Theater Train Sparks City Theater Debate
The theater scene in Topeka faces criticism as a Kansas City theater train and Thanksgiving special trap theater trains draw interest while star William H. Crane theater runs face shifting venues. Comedian Joseph Oz blasts current management, citing bad houses and looming lawsuits, urging a theater train to improve conditions and attract audiences again.
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Kansas City
Jon Ort
Ranges City
Topeka
City
Wiliam H. Crane
Crane
Joseph Oz
Journal
Bavate
Leander Hichardson
Dramatic
Crawford
Mr. White
Thanksgiving Services At Four City Churches
Thanksgiving services will be held at four city churches at 1 o clock Thursday morning. Rev. A E Wagner will preach at Pirot ML E church. Rev. J A Stueley will preach at Central Congregational church. Rev. Chea Atherton will preach at Third Presbyterial church. North Topeka churches have not yet arranged their services.
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Pirot
Men Who Sold Di Food Faces Heavy Fine and Jail Time
Reports from Porst and nearby describe Emil Mosriske Ferdinand Grim W Otto and William Meir of Belgium Horse Mest Packing company accused of killing diseased horses and selling meat for human consumption. A veterinary surgeon confirmed the findings. Moerivke testified the highest animal price paid was three dollars. He faces at least two years in county jail.
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Porst
Ind
Emil Mosriske
Ferdinand Grim
W. Otto
William Meir
Belgium Horse Mest Packing Company
Quartette
Moerivke
Topeka News Teems With Local Happenings And Warnings
A Topeka read of the day blends weather notes and community events. Mentions Kemper military academy students visiting a Missouri Kansas football game, local church services, charity hospital donations, and civic notices. Also reported are political chatter about deputies, sidewalk safety and a mix of personal items like illnesses, court cases, and a want for an excursion train to Kansas City.
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Topeka
Jooaki
Mra
Geo. Stevenson
Janet Stormont
W. Ninde
M. B
Christ Hospital
Jane C. Starmont Women's Hospital
Young Men’s League
First Congregational Church
Valiant Lodge No. 170
Knights of Pythias
Humanitarina
Kansas City
Connors
Yesterda
Alchison
John Jones
George R. Peck
Kepley
Riley Thoreau
Charles Rote
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Connelly
First Baptist Church
American Sunday School Union
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville
Will
George J. August
August Bros
New York City
Malcolm Williams
The
Spooners
Topske
Pacific Coast
Hazel Nelson
Charles Nelson
Rocklatund City
J. P. Lovewell
A. H. Thompson
BB. Smith
State University
Lesa Prin
District Court
W. J. Sherman
Port Harker
Kan
S.J. Crawford
State Auditor’s Office
North Topeka
St Marya
St. Marya
T.A. A
Troutman
Palace Clothing Company
Waller
T. A. Osborn
Kansas Waller Committee
Washington
James Snodgrass
Louisville
Pottawatomie County
Judson EB. Gordon
Delia Gordon
Topeka Citizen J. P. Syler Dies After Long Illness
J. P. Syler, a longtime Topeka resident and property owner, died yesterday of consumption after a year bedridden and twenty five days without nourishment. His widow Mrs. Syler died with the same disease within the past two years. The family includes three children, the youngest three years old. Funeral from the residence at noon tomorrow, conducted by I. O. O. Fyfe Edge No. 40.
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J.P. Syler
Tenth Street
Mr. Syler
Topeka
P. A
A Pickaninny Preacher Aged 10 Gains Attention
A ten year old colored girl Claretwa Nora Avery from the Carolinas has drawn huge crowds as she preaches conversion to both white and colored listeners. She is described as quick minded, well spoken and educated beyond her age, with a possible future as a preacher at the African Methodist church on Bleecker Street.
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Mave
New York
South
Carolinas
Winnay
Claretwa
Nora Avery
Bleecker Street
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Iowa
Miller
United States Supreme Court
State Capitol
Das
Nebraska
Morrill
Baneas
Michell
Mancas City
Santa Fe Dsport
Dagteaide Hecko
Library
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Kansas Medical College
Dr. Alshe
R. Kopley
Fort Scott
Pla
Sreeran Trai
Tuaxksatvixe
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Foormant
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D. A. Clements
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