hong Kong is linked to the sale, with officials noting Berlin's likely official denial. Authorities fear German agents aided Filipino arms shipments and expect Britain to curb Hong Kong exports.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Dewey
Navy Department
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Berlin
United States
State Department
Aruinside
Philippines
Great Britain
Wong Kenge
Cochin
Ching
Havana sympathy shifts as Manila battle stirs Cubans
A Herald dispatch from Havana reports wide Cuban sympathy with the Filipinos over the Manila fighting. Cubans admire the United States yet fear Pacific events may hasten withdrawal from Cuba. Gen Menocal praises U.S. record but doubts any impact on Cuba. The Cubans distinguish Philippine affairs from Cuba's own quest for independence and future status.
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New York
Havana
Manila
United States
Pacific
Cuba
Washington
Menocal
Spain
American Congress
Short of Ammunition Philippines Claim Supply by Spaniards
Madrid dispatches report a cabinet meeting focusing on Philippine affairs. General Otis and Aguinaldo argued over American plans to attack Trollo and other ports. Insurgents seek ammunition at high prices, with a claim that Gen Rios offered 3,000,000 cartridges for prisoners, which he denies.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Otis
Paris
Senate
Boston
Manila
Lillo
Baltimore
Aumer
Halle
Aguinaldo
White House
Manson
Alger
Love
Otts
Dewey
Aguinalde
Agnnello
Montreal
Ove
Porsibie
McKinley
Spiir
Troflu
Miller
Petrei
Concord
Schurman Commission
Alger Arimuncrd
Manilewatt
Far East
Lone
Admiral Dewey
Dewly
Long
Hong Kong
Hird
Navy Department
Celtic
San Francisco
Asiatio
Sdr
Charles O'Neil
Bureau of Ordnance
Cavite
Shaler
War Department
Saldiat
Madrid
Sesalan
Correa
Rios
Aguipaldo
Aguitildy
Caplore Trollo
United States
Philippines
Wout
Rg OS
Rive
Labor panel denounces bogus endorsements for oil inspector
State labor convention in Topeka denounces bogus endorsements for S. C. Spencer as oil inspector candidate. Resolution says petitions carried unauthorized names and only the Order of Railway Conductors supported him. Delegates vow to pressure state officials to enforce the eight hour law and back voiced labor reform.
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State Society of Labor
Stanley
U. Spencer
Spencer
J. Rubland
Osawatomo
Ruthland
Order of
Aginver
James Thomas
Topeka
Supreme Court
W. L. A. Johnson
Wm. McKinney
R. T
Goodland
McCauley
Beet Snitcher
Kansas City
Sel Summerfield
Trades and Labor Connectl
Leavenworth
UW. S. Hush Trades and Labor Assembly
John Slocum
Macksmith
Dd.g Curren
Kansas Ciy
J. J. Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Nelson
A. T. Holland
Trades Assembly
A. Anderson
O. FR. C
Wichita
Jas “W. Tapp
Butcher
J. H. Roth
Atchison Station
John McMahon
L.B. Bills
S&t
North Topeka Candidates Gather in Local Scene
In Topeka North Ward local chatter centers on city treasurer hopeful M. M. Hale and a flood of school board and council races. Names include C Nicholson of Davies Nicholson, J B Betts for council, Archie Baird supporters, Oscar Bischof, Undertaker Shellabareer, Dr Nicholson, and Dr Ryders. Community meetings and parish events fill the week.
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Over Wolf
Lown
Costley & Post
M.T. K
Reka Yonkers
Quines Street
Lyon
D. D
Kansas Avenue
Philip Danielson
M. M. Hale
Epworth League
Kansas Avenue M. BE
Ladies' Guild
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jerome Colvin
van Buren and
Curtis Streets
C. Nicholson
Davies & Nicholson
Topeka
JB. Betts
Archie Baird
Oscar Bischof
Shellabareer
Nicholson
Wheat market steadies as shorts cover on Kansas damage
WHEAT opens higher on bullish sentiment then pulls back as outsiders sell. Prices firm on reports of severe winter wheat damage in Kansas and continued cold in the south. Shorts cover to limit losses while buyers push May futures higher amid improving demand and solid receipts.
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Wincago
Siline
Enyinh
Karsas
Shorts
Si Aed
Minneapolis
York
Speegorrs
Rome
Fair Commission
Wigher
Sis Bio
Maylard
Raalgie
Fisoliy
York Market and Livestock Prices Mixed Amid Sluggish Trade
The report outlines Treasury market tones with hog receipts and packer activity, noting higher hog prices and stronger demand early, then easing. It covers Chicago and Kansas City livestock metrics, cattle and hog receipts, and futures alongside corn and wheat futures. The piece lists regional market figures, including bids in dollars per hundredweight for cattle, hogs, and sheep, plus preliminary overseas and domestic price movements.
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Eugene Cowles
Donia
Haut-Ton
Caney Geode Indies
London Daily Mail
Pasat
Quiapo
Binor
Tattor
Hughes
Iloilo
Hara
Ouls
Army
Agoneino
Canada
Azoncilio
Agoncilio
Hong Kine
ITION
S. C. Spencer
North
Tupeka
Associated Press
State Journal
Eran Ord
America
Europe
Pond's Extract CO
Locke’s Secret Service and General Information Bureau
ST. Joseph, MO
Joseph
Mo. B. Ocee
Roon
Bansi O
H Alding
Acteof
Maliciois
Correspondencm
Ltel
Sikuder
Traiils
Agaige
Lite Piro
Marine Ineuranes
Wexprass
Maccanile
Auine Clauss
Dobre
Minsiaz
Wil Guard
Arrollinks
Chicago
Eae Chileno
Beeven Siabda
Texas
Lambs
Wendy
Onit
Aly
Conan
Pub
Tal Redding
Csss
Igo
Ereasie Ted
Shahan Abreitas
Cues
Pulte Roe Cays
Pieyeroenl
Buchanan
John V
Pele
Durham
Bisiu ScNaedl
Fock
Atchisan
Atchison
Western Union
Ta Mo
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