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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

11

The Blackmailers of New York Chapter XVI Closes Scene

Jack Holt races to rescue Mona Kennard as Kate Douglas and von Metzler abduct her to the river house. One-Eyed Pete murders Col. Kennard and hides the corpse in a car while the conspirators slip through a lumber-yard gate to the hidden mansion. The plan folds toward a deadly confrontation as Hunch aids the escape and the fate of Mona hangs in the balance.

Kate Douglas Mona Jack Lena Miss Minnie Mona Kennard Jack Holt Minnie Baron Jack Hl Douglas Pete Douglas Apartments Bis House Col. Kennard Kate Mr. Buttin Grand Street Greenpoint Newton Creek Astoria Col Tom Kennard House of Death New York State Lunatic Asylum Ward's Island Lumber Yard von Metzler

Shadowed by Three at Park theater tonight

In a sensational melodrama at Park theater Tom Patton Dick Regan and Barry pursue the murderer of Milo Haskins in New York on Christmas Eve. Bessie Haskins confesses but Patton suspects more to the case while Regan and Sharpe aim for a plain arrest.

Tom Patton Dick Regan Barry Sharpe Park Theater Milo Haskins New York Bessie Haskins Regan Patton Sam Pettybone

Wonderland Barbershop Chorus Serenades on E Washington Street

The Twin City Quartette performed Wednesday evening along E Washington Street drawing attention as barber shop poles in red white and blue faded into the crowd. Local onlookers enjoyed the impromptu street performance.

E. Washington Street Twin City

Soldier and stage mix at Wonderland saves the show

The vaudeville stage at Wonderland substitutes the Irish baritone due to illness with the Twin City Quartet. Bert Morphy is expected to sing tonight. Mr Murphy will perform with the Tenth Infantry band from Ft Benjamin Harrison when soldiers in uniform are admitted free Saturday night.

Wonderland Bert Morphy Morphy Twin City Sporting Page Murphy Tenth Infantry Benjamin Harrison

Navassar Ladies Military Band Impresses Park Crowd

At Fair Bank intermission patrons discuss the Navassar Ladies Military Band strolling the park. Their outfits draw universal admiration for being striking yet in good taste as conversations swirl about color combinations of white red gold and brown while listeners praise the performers’ cool and comfortable look.

Navassar Ladies’ Military Band

Fairview Park Concert by Indianapolis Military Band

Fairview Park hosts an evening performance by the Indianapolis Military Band directed by H. W. Kilausmann. The program features Sousa Swing, Echoes From the Metropolitan Opera House, Regente Tobani Humeresque The Merry Widow, Bellstedt The Dervishes, Annie Laurie by Bendix Brass Quartet, Overture Zampa, Louisiana Buck Dance, Babes in Toyland, They All Walked Away, The Searchlight.

Indianapolis Military Band H. W. Kilausmann Fairview Park Sousa Metropolitan Opera House Brass Quartet Annie Laurie Mmr Hentia Dudley Buck Co Kiefer L. Ruth H. Winterhoff A. Worth Louisiana Buck Dance Babes In Toyland Herbert Hacker March Mumell

Riverside Park welcomes Darmody's new restaurant

Riverside Park shows Darmody's new restaurant thriving thanks to first class service cleanliness and courteous treatment. Over the past three weeks business has surprised with a popular Sunday menu and attractive prices.

Riverside Park M. Darmody Cess

English's presents talking pictures and songs week

At English's Ww 3 features talkie pictures and a special song by Mr J Walter Wilson who sings When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings. The Grand drew over fifteen hundred as the first performance Wednesday night with seats sold out and guards at the doors. The bill includes The Evolution of the Broadway Girl and the girl in the directoire with two illustrated songs and new animated pictures for the rest of the week.

J. Walter Wilson Solman

Willing to Trade Taft for Watson in Indiana

In Indiana the Watson camp presses a plan to trade Taft for Watson to boost the Indiana result. Taft remains stronger overall, but Watson backers push for shifts as Republicans fear losing the state while aiming to preserve Taft nationally. Democratic vigor in the state adds pressure to any trading scheme before election day.

Indiana L. W. Henley Watson Taft Ohio Jim Watson Rushville Statesman Republicans Chicago

Not a New Species Named Homo sapiens

The Pioneer Press quotes a playful exchange as a professor and his wife debate naming a newborn in a humorous note about humanity. The professor declares the species has already been named Homo sapiens, prompting astonishment from his wife.

Pioneer Press

Gayety Theater unveils new family friendly bill

Gayeth The Gayety management completed a program change this afternoon and plans to run the new bill the rest of the week. The singing features are as good as vaudeville, with professionals of excellent reputation for sweet toned voices. Families attended last night and the theater promises to live up to its motto The place for the family to be entertained.

Substitute for Meat Cheese and Macaroni Croquettes

A Woman's Home Companion recipe offers hot weather substitutes for meat. Cheese and macaroni croquettes are formed from half-inch macaroni pieces, boiled and cooled, thick white sauce with butter flour milk salt pepper and grated cheese, shaped, breaded, fried, and drained.

Jannie Merritt

What He Broke

Reading woman recalls a Japanese servant who hid breakage to avoid trouble. He stated he would tell her next time but quipped he had broken his pants in a parlor visit, delivering a humorous misstatement about honesty and mishap.

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