Ten Million Heiress: Girl Who Eloped Inherits Fortune
Roberta Buist de Janon, 17, heir to about 10 million from grandfather Robert Buist the seedman, after eloping with waiter Frederick Cohen. Father Ferdinand de Janon remains distant. Roberta is with a governess in California amid family estrangement and sensational coverage.
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Philadelphia
Roberta Buist de Janon
Robert Buist
Buist
Miss de Janon
Ferdinand de Janon
East Twenty-fifth Street
Miss Delanon
Frederick Cohen
Bellevue-Stratford
Chicago
Cohen
Roberta de Janon
California
License Refused Residence Number For Frank McCaffery
County commissioners refused a liquor license for Frank McCaffery at 919 Fort Wayne Avenue after findings that the address was a private residence. Remonstrances from Dennis Donovan of 3028 South New Jersey Street and Michael O Connor of 50 South West Street will be heard by the commissioners Wednesday afternoon, signed by residents of two neighborhoods.
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Frank McCaffery
Wayne Avenue
Dennis Donovan
South New Jersey Street
Michael O’connor
South West Street
New Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Results
A new remedy named D M F claims to cure rheumatism gout lumbago and neuralgia with guaranteed results in ordinary cases. Testimonials from C T Watkins of Warsaw NY describe rapid improvement within days. The medicine sells for 1.00 per bottle with six bottles for 35.00 and a money back guarantee. distributors listed in Chicago Indianapolis and other cities.
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C. T. Watkins
Warsaw
N. Y
Medicine Co
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
Indianapolis
Weber Drug Co
Washington
Twinets
Birk’s Pharmacy
Meridian
Ohio Streets
Waddell & Walterhouse
Massachusetts Avenue
Delaware Street
Charles W. Wichrodt
Union Railroad Station
J. W. Reisbeck
Fountain Square
J. J. Mosany
West Michigan
Oliver P. Withers
Oliver Avenue
Dr. Z. V. Rawlings
Washington Street
Harry Borst
Wast Tenth Street
BE. G. Mueller
East
Hippodrome vaudeville and drama headline bill
Amusements listing notes a busy bill at B. F. Keith's Grand with Fannie Ward and Thomas Coffin Cooke presenting Paid in Full a powerful drama. Majestic showcases Arvine Benton players in a Goethe Faust rendition. Colonial offers good vaudeville led by Lottie Mayer diver. Empire Burlesque provides additional content.
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Hippodrome
B. F. Keith
Fannie Wardo Park
Thomas Coffin Cooke
Arvine-Benton
Goethe
Lottie Mayer
Empire
Magnitude Hippodrome show at Murat theater this week
The Hippodrome touring company brings three New York spectacles to Murat theater with 600 staff and twenty five railroad cars. "Pioneer Days" "The Ballet of Jewels" and "A Trip to Japan" promise superb stage pictures unseen outside New York.
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Murat Theater
New York
Japan
Messrs. Shubert
Nicola Gerson
Berlin
Germany
Sioux Reservation
South Dakota
Huder’s
Old stage manager praises Arvine-Benton Faust at Majestic
Henry G Davidson, once a stage manager for Louis Morrison, praised Arvine-Benton players after Act One of Faust at Majestic theater. He lauded Louise Dunobar as Marguerite and enjoyed the performance. A dinner followed, and next week the company will stage Rip Van Winkle by Joseph Jefferson.
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Henry G. Davidson
Faust
Mr. Davidson
Arvinue
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Lottie Mayer Tops Colonial Vaudeville Bill This Week
Lottie Mayer the diving queen headlines the Colonial vaudeville acts this week. She learned to swim at six and has stayed active for eighteen years, performing about twelve dives including the standing and back somersaults and a new dive called A Trip to Chinatown. Mayer comes from a Swedish family of swimmers and divers. An amateur performance after the show Thursday features a Riverside Beach star attempting to duplicate Mayer’s dives.
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Lottie Mayer
Chinatown
Miss Mayer
Riverside ,Bathing Beach
Miss. Mayer
Miss Qoliga Orloff Joins Cozy Corner Girls at Empire Theatre
Miss Qoliga Orloff a leading Cozy Corner Girl at the Empire theater this week, a young Russian with stage presence and a good soprano. She previously performed as a band soloist with top bands and now teams with Miss Anna Yale in an alio act. Both are praised as two of the best gowned women on the burlesque stage with Parisian wardrobe imports.
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Qoliga Orloff
Empire Theater
Miss Orloff
Anna Yale
Has One of Two Pleasant Parts Has One of Two Pleasant Parts
Indianapolis audiences like Emma Brooks and Jimsey Smith in Paid in Full at the Park. Management sources say playgoers discuss Jimsey’s future and Emma Brooks’ role, with many leaving hoping she will marry Jimsey as the author explains Walter’s letter freeing Joe Brooks from his debts and paying him in full.
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Eugene Walter
Philadelphia North American
The
North American
Emma Brooks
Jimsey Smith
Eugene Walter Plat
Jimsey
Walter
Joe Brooks
Capt. Williams
French-Canadian girl Hattie Le Blanc freed in Cambridge case
Hattie Le Blanc is declared free by a Cambridge jury after testimony about her possible role in the 1909 Glover laundry shooting. The trial considered if she had opportunity or was seen near the crime scene and questioned whether she fired the shot that killed Clarence Glover.
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Hattie le Blanc
Irene
Lilian le Blanc
Clarence M. Glover
Waltham
Glover
Hattie T.e Blanc
Hattie
United Hebrew School of Indianapolis Organized
Jewish congregations formed an association Tuesday night at Meridian and Maxylanu streets to establish the United Hebrew School of Indianapolis. Officers elected include Samuel Pinkelstein as president C H Median as vice president M A Rabinowitz as secretary and I C Clener as treasurer.
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Meridian
Maxylanu
United Hebrew School of
Idianapolia
Samuel Pinkelstein
C. H. Median
M. A. Rabinowitz
I. C. Clener
Roosevelt speaks at New Haven banquet in empty Baldwin chair
Former President Theodore Roosevelt defends radicalism and outlines a pragmatic program as he addresses the New Haven chamber of commerce banquet. He praises labor legislation, urges state and federal regulation of big firms, and emphasizes equal opportunity while noting Baldwin’s vacant chair amid political tensions.
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New Haven
Conn
Col
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Taft
White
Frith
Chamber of Commerce
Republic
Baldwin
Col. Roosevelt
Yale
Tsam Ullman
Chamber of Com
Taft names Edward White for Chief Justice post
President Taft selects Edward Douglass White as chief justice to succeed the late Fuller. White, born in Louisiana, served in the Confederate army, studied at Georgetown, and practiced law before becoming a sugar planter and Louisiana state senator. He chaired the Louisiana supreme court, led the bar, and later served in the US Senate and on the US Supreme Court for sixteen years as the oldest active justice under seventy. He is described as in full health and vigor.
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Washington
Edward Douglass White
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Fuller
Senate
White
Louisiana
Ft. Gibson
Georgetown College
Supreme Court of
Louisana
Senate of
United States
Mereland
Yale Leaders Named in Regional Affairs Panel
President Hadley of Yale Secretary Anson Phelps Stokes Jr Chief Justice Frederick B Hall of Bridgeport former Gov Kt S Woodruff former Gov P eC Lansbury and Mayor Frank J Rice named to regional affairs panel as part of civic initiative.
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Merce
Hadley
Yale
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr
Frederick B. Hall
Bridgeport
Kt. S. Woodruff
P. Ec. Lansbury
Frank J. Rice
Teddy in Boston
Col Theodore Roosevelt spent Wednesday and will spend Wednesday night in Boston. He delivered the William Belden Noble lecture at Harvard Wednesday evening. He arrived at South Station from New Haven and went to the home of Judge Francis Lowell for breakfast. He will be a guest there Wednesday night after attending a Harvard overseers meeting.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
William Belden Noble
Harvard
South Station
New Haven
Chamber of Cammerce
Francis ©. Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Harvyard
Watch Firm Sues Marott’s Store Over Patent Infringement
The Ingersoll watch firm of New York files in federal court against Marott department store in Indianapolis alleging a patent and selling agreement violation. The suit stems from a cost sale of Ingersoll watches and seeks damages equal to all profits, estimated at 5000 dollars, plus an injunction.
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R. H. Ingersoll & Bro
New York
Marott Department Store
Indianapolis
Ingersoll
Tire theft leads to prison sentence in eriminal court
Earl Sloss was charged with stealing two tires valued at 50 dollars from Jaquelin Holliday on West Delaware Street. Special Judge William T. Brown presided as the case went before the court Wednesday, and Sloss received a sentence ranging from one to eight years.
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Jaquelin Holliday
Delaware Street
Earl Sloss
Eritinal
William T. Brown
Indian boy injured after disturbing horse
Special to The Sun. Hershel Flora of Columbus Ind 14 year old suffered a bite through the right forearm a broken nose many ears and bruises after disturbing a horse Tuesday police report notes the incident occurred in the city entails injuries but no further details are given
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Columbus
Ind
Hershel Flora
Indianapolis Man Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
William Horn of Indianapolis filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court on Wednesday. The filing lists assets of 400 dollars and liabilities of 75 4 dollars.
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William ©. Horn
Indianapolis
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Noble
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Mich
U. Meee Ee Te
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Moving Picture Machines
King’s Air
Waneee
Kestner
Lyman Brothers
Saturda
Bloom
LIN Matinee
Matinee Daily Grand Opera House
HAL Stephens & CO
Pringle & Whiting
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Fannie Ward
Prof. Addale
Zou Circus
Harry Atkinson
Corinne Francis
Anna
Iva Fay
Miner’s Bohemians
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