George Siler to Be Referee for Gans Nelson Fight
GOLDFIELD Nev Aug 27 The atmosphere clears on the referee question as George Siler is set to officiate the Gans Nelson championship bout after Larry Bullivan withdraws objections pending Siler's integrity. The Goldfield Athletic Club meeting, while tense, resolved to have Siler as referee amid lingering club tensions and charges of publicity stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Goldfield
Nev
Siler
Gans Nelnon
Goldfield Athletic Club
Larry Bullivan
Gana
Vox
Eiler
Tam
Beatty
Tex
Rickard
Bullivan
Gans
Nelaon
Gridiron Club Burlesque Featured by Al G Field Minstrels
The Iron Club on stage at the English opera Trouee, promising amusement with Al G Field's minstrels presenting a Gridiron club burlesque. Washington's Gridiron club satire is adapted for a festive banquet frame with sketches and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greager
Washington
al G. Field
Munre
Gridiron Club
Originnia
Grand opens season with Motoring and vaudeville acts
Hoosier capital launches a notable theatre season led by Harry Tate's London players in Motoring. Indianapolis guests include Henry French juggle illusionist, Wille Eckstein pianist, Aurie Dagwell, Lillian Apell, Joe Flynn and the Rinla Comedy Four among others, with strong ties to Keith Proctor circuits and the New York Hippo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennon
Grand
Hoosier Capitol
Gensra
Anderson
New York Hippodrome
Indianapolis
Chnelanavl
Keith
Proctor
Seagon
Sharer Giegler
London
Henry French
Roof Gardens
Wille Eckstein
Finnist
Aurie Dagwell
Lillian Apell
Pretty Comedienne
Joe Flynn
The
Monologist
Wilson Brothers
Queen of the Arena opens at Park theater under Linton
The Park theater presented Queen of the Arena a comedy directed by Harry B. Linton featuring ponies and dogs. Linton supervises the company claiming a large cast and a brass band with an orchestra, promising a major production and a revelation for everyday theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Flald
Micatrels
Opera Hovar
Harry Tate
Park Theater
Queen of the Arena
St. Louis
Howard
Harry B. Linton
Linton
Ity
Barry Blinton
Raré
Mae
Marcy
Wonderland Vaudeville Week Shows Thrilling Acts and Free Concerts
Wonderland offers free vaudeville and open air bill with Peschkott troupe five Russians four girls one man and closing burlesque Lonesome Luke's Luck. Advance seats at Vox office begin. Count DeButz and Brother, Dean brothers, Claude Ranf on high wire, Palin's show nights, Arndt military band concerts. Baby show drew hundreds. crowds packed Sunday events as attractions and dances kept attendees warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peschkott
Vox
Wonderland
Count DeButz
Dean
Claude Ranf
Ugglery
Arndt
Miliary
Palin
Secnter
Hale
Avon dale Empire Theater to Open Week-Long Burlesque Run
Avonville Heights reports Oppenheimer's Fry Foster company returns to the Empire theater for a week starting Monday matinee featuring new specialties and a robust vaudeville lineup. The program includes Deall or in Merry Ole England, The Fay Foster company praised for stylish costumes, and acts like Mise Doicy Reler the Western Nightingale The McCall Trio the Nelaan Com Janes Stanley & Scanlon and The Great Cartoil. The Seaside Hotel burlesque closes the show with a breezy finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Oppenheimer
Fry Foster Company
Th Empire Theater
Andianapolia
McCall
Nelaan Com Janes
Stanley & Scanlon
Cartoil
Fay Foster Company
Zimmerman
Well band to open second half at Fair Bank
The famous Well band returns to Fair Bank for the second half of its Indianapolis engagement with matinee and night concerts on Monday. After a successful Danville show the group resumes its same program, with encore selections from director Well and a soloist carnival to continue at the recovery concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well
Fair Bank
Indianapolis
Bynday
Danville
Weil
Sunstroke and fever claim Rutledge at City Hospital
O E B Rutledge dies at 4 am Sunday from sunstroke suffered while working on a grain elevator near Beech Grove for Cleveland Grain Elevator Co. Post-mortem by Deputy Coroner E J Robertson indicates prior typhoid fever left him weakened and susceptible to heat. Relatives sought as hospitalized patient John Cook remains seriously ill but hopeful for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. Rutledge
City Hospital
Fay
Rutledge
Parnett Record Company
Minneapolis
Beech Grove
Cleveland Grain Elevator Company
E. J. Robertson
John Cook
Ja Wtill
Reverend Shaw to resign from Trinity Church
At Sunday service Rev. W. A. Shaw announced he would resign from Trinity Congregational Church citing a salary of one dollar as insufficient. He noted other offers and his role in the National Anti Cigarette League. future plans remain undecided and may stay in Indianapolis for the organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
W. A. Shaw
Trinity Congregational Church
National Anti-Cigarette League
Indianapolis
Boonville Marshal Kills Man After Threats
Special to The Sun from Boonville reports a municipal marshal shot and killed William Woods, a rumored troublemaker. Woods had been intoxicated and threatened the officer with an ax during a drunken carriage ride. The marshal surrendered his weapons to the sheriff and faces further service in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Bank for Italians opens private bank in Bedford
A new private bank will begin operations at Ted station in the quarry district of Bedford. The institution, named for Leniventence of native countrymen, is led by Mr. Reccu with Mr. Miglin, a Pennsylvania native, among its founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Phillipo Rovfea
Gayety Theater opens with Roble's Knickerbockers in Weahington
The Gayety Theater at Weahington and New Jersey opens Monday Sept 2 with Roble's Knickerbockers. Baltimore praise notes the company’s organization and vaudeville features including The Arrival of Prince Hoadji. Critics laud chorus dancing scenery and staging as magnificent and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jennings
Bob Jewsls
Chevity
Flo Eliott
Ben Nerf
William Cushman
Louise Bt Clair
Application of Cuticura Remedies
I am never without Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Last summer my skin broke out in July and worsened despite baths and other remedies. My hair fell out and my scalp itched constantly, especially at night. After four weeks of nightly baths and Cuticura Ointment, I improved and was entirely cured after four boxes. Hair stopped falling, dandruff disappeared, scalp stayed clean, and I continue using Cuticura on my face after shaving. D. E. Blankenship, 319 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.E. Blankenship
N. del. St
Temperance Fight Boosted by Rev Sam Small in Parreenth Ward
The Rev Sam Small joined temperance workers in Parreenth ward to oppose saloons. He addressed a large crowd Sunday afternoon at Success Hill and again at Lexington Avenue tent the same night, speaking on The relation of the Church to the Liquor Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
Parreenth Ward
Ife
W. Morridst
Lexington
Piiest
White City Pleasures Warm Evening at the Park
Visitors enjoy shade breezes and cool spaces at White City during the hot season. The triple eight ride, ballroom dancing, and popular Joop the Snap and chutes attract crowds nightly. Nature's park setting boosts the area’s appeal as a preferred recreation spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
Finch
Hunter
Nature Haa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siva
Marchants' Association
Farea
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan City
Laporte
Manitou Lake
Rochester
Cric
H. Everett Gtalls
East
George Siler
Idiron Club
Alg. Field
Grand Opera House
the Park Theater
Avondale Eeights
Empire Theater
Paqvans
Avondale Heights
de Areas
Zelda
Seeeres Haines
Hetker
Robinson Cruspo
Isle
Rooker
Remick
Yan
Jana
Lottis
Holtzman
Sojo
Ratgat Carnery
Haines Zarabo Zerby
Fair Bank Park
Wassons
Ossay
Valenes
H. P. Wasson & CO
Bank For
Gayety Theater
Chicago
Cctobrr Dist
Hel
Bat Mont
GR Falls
Mont
Missoula
SE SE
Wash
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
Vancouver
B.C
Northwest
Wraif
Tess Claude C. HM
Tray
Rage
Senth Clark Sr
Agen
Shiwanker
Wis
Toledo
Yia
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co
Indianapolia
Lebanon
Crawfordavilla
Lafayette
Irnio Feaven Tolegninom
Incinnati
Cincinnati
Acapine Owl CO
Lever
Jonah Gina
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Adams
Nts
Gayebety Theater
Washington and
New Jersey Sts
Hobid’s
Count de Burrang
Brothers de van
Claude Ranft
Cleas Vandevil
Benrtyeh
Willa Bekateis
Salve Costeds
Wilsea
Ch&d
Ullhoiset
R. P. Algeo
Tel
KEW
Wabash H del. Sts
Fay Foster Co
Malis
Winona Technical Institute
Indiana
Arthur Rose
Colock
Dia Enon Rose Optical CO
Successora
Ia Cullen Optical Co
Illinois Ts
Traction Terminal Ride
Indianspolls
Cincinnate Srp
Foronts
Oklahoma City
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
North Michigan
Mackinac Island
North
Petoskey
Factinaw
Neenera An
Pennertvania
Factianepalls
Union Station
Los Angeles
Ami Stopayere Tall Ticket Office
Bane
Wankingvan “Age
CEARK
A. P
Pennsylvania Lines
Dayton
Louisville
Jodienapolis
Avilin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!