Strategy and vaudeville at the Grand and Park
The Grand offers the one act comedy Strategy with Harry Carson Clarke and company and the Eight Alsone acrobatic troupe plus Baron’s Burlesque Mertaderlefm animal act and Libbey and Trays. The Park presents Running for Office a rural musical comedy by George M. Cohan with a strong cast and scenic production.
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Harry Carson Clarke and Company
PARK
Empire
Granp
the Grand
Alsong
Larry Carson Clarke
Ullit
Ineth
Thas
Berry Corson Clarke
Greal Allison
Roupe Sech
Margaret Dale ‘Owen
Mr. Clarke
Organi Gation
Icadioe
Feagon
Baron
Libbey
Traysar
Avill
Eleanor Falk
Daveyr
Das
Caley
Bays
Madani Heian
Ail Arliet
Omer
George M. Cols
Berg
Mr. Cot
Amerie
George M. Cohan
Allisons
London Hippodrome
Harry Corson Clark & CO
Comellenna
Hickey
Nelson
Makera
Fay, Coley
Fay Moory
Mme
Norma Romano
Bonesno
Libbey and Traver
Comediena
Lesana
Bioscope
Gho. M. Cohan
Dangers of Working Girls at the Park Show
The Park presents a melodrama Dangers of Working Girls directed by A. I. Woods with a plot involving abduction, white slavery, and a police rescue. The production features a dramatic finale with dynamite and a denouement of triumph, praised for its stirring scenes and sensational effects.
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A. I. Woods
Poiler
Dghta
Nso
Numen
A. J. Woods
Forged Names Claim on Hearst Ford Stokes Petitions
New York police hear a claim that about 2000 signatures on the Municipal Ownership League nominating petitions were forged. District Attorney Jerome confirms Benjamin M Foldberger, a registrar clerk, is jailed on forgery charges after allegedly certifying fake signatures. Indications suggest nearly 40 percent of signatures were forged, implicating organizers and money sources behind Hearst Ford and Stokes petitions.
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Hearst
Ford
Stokes
Iiperla
Nsw
Tombs Court
Benjamin M. Tinldberger
Jerome
Foldberger
Plans for seating editors at the Republican state convention
The Indian Republican Association announces press gallery officers to handle seating and duties for the remblicay state convention. W O Penrod and Frank N Singleton named doorkeepers. Harry Strain Willan Berson as washers. Harry M Sorith to distribute wekets. Ed Hancock named assistant sergeant at arms. Alvah J Trucker added as a reading clerk.
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Indian
Eepublican Liteon Association
Remidlicay
Goodrich
W. OK. Penrod
Loogetec
Frank N. Singleton
Martinsville
Harry Strain
Kenrlaid Roam Late Arma
Willan Berson
Wiichisster
Harry M
Aris
Alvah J. Trucker
Thdlankpotts
Lucker
University of Indiana
Schol
Phelps Darby
Mooneville
Viral Distri
Wonderful Acrobatic Troupe at the Grand Jen
An 1870s era society page notes the Wonderful Acrobatic Troupe performing at the Grand Jen. Miss Buten proves a keen horsewoman, while Miss Minnis Joinaen and Miss Minnie Taylor ride with aplomb. After the show, spectators discuss the mystery rider, later identified as Hanache Bates from The Girl of the Galen oat, amid theater gossip and plans for future productions.
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Jen
Lody
Tranilton
Miss Buten
Hamilton
Kates
Thites
Minnis Joinaen
Minnie Taylor
di Vernon
Con
Ncili
Hianche Bates
Anna
Almura
Watson and Fronnnas murder arson cases set for May term
Trials of Samuel Watson and Rev Edward Fronnnas for murder and arson were postponed to the May term after the death of key state witness George L Leak. The case involves alleged involvement in the Litton fire that destroyed a property identified as off of Eehareh. The witness death raises questions about the ability to proceed in the state case.
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Danville
Dad
Samuel Watson
Alice Moreelos
Edward M. Fronnnas
Eehareh
Litton
George L. Leak
Tal
Freeman
Work on Danville Line Resumes Soon in Indiana
Special to The Daily Susquehanna reports the Indianapolis and Western traction line will resume repairs next week. It is stated that cars will be in operation between Indianapolis and Danville by May 1.
Bowling results from Manufacturers' League Thursday night
The At Ing Iast Straights defeated the Nationals while the American Kan company took two of the three from the Jerneys, Palka and Commervi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Bowling League
Nationals
Jerneys
Palka
Commervi
Dying Romanian King Charles Sought Lifespan in exile
The article reports King Charles of Roumania is gravely ill with hardening of the arteries and traveled to Bad Marlen to extend his life. It mentions Crown Prince Ferdinand, his wife Carmen Sylva, and English Princess Marie, noting a childless couple and rumors about Ferdinand’s succession. An ad-like insertion promotes Hood's blood purifier.
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Charles
Roumania
Marlen
Karl
Mohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Jord
Elizabeth von Neuwald
Carmen Sylva
Ferdinand
Marie
Europe
Curyl
Clarley
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Democratic State Committee
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