Dramatic Events Promised In Sag Harbor Play
Sanmy A. Herne’s Sag Harbor with B4 at the Crawford tonight, a quaint Long Island village setting. Critics in New York, Chicago and Boston praise the vivid character drawing and lifelike portrayals in this adaptation of Sag Harbor, noting its accuracy and authenticity.
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Sanmy A. Herne
Sag Harbor
Crawford
Long Island
New York Harbor
Connecticut
Saxe Harbor
New York
Goviewers
Dickens
Chicago
Boston
Herne
Sa” Harbor
Reception by A D U W Honor Degree Team Tomorrow
Big Time expected tomorrow evening in honor of the prize degree team of 20 ALO. TW. lodge. Priday evening at the Auditorium features entertainment by fraternal Beneficiary Judges of this state part. Degree team members will meet at 74-706 Kansas avenue and march to the Audtorium with Keights of Pythias band. Grand officers from Topeka and Kingman plan to attend.
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Kansas Avenue
Pythias
Audivorium
Micor
Watkman
Georg J. Lamb
Ates Ceterns Grand Recorder
EM. Forde
Em. Borwenie Forentin
Web McNair
Nara A
Sot
Kvenienthal
Topeka
Wallace, Kingman
Judge Withdraws Loren Gladwell V U Frisco Railroad Case
Wichita March 31 4 General Judge Hobe took the Gladwell v Frisco case from the jury and instructed a verdict for the railroad The suit sought 25000 damages alleging the plaintiff was run over by a Frisco train Gladwell’s testimony was disputed with questions about blame and the witnesses struggled to provide clear statements The judge’s action effectively ended the jurors role in deciding the outcome
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Wichita
Kan
Hobe
Loren Gladwell
Ue Frisco Railroad
Cadwell
Frisco
Gladwell
A Printer Greatly Surprised by Unclear Results
A garbled article fragment notes a printer's surprise over experimental outcomes connected to Charmbertaln and Pulte Balsa, mentioning Ashevyne in North Carolina. It references a severe case of rheumatism from last winter and garbled notes about guarantees and remedies, with cryptic mentions of pills and flights and unspecific names.
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Charmbertaln
Renee Wl Rock
Prearman
Ashevyne
N.C Gazette
Eure
Iron Trade Review notes rising prices in foundry iron market
The Iron Trade Review reports that pig iron buying softened after a recent surge yet foundry iron appears more sold for 1902. Prices are rising on iron now, with furnace bids for Bessemer and basic irons at 16 to 17.50 per ton in certain markets. Coke contracts and ore buying continue, while foreign steel remains a minor factor in the Pittsburg district.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Ity
Pitta- Wurg
Amon
Central West
United States Steel Corporation
Bessemerron
Bessemer Iron
Connellsville
Pittsburg
Local Bowlers Challenge Wichita To A Contest
The Wichita Beacon reports Topeka has challenged Wichita to a bowling match, likely next Saturday night in a nearby city. Details uncertain, but Topeka’s team is reputed strong and has defeated Kansas City several times. The outcome remains undecided as talks continue.
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Wichita
Wichita Beacon
Topeka
Wichite
Kansas City
Musk Ox in Topeka Captured for National Zoo
Washington dispatch notes a musk ox moving from San Francisco to Chicago and then toward Washington for government purchase. C. F. Periolat owns the animal, with negotiations ongoing. Bureau of Animal Industry plans a manual feature and a photo. Buffalo Jones supplied Arctic imagery. Inauguration date debate grows, with Kansas Governor Stanley appointed to a national committee. The Kaw Tribe lands plan proposes homesteads and tribal funds sharing. Road-Planning train tours rural areas to show new road-building methods. General Funston appears unlikely to depart for the Philippines, with Den ver and the lakes department getting assignments for MacArthur. Several Kansas officials transition roles, and academia gains staff in entomology and plant breeding.
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Washington, D.C
Topeka
San Francisco
Chicago
Umble
National Zoological Park
Washington
C. F. Periolat
Zoological Park
Geo. F. Thompson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Campbell Enters Third District Race for Congress
Phil Campbell of Pittsburg enters the Third district congressional contest after prior hesitations. Pittsburg Republicans pass a three ward resolution pledging support to Campbell’s nomination, hoping city interests steer the race.
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Phil’ Campbell
Pittsburg
Phil Campbell
Campbell
Crawford County
Hon
P. P. Campbell
Congress
Afr Campbell
Nice
George EB
Snap Shots From Topeka News At A Glance
Topeka briefs report Mulvane in Chicago and spring planting. Voters urged to register for the spring election. Local performances at Crawford Theater include Sas Harbor tonight and Bay at Craw tomorrow and Saturday. Shipments to Washington and Topeka news highlight political and social events.
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State House
Ware
Washington, D. C
Crawford
Bay
Craw
A. Zabner
Porto Rico
New York
Rock Island
Topeka
Harry Wolf
Stevens
Frank Nelson
State Normal School
Reqehue
Te State University
W. Jones
Horton
Republican County Central Committee
Fred Ledger Feliz
A.W. Dana
Y. M. GA
Etter Rumson
M. Bychurch
Atchison
Women's Federation of Clubs
Grape Nuts Bread Holds Miracle Health Recovery
A former schoolteacher from Shelbyville credits Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with a stunning recovery from nervous prostration and related ailments. She stopped a heavy breakfast routine, started with Grape-Nuts and Postum, and reports steady improvement in body and mind, enabling a return to work.
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Providence
M Shelbins
Samm
Sealer district plans and local headlines raise issues
The text notes college ownership of multiple lots in a proposed sewer district, a missing pupil from Lowman Hill colored school, and various local happenings. It mentions a March musicale by Sheldon League of American Mothers, a pension granted to John McKinney, senator Buschow chartering a bank in Colby, Toot Youngman’s fine for watch theft, Croft’s liquor cases, and political maneuvering around county clerk candidates. Also reports on Eckert property deed offer to the city for street opening and prior high asking prices.
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Charlee Barnes
Washburn Avenue
West Sixth Avenue
Board of Health
J. White
Topeka
Justa
Norman Rameey
West Point
Prince Henry
J.T. McPasland
Kansas
James A. Troutman
Mims Pay
Davidson
Garfield School
Trego
Miss Fay
Twhite Horse Brigade
Charlesburge
Jno
Dalgreen
John
Royce
Reeder
Phillipsburg
Dr. Judd
Geo. Hosfeldt
Lowman Hill Colored School
Johnnie Jones
Fifth Ward
Andrew Laines
Washington Street
Sheldon League of American Mothers
Congregational
J. Billard
Geo. Rigby
Frank Raynor
Downie
Youngman
H. Croft
Supreme Court
Ammy
Croft
Jus Garvin
Santa Fe
Emmett Whipple
Whipple
War must come Japan and Russia to fight soon
A UK newspaper mockingly notes that Russia occupies Mengurin and Japan seeks a clash. Captain Beuith predicts a near conflict that will draw England and Europe into the Allied war. Russians push a Manchuria railroad while coolies are employed, and natives are to be defended against attacks.
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Japan
Russia
Beuith
Flint
Mengurin
Ehase
Smith
England
Europe
Manchuria
WILL WHITE IMPROVING Health news from Santa Catalina retreat
Williams Allen White’s health reports from Santa Catalina Island near Los Angeles indicate gradual improvement. The Emporia Gazette notes his condition improving rapidly, expected to enable a home return soon and possible European trip this summer. Friends say his editorial on King Edward’s coronation is among his strongest signs of recovery.
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William Allen White
Santa Catalina
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Atelle
Emporia Gasett
Abrs. Witte
White
Colorado
California
Mr. White
Europe
McClure
Mr” White
Emporia Gay
Mr. Ias
Somme
British Admiral Crises and War Reports Telegram Style
Fragmented telegraph items from London and St Petersburg recount British naval movements and European tensions. Entries mention detachments moving from Padua, a muttered exchange in Ben Go tally, and Prince Henry’s status. Several garbled lines reference workers, druggists, and a Charabertal Kennedy ointment detail amid broader war and political notes.
Dr Means La Grippe Pills for Colds and Headaches
A short note praises Dr Means La Grippe Pills as a valued remedy for colds and headaches. The report mentions physicians in practice endorsing the pill, with limited figures cited about sales or usage in the past year.
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DR. Means
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