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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
3
Historical theater notes preview a Topeka concert by Banda Rossa and farewell to Sorrentino next week. Readers learn about actors and repertoire, with Austorium Towleht and Peters Comedy on stage this week and a packed schedule of upcoming performances.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses unnamed people and likely legal or quasi literary content. It mentions a tract, a person named Wat, and phrases about movement and impertinence. The readable material is heavily distorted with no clear event, date, or context.
A damaged recount describes Louise Davenport, widow of W F Sheridan, in a tragic life tale. It notes her Canadian origin, failing attempts to return to Australia, and a failed stage effort tied to family sorrow and dramatic performances.
A fragmented account details a chaotic week at a western theatrical circuit. Notable figures such as Sheridan and Davenport surface amid faded references to performances and a fatal decline connected to a scandalous backstory. The piece hints at public interest and unsettling glamour surrounding a departed actress and her associates.
Collier shines as a comedian in Thomas new play drawing a strong audience reaction. The performance captivates with wit and timing, earning praise from critics and theatergoers alike.
A fragmented article discusses public stage nudity and paid performances, noting medical, artistic, and reformist viewpoints. It cites a New York Telegram in relation to writers, reformers, and the public discourse surrounding stage decency and liberty.
The text describes Weinley as a theatre lover who owned an opera house in Canton and details connections to figures such as Tunis F. Deen and McKinley era promoters. It notes ongoing management efforts, patronage, and ties to the Grand event and local opera history during the late 19th or early 20th century, including mentions of Herne and public performances.
The excerpt recounts a manager of a repertoire company discussing a venture with the Crawfords in Ensworth. Dick Pirris, a manager of several apple companies, recalls a past decision making process involving a low weekly return and an offered advance cash payment for performances. The dialogue focuses on negotiating terms and payment, highlighting a cautious approach to the venture.
A garbled dialogue fragment recalls a discussion about poll results and actions taken regarding a person named Crawdor. The passage mentions a house, a hive, Leaverfurth, and a character called Maurice, with questioning lines about what was done to a “muneest” of mine, implying tensions and curiosity amid unclear events.
In a dim recounting session, Lawrence tarret recalls Barrett and Stuart Fi debating the Booth assassination aftermath. The dialogue touches on Robson petals titins Lixious, Reath, and the night’s mood, with figures like Edwin Reeth and Jim Cos hott referenced as part of the wartime memory.
A century old chaise built in Ha, Hrathesboro, Wisconsin for Admiral Dewey's era is described in a Press piece. The writer notes its history, construction, and noted safety flaws as villagers test rode it, finding a forward swing that causes seasickness after a short ride.
White Francis Wilson and Frank MeKes lead a humorous uptown table talk on a nervous actress. Jane Oakley and Arthur Byron join Petticoats and Bayonets, while Daisy Hanlin joins the Bostonians. George Osman obituary from London, plus updates on The Great Millionaire and Have and Hold.
Minor cast reshuffles and debuts fill the theatre scene with new performances. Herbert and Anon star in a Abraham Lincoln era piece while Elmer, Mike Flavin, and Rosamund OConnell headline various company services. Prolific producers plan tours for Foxy Grandpa and other pieces as actors return to stage amid rehearsals and new venues.
A Chicago Journal item describes a lighthearted scene where a housewife sends her maid to the market. Mary is instructed to check freshness by breaking beans and to fetch two pounds of tripe, with a playful exchange about how to assess quality and whether the maid will agree to certain requests.
The writer argues about forest ownership by cities and towns, noting taxation relief in Germany and limits on American cities pursuing real estate ventures. He discusses a Philadelphia park plan and fears about local government limits, corruption risk, and the challenge for larger towns to manage forests for revenue.
Fragmentary OCR text describes lawyer F Munday of Fonrietes Texas saying his brother was very low. উদ্ধার The piece mentions medical claims about cures for kidneys headaches and constipation with various products and health statements.
Fragmented OCR note lists prices and items including a Rock Island sale of goods at 45 and an upcoming sale date September 17. Mentions general convention, various names and drugs with cautions about authenticating per package pricing.
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