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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
3
Stoessel was found guilty of surrendering Port Arthur to the Japanese, a decisive wartime case with implications for naval personnel conduct during the siege. The verdict outlines the actions leading to the surrender and potential penalties under military law.
Gabrielle, a beautiful dancer spoiled by cadets and society, rises on a wave of wealth and admiration in New York. She ignores affection, chasing princely lords, until a hospital setback and shifting fortunes force a hard reckoning. Old millionaire Donald Murray reappears, offering wealth and marriage, and Gabrielle faces a turning point as troubles gather and friends drift away.
The new drug poslam, discovered a year ago, is claimed to cure thousands of chronic eczema cases and other skin ailments. A fifty-cent size is now offered alongside the regular two-dollar package, with samples available on request from Emergency Laboratories, New York City.
Theaters announce a full week of attractions including Sis Hopkins at Park, If I Were King by Forepaugh at Majestic, The Thoroughbreds at Empire, and a big Big Theater Party by Central Supply. Richard Golden leads next week with A Case for Divorce. Galletti monkeys and a star cast headline a varied vaudeville bill. Rose Melville continues Sis Hopkins while Cecil Spooner headlines two plays The Uiri Raffles and The Dancer and the King. Forepaugh stock stages In the Bishop's Carriage with Spinney and Nance Olden. Empire offers Pretty girls and song.
The performance features graceful dancing and improved routines by the Burlesques company. Comedians Harry McCoy and Joe Howard headline in Maloney the Mayor and a Taste of Forbidden Fruit, with strong vocal numbers by Marie Richmond and George Betts. Notable acts include M le LaToska the contortionist, Henry Le Clair, the DeNette Sisters, and a German comedy duo Joe Howard and Gussie Linder. Josie Flinn and the Dancing Mitchells also entertain, though crowd applause varied.
St Louis Feb 20 Missouri pardon attorney Thomas Speed Mosby told the Citizens' Industrial association that child idleness is as critical as child labor for crime prevention. He cited criminology data showing many criminals are young, with most reformatories housing those lacking work. He urged educating 311 to work, stressing duty to society and labor as liberty's law.
Eddie Chambers was beaten in every round by George Gunther in Philadelphia on February 21 at the Broadway Athletic Club show. Chambers had been sick for weeks and had recently cancelled a scheduled bout with Jimmy Gardner in the city.
Dialogue shows Mistress Bridget teaching a method to deter tramps by using the word carpet, causing them to flee. The scene features maid and mistress in a humorous exchange about sanitation and social conduct.
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