Park Theater Opens With The Star Boarder And Denver Express
The Park Theater starts the season with The Star Boarder featuring Charles K Boyle and a 20 member company plus noted chorus in three acts of music and comedy. Sue Belle Mead leads a top cast with Sadie Fairfield Viola Bennett and others. Holden Comedy then presents The Denver Express, a western drama with Deadwood Dick and Hiram Garvey as heroes saving Mrs Payne and her child from Gilson Payne. Special scenery and acts accompany both shows with further productions planned later week.
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Dians
Indianapolis
Boyle
Sousa
Sue Belle Mead
Sadie Fairfield
Viola Bennett
Dot Hilpert
Sadie Midgley
Ethel St. Clair
Mr. Boyle
Harry Loraine
Wm. J. Morton
Harry Midgley
John Colman
Jack Rogers
Dave Phillips
The
Holden Comedy Company
Denver Express
Colorado
Gilson Payne
Aft
Deadwood Dick
San Francisco
London
Mabel Payne
Countess of
Tynemouth
Rivermere
Hiram Garvey
Cool County
Wedding Ring Spurs a Chorus of Misread Signals
A bachelor Belton receives a letter from Percy Cresmer announcing his own engagement and asks for a wedding ring. A chain of misinterpretations with Miss Pauline Brooks and others leads Belton to race to Silverman’s for rings and to briefly face a wary Pauline before declaring his love. Gentlemen’s vanity and coincidence drive the plot to a rushed marriage plan.
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Mostman
Matilda
Nomova
Louis Durande
Percy Cresmer
Belton
Silverman
Helen
Pauline Brooks
Silverman's
Jones
Kimma
Nol
West
Mr. Jessup
Pauline
Regent Sr
Mr. Belton
Cresmer
Swirl of Society at Aquatic Club Lantern Feast
The Aquatic club will host a lantern feast Wednesday night at the Broad Ripple boathouse. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris have gone to Atlantic City. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinins visits Chicago relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Baker marked their 25th anniversary with 700 guests at their N. Clinorins street home.
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J. H. Harris
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Robinins
B. E. Foss
Chicago
Aquatic Club
Broad Ripple Boathouse
W. W. Baker
N. Clinois St. Nome
Kealing Not Fighting Trusts Says Indiana Attorney
Indiana district attorney Kealing has taken no steps to use the Sherman anti trust law against the steel trust. While the law requires enforcement, most government attorneys doubt its applicability to modern trusts, though Lew Wallace Jr. believes it does. Kealing admitted he has not studied the act closely enough to opine on its success in Indiana and noted no suit has been requested.
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A.S
Kealing
Steel Trust
Lew Wallace, Jr
Keating
Indiana
Sentinel Office Reform Demands Accuracy and Accountability
The Sentinel issues a bold order requiring strict accuracy from reporters. Local columns will be checked against other papers daily with investigations into any misstatements and staffers held responsible. A daily log of errors will guide management and editors.
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Sentinel
Rail improvements cut costs and shorten routes across multiple lines
Vandalia workers in Terre Haute band of 25. Pennsylvania bridge gangs repair the Eel River road hinting at operation of the Eel River branch. Knights Templar Indiana train line at Louisville. Union Pacific spends 15 million cutting grades and curves. Omaha to Ogden route trimmed by 30 miles with grades down to 43.3 feet and curves to 4 per cent. annual operating savings reach 200 thousand and earnings up by 1 million.
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Vandalia
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
Eel River
Indiana
Knights Templar
Louisville
Union Pacific
Omaha
Ogden
Bedford Morning Republican editor hints at unnamed marriage tale
Newspaperman Frank Hicks claims he wed Gertrude Flora Greife in Jeffersonville a year ago, canceling public disclosure per wire notice. Greife's parents dispute the account and deny knowledge of the marriage while she says they may be married.
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Frank Hicks
Bedford Morning Republican
Bedford
the Sun
Hicks
Jeffersonville
Gertrude Flora Greife
H. H. Greife
Miss Griefe
Louisville
Mr. Hicks
Indianpolis Military Band to Play at Fairview Park
Sunday afternoon and evening at Fairview Park the Indianapolis Military Band of 25 pieces performs. Broad Ripple hosts the Montani Brothers Orchestra for a separate appearance. A grand mid summer concert at Fairview Wednesday night features the band with a quartet including Lula Fisher Rea Behymer Homer Van Wie and J Russell Powell. Park lighting will enhance the event. Indianapolis visitors to the Pan American exposition are registered at Buffalo hotels Mansion J B Wood Staller s and Mr and Mrs W C Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Miltary
Fairview
Montani Brothers Orchestra
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis Military Band
Lula Fisher
Indianapolis
Buffalo
J. B. Wood
Staller
W. C. Nichols
M A B E E S Plan To Bring Factories To Indianapolis
Factory inspector MccAbee urges forming a large stock company of Indianapolis merchants and real estate men to build plants. Buyers would invest purchase money as profits reinvest, yielding double dividends in stock value and increased local sales. A single factory could generate 20000 to 40000 dollars for real estate men and merchants.
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Indianapolis
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al W. Martin
D. E. Lester
Valey Forge
Aera Narring
Gatti’s
Bill West
Gatti
She
John Mayer and Sons
Robert and
Harvey
Cincinnati
Sentinel Office
Railroads
Wr.Fenner
Fredonia
Keeley
Commercial Club
Plainfield
Ind
Joseph LeBrandt
Sue
Windiana
Odd Fellows
Crantes Downree
State House
J. E. McDoxaup
Indiana Oil Tank Line
Oliver and Hanley Sts
Indianapolis, Ind
Lilly & Stalnaker
Wash
M’abee
Inspector MccAbee
Ate Se and Awning CO
Washington ST
Ianie
Huntington & Page
E. Market St
Vonnegut’s
Pan-American Expositon
Buffalo, N. Y
SUN
N. Y
SUN Office
the Sun Pub. Co. Bio. Street
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