New Year Vaudeville at Grand Park and Empire Shows
LA BELLE CARMEN troupe opens New Year week with W. C. Youngston’s Spook Minstrels and the Carmen performers led by Callahan and Mack, plus Lavinia DeWitt and others. At Park, Julius Cahn’s company with David Harum stars, while Empire presents Tiger-Ha and Havemann’s wild-animal act as the week’s big attractions.
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W. C. Youngston
Beaides
Carmen
Symnauts
Callahan
Mack
Freydo Brothers
Lavinia DeWitt
Julius Cahn
Plas
Mr. Willam
Reer
David Harum
Waylé Harem
Harnm
Polly
Mary Ylak
General Wolsey
BI Montalg
Peleg Hopkins
Empire
Campbell
Drews
Havemann
Spook Minstrels
LaBelle
Callahan & Hack
Freyda Brothers
Lavinia DeWitt Sullivan
Parquiena
Rooney Sisters
Kherns & Cole
New Bioscope
Trip to Palestine at Covenant Congregational Church
One of the youngest solo singers in the area will sing at the Bible school service at Covenant Congregational Church. Dr. Calvin Fletcher will lecture Sabbath evening on A Trip With Christ to Palestine, using stereopticon views for about 150 viewers. Sabbath services at 10 to 11 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening. Sag 26.
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Bible School
Covenant — Congregational Church
H. Market-at
Highland-ave
Calvin Fletcher
Christ
Palestine
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Tuesday
Predictions warn of an unfortunate birthday on January 2, 1306 with changes, travel, and disputes in business. An employee may lose a position and a child born that day in 1906 is described as unlucky and a source of ongoing trouble for parents.
Year End German House Maennerchor Social Ball Highlights
The city’s German house and Maennerchor hosted elaborate year end festivities with tableaux and musical programs. Carl Helm as Old Year and Emelia Grothaus as the angel of oblivion led a dramatic tableau while Tyrolean acts and choral numbers entertained guests. New Year’s greetings included a kiss tradition followed by dancing as youths in staging roles represented the new year.
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Carl Helm
Maennerchor
Madam Shotwell-Piper
New York
Emelia Grothaus
Max E Crich
Loutes Schulmeyer
Emma Schulmeyer
Gladya Dixon
Elsa Leachman
Fred Schulmeyer
Carl Pflenger
Otto Schlasel
Horace Spencer
Owen L. Miller
Robert Weber Moore
Colgate University
Hamilton, N.Y
Boys Given Good Advice at Indianapolis Club Talk
The Boys' club of Indianapolis heard Senator Beveridge speak on Sunday afternoon, urging nerve and the building of good habits. He emphasized avoiding bad habits, loving mother and country, and keeping busy. Afterward the club elected officers including President Paul Brown and Secretary George Traut.
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Boys’ Club
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Boy's Improvement Club
Az Fellows
Paul Brown
John Gorman
George Traut
Harry Weehcrat
Homer Steinhauer
Earl Broughton
Charles Steinhauer
Edward ‘Tottage
John Sprawl
Lawrence McMahon
Dr. Oliver B. Tart Sentenced for Murder of 10-Year-Old Irene
Special to The Sun Chicago January 1 Oliver B Tart former St Louis physician and scion of a prominent family was sentenced to 45 years in the Penitentiary after pleading guilty to the murder of Irene Klokow aged 10.
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Hart
Sun
Chicago
Oliver B. Tart
St Louis
Irene Klokow
Pleads for Sincerity at YMCA Meeting
The YMCA held a big meeting at English's Opera House with evangelist 8. A. Long of Dayton Ohio. He urged dropping bad habits and indifference and praised public figures for sincerity, citing Roosevelt and others. Next Sunday he will discuss Hungry People with a short orchestra concert and vocal solos.
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A. Long
Dayton
Opera House
Jerome
Folk
Hanly
Roosevelt
Long
Clara Vercare
Galo
Mise Gertrude Fugute
Sole
Negress Wounded In City Shooting
Anna Vorhis, a Black woman, was shot at midnight Sunday by her son-in-law Noah Dalton Dutton. At City Hospital, police say the shotgun discharge occurred as he fired a salute. Vorhis was wounded but not seriously. Dalton was arrested on a charge of shooting with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vorhis
Columbiaane
Noah Dutton
Dalton
Folk Pardons Three In Dughi Hold Up Case
Jefferson City Missouri January news reports Gov Folk pardons William Hathaway Herbert Donovan and Charles Coon in the C B & Q railroad hold up case from 1876. Spencer Burlington general solicitor and railroad leaders urged the action.
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Folk
Seeippa-McHae Presa Association
Jefferson City
William Hathaway
Herbert Donovan
Charles Coon
M. Spencer
Burlington
Road
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