Topeka Theaters Announce First Class Season
Mr L M Crawford and O T Crawford of the Crawford theater group vow top quality attractions for Topeka this season. The program includes "Sowing the Wind" and "Hi Heavy" as new features with ongoing standard plays that have drawn large crowds in other cities. Newton Berm in "Test in London" will feature in a Saturday double bill at the Crateford, signaling an ambitious lineup.
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Crawford
Sind
Newton Berm
London
Crateford
Dramatic spectacle praised for scenic splendor
The production presented under Frohman's direction has been acclaimed as a success nationwide. A two wealth of scenic splendor enriched the show with incidental scenes and a view to the west, marking a notable debut and favorable reception.
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Frohman
Unclear historical scene from fragmented min text
The readable fragments describe a competition or event with mentions of second place and performers. It references Mohroe and Hart near the front, and a large feature of the year’s activities. The rest is garbled with nonstandard spellings and stray phrases about artists and reviews.
Entertainers Impress With Dances and Colorful Acts
The advertisement highlights Fauney and Stine as standout performers pleasing audiences with lively dancing and amusing routines. The bill features rainbow dances, opulent costumes, and melodic numbers that endear attendees for the season. Additional attractions and cast details are listed across the Crawford ad in the Journal.
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Fauney
Stine
Crawford
Unfit for Duty Porto Rican Army Trusts Red Cross
In New York on September 20 Stephen E Barton reports from Porto Rico that over half the Porto Rican Army is incapacitated. Red Cross aid is praised for nutritious soups and delicacies. A cable message confirms supplies of ice and milk when needed, aiding wounded soldiers and lifting morale.
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New York
Stephen E Barton
Red Crowe Executive Committee
JeLler
Mr. Barnes
Red Crowe
Police
Porto Ries
Price
Red Cross
Fee
Cable &Tein
Ari
Rersona’bor
America
Empire Theater Show Receives Tepid Reception in New York
The Empire theater in New York presented a social comedy with flawed characterizations. The production faced mixed reviews amid debates over a $40 admission, while notes on hospital medicine and Red Cross appeals echoed public calls for morale and health measures during a time of typhoid-related strains on troops.
Bie Inader quinatreiny fame and onstage wit
The performance features witty songs and entertaining music. Dao Allman and Billy Clark are noted as bright performers. A military band adds another strong entertainment element to the show.
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Dao Allman
Billy Clark
Another Lignottar
Bbe Entertainment
Japan Faces Rail Scandals Over Misconduct Claims
Tarots and Nippon newspapers report two major Japanese railway concerns are under scrutiny for financial mismanagement. The Nippon accuses Tokyo administration of malfeasance in wartime era funding, with allegations linked to a prominent former stock promoter and a state transport agency.
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Japan
Tarot
Wash
Uist
Nishi Natt
Manake Haw Ag
Falealeg
Tokio
Formona
Interest advance on United States bonds anticipated
The trans avpartment has decided to anticipate Torres on United States bonds due November 1. On 1 per cents about 1,250,000 will be paid. on the 4 per cents $1,029,500 and on new 3 per cents something less than 500. The coupon will be paid October 10 and thereafter as soon as possible. British steamer missing. London reports the Mitradale of Liverpool, 1186 tons, Captain Wertent, which called from New Ne, has been posted at Lloyds as missing.
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Torres
United States
London
Mitradale
Liversom
Wertent
New- Ne
Cala
Lloyds
Note of sadness as train carries sick volunteers home
A Kansas Twenty-First Regiment train arrived in Topeka with eighty six ill and emaciated soldiers from Chickamauga. Major Armstrong led a rushed freight, delays at Holiday left rations and Pullmans behind. Governor Leedy used funds to transport them home, while doctors and nurses cared for the ailing men and three were taken to Christ Hospital.
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Highty
Chickamanes
Santa Fe
Topeka
Armstrong
Leavenworth
Traim
Plux
Holl
Major Armstrong
Argentine
Leaversworth
Hook Island
Union Pacific
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
State Gat
War Department
Leedy
Chickamauga
Kansas
Christ Hospital
Brown
Topeke
Wiis
Warrau
Fred Lane
Ed. Cook
Sam Conelly
Young Lane
Second and
Jefferson
Lane
Nee
Cook
Conelly
Queen Rose of Hilo Attended by Kansas Society Ladies
A crowded Kansas State House drew thousands who surged to greet Miss Rose of Hilo. The Queen, escorted by Mr Dean Low, received each admirer with a warm handshake and a spontaneous smile, while Battery B maintained order. Elegant gowns adorned the receiving line as Miss Rose wore salmon and white striped silk with cream chiffon bodice and jet trim.
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Kansas
Hilo
State House
Battery B
Senate
Miss Rose
Mr. Dean Low
George Stone
John B. Stone
Kansas City
Marshall
Harmilton
Madoos
C K. Holliday
W. H. Johnston
Americas
Mes
Humphreys
Ecru
Drs
Col. Ross
Frank Edson
Valenciennes
P.P. Mackennan
A. W. Dann
Meyers
G i
Myrtle
Misa Mabel
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promoted as Heart Strength Booster
Circulation improvement blood purification and nerve strengthening are claimed. Personal testimonials from MES. DORLASKA REED MORAYIA NY GEO R Hurd Monroe Mich and 3 W COREY Wathin NC describe relief after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative Nergine. The ad urges readers to seek the medicine from druggists and offers free expert advice and heart and nerve charts.
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Miles
Mien
Nene
Dr. Miles
Bodbler
Miles Medical CO
Bitkhart
The Rose of Hilo Visits Hutchinson Carnival
Miss Ana Kanaina Lake the Rose of Hilo tours Topeka and Hutchinson with the Karnival Knights. Crowds greet the Hawaiian queen at Santa Fe station and Commercial Club reception. A grand procession and Karnival Ball Masque follow, with path across Harrison Kanawsa avenue to state house grounds.
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Darliss
Ross
Hilo
Newton
Santa Fe
Ana Kanaina Lake
Rose of
Hutchinson News
Tela Rae Sere
Tony Hae
Autohinson
Biss Rose
Utehin
Sof
Utehinsog
Mise Rose
Appi &Fature
Hutchin~son
United States
Miss Rose
Topeka
Karnival Knights
Kanaventie
Hawaii
Lorena Itt
Harrison Street
Tenth Street
Kan- S&= avenue
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
State House Grounds
Hamilton Hall
Quincy and
Sixth Streets
Grand Illumination Festival at Garfield Park Tonight
Garfield Park lights up tonight at seven with children of Topeka led by F B Bacon and various features. Later fraternal degree teams of ladies perform, followed by pele races and a fireworks display at 9:30. Tomorrow's program lists a 2:00 p m Grand Parade led by Harry L. Robinson with multiple divisions and bands, marching from Cour to Garfield Park.
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Garfield Park
Topeks
F. B Bacon
Harry L. Robinson
Marshall
FP. M. Kimball
G. A. FR
Boyd
Quincy Street
Tenth Street
Frank E. Wear
Tvyndon Band
Tedims
Eighth Street
Otto Kuehne
Nortonville
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
Second Street
A. P. Shreve
Imperial Order of
Pelagic sealing fleets deplete North Pacific catches
A San Francisco report lists top poachers like Enterprise and Otto with large skin counts and notes imports to England at reduced rates. Pelagic sealing slashes annual North American catches to about 18 000 skins from prior 100 000, with similar declines on Commander Islands rookeries leased to the Russian Seal Skin company, which took 7 600 seals this year.
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Enterprise
Minute
San Diego
Theresa
Otto
United States
England
Japan
Commander Islands
Oswego Couple Wed After Quick Courtship
Oswego September 29 Trent Logan Wells of Company A Twenty second Kansas and Mike Maggie Green were married by Probate Judge Pfam. The couple met at 4 PM and wed at 7 PM. Lieut Wells is the son of Judge Wells of Erie Kansas and came to Oswego for an exhibition drill. Mrs Wells is the 18 year old daughter of J C Green a well known Oswego farmer and horseman.
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Trent
Logan Wells
Company A
Kansas
Mike Maggie Green
Pfam
Lieut. Wells
Oswego Town
The Cake Walk At Hamilton Ball Receives Prize Winners
An enthusiastic crowd at a Hamilton ball cake walk last night, featuring a majority white audience, awarded Willem Jackson and Miss Fannie Williams the $10 prize and cake. Doc Brown with Miss Jennie Woodley took second prize, while Charles Hawkins and Miss Luelle Goodall won third prize.
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Hamilton Ball
Willem Jackson
Fannie Williams
Doc Brown
Jennie Woodley
Charles Hawkins
Luelle Goodall
Eka Howe
Peters Bued in Wyandotte Court Over Campaign Fees
In Wyandotte county court of common pleas RJ Mackay sues Congressman Peters of the Second district for 450 dollars, alleging Peters promised 150 dollars monthly plus expenses for campaign management but has failed to settle since election. Also notes political alignments and a garment related line.
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Peters
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandotte County
RJ. Mackay
Mackay
McCoy Corbett Fight Scuffle Breaks at Glidey House
At the Glidey house cafe in New York on September 9, Kid McCoy and James J. Corbett clashed after a confrontation in the lobby and Broadway entrance. Corbett challenged a fight, McCoy knocked Corbett, and a groin strike from McCoy left Corbett injured and unable to stand. A crowd gathered as both fighters retreated to their rooms amid a din of excitement.
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New York
Pugilista
Kid McCoy
James J. Corbett
Glisey House
Lalley
Corbett
George Considine
al Smith
Gilsry House
Maintirig Alent
Thrush
Broadway
David Nuwent
Etswihi Athletic Club
McCoy
William Gray
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Considine
Gray
Corbell
Sargett
Ind
New Bedford Couple Wed at Ray Church in Early Morning
Atohn Ker and Miss Me. Rall Beata Wie exchanged vows at Ray Church in a crowded ceremony attended by about a hundred guests. The bride wore white and entered with her father J W D Webb. Rev Molinemax performed the rites as the couple prepared to leave for Lake Geneva and a two week honeymoon before resuming work in Hig Te vently.
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Ray
J. H. Molineas
Marty
Jiktee W. D. Webb
Tennal
Molinemax
Chicago
Hock Island
Pan
Lake Gounamowoc
Omaha
Ave We
First Street
St Louis fare limited to round trip for fairs and expositions
The southwestern passenger bureau in St. Louis announces one fare for a round trip to the Texas state fair and Dallas exposition from Denver Kansas City Hannibal New Orleans and intermediate points. Tickets on sale September 30 to October 2 with return by October 12. A separate round trip rate applies to the St Louis fair September 3 to October 6 with return by October 16.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Denver
Kansas City
Hannibal
New Orleans
Knew Smith of Old in Leavenworth Case
Leavenworth sept 30 veteran who shot Gov Smith at Sants Monies yesterday, once connected with Leavenworth Soldiers home and long regarded as a crank. He organized Captain Mt to the Heldiere home police, arrested on United States warrant, faced indictment, and was released after several months of confinement.
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Leavenworth
Gov. Smith
Sants
National League results mix of results across teams
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader with Philadelphia and New York, while Cleveland cruised to a win over Louisville. Chicago defeated Bavone as Gov Burghart’s Aurora 10 cent 4par marked a quirky item in the roundup.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Louisville
Chicago
Burghart
Aurora
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