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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
2
The Grand features Ed F. Reynard a ventriloquist with a new production set in Hicksville including a police station and firehouse. A comic car chase and talking scenes animate the stage culminating in a rattling finish praised as the best ventriloquial act yet.
A historical notice promotes Pyramid Pile Cure for piles. It offers a free trial by mail, urges avoiding operation, claims the cure reduces inflammation and symptoms, and notes a 50 cent price at drug stores. It refrains from medical claims beyond the ad copy.
Fill out the blank lines with your name and address and mail to Pyramid Drug Company at 240 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan. A free sample of Pyramid Pile Cure will be sent by mail in a plain wrapper. Street City and State.
George Lashwood performs a full one man show at the Colonial with witty songs and stage presence that engages the audience. Next week the Colonial features the Marimba band described as a national musical sensation built by a father and five Central American brothers. Empire Theater presents Wine Woman and Song, a bright humorous production with elaborate costumes.
Four year old John Serteman of Shelbyville Indiana was struck by a Shelby streetcar at South and East Streets Wednesday night. He suffered no serious injuries and was taken to the Traction Terminal station where he was placed on a car and sent home.
At the Board of Safety meeting, Sergt Homer Larsh resigned and several promotions followed. John McCarty became sergeant, Elmer Stoddard became patrolman, Frank Anderson promoted to sergeant, A C Schafer named desk sergeant, John Mullin promoted to detective, Kruger to captain, Charles Dawson to plain clothes patrolman, and Martin Haley to plain clothes officer. Debate over who will be captain of the detective department continues, with Kinney supporters citing a savings habit as moral leverage.
Charles S. Cummings, a Boston broker, was found guilty on larceny and uttering forged notes in connection with a forgery ring that produced notes totaling $1,185,000. The verdict was delivered in Boston on February 3.
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