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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1900

Page

12

Topeka Play Disappoints City Officials and Crowd

The Topeka audience saw a cast led by Miss Atwood as Panny and Elvis Bluntall as Jean in a performance that drew mixed reviews from Mayor Drew and Council members. Police were not called, and officials debated whether the play crossed morality lines while noting audience disengagement and uneven acting.

Jean Gapho Pather Beebi Somme Aity Fathers Jupen Morgan Drew Countiman Miller Denne Topeka Swendson

Allen arrives to fill pulpit in Topeka church

Rev Mr and Mrs H Allen and son Harold arrived in Topeka from Albuquerque New Mexico. Allen will fill the Central Congregational Church pulpit during Rev C M Shelton eight months absence. Allen studied at Amherst and Union Theological Seminary. The family, natives of Astorate, previously served in the Congregational church at Silwsokes before moving to Topeka.

Charles M. Sheldon Topeka H. Allen Eon Harold Albuquerque New Mexico Allen Central Congregations C. M. Shelton Amherst Massachusetts Deca Union Theological Seminary New York City Mrs Allen Astorate Silwsokes

Controversy Over Sapho On Stage In Topeka Debated

A chaotic, fragmentary account describes a public debate over the production of Sapho and a version of Dastlet's Rapho presented by Mayer Drew. City officials and critics argue about morality, decency, and audience appeal, with references to alterations, stage setup, and potential offensiveness. The piece mentions Topeka, New York, and Kansas leads, with remarks from a Chief Ram sey and others critiquing impropriety and performance.

Councilan Muare Sergnstein Kew York York Ormapce Topeka Ramsey Dastlet Mayer Drew Godience Tavenat Howards Lillianes

Fraud charges loom over magnetism institute

A World from Washington dispatch reports post office officials plan an imminent order against Divine healers seen as fraudulent. In Nevada Missouri a postmaster confirms receipt of a suspensive missive from the same group prompting the American School of Magnetic to suspend staff and halt activities pending U S court action.

New York Washington Post Office Department Comthem Nevads Mey Ae Passat Mthceicine We Ime Institute Asa American School of Magnetic United States

London ore works at Venetian alarm logic virile natives

A fragmented report mentions a special ore from Bombay and alarm logic among natives near a Venetian work site. Details are unclear due to missing text, but references to Bombay, Venice, and a local alarm system appear.

London

Social and Personal Notes From Local Society

Miss Jane Ross of Evanston entertained guests at a Friday card party hosted by Miss Daisy Lakin with florals and refreshments. Prizes went to Miss Susie Gay, Mr. Joe Morgan, and Miss Nickerson. guests included Dr Raferty, Mrs Laock, and others. The Chaldean Club banquet at AH Vance home featured Revolutionary history themes and local families as guests.

Jane Ross Evanston Daisy Lakin Susie Gay Joe Morgan Nickerson Acoren Raferty I 8 Laock Jane Rosa Theresa Rossington Mies Matitioes George Hackney Z Esterly Hanina Clevelin Ohio John Waters My. Jos Morzan Dean Low Harry, Parcons Galen Nichols Jenen Mr. McBride Tom Ring Harry Valentine Miss Lakin Miss Ross C. B. Reed Archibald B. State Kansas City Min. O' Bucerly Lawrence Leas Patterson City J. W. O'Brian Lawalee Yee Sees Casa Clenry Port Ashton Keeler Mra George AH. Vance Robert Wames Washington Invita- Adams Bros Kansas Avenue Pearl Lillian Harrison Street Katherine Mills Melvin Washington Court Ragland Howire Rhkansas City Stina Hetzeca Rod Kansas Geores F._Sharitt Thlon George Bainter Eile Osage City Bonebrake West Hellanthivs Club HM Prouty Topeka Avenue Philippine Islands John Nicholson Wiliam Walker South Bethlehem We & Ae Eotss Gertrede Deveres Lawrente Psiiime Caroline du Sais Rataas City Eae Sonday Topeka Sir Fire Soha'p Fritts Stort

Vike housewarming May tenth and Topeka notes headline local events

A jumble of short items reports a May 10 housewarming in Vike, Thompsonville as favored fishing spot, probate removals in Topeka, pension office actions, a divorce filing by Naomi Taek, fashion notes on yellow shade shoes, Topeka Hite company with 40 members, and various civic meetings. Also mentions a Dewey celebration trip, a Fort Riley incident, and a high school senior sermon.

Cy Park Naomi Taek Henry Topeka Hite Company Mes Fe Eventien Kanes Hester Cornish Juder J. Wood Hosenedy Jackson Streets J. Fred Scott Chicago Frank Sherer Oakland Fort Riley John P. Fleisch Denever Fleisch Hite Hannigan A.B. Shreve First District Fusiosgressional Committee

North Topeka Items Chronicle Local Notices

North Topeka items list addresses and brief notes from residents. Mentions kimball Printing company at 855 Kansas Avenue and Dr. Bryan at 929 Kam Ave plus various local names, visits, and church announcements.

Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue Dr. Bryan Kam Ave J. T. Bell Holman Street C. D. Shields Meriden Bowman Masse City North Agere Co Defers & James W. R. Trathsel Dodge City Mabel Jett Grantville North Side Friends Colorado Mr. Mooney Congregational Church Mr. Pearson Sencos Nellie Des Roe Courtney I. A Ryder Atchison Charles Wolcott Indies Forbes Ernoon A. Roff Park Boner Kansas City Redenbaug Lucretia Prince Meartner Beth Beth Warner Wee Kemp Jack A Powell Central Avenue God's Word

Freerick banquet marks Kansas Medical Society meet in Pittsburg

Visiting Kansas Medical Society members gathered for the annual banquet at the National hotel in Pittsburg after selecting the city for the next meeting. Dr J. M. Gne, newly elected president, and Dr. Chas Ardiner of Emporia were noted among attendees. Speakers included Dr. W. Porter of Pittsburg and Missourian Deuba Punton, with music by the Amphion Mandolin Crus.

Kansas Medical Society Topeka National Hotel Pitteburg Pittburg J. Mgne Hundred Phyaich Minney Medical Society Chasardiner Emporia W. May Missourian Og Kansas Deuba Punton Lana Pittshure W. Porter Eittabure Arison

Praise for Herbert Snow Former Bank Freight Agent

Praise for Herbert Snow, long time freight agent for the Santa Fe in Wichita, now connected with Mexican Central. He is described as one of the best known railway men, having served eleven years as rodman and assistant construction supervisor, then five years as traveling freight agent with headquarters in Wichita. The article notes his popular standing and steady service history.

Mexican Central Snow The Santa Fe Wichita D. Herbert Snow Santa University of Wisconsin Rodman Bante Fe Ae Kan Lahore

Illustrated Travel Talks by Dr and Mrs Crsry at First Christian Church

Series of travel talks planned for May 21 to 22 at the First Christian Church features Dr and Mrs Crsry. The event promises 150 vivid views and lively narration, with Mrs Kate Craty providing entertainment between presentations, inviting attendees to enjoy a broader picture of life in distant lands.

Crsry First Christian Church Kate Craty Lew Wallice

Golf Club News The Get club gains Keith trust for season

Greenkeeper and members show strong interest as the club secures the exclusive use of the Keith trust for the season. Keith trust arrangement cited by secretary EB Morges as pivotal for club operations this summer. A summer villa fire report from Netport mentions Wilam Ssreite of New York in the May records.

Get Keith Trust EB Morges Clu Netport Wilam New York Aveias

Wage Increase Sparks New York Factory Strike

A disrupted Ortard Comper cratys at Constalle Maoh faced a sudden wage demand as six hundred workers in the factory joined a strike for higher pay. The stoppage involved committees from the company and aimed at securing a wage increase.

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