Theatrical News Sol Smith Russell Not Retired From Stage
Theatrical notes report Sol Smith Russell likely to appear early next season in a new play after a long sea voyage from New York to San Francisco. Reviews highlight Tim Murphy and Melville Crance portrayals, with plans for Les Miserables and other productions under Dieter Co. management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Smith Russell
Mma
Ranans
Kaleyaon
Frank Kernan
Russell
Geen
Mary Wilkins
Tim Murphy's Success Stirred New York Audiences
A lengthy discussion of Tim Murphy and his stage career, noting strong public reception in New York. The writeup highlights Murphy's influence on theatergoers, mentions “Governor Crance” enthusiasm, and references a March date and impending performances.
Reward of Fame Misread as Josephine Play Review
A garbled Victorian era column reviews a stage show starring Tolstise Broderick and William Wilson. The text toggles between praise and scandal, noting a replaced skit and a fringe critique by a The Daily News reviewer. Names and places drift in and out, revealing a bustling, uncertain stage culture piece.
Bartlett Davis to Lead New Season Cast Changes Announced
The article notes Tessie Bartlett Davis receives tribute and hints she may abandon plans for next season to team with Hin. Pauline Tait is engaged for principal roles. Matthew Hull stars as Edmando in the revival of Jakubowski works. Lula Clare and Wilber Broderick also feature in upcoming plans with cast changes including Within Hall Davis.
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Great Costralto
Francis ‘Wilson
Francis Wilson
Iim
Chit Jesalo
Barth
Davis
Hin
Tr @ sino
Pauline Tait
Mtew Hull
Edminte
Reiy
Jakibowski
Christian
Cyrans de Péerverac
Mgr. Wilson
Mise Lula Clanor
Frethcoming
Wilber Broderick
Thal Aippasit
Woman Theatrical Heiress Faces Silk Waist Suit
Mrs Howard Gould has been summoned in a Blehth district court suit over an $85 silk waist. plaintiff Atre Mirabella, a Fifth Avenue dealer, says the waist was ordered in November and delivered. Gould, briefed by attorney Leon Laxki, disputes the fit, claiming the waist is unsuitable and will contest the action in court.
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New York
Howard Gould
Fifth Avenue
Gold
Alle Mirabella
Leon Laxki
No2i Park Row
Mirabhlla
Distey
Mirabella
Stiner
Jon
Deserters Halt After Court Ruling On Deserter Morgan Case
In Onikha Nebraska Judge Sinker ruled habeas corpus relief invalid for Fair and Jockens two Tenth Infantry ministers held for trial in district court for shooting deserter Morgan The judge said 1890 law did not remove arrest authority from military and civil authorities and that a private must obey commanding officers orders unless clearly illegal He noted the order to shoot deserter could not be deemed illegal on its face and released the privates involved
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Morgan
Onikha
Neb
Synker
Fair
Jockens
Tibet
The Horlocker Trial In Hastings Nebraska
The Hastings case of Viola Horlocker unfolds with the prosecution nearing closure. Witnesses describe a flat seen near the candy dispatch to Mrs Morey and discuss Horlocker’s alleged insanity and motive amid testimonies from Eve Stewart and others.
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Hastings
Neb
Maren
Viola Herlicker
Mra Morey
Erie Agell
Eve Stewart
Viois EH
Charles F. Morey
Stewart
Horlocker
New School Buildings Planned by Board This Summer
The school board aims to spend about 28000 on new structures and additions this summer and fall. Plans include replacing the burned Sumner school, adding two rooms to Polk, Lawment Mill and Cyclid schools, and two basement rooms at Harrison. If adjoining ground near Summit at Fourth and Western avenues is affordable, a new building may rise there. otherwise construction may be delayed.
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Sumer
Polk
Lawment Mill
Cyclid
Harrison School
Fourth
Sumner Buiiting
Husahd bUiGrr
Ate Dini
Bey
Euclid
Lowman
Gems for Lillian received from Paris in New York
Lillian Ruscet received from Paris two packages of gems. One held a diamond roliaretve with seventy eight diamonds and 1,789 smelter stones, each one with a tall charm. The other contained serpent bracelets with diamonds sapphires emeralds and chimneys. Estimated value not stated.
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New York
Lillian Ruscet
Paris
Keene Worried by Third Avenue Stock Trading Rumors
New York March 24. Control of the Third Avenue Railway by the Metropolitan Street Railway company sparked concern about losses and possible savings in joint operation. F H Vreeland of the Metropolitan urged buying at Wall Street prices, while Whitney and others implied Keene held short stock. Whitney said purchases were made in the open market, an impersonal act.
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New York
Third Avenue Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Ing
Metropolitan
F. H. Vreeland
Whitney
Ryan
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Whitner
Wall Street War Shapes Travel Outlook in City Transit
The piece reports a possible Supreme Court justice transfer affecting transportation and travel in the city amid a prolonged financial conflict on Wall Street. It notes James R. Keene’s recent office visit, rising concerns, and rumors about Hart stock and control of the railroad, with Whitney implying purchases of stock not owned by sellers.
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Wall Street
Mr. Keens
Enor’ Hart
On Philippine Commission member and stock drama
The text describes a commission member tied to a 20 000 share stock burden and a sharp selloff led by Air Keene. It notes the involvement of Mr Hart and Mr Whitney, a potential receiver, and questions what would happen if Keene sold the stock and Hart’s options. The dialogue hints at impersonal market forces and possible cash needs amid large holdings.
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Salter
Mr. Hurt
Mr. Whitney
Air
Keene
Steck
Italy
Hart
Mons
Thy Metropolitan Company
Avenge
Gell
Fragmentary verse snippet from an 19th century page
The readable line presents a clipped, uncertain verse fragment about individuals possibly named Whitney Martle Keene and a reference to a meeting. The text is incomplete and may be part of a larger literary or stage note.
Boy Sheriff of Decatur County Faces Long Road to Recovery
Charles B Ayer known as the boy sheriff of Decatur County Kansas lies helpless at St Luke s hospital after a violent encounter with outlaw bands. At twenty one he was Kansas first sheriff and earned a tough reputation for courage facing the Lincoln county outlaws. He saved Oberlin from a night of looting and gunfire, captured or driven off assailants, and survived a brutal assault where bullets struck, culminating in a double funeral for Billy the Kid’s gang. now aged and hospitalized he recalls a life of relentless pursuit, temperate habits, and enduring service including a term as U S marshal before moving to Colorado where he ranches and continues to be esteemed for bravery.
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Denver Republican
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles B. Ayer
Sheri
Decatur County
Kansas
Tamm
Ayer
John P. St John
Oberlin
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Clilsons
Mqnor
Antoine Wes
Hily the Kid
Charles Best
John Henry
Ayers
Jeary
Aver
Henry
Tim
Ayer Wis
Billy the Kid
Decatur
United States
Colorado
Routt County
Kauss
Hein
Hans
Cpesidy
Mim
Craig
Onis
Bottte
Agurle
Floral Love Story Wins Partners at Ceramic Club Event
Mrs Ackerman presided as guests gathered for a social evening honoring floral love story partners and a progressive high five game. Miss Mabel Hillig and Mr Frank Smith won books. the Ceramic Art Club met at the Threan hotel lounge with speakers on glass coloring and a lecture by H Lareng titled The Snett of Hagia literature.
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J. Stulthi
Ifaweard Huey
Mmoxis
Mabel Hillig
Frank Smith
Redwaes
Salty Tr
Mra
Tote Nake Horton
Guatey
Bart Case
the Ceramic Art Club
Ceramic Art Club
J. J. Ackerman
Joseph” Weirewood
Tee
Hhs Paling
Mary T. Grey
Kansas City
Greyrh
Ninde Chivutasqui
Firshellat Churchy
Tote
Willum Cullen Hermanthal Studer
Kateragune
Seirlance
Inmaraon
Mr. Mostar
H. Lareng
Hagia Lierature
Mandar
Charlie Brood
Mike Jeah Prost
Galesburg
HP. Booker
Viretnta City
Nevadia
Missen Miller
Miss Mary "Thotrpert
Ber Se
Moore
George
Sheidan
New Mexia Ars
Pragheimer
Xusgila City
D. J. Grenate
Beli Gr Tatpert
Vienna
Arile Ewart
Walter Cut
Albert Parker
W. A. John
Stonedd
C. C. Knowles
Pritey Evanlue
Robert Merrick
Byron Dent
Newcomerstomn
Olive
Tom Phen
Gyrut Roberts
Miry Scott
Westeyas University
Salim
Will Sprale
Jackson
Wtreel
Miles
Germany
New England Play Set For Crawford Theater Run
The Village Postmaster, a New England life themed drama, is billed to open at Crawford theater Wednesday with Archie Boyd. The company, last seen in New York at Fourteenth Street, stages a Swedish comedy at the same venue Thursday and Friday. Prices range 15 25 35 and 50 cents. A James Richer-Hantard triple act is also noted in Topeka with The Winter's Tale planned for a later night.
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Crawford Theater
New England
Fourteenth Street Theater
New York
Archie Boyd
Beth Hugeiti
Aca Benson
Death of Maffitt Wealthy St Louis Horseman Leader in Politics
Charlie Maffitt former chairman of the state Democratic committee and prominent horseman dies at his St Louis residence of pneumonia. He was about 60 years old, never married, ran an extensive racing stable, and was a well known figure on tracks nationwide. His mother Julia Maffitt, long noted as the wealthiest woman in Missouri, died years earlier leaving an estate valued around 35 million dollars.
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St. Louis
Charlie C. Mafft
State Democratic Committee
Uai
In. Manitt
Mra
Julia Mamitt
Mimnur
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Trier
Charles
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Melville Crance
Tim Murphy
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Mirphy
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Avery
Fred Tereng
Berger Berger
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Wnewit
Crance
Eerie Fm
March
Erie
Walt Str
Vent
Murphy
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Destearch
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Qeieth
Stinet
Tinnicky
Melville Crane
Joseph Browlts
Wait
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Suike
Mabhien
Artuckie
Smith Russell
Prmete Wilson
Takasey
Serdolim
Previcia
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Senatoris Cridhu
York
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Witton
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Winulise
Wim
Broderick
Wilsol
Bowe
Kymen
Kereta
Neal Berms
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MES
Lillian
Third Avenue
Henry Hart
Supreme Court
Justice Gray
Griggs
ScKinsey
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Philippine Commission
Bernard Mosea
McKinley
Justice Haft
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University of California
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Mrs. Ackerman
Wedgewood
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