Symphony Show Pleases Despite Labels At Auditorium
Review notes the Boston Symphony Orchestra performance drew praise for its simple, clear playing and varied program from ragtime to Italian classics. It contrasts audience reactions, cites acoustic issues hindering front row visibility, and highlights the standout string and harp ensemble plus an encore sequence.
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Spansoiwan
Boston
Symphony Orchestra
Es Orchestra
Italius
Menho
Dbumiant
Beard
Handa Roexa
Telinm
Hower
Tadiance
Masemash
Wurskys Archaeon
Down on the Farm and the Rowton Andrews Orchestra
Soloist EB’s "Down on the Farm" and the Rowton Andrews Symphony Orchestra under Frank W. McKee delivered crowd pleasing performances. Critics praised soloists Mabel Beaman McKee and Carl Crance, with emphasis on McKee’s clear baton technique and cohesive orchestra interpretation.
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Ralphenaini
Sbe
Arthur Pryor
Loraine
Ara Pine Tovermesco
Tellass Hising
Air Varia
G Audierce
Mabel Beaman Mckee
Rae
Moles
Carl Crance
Rowton Andrew Symphony Orchestra
Frank W. McKee
McKee
Suetre
Found Guilty No Jury In Fort Scott Case
In Fort Scott Kansas on November 13, a trial involving a conspiracy in a transaction concluded with the jury returning a verdict of not guilty for the two defendants named Weatherford and Humphrey. The proceedings referenced the lodging of appeal and the jury’s decision following arguments presented by the defense.
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Fort Scott
Kaw
Kurine Dak
An Humphrey
Roosevelt pledges nonpolitical civil appointments in insular possessions
President Roosevelt announced that in appointing officials in the insular possessions of the United States he would follow civil service principles. He told Clinton Rodgers Woodruff of Philadelphia, chairman of the National Civil Service Reform League, that no appointments would be dictated by political considerations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Clinton Rodgers Woodruff
Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform Wague
Woodruff
Committee On Dependencies
Snapshots of Topeka News Highlights and Notes
A Topeka themed roundup reports misc. items from McPherson to Beloit including Miss Russ at an insane asylum, Thompson headed to Old Mexico, Chicago visits, a small audience for the Slayton Woman's Symphony, and local officials in transit. Other notes cover college football players, a Rock Island agent visit, theater inquiries, and various court and civic items.
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Miss Russ
McPherson
Insane Asylum
EW. Thompson
Old Mexico
Miss Luc
Mattoon
Chicago
Slayton Woman's Symphony Orchestra
Crawford
Sheriff Mikels
Morris County
Frank Thompson
Topeka
Thompson
Wishburn
Beloit
W. H. Firth
Rock Island
Denver
Or Cook
Booth
Kaneas Midwinter Exposition
Louis Bennett
G. W. Clark
Topeka Lodge
America
A. H. Hills
Supreme Court
Helon
Christian Science
B.A. Kimball
Crawford Opera House
Stahl
Kansas City
A. D. Wilcox
The
State Temperance Union
Mr. Sheldon
Joe
George M. Brown
John Strickrett
Topeka Desicrating Company
W. I. Osborne
Frank Zingheim
Zingheim
Dan Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Stanley
Kis County
Everhardy
Lemvenworth
Charile Sessions
Cook
Miss Stone
E. P. Dunlap
Siam
Cleland
Quincy Street
First Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Coopers
Seaton
Postal Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Edwin A. Munger
Chicaspo
Hamiltton Club
New York City
Albuquerque
N. M
Cap
Nif
Topeka lumberman linked to early state industry figures
A clipped obituary page notes Topeka pioneer Mr. Johnson as an early nettler who shipped the first lumber carload to his Topeka yard and lived in the city until recent years. It mentions the Buffalo Jones confusion, a Water company leader's election, and several local civic notes with a mix of Kansas figures and events.
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Mr. Johnson
Topeka
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Buffalo
Iba
Jones
Salina
Kansas
Jesse Shaw
Topeka Water Company
Kansas Gas, Water and Electric Light Association
Planter’s
Leavenworth
Sievink
Newton
de. Swensson
Stanley
J. H. Richards
Burton
Balle Waggener
Kansan
Gear Maries
Mhone
Ephraim Kelgwin
Jeffersonville
Ind
Osage City
Warren Gill
Washburn
Ottawa
Arthur St. Leger Mosse
K. U
Gill
Keen College Men Eat in Harvard Memorial Hall
At Harvard Memorial Hall about twelve hundred men dine in an enormous Gothic hall with old English oak and stained glass. The cooperative dining costs under four dollars weekly. Grape-Nuts appears on many tables as a practical brain food aiding sustained study and athletic work.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard
Nissley Elected President in Kansas A GQA Meeting
At a Throop hotel parlor gathering last night the state executive committee of the M GQ A of Kansas elected officers. President J. J. Niassey Vice president Sumner Whitson Treasurer Thomas Page Secretary G. H. Anderson State secretary Andrew Hated reelected. Attendees included Governor Stanley and others from Lawrence Port Scott Pittsburg and nearby towns.
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Throop
Mt C. A
J. J. Niassey
Sumner ‘Whitson
Urer
Thomas Page
Cretary
G. H. Anderson
Andrew Hated
J. E. Miassey
Stanley
W. J. Ats
Lawrence
J. C. Calhoun
Port Scott
F. A. Potter
Pittsburg
Andrew
Frank Nelson
Kimble Active in South Carolina Exposition Work
Sam Kimble of Manhattan, newly appointed judge of the Twenty first judicial district by Governor Stanley, serves as a Kansas commissioner for the South Carolina and West Indies exposition. He aims for a creditable Kansas showing and discussed the matter with Silas Porter in Kansas City.
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Sam Kimble
Manhattan
Twenty First Judicial District
Stanley
Kansas
Kansas City
Silas Porter
THREE BURGLARS CAUGHT AT METZ AFTER DESPERATE ESCAPE
Fort Scott Kansas November 14 deputy sheriff Ball and ex sheriff Allan Wheeler pursued three youths suspected of breaking into and robbing Leith's store at Has mond last Saturday. The trio tried to flee at Metz but were captured after a clash in which one man was shot in the leg. Five shots were fired at officers and the pursuing constable joined the effort to stop the escape.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Ball
Allan Wheeler
Hammond
Metz
Leith
Hasamond
Bass
Riven as sufficiently to shady as to an adult
Fragmentary readable text hints at a sale or negotiation involving a shady or questionable adult context, but details are unclear and no definite facts emerge from the visible portion. Further text is needed to identify persons, places, or outcomes.
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Santa FE
Mitchel Bros
Eale
Mitchel's
PEI G. Oes Oe Babs
Terre SE
Dr. la Parrelle
Fisher’s
East Sixth St
Boston Ladies’ Orchestra
Fou
Weatherford An
Denny
Saadfield Regulator CO. Atiain
Civil Service
Oxfords
Browns
Tdc
Turkey
Zio
Goodyear Welt
Topeka Cash Dry Goods &Co
Kansas Avenue
Roees Rehale
Nissley
Kimble
Peoria
Ching
San Francisco
Second Presbyterian Church
Hawaiian Islands
Europe
New York
Ridin
Russia
Germany
Cash Sloan
Joe Pis- Rott
Eddie Ross
J. C. Mitchell
Nate Hall
Fred Foster
Sloan
Warsaw
Moscow
California
Hutchinson
Kan
Sheriff's Office
Mike Sprachey
la Junta
Col Sprachey
Peter Majer
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Rou UX Kea
Jackson St
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
Kansas Ave
George B. Palmer
Omics
St- Masomio Temple
Jackson Street
Bisieas College
J Opera
MAK Geskkeeplng
Shorthend
Phemr
Quisvy Sn
John W. Rogers
Filley
Chamberlain
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