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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, June 28, 2000
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Those interested in hearing Teddy Roosevelt's views on the turn of the century can go back in time to Independence, Kan., this weekend.
By BriAnne Hess editor@kansan.com Kansan co-editor
The community is sponsoring a Great Plains revision of the
Chautauqua—a festival where actors portray historical characters—Friday through Tuesday at its Riverside Park and Zoo.
The Chautauqua was started by two New York Methodist ministers in 1875 as a evangelical tool, but was later converted to an educational tool.
"We're hoping the community can experience what our forefathers experienced and understand what they did," said April Nutt, community coordinator.
This year, the theme is to honor people from 1915.
Jane Addams, an activist who helped immigrants receive an education and find jobs at the Hull House in Chicago will kick off the Chautaqua at 7 p.m. on Friday under the red, white and blue tent
Booker T. Washington, an African-American educator, will speak on Saturday. Charles Eastman, a Lakota Sioux and Native American rights activist, will speak on Sunday. Andrew
Carnegie, noted phil-
anthropist will speak on Monday, and former president
Theodore Roosevelt,
will speak at 4 p.m.
on Tuesday.
The celebration will officially kick off
tomorrow night with an old-fashioned pig roast and a local band that performs music from the early 1900s. Schwan's also will be giving away ice cream.
"This is the way Independence wanted to celebrate the Fourth of July, the new millennium and our past." Nutt said. She said she expected 3,000 to 5,000 visitors during the weekend.
On Sunday, Nutt said there would be an outdoor, fire and bristone火.
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What: Chautauqua 2000
Where: Independence.
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The Chautaquille will be in the high school auditorium if it rains.
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