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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1899

Page

6

Broxton Hall Fete Sparks Tom Broxton Love Plans

Tom Broxton returns to Broxton hall after Olivia Matthews’s eighteenth birthday party. He envisions proposing someday while navigating his guardian Mr Matthews’s wary stance. Olivia’s park garden party hints at a future marriage amid family tensions and wealth.

Tom “Broxton Jim- Foy Mastin Spillman Mar Tom Broxton Ben Tom Olivia Matthews Broxton Hall Col. ‘Broxton Ollie Seeny Jenee Westover Westover Clarence Srayne Broxtons Jess Fch Yawyer Matthews Tiprooklet Miss Mala Herith Thad Guardian Er’s Matthews Rufus Broxton Thomas Con Miss Westover Jeanne Mr. Westover Westovers Olle Olivia Mandeville

English's to Stage Runaway Girl Next Week

A leading touring musical comedy titled The Runaway Girl arrives at English's for next week’s shows with a starry company led by James T. Powers and Marie Celeste. The production, praised for lavish Daly-era spectacle, features a large cast, new scenery, and a Saturday matinee. Also scheduled is John W. Isham's octoroons at Park with 40-person company and Belle Davis headlining the opening sketch 7-11-77, combining music, comedy, and sensational thriller elements.

Augustin Daly New York Daly Daly's James T. Powers Evwybody Marie Celeste van Rennsalaer Wheeler Jeanette Towler Arthur Cunningham Rachel Booth George Lesoir May Baker Henry Stanley Maurice Abbey Joseph C. Fay Charles Ruthven Smith Spottiswood Aiken Frank Regis William Holly Joseph Cauto Miriam Lawrence Carolyn Gordon America Charles Frohman Miss Adams Juliet Jack Ruttledge Jack George Bainbridge Horton Moses Levi John W. Isham Belle Davis Hammerstein Victoria Smart Williams Brittons Hampton

The Grand Prepares First Costume Performance of The Lady of Lyons

The Grand theater readies a costumed production of The Lady of Lyons featuring Henry Kelker as Claude Melnotte and Carleton Macy in Beausant with Pauline played by Tiss Shannon. Enthusiasm runs high as actors debut elaborate period wardrobes and audiences anticipate a vivid 19th century tableau.

the Grand Lady of Lyons Menry Skolker Carleton Macy Kolker Woady Lyons Characte Pauline Tiss Shannon Claude Melnotte Henry Kelker Beausant Col Dumas Herman Sheldon

The Rounders Stage Show at English’s Friday Night

Dan Daly and company presented The Rounders at English’s on Friday night. The review calls it entertaining and tuneful though less musical than The Belle of New York with strong comedy. Daly remains funny and the Irishman and German musicians receive praise.

Rounders Dan Daly New York Daly FE. F. Carroll D. L. Don Paris

Vixen the theater dog wins Miss La Verne’s heart

A small yellow street dog named Vixen becomes the devoted Mascot of actress Miss Lucille La Verne. The terrier-like dog stays near her backstage guards her rooms and follows her to the hotel. Vixen is sent away but returns, and Miss La Verne refuses to part with him.

Lucille A Verne Vixen Miss la Verne Doggie Brooke Mr. Brooke

Sensational New Show Opens Three-Day Run at The Park

A new sensational act debuts at The Park with a three days engagement starting Monday afternoon at noon. The performance promises dramatic stage effects and a bold lineup designed to captivate local audiences.

the Park

Fashion notes describe gowns in three acts

The passage outlines three wedding and performance gowns: a pink crepe de Chine gown with empire waist and pearl embroidery, a white satin wedding gown with a low neckline and shoulder band, and an empire China-silk negligee with black net drapery spangled in silver.

Irish Patriot Preacher Sees Boers War Uprising

Rev Eugene Sheehy of Limerick tours the United States raising funds for a parish church. He says Irish sentiment favors the Boers, compares their 16 to 65 troops to daunting foes, and notes Dublin meetings, 4000 attendees, and a plan to send Irish volunteers and financial support to aid the Boers. He also critiques U S Philippine policy and warns England may strike if advantaged. He questions Anglo American alliances and Gibraltar at Vancouver.

Eugene Sheehy Limerick Ireland Occidental Withal England Thermopylae Jim Corbett Dublin United States Gibraltar Vancouver

Rough Rider Sent Up Havana

Lieut. Cossi a former Rough Rider bugler was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for manslaughter after being convicted for shooting a Cuban major a year ago in Havana on December 16.

Havana Lieut Cossi Roosevelt Rough Riders

Mission funding approved by propaganda for 1900

Rome reports the propaganda has allocated 25.2 million lire to support missions in 1900.

Rome

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local Endorsement

A U S newspaper item cites Indianapolis resident W H Heaven of 215 Minervast as praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from la grippe related kidney pains. He credits improved health after using the product from Henry J. Hyder drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole US agents. Endorsements from local customers are highlighted as persuasive proof.

Doom W. H. Heaven Minervast Dean Henry J. Hyder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Doan

Mayor employs Pinkertons over city council bribery fears

In Toledo on December 16 Mayor Jones, at his own expense, reportedly hired six Pinkerton detectives to shadow several council members amid accusations of bribery in municipal favors. The council granted a perpetual gas plant franchise to the Kerlin brothers and awarded a shipping contract to a traction company at an allegedly exorbitant rate, with threats of violence against some councilmen.

Toledo Jones Pinkerton Kerlin Brothers Traction Company

Wheat Crop Estimate for 1899 Declares Large Yield

The agricultural department reports 1899 U.S. wheat production at 547.3 million bushels or 12.3 bushels per acre. Winter wheat yields total 291.76 million bushels and spring wheat 255 million. Winter acreage seeded reaches 30,150,909 acres, about 200,000 more than 1898. Average condition stands at 97.1.

Washington Department of Agriculture United States

Woman Recovers Hat Stolen From Superintendent’s Wife

Mrs Kean wife of the Cumberland water works superintendent, recovered a $5 sombrero hat stolen last May. While walking Friday she saw the hat on a burly Negro and seized it then turned the man over to officers.

Cumberland Kean

Monument Fund Raised for Betsy Ross Birthplace

The American Flag House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association reports $15 231 raised in the past year for purchasing Betsy Ross birthplace and erecting a monument to Betsy Ross who made the first star spangled banner.

Betsy Philadelphia American Flag House Betsy Ross

Will Join the Boers Enlists Dallas Cavalry Captain

Capt. O. Pasa of Dallas and a 50 man cavalry troop have enlisted for Boer service. Capt. Paget is arranging transport from New York. They plan to leave Dallas by January 1.

Dallas Tex O. Pasa Dalas Paget New York

Pensions for Hoosiers list various named beneficiaries

A historical notice lists numerous pension allocations and adjustments for individuals across Indiana. Entries include original pensions, restorations, increases, reissues, and special allowances for named recipients in towns such as Berne Selma South Bend Orleans Etna Green Indianapolis Scottsburg Guilford Delphi Warsaw Evansville and more. Special Spain War survivor payments appear for William Kerr of Fort Wayne and others.

William P. Waldo Anders Francis M. Coterci Berne Benjamin F. Bush Selma John Finch South Bend John Pitsher Etna Green John Moore Orleans Jonn L. Moore Indianapolis Peter F. Newton Eckerly James Dygert Elkhart Mitten Davis Scottsburg Paul R. Hyatt Guilfore Thoms Stillions Ailen's Creek Lewis W. Tice Goodland Christian Esterhazy Portland Wiliam W. Payne National Military Home Pinckney Andersen Evarmsville Thomas BK. Outty Freeport Solomon Easy Thorntown Malinda C. Pilsher Etna Greer Maria Warnitg Seymour Delia M. Powell Point Isabel Dee William Carr Gather Rushville Jane Moore Garet Fagan Delphi Sade Warsaw Rhoda J. Goodman Terre Haute Ida M. Pigin Velpen Johanna M. FE. RaiJbow Evansville Spain William J. Kerr Fort Wayne

TATTLING WIRES AND CRIME REPORTS FROM FRIDAY

Gov Russell of Northartiina granted a respite for Reuben Ross of Lumberton to January 4 as he faces criminal assault charges. Green Pond Ala merchant P P Clarkspan was found dead in his store with a fatal throat wound. Giuseppe Risani escaped a New York boardinghouse fire and perished. The Paris exposition forestry exhibit will be housed in Cincinnati and needs 30609 funds. Henry C Landis Baltimore board of trade secretary died after leaping from a fourth story window.

Gov. Russel Northartiina Reuben Ross Lumberton P. P. Clarkspan Green Pond Ala Giuseppe Risani New York United States Cincinnati Henry C. Landis Baltimore

Laurel Wreath Makers See High Demand and Varied Wages

Huntington and Page employ about 50 women who craft laurel wreaths and cedar strips for Christmas at crowded tables. Some produce 150 yards daily earning fractions of a cent per yard, while wreath makers receive higher pay up to two cents per piece. Firms report strong demand this season with Cedar sourced from Wisconsin and Holly from Pennsylvania. best mistletoe from New Mexico and other goods from Alabama and Maryland.

Huntington & Page Huntington Indianapolis Wisconsin Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland North Carolina Tennessee Virginia New Mexico Alabama Florida

Morrow’s Kid Neoids Praised Across the Nation

Indianapolis buyers report strong kidney relief from Morrow’s Kidneoids with testimonials from John Butsch of S East Street about pain relief and renewed vigor. Boxes sell for fifty cents at Sloan Drug Co. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co., Springfield, Ohio.

John Butseh Chas. IE Pearson & Co S. East Street Morrow Sloan Drug Co John Morrow & Co Chemists Springfield Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Walworth Mr. Matthews THE GRAND the Rounders J. Henry Kolker Claude Melmotte Melmotte Channel Olney Miss Olney Pike Company Mrs. la Verne Lucille la Verne Ood California Pute Carter & CO Illinois Ind Indianapoli Morerow Calthos Io C. OD von Ooh Company Jules Laborde National Medical Board Europe Dresictia Stineke Gintener von Mohl Company Geen Eases
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