A Fight for a Husband s Love in Paris Chalet
In a Paris area chateau, M and Mme Lagardes face a theft mystery as 20,000 francs vanish from a secretary drawer. Suspects include Therese and Justin before detective Gordoin and his assistant expose Fernand as the culprit. Marie then confesses theft of 6,900 francs, prompting marital dispute and a perilous balcony moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Lagardes
Paris
Mme. Lasardes
M. Lagardes
Mme.Lagardes
Therese
Mme
Lagerdes
Justin
M. Lagerdes
Fernand
Mme. Voysin
Fernand Lagardes
Richard
Vfethana
Lagardes
Mme.Lasgardes
Zambault
Gondoin
Marie
Ferrands
Verdi ct in the Country House Library
In a quiet country library Marie and Richard Lagardes endure a grim morning after a night of threatened death and jealous confrontation. Richard plans to tell Raymond of a looming reckoning while Marie pleads for mercy and renewal amid suspicion of Fernand's sacrifice.
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Monsieur Lagardes
Miss De Beau Appears as Tempest in Shine at Park Theater
Miss De Beau will appear as Tem pest in Shine at the Park Theater this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DE Beau
Tempest
SHINE
the Park Theater
A Father's Decision In The Lagardes Mystery
Madame Lagardes pleads with Richard Voysin to dissuade Raymond as the latter shows distress after a night of events. Raymond, having endured a brave front, breaks down in the story’s tense moment before attempting to confront Fernand’s room. The scene ends with an unresolved moment as the tale continues.
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Raymond
Richard
Madame Lagardes
Voysin
Mme. Lagardes
Fernand
Vaudeville Bill Highlights at Local Theaters
Amusements show at Grand Marcel’s features Bessie Wynn singing with live models and a large vaudeville lineup. Majestic presents Fanchon the Cricket by Forepaugh Stock all week. Park offers Tempest and Sunshine and Too Proud to Beg on specific days. Empire runs The Champagne Girls and Dreamland Burlesquers on listed days. Grand’s new bill includes M Marcel art studies attracting regulars and occasional theater goers.
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Grand—Marcel
Hving
Bessie Wynn
Keno
Walsh
Melrose
Majestic
Fanchon
Forepaugh Stock Company
Park
Tempest
Sunshine
Empire
Champagne Girls’ Company
Dreamland Burlesquers
GRAND
M. Marcel
Marcel's artful vaudeville act captivates audiences
The program features Marcel with a large troupe recreating world famous paintings and sculptures in a grand display. Stars include Bessie Wynn, Sears and Violet Allen, Weno and Melrose, Wilbur Mack and company, Salval the magician, and Austins jugglers. The Majestic also hosts Fanchon the Cricket by Forepaugh Stock, Tempest and Sunshine at Park, and The Champagne Girls burlesque at Empire.
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Marcel
Paris
Bessie Wynn
Indianapolis
Sears
Violet Allen
Miss Wynn
Allens
Wilbur Mack
Printers Have a Woman Candidate for Trustee
Anna Wilson, candidate for trustee of the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs, has been endorsed by 261 unions. The contest for the Typographical union post is the warmest of the election. Miss Wilson leads the field by a comfortable margin and is backed by strong sentiment for a capable woman on the board. She represented Calamba union 101 of Washington, D. C., at the St. Louis convention in 1904 and is sister to E. E. Wilson of Indianapolis.
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Anna, Wilson
Colorado Springs
Miss Wilson
Calambia Union 101
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
E. E. Wilson
Indianapolis
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Senate Avenue
Morris Street
Wiscon Street
East Side
Wisconsin Street
Oliver Avenue
North Side
Kentucky Avenue
White River Bridge
F Publite Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Fusel.c
Indiasnapolia
First Alley
Henre Street
Delaware Street
Harmon Street
Orerty
Board of Public Works of
Cnid City
Preston JC. Trusler
Fred J.stack
New Gas Plant Planned at New Castle
Ambrose Perry and other capitalists will build an artificial gas plant in New Castle, Indiana. The project, estimated near $100,000, aims to supply gas to the area and marks a significant local industrial venture.
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New Castle
Ind
Ambrose Perry
Royal Children Attend School to Eradicate Bashfulness
London April 2 showing shyness fading among the royal children as King Edward’s daughter and Princess Louise are highlighted. The Princess of Wales prefers rational upbringing by schooling with other children to avoid queenly self consciousness. Prince Howard attends the Royal Naval College at Osborne while Albert may join him. Their sister may soon enter a high class boarding school to live and learn like ordinary girls alongside Mary Smith and Susan Jones.
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London
Royal House
Louise
Duchess of Fife
Edward
Princess of Wales
Prince Howard
Haward Will
Royal Naval College
Qsperne
Albert
Goat
Princes
Soul Coast
Mary Smith
Susan Jones
Thumbnail Notes From a Fragmented History
A brief note surveys limited success in self-harm attempts in Prussia, cites 6,407 of 109,06 successes. Mentions the first post office scheme as a private venture begun around 1464. Also notes Macauley’s claim that plain roast beef and baked potatoes provide better food.
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Prussian
Macauley
New Pianos at 365 and Up in Offer
Walschner's invites crowds to shop while Engis shows hotel Billiard Room and T. W. Walsh marks new services at Denison Barber Shop offering first class manicured care.
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Walschner
Engis
Hotel New Billiard Room
T. W. Walsh
Msr
Denison
Indiana Auditor Certifies 1907 Company Statement
The Auditor of State of Indiana confirms the 1907 Statement of the Condition of the company as of December 31, 1907, filed in this office. J. C. Billheimer signs and seals the document on April 22, 1908, attesting its accuracy and filing.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
J. C. Billheimer
Ithereunto
Ansic
Billheimer
State
Auditor of State
Statement of the Condition of the American Credit Indemnity Company
Auditor Billheimer certifies the balance sheet of the American Credit Indemnity Company dated December 31, 1907, showing assets of 2 356 707 29 and total liabilities of 838 546 19. The company, located at 302 Broadway New York, lists capital 1 000 000 00 and paid capital 7 000 000 09 with officers M. Phelan president E. M. Treat secretary.
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United States Guarantee Company
No. 11
Broadway Street
New York
N.Y
Edward Rawlings
Daniel J. Tompkins
American Credit Indemnity Company
N. YY
M. Phelan
E. M. Treat
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
N. Y
H. B. Stokes
M. W. Torrey
Financial figures and real estate status noted
The document references cash on hand and held by agents, with values tied to Manhattan Life and Stier Potsons. It notes unencumbered real estate and a stated per cent rate, with a total amount around 311,1940 in the period referenced.
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Helen Armstrong
Henri Bernstein
Pson Buchanan
A Norve
Tam
Thes
Taabel
Silesis
Bour
Atlif
Marie DE Beau
Georges Sand
Maggie Mitchell
Park Theater
Mary J. Holmes
Anna GC
Volieeen
Hard Wretriger Mewest
Tee
Bryce
United States
Total Assets
Edtaewelag
Marie Willis
Miss Willis
Champagne Girls
Empire Theater
the Union Trust CO
E. Market St
Mabry's
Massachusetts Ave
Manhattan Life
Perenne
Miles
Sret
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