Nordica Draws 4200 Topeka Crowd In Triumphant Return
Mme Nordica electrified an audience of 4,200 at Topeka Auditorium in her farewell Topeka appearance. She delivered eight numbers with graceful, precise tone ending in a dramatic Wagner encore Brunnhilde’s Call. The program featured solos by Nordica and pianist E Homayne Simmone with the crowd lingering for encores and praising her artistry.
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Mme
Lilitar Nordica
Audienne
Topeke
Antil
Ty Funeual
Gica
Brunnbride
Poole
Topeka
Nurdiew
Topika Choral Society
Ori
E. Homayne
Hultdike
Msie Nerdien
Fordica
TV Ifardelet
Allsteen
Wall
Nordica
Blow
Sapanues
Norgicn
Lake Howe
Frank ‘Stanton
Rod
Ettelbert
Belag & Coum
UBL
Aitiene
Masas
Sonte
Rowinis
Ata
Wang
Caer
Rowwnblides
Wagner
Mme. Norich
Brunihitite
Wolin
Bronnplide
Slezhund
Brannhilde
Cnt
Val- Talia
Hwopy
Ber
Banda Rossa
Opees
Lela
Mare
Nortten
Germain
Nordica Enjoys Kansas City Stop and Private Car Exchanges
Madame Nordica greets railroad officials and reporters amid a tense car scene as Simmons manages gas and equipment requests. The opera star remarks Kansas audiences are splendid though the telephone business disrupts the visit, while E Romayne coordinates access and paperwork.
Snowstorm Paralyzes Pennsylvania Railways and Towns
Snow halted trolley and steam rail traffic across Pennsylvania with drifts up to ten feet. Coal regions suspend operations, roads impassable and markets starved of produce. Pittsburgh and Reading report major disruption. snow depths reach 15 to 29 inches in various towns as trains resume gradually and repairs proceed.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hazelton
Deleht
Reading
Pittsburg
Allegheny Aire
Fairmont
W. Va
Johnstown
Greensboro
West New
Freeport
Altoona Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martinsburg
Interview with Nordica in Topeka a busy arrival
The opera star Madame Nordica arrived by private car with entourage at Topeka's depot, met by Professor Georgy B. Penny and local musicians. A reporter sought a brief interview but was refused as Nordica planned no talks before tonight's concert, preferring to move her voice and rest.
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Jerome
Paris
Munich
Southampton
Wichita
E. Remayne
Atrute
Simmons
Otter
Waltins
Nordica
Madam Nordica
Ulster
Kansas
Etree
Madam Nantiea
Nordice
Madama Tildun Nerdion
Topeka
Brunncild
A. Walker
New York
Porter
Cook
Trad
Mimi
Canary
Tick
B. Retayne Simmons
Georgy B. Penny
Topeka Choral Society
Pemcert
Dae Poms
Mr. Shumonk
Dwsetelation Aid
Tandam
Arts
Penny
Mr. Bowle
Mumber Secommayime
Penns
The
State Journal
Romayne
Nordina
Simmona
Simmona Mint
Nordicn
Ree
Lindsboro
Three Ways Out in Cuba Ban Debate at House
Washington March. Chairman Pause of the House Ways and Means Committee reviews three propositions on the Cuba ban. He notes Republicans are divided on annexation and free trade, and mentions cabinet and president discussions. A late-night caucus is expected to shape the final stance.
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Washington
House ‘Ways and Mennie Committee
Cuba
House
Morris
Payne
Smallpox Spread Prompts Possible Quarantine Actions
The board of health is expected to order a quarantine this afternoon for the Ohio house the Empire hotel at Third and Madison street and W H Wilson’s residence at 612 Monroe street after a young woman named Schaffer said she had smallpox. Sanitary Sergeant Vanderpool directed her to a private office before removal to the detention hospital. Authorities fear others at these sites may have been exposed.
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Board of Health
Ohio House
Empire
Third
Madison Street
W. H. Wilson
Monroe Street
Schaffer
Vanderpool
Security News Company
March Wind and Clouds Over Kansas Forecast
March winds bring dust and a southerly breeze at 24 miles per hour. Government forecast predicts partly cloudy conditions with moderate temperatures tonight and Friday. Weather readings show hourly temperatures across the day from early morning through afternoon with a forecast emphasis on southern winds in Chicago and Kansas.
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Chicago
Kansas
Strange Topeka Ward Fight Over Wolf Wolfe Names
A chaotic Third Ward battle roils Topeka politics as voters split between Wolf and Wolfe due to inconsistent ticket spelling. Independent Snattinger gains momentum with Democratic backing amid allegations of a trick to defeat him, while supporters warn the party risks by backing a shady nomination.
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Snattinger
C. V. Wolf
C. V. Wolfe
Wolf Brothers & Cole Thetcher
Lane Street
Wolfes
Wolf
Wolfe
Republican City Central
Wew House
Spattinger
Uwe
wWolf
C. ¥. Wolff
Ant
Mugersatal
Jet
Abe Stelneberg
Topeka
Third Ward
T. S.williams
Democratic ‘City Council
Democrata of
Shattinger
John W. Gardiner
Repuband
Sixth Ward
Saatne
Atrike
al Bauer
Flashes
Otter
Watt
Tive i
Pepin
Cate
Sees the Hub Lands in New England Metropolis
A night ride ends with a bold arrival as a visitor reaches a New England metropolis. The event centers on a striking entry and the reaction of local observers. Officials add little detail while residents ponder the significance of the visit.
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New England
Metropolis
Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives in Snowy Boston Crowds Cheer
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives in Boston amid a snow clad city as crowds greet the royal party. Massachusetts volunteers stand ready, guards of honor line the route, and a large military escort leads the way to the hotel. Traffic and parade details hinge on weather and train arrivals.
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Boston
Prince Henry of Prussia
oiVairy
Massachusetts
Thin City
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
New York Central
Tiose
Botton and
Albany
Collins
Doyie
Board of Aidermen
Dolan
Common County
Admiral Evans
Prince Henry
Col Binglam
Roosevelt
Heer
Vans
Colline
Prince Rainet
Tie
Eee
Salu
Buffalo
Brine
Worcester
Prince Henby
Springfield
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Lillian Nordica
E. Homagnes
Sabve Mariner
Mader Nordica
Air
Stromons
Kansas City
Pullman Company
KE Romayne
Rall
Candeader
Simmmons
Simintion
Blurmoos
Brunnhilde
E. Romayne Simmons
Germany
Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Sturvard University
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