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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
3
A medicinal notice warns that kidney and bladder disorders cause many deaths, urging early action. It promotes a home remedy with buchu and balmwort, claiming fast relief and cure by regular dosing. The ad stresses prompt attention to early signs and warns of neglect.
In Terre Haute Indiana on February 10 Mollie Tuller a noted saloon keeper and gambler was buried with notable pomp. Her funeral featured a long procession of hired carriages and music with all available cabs occupied. Reports say she held substantial life insurance.
A party will be given by deaf mutes, Indianapolis division, No. 22, of the N. F. S. D., at the BE Market street temple, on Saturday evening, February 12, between New Jersey and East Streets. The deaf and their friends are cordially welcome. There will be contests for prizes and an elaborate time is anticipated.
Permits are issued for 24 new houses by Southern Lumber and Central States Lumber on Rural Street and Eastern Avenue north of St. Clair Street with each house priced at 2,0990 dollars. James T. Shimer to build six houses at 32,000 dollars each on Kenwood Avenue north of Thirty-sixth Street. H Lieber Company to construct a storeroom on EB Washington Street between Liberty and Noble Streets for 12,000 dollars.
Hubert H. Keller, owner of White's and the Annex restaurants, takes charge of the Bates hotel at the corner of W Market Street and the circle, previously operated by Harry M. Wiggin. The Bates will be run on the European plan. Also notes August Belmont's Nursery stud first foal: chestnut filly by Rock Sand out of Genevieve.
Miss Valerie Bergere headlines vaudeville with new one act plays in her Grand tour, including Billie’s First Love, backed by a strong company and varied scenes. At the IAREK Theater the Smart Set presents His Honor the Barber, a three act musical with Dudley starring, set across Pimlico, the bayou, and the White House. The Joy Rider debuts at the Park, and Majestic hosts Girls and Under Southern Skies, two Southern dramas from Forepaugh, praised for charm and dramatic power.
Crowds attend the ARSION performances not only for the entertainment but also for the attraction of Miss Cora Livingston. The world champion wrestler offers a novel exhibition that captivates from start to finish, presenting athleticism, beauty, strength, and grace in a revolutionary display of physical culture.
Madrid Faep March 19 Count Tattenbach the German ambassador to Spain died today from pulmonary inflammation.
Francesca Redding stars in the farce sketch Honora at the Colonial Theater where she plays an Irish cook swept into courtly roles to amusing effect. The bill promises a quarter hour of continuous humor as a muscular British suitor complicates events. Next week Julian Eltinge headlines. The Empire Theater hosts Sam Jacks burlesque act, long tied to the variety era, with a record drawing company.
John Maguire, once owner of the Kilmaigen farm in County Down, bought under the Gladstone act. Facing foreclosure in 1910, his son Jimmie, now in Morris County New Jersey, plans to sail home with funds to redeem the mortgage and wed the girl who has waited nine years.
A burglar prowling nine Bronx spots around Webster Avenue tried for tools and cash. He failed at Adolf Koch’s saloon when Bill the tomcat guarded the register and demanded a password. After stealing small sums and items, the thief fled after a failed attempt at another stop.
John H. Lausen, a saloon keeper, loses sixteen dollars and spends a day repairing a cash register after a burglar targets Adam Glaub’s saloon at 18314 Webster Avenue. Two bulldogs bite the intruder, who then flees to Mrs. A. Reith at 1307 Clinton Place, where a parrot bites and a threatening exchange ensues, prompting a police report. TheBron section notes locals question funding for police, preferring cats and dogs at low cost.
Indiana figures Goschenour former state senator dies of heart disease Wednesday evening. Bedford clairvoyant Hall fined ten dollars jailed thirty days for defrauding Lena Harper. Marion grocer Pettiford robbed of fifty dollars by two youths. LaPorte deaf Buck killed by Lake Shore train en route to furniture factory. Terre Haute to host Indiana G A R encampment May 5 26 and 21. Evansville Fred W Fisher dies on train in New Mexico during health trip. Richmond police service recommendations filed by Bureau of Municipal Research.
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