Couple Weds On Stage At Oliver Theater South Bend
Elkhart, Ind, Feb 15 Mrs Lucinda Goodman and George Astlew of Elkhart wed on the stage of the Oliver theater in South Bend with audience present The groom an assistant wrecking engineer of the Lake Shore at Elkhart attended by Edwin Vail as best man and Miss Dolores Chase as bridesmaid The couple received a purse of 15 dollars
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Elkhart
Ind
Lucinda Goodman
George “Astlew
Oliver Theater
South Bend
Audiencs
Lake Shore
Edwin Vail
Dolores Chase
Free remedies claim cures for kidney and rheumatic diseases
A bygone advertisement promises free medical book and home treatment for kidney trouble bladder trouble and rheumatism. Dr Lynot offers a no cost trial, no obligation, with a list of symptoms to mail or coupon and requests letters describing the reader’s case to be sent to Dr Lynrovit in Chicago Illinois.
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Breais
Trank Lynrovit
Occidental Building
Chicago
Dazie and Afro American Acts Shine at Montreal Theaters
The Grand in Montreal featured Dazie in The Love of an Artist with a witty critic praising her poise and technique while Park Theatre showcases A Trip to Africa led by Madame Sissieretta Jones and a strong colored cast including Jolly John Larkins. William H. Turner headlines at the Majestic with The Sporting Deacon and previews of Under Southern Skies and St Elmo with Forepaugh. Colonial Theatre hosts Julian Eltinge the feminine impersonator in an elaborate act dialogue notes his growing fame and wardrobe splendor.
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Rand Opera House
Montreal
Dazie
Grand
Dazies
America
Bessie Clayton
la Petite Adelaide
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Africa
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Ark Theater Comedy Topic Faces Afro American Authors
The piece notes the fertile subject of Afro American life as material for American drama and comedy, highlighting the potential for Black authors to shape stage storytelling with rich cultural themes.
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ARK Theater
Real estate north trend to Till ON
Real estate promoter A B G Carter touts Indianapolis growth noting extensive plotting north from the state capitol toward Noblesville. He recounts a ten acre Dawson farm plot bought for 7000, sold for 10000, repurchased for 2000 and later resold with options, highlighting tripling in value over four years.
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Indianapolis
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Compar
Ralph Lemcke
Walter Johnson
Frank Sillery
Salamonie Dredging Delayed by Ground Freeze
Hartfort City Feb 4 With the ground frozen to about 16 inches the Hummer Construction Co under contract to dredge the lower Salamonie river from Pennville to near Montpelier encounters difficulty cutting banks The surface and banks from top to water line freeze to about 15 inches making earth removal hard and delaying work.
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Pennville
Montpelier
Pythians to Meet in Noblesville District Assembly
The annual meeting of the Tenth district K of P lodges will convene in Noblesville on Thursday February 17. Four counties Delaware Madison Tipton and Hamilton will have twenty four lodges represented with sessions in both afternoon and evening.
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Ind
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Madison
Tipton
Hamilton
Empire Theater to Feature Mankichi Troupe Before Tokio Voyage
The five Japanese performers of the Mankichi troupe from the Frolicsome Lambs company will depart for Tokio within weeks to entertain spring festivals ordered by the emperor. They have toured the United States for years under royal permission and are praised as among the country’s finest acts. Their barrel juggling and stop time dance set to Turkey in the Straw draw praise as sensational highlights.
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Empire
Tokio
Mankichi
Royal Director of Amusements
Turkey
After La Grippe Cure Claims and Aftereffects
A Seabrook New Hampshire resident describes prolonged La Grippe illness with severe head pains and sleepless nervousness. She credits Dr Miles Nervine Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills for recovery, noting friends also benefited and warning that aftereffects can leave the system weak and prone to pneumonia.
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Alvin H. Locks
Seabrook
N. H
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Advertisement Note
An old advertising fragment urges taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine to restore nerve strength. The snippet mentions trial bottles and a money back offer, though readability is incomplete with garbled names and stray phrases.
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Miles
Riknart
Richmond to host mass meeting by Young Men's Business club
Richmond Ind February 16. The Young Men's Business club will hold a large mass meeting to boost the city with luncheon at the Coliseum and speeches on city affairs. Hugh Chalmers of Detroit, an automobile manufacturer, is invited to speak. The club plans another fall festival.
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Richmond
Ind
Young Men's Business Club
Coliseum
Hugh Chalmers
Detroit
Sullivan Disqualified From 12 Round Bout In Danbury
Danbury Connecticut February 16 Dave Sullivan of Cambridge was disqualified for fouling Griff Jones of Philadelphia in the seventh round of a twelve round bout at the Danbury Athletic Club last night Jones led the early exchanges but Sullivan was ruled out after the foul
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Danbury, Conn
Dave Sullivan
Cambridge
Griff Jones
Philadelphia
Danbury Athletic Club
Jones
Franklin College Defeats State Normal 15 to 11
Franklin college beats State Normal 15 to 11 in Terre Haute with a decisive afternoon victory. Franklin led early and maintained the margin through the game, showcasing strong defense and effective offense.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Franklin College
State Normal
Newlyweds to Return to the Park Theater in March
The Newlyweds and Their Baby will return to the Park Theater for a three day engagement starting March 14. The hit production sold out completely in its prior run, drawing hundreds turned away each performance, and fans are eagerly snapping up tickets to avoid another rush.
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Playhouse
the Sun
College joins Giants in spring practice move
Sanford NC February 16 Will Temple formerly of the A and A college and last season with the Norfolk Virginia league team has signed with the New York Nationals and will depart tomorrow to join the practice squad at Marlin Springs Texas.
Deadly Wood Alcohol Kills Nappanee Man
John Howard, 60, longtime Nappanee resident who came with Coxey's army in 1895, drank wood alcohol in his Detrick block rooms and was found dead. Authorities note he may have intended self harm though ignorance of the poison’s danger is possible. Howard was a notable local character whose later years drew attention from residents including Rev. B. Early Parser.
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Nappanee
Ind
John Howard
Coxey
Detrick Block
Howard
Army
Rev. B. Early Parser
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