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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR page sketches a bustling scene of illness, injury, public notices, and personal names amid a long memorial path. It hints at health battles, legal snippets, and community figures, with scattered references to dates, places, and local institutions.
Theatrical notes report two rising actors contending for a close friendship, with tensions rising and whispers of conflict amid rivalries. The scene centers on rivalries, loyalties, and the pressures of professional life in the theatre community.
The fragmentary OCR recalls Richard Cable, a comedian linked to The Explorera era, with chaotic notes on acts, crowd reactions, and backstage chaos. It hints at theater stunts, a Bowery fire, and a chaotic touring schedule with unnamed individuals and locations, but readable specifics are sparse.
A historical testimonial praises Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism and head pain. The author quotes Mrs. Margaret Behe of Brainerd and Mr. Hite detailing long suffering and dramatic improvements after using the product, recounting travel, doctors, and medical frustrations.
Pris N Hateosa from Wicklay Kansas rises in a Chicago theater audition circuit. He aims for a leading operatic role with Eleanor Miriens endorsing him and the Deaco Chored society backing the Thursday concert. The program features Kalehts of Columns Miro Mi, and a quartet from Euler with the Anerymaena chorus.
Fragmented report notes Mr Fronman denying a security post at DUT and turning away Selim C0 who was to lead the invitation for probation of his If £ Webw King. It mentions stopping work on a project for Faversham and references Bernard’s marriage and ties to Miss Suzanne Sheron. End with uncertain names and places.
A London stage burlesque titled The Grass Widow provokes both laughter and disdain as it parodies divorce pleas and a Paris business plot with mock reporters and detectives. The piece mixes theatrical satire with backstage farce, including American and Russian character jabs amid a Paris setting.
A wide field of Broadway and London stage news unfolds with new plays by Bert Havely and Archibald Gittings, star reassignments, rewrites, and upcoming productions. Notable names include Kirke La Shelle, Suzanne Satie, and Jerome Sykes among others moving between venues and awaiting openings.
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