Irwin Theatre Introduces This Week's Strongest Bill
The Irwin theatre management presents a new weekly bill they describe as the strongest yet. It promises notable attractions and aims to draw a wide audience to the venue this week.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
7
The Irwin theatre management presents a new weekly bill they describe as the strongest yet. It promises notable attractions and aims to draw a wide audience to the venue this week.
Goshen patrons will see Seymour and Dupree headlining the Dill and a singing and comedy act. Dailey and Dailey roller skaters perform novel tricks while Massoney and Wilson draw praise as a top sister team. Leonard Kane, the dancing Adonis, is showcased with Forest City Quartet. Harry Dudley sings illustrated songs with Dudley and Dudley. New moving pictures cap the show. Matinees start March 2 with 2:28 PM seats 10 cents. evenings 10 and 25 cents. Fred Thiers advertises tailoring at 128 South Main.
Mrs Lovish Lewellyn of Powell North Dakota endorses Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming rapid headache relief and no after effects. The ad notes a 25 dose package costing 25 cents and cites 45 000 druggists in the U S.
Simeon Ford of New York mocked President Roosevelt before Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board provoking Taft to defend his chief. Secretary Taft responded to insinuations, saying he could not be silent when attacks on his administration and the country occur. The event followed speeches by Taft, Senator Burkett, Guild, and Draper at Symphony Hall.
The New York to Paris race cars were found at multiple points in the Midwest United States. United States car at Logan Iowa, French car No 1 at Cedar Rapids Iowa, Italian car at Ames Iowa, French car No 2 at Chicago Illinois, Germano car at Chesterton Indiana.
Elkins West Virginia March 4. After a heated campaign Dr A M Fredlock was re elected mayor on the license ticket. Three councilmen on the same ticket and two on the other ticket were also elected.
Dispatches from Shreveport say actress Blanche Walsh was taken critically ill and a private car was ordered to hurry her to a Memphis sanatorium.
A fragmented outline notes groups opposing a modern school program. Roosevelt referenced. The piece lists various regional items including sport and rail news, a crime charge, a bank reopening date, a fatal dance shooting, arrests in Vancouver, a Civil War officer evangelist death, and a rental ad near the court house.
A report from Washington quotes Governor Guilll and Senator Burkett praising principled leadership and calling for a president with constitutional knowledge. They echo Theodore Roosevelt’s courage and integrity, and discuss anti corruption measures and fiscal honesty. Indictments are noted against a bank director group in a separate item.
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