Vaudeville Nights and May Robson at English's
The program lists Francis Macmillen the violinist at English's Wednesday night and May Robson in The Mountain Climber on Thursday. Other acts include Francis Wilson in The Mountain Climber, Louis James in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Junie McCree in The Man From Denver, the Kitabanzei troupe, the Four Harveys, and more vaudeville offerings daily afternoon and night across venues Park Empire Gayety. Francis Macmillen is highlighted for sensational reception in New York and Boston, with Chicago critics praising his debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Macmillen
Francis Wilson
Louis James
Junie McCree
Denver
Four Harveys
Park
Dublin
Empire
Star Show
Harry Bryant
May Robson
Francis Wison
Comedienne
Old Empire Theater
Charles Frohman
New York
Boston
Middle West
Chicago
Marys Miracle Cure Story of a Drunkard Saved
A former drunkard recounts his life and a wife’s role in salvation through Dr Haines Cure. He describes a trial sample given to him by Mary and how it led to sobriety, calling it a modern miracle. The piece urges wives and mothers to act by using the coupon to save loved ones from degradation and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Haines
Free Treatment Coupon for Dr Haines in Cincinnati Ohio
Parcel reads an offer to fill out a name and address on a coupon then mail to Dr J W Haines at 9556 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio. The promise is a remedy to cure drunkenness that can be mixed in tea coffee or food and will stop drinking without the drinker knowing why. It mentions books and testimonials claiming many have been saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
London
St. Ave
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Temple Chambers
BE. C
John R. Brooke
Fl.c
FCS
United States
Canada
Grand Mogul violinist praised in review
Frank Moulan is hailed as the era’s finest violinist with flawless technique and pure tone. The Kitabanzais bring a costly, ornate European tour act to America, while the Four Harveys dazzle with sensational English wire-walking tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moulan
Kitabanzais S
Tokio
Harveys
Old Homestead on Twenty-First Annual Tour at Grand
Denman Thompson's Old Homestead returns to town on its twenty first annual tour with a capable company and scenic splendor. The Grand presents four foreign acts including the Kitabanzai troupe of Japanese jugglers and equilibrists, the Kochly Brothers from the German Stage, the Kehhlys from Berlin, and a delightful singing offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Homestead
Denman Thompson
New England
Harvesters
Kochly Brothers
Kehhlys
Berlin Winter Garden
Wonderland at the Park and other vaudeville acts
Foreign vocalists and acts from across Europe enliven the Park program with Wonderland and Under Southern Skies, plus While Frisco Burns, The Thoroughbreds Burlesque, and high class burlesque at the Gayety. The season features top performers, scenic spectacle, and vaudeville stars amid a thriving international stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tennessee racing bill passes lower house unanimous vote
Special to The Sun reports Tennessee racing and racetrack gambling restrictions cleared the lower house on third reading by unanimity after Senate approval. The measure heads to Governor Patterson, who is pledged to sign it, ending Tennessee racing venues. The piece notes theater plans like Salome being removed from stages amid the Thaw trial coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Senate
Patterson
Bryant's Extravaganza at the Gayety
Edna Barrie stars at the Gayety with Bryant's Burlesquers beginning Thursday for a Bryant's Extravaganza show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
the Gayety
Edna Barrie
Quiet Wedding of Vogue and Adair at Home
Vasco G. Vogue married Miss Addie M. Adair in a small Tuesday ceremony at the bride’s home 1933 Dexter Street. Reverend H. C. Clippinger of Edwin Ray M. church officiated in the presence of a few relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasco G. Vogue
Addie M. Adair
H.C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. i. Civirch
Senate passes Mock bill on bribe deals in grain and rail
The senate approves the Mock bill making giving bribes by grain dealers and taking bribes by trainmen a misdemeanor. An amendment removes the jail sentence from the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vanderbilt Cup Race Likely To Be Held In United States
Special to The Sonn reports strong movement within racing bodies in New York that the next Vanderbilt cup race will be staged in the United States. The Automobile club of Tale favors saving the race in this country as the French club declines official participation, with the German club apparently aligned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Club
Tiale
French Automobile Club
United States
Murdock Named General Manager of Regional Traction Rail
Samuel Murdock will succeed J McM Smith as general manager of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Traction Railway. He resides in Lafayette and the manager's office will remain in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Murdock
J. McM. Smith
Chicago, South Bend and Northern Indiana Traction Railway
Mr. Murdock
Lafayette
South Bere
Will Care For Her Annuity Granted For Life
Olive Logan will be cared for for the rest of her life by Lady Cook formerly Tennessee Claflin. An annuity has been settled upon Logan by Cook, ensuring ample funds for all her future expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Logan
Lady Cook
Tennessee Claflin
Union Eggs and Butter Crate Sparks Labor Suspicion
A Kansas farmer shipped to the Chicago Federation of Labor a crate labeled union eggs and butter containing 2 cents and a dozen firkins of butter. Union men, wary of solidarity, sense possible double meaning and are suspicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chicago Federation of Labor
A Reasonable Plea For The Stomach Tablets
A Victorian advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. It claims the pills supply essential digestive agents, stimulate gastric glands, and restore normal digestion in weak stomachs and intestines. The note cites chemical scrutiny, asserts harmlessness, and urges purchase with free samples via F A Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St. E. C
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaims Strong Economy Claim
An advertisement boasts economy from Hood's Sarsaparilla noting a bottle lasts longer and does more good than any other medicine. It asserts only this medicine offers ten doses for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Moore Bill Failure Sparks Senate Debate on Saloons
A split 28 to 28 vote defeated the Moore bill aimed at shifting proof burdens to saloonkeepers in remonstrance hearings. Senators Moore Farber and others argued for tougher temperance measures while Slack and allies urged a broad amendment to deem remonstrance signers genuine unless sworn otherwise. The division reflected deeper tensions over radical temperance tactics and ballot integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Farber
Hill
Slack
Yeans
Beardsley
Bowser
Crumapacker
Tarher
Goodwine
Fanna
Hawks
Kimbrough
King
Metallum
Mattrosdy
Mork
FE. E. Moore
J. T. Moore
Moss Jd
W. Parks
Springer
Stephenson
Strange
Nays
Benz
Bland
Cavins
Cox
Durre
Forkner
Gomerman
Huge
Kirkman
Inistier
Whittinger
Lane
McCain
McDowell
Orndorf
F. Parks
Patterson
Teurson
Pelzer
Ranke
Roemler
Strisenburg
Tyndall
Carl Wood
Will Wood
Applications for License in Indianapolis Wards 11 and 15
Notice from THOMAS MULEINE cites intent to apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in two Indianapolis wards. The first premises fronts East at the northeast corner of Fast and McCarty streets, and the second at 2621 West Michigan Street Canfield’s addition in Canfield’s addition. Pool table privileges also requested for both locations.
Notice to Sell Liquor in Indianapolis Wards 13 and 3
Albert A Tomlinson and Robert Sloan announce applications to the Marion County Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. Tomlinson reports a Washington Street address in Ward 13 Mount Jackson area. Sloan cites Senate Avenue address in Ward 3. Public notice of their requests to operate tavern style establishments and to obtain table privileges accompanies the filings.
License to Sell Liquor and Pool in Indianapolis Ward Six
Martin J. Murphy gives notice to Sixth Ward voters of Indianapolis that he will apply to Marion County Commissioners at their March term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption. The business location is 558 West Washington Street, a first floor room in a three story brick building facing Wellington Street. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Center Township
Board of Commissioners of
Marion
State of Indiana
Fuet Long
Fast and
McCarty
Stavens’ Suh
Indinnapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Mast and
Wayne Township
Board of County Commissioners
Michigan Street
Canfield
Haughville
Citv
Marion Muiny
Thomas Muleine
Washington Super
National Road
Mecunt Jackson
Indiananjwis
Herviis
Mount Jackson
West
Washington Street
Albert A. Tomlinson
Eltv
Judientaas Hix
Center Townehin
Marion Columiv
Mediana
Mheie
Amfareh
Sixteenth Street
Senate Avenue
McKernan
Block Os
Drake
Mar County
North
Robert Sloan
State of Indians
Wellington Street
Beard
Rity
Marian Taunty
Ilinois Street
Court Street
Squire Ba
Witty
Illinois
Chias
Powell
Undianand
Indlana
Alfred
Engslisn Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Centar Township
Macrion County
English Avenue
Wardt
Herapy
Board of County
Busi
Madison Avesnue
Madison Avenue
Lincoln Lane
Woodruff
B. F. Morris
Tue Dianapolis
Madigan Avenue
H. Meyer Tnoticke
Elise
Pasridian Street
Suritoad Oon
Meridian Street
Meridien Amt
Wisteansin
Drake's
City of Indianipolis
Chris Imbr
Imdiuiaport
Inbar
Board of Deaty Commissioners
Tadianiunolis
Arian County
Martin Schwartz
Invitation to use The Suns help column for ten words
A notice invites readers to utilize The Suns wanted help column to charge for ten words, three dara, outlining how to submit concise requests and the service scope in brief terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Applications for License Notice in Indianapolis Ward Eight
David Winkler seeks a license from the Marion County Indiana Board of Commissioners to sell intoxicating liquors for consumption on premises. The business location is a first floor room in a frame structure on Fort Wayne Avenue at South Yenth Street, Butler's Addition, Indianapolis Center Township. Winkler also requests a pool table privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerby
Indianapois
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
MM County
Fort Wayne Avenue
Yenth Street
Butler
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Pavid Winkler
Notices of liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards
A collector of public notices lists applications to the Marion county Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various Indianapolis locations. Names include FRED NIEMEYER, T TYNER, CHAS. POWELL, THOMAS SCANDO, H. MEYER, FRANK CREATING, CHRIS IMBR, MARTIN SCHWARTZ, GEORG A REMVE, and MAXWELL A. PATTON. Addresses span English Avenue, Maryland and Alabama Streets, Meridian Street, Madison Avenue, and more within Center Township. Applications also seek pool table privileges in the same premises.
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward seven
A notice states that Myers will seek a license from Marion county authorities to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities for on premises at the southeast corner of Market and Alabama streets, Indianapolis Center Township, Marion County, Indiana in ward seven.
Notice to Sell Liquors in Indianapolis Center Twp
Notice states John J. Rytler applies to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the March term 1247 for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities up to one gallon for on premises consumption. The business location is a front room of a five story brick building on Washington Street near Senate Avenue, Center Township, Indianapolis. Rytler also seeks restaurant privileges for the same property.
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Washington Street
Senate Avenue
Squire No
Indianapolis
Center Township
Merion County
Indiana
Ream
Barreont
John J. Rytler
Notice of license and pool table privileges request
CHAS YAUCH gives notice to citizens of the Eleventh ward Indianan Wis Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Marion county for a license to sell vinous malt liquor and liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights in a room on East Washington Street Ward 17 and to also seek pool table privileges in the same room at the address in Seidensticker et al. subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianan
Wis
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Washington Street
Seidensticker Et al
Inesiamipolis
Marion Counts
Indiana
Notice to Citizens in Seventh Ward on Liquor License
Notice to the citizens and voters of Indianapolis Seventh Ward that Henry Victor imposes a request for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons in a front room 22 by 52 feet, located at the southwest corner of Noble and St Clair streets, with pool table privileges to be applied for in the same room. The building fronts Noble Street and sits at the nest of 77 feet on Noble Street, in Gillespie's subdivision.
Notice of liquor license and pool table at 122 East Ohio Street
Center township Marion county Indiana notices a license request for selling intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on site consumption. The business is in a basement hall at 122 East Ohio Street Ward 7 Indianapolis occupying a 18 by 49 feet room in a four story brick building. Also notices pool table use and approval at the March term 1907.
Indianapolis Fourth Ward Liquor License Notice
Frank Reck of Indianapolis asks Marion County Board of Commissioners at the March 1907 term for a license to sell intoxicating beverages in less quantities than a gallon at 3 3x83 feet room on Capitol avenue north of Fall Creek. The frame building sits in Center township near Illinois Street in section 24 township 1 range 4. Authorized by local subscriber notice in WNO TICK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heruny
Indianapolis
Board of Coins Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Capitol Avenue
Notch
Fall Creek
Ilinois Street
Tuecinnapolis
Center Township
Ami Bnown Wi
Frank Reck
Notice of liquor license and restaurant permit in Indianapolis
Karl L Monnincer gives notice that he will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the March 1907 term for a license to sell intoxicants in quantities under 12 gallons in a room facing Ohio Street at 42, 44 and 46 West Ohio Street in Center township Indianapolis Ward 6. He also seeks restaurant and pool table privileges for the same room.
Notice of liquor license and pool hall in Indianapolis ward
Neil E. Lenaghan announces his intention to apply to the Marion County Board of County Commissioners at the March term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors for on premise consumption in a room 18 by 42 feet fronting east on Illinois Street within a two story brick building on lot 12 square 7% in Center Township Indianapolis. He also seeks pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nereby
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion County
Tllinois Street
Indiana
Tincis Street
Asma
Neil E. Lenaghan
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Rearly
Kone
Dr. Haines
M. L. Hubbard
Chicago Tribune
George Ade
Bulalie Jensen
Percy Aronson
Peggy
Paris
Wellville
Pga
Julian Mitchell
Glen MacDonough
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Lght Opera
Lititz Chip
Mary Marble
Joseph M. Galtes
Lottie Blair Parker
Lower
Louisiana
South
Frisco Burns
She Park
Larest
Lincoln J. Carter
Frisco Burne
Park Theater
Rises Burns
San Francisco
Carter
Mile
la Toska
Enntortionist
Blanche Washburn
Josie Flynn
Cunningham
Douglas
Niblo
Riley
Laurent Trio
Eturope
Thursby
Gayety
Harry Bryants
Albert
Marion & Thompson
Bank & Newton
Edna Berri
Billy K. Wells
Comedia
Carmody
Martha Haberman
Bush & Eliott
Murdock
Legislation
Albert Lentz
Martin J. Murphy
Scriber Heros
Idinanapolis
Marior County
Induina
Cress
Indianapol
Shelby Streets
Fred Niemeyer
Pleventheb Werd
Tadtinaport Center Township
Endiina
Toom
Nort
Maryland
Alabama
T Tyner
Intsiv
Ctty
Indfanapolis
Noticu
Pine Street
Hrisik
Nabtes
Outlet
Ping Street
Teorgh A. Remvetter
Alarten Counety
Maxwell A. Patton
Yoof Indinapalls
Inter Township
Cammussioners
Market Street
Alabama Street
Alabama and
Market Streets
For &Ia
Market Vas
Alabama Streets
Myer
Nottle Street
Noble and
St. Clair Streets
Noble Street
Gillespie
Mittel
Heard
Henry Victorm
Traiana
Eouth
Ohio Street
BE. M
Hhereon
AL County
Indianat
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