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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1895
Page
5
The article notes a contrast between the appealing scenery and disappointing on-field play. It discusses how despite favorable visuals or setting, performance fails to meet expectations, with critics urging improvements in technique and execution.
A review notes the Heminiacenses company led by Miss Lewin and George Wessells performing Shakespearean scenes. It praises Wessells as best actor, critiques Miss Lewin’s emotional range, and describes costumes, props, and backstage anecdotes about John McCullough and Collier. The piece covers performances, audience reception, and upcoming shows in New York and Chicago.
Odd transcription records guests reacting to a performance. An actor is quoted answering a question about marriage with a humorous but noncommittal reply. Audience reactions vary with little laughter or smiles in places.
Fragmented notices report rabbit hunting season arrives as contractors fix sidewalks and roofs. A canvass shows Mission township nominating a ticket, Congressman Curtis to speak at Eitung, and an old soldiers reunion planned in Leavenworth. Posts about rail conductors, post office theft trial, and local economic notes fill the page.
Reports from Cambridge Mass on October 19 detail excitement at Harvard as a theft occurred at the Harvard library. The missing item is a large cross or relic that stood above the entrance and was valued as a cherished icon. A Massachusetts soldier is credited with capturing the thief near Lonibar g. The incident follows a remodeling around twenty years ago when the cross was placed above the doorway.
Congressman Curtis voices that Congress will consider the matter of recognizing Cuba, signaling potential official policy debate. The statement frames recognition as a topic for legislative review and possible future decision.
In a wide interview, Congressman Charles Curtis signals support for recognizing Cuba's independence when the issue comes to Congress. He notes strong district sentiment, petitions circulating, and warns against premature or extreme measures while urging cautious backing for the Cuban cause. Local church notices follow with service times and speakers listed for Topeka.
Beggs German Salve promotes a miracle ointment claiming a single remedy cures all aches. Advertises a sample box and nationwide sales through druggists with a bold guarantee of results.
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