The Man of a Hundred Masks and a Broadway Murder Tale
A serial plot unfolds with John Joseph Armour, Lancelot Armour, and Margaret Armour amid a Black Hand threat. New York crossroads of theater, prior betrayals, and a dramatic discovery drive the story as Stella Gordon dies and suspects confront police. Zucchi and Carpmael scheme amid looming revelations awaiting continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Armour
Wall Street
Margaret
Tela Gordon
Alargaret
Oscar Hawkman
Stella Gordon
New York
Arthur Sacheverel
Jacob Carpmael
Julian Falconer
Mimi van Alster
Sir George Bassendyne
England
Mimi
Sir George
Bowery
Black Hand Band
Zucchi
Bassendyne
Margaret Armour
Giorgio
Lucian Falconer
Lancelot Armour
Lancelot Armouur
Dear Girl
Madison-ave
Armour
Joseph Sacheverel
Black Hand
Lucian Faulconer
Lanceclot Armour
Signor Zucchi
Columbus-ave
Spa
Zvechi
Radhi
John’ Joseph Armour
Lancelot
Sunday sermons and services across churches this week
Rev George D Adamson will lead Sundays Home Presbyterian sermon with theme God Revealed and Rev Fowler from Helena Montana directing chorus evangelistic services to run for two weeks. Rev L S Fisher will preach at Grace Church Indianapolis district and communion will be administered in the morning. Hon Martin A Morrison of Frankfort addresses Memorial Presbyterian Sunday evening on Men and Bible Study. Bishop John H Vincent to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Servier
Second Presbyterian
Owen Davi Odell
Roberts Park M. KH
Albert Hurlstone
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Choral Society
Ferdinand Schaefer
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
All Souls Unitarian Church
Wicks
Alliance Union
George A. Reinhardt
E. Groseclose
Morris
Seventeenth-st. Christian Church
William Wirthing
Central-ave. M. EB
Zaccheus
God Revealed
George D. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
Fowler
Helena
Mont
L. S. Fisher
Kokomo
Ind
Indianapolis
Grace Church
Unknown sentiment from Young's Magazine noted
A quoted line from Young's Magazine claims a girl should not feel hurt when a sweetheart cannot explain why he loves her, suggesting the lover does not fully understand his own feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Magazine
Birdie and Jay Nicknames Spark Playful Talk
Tess-May Guscher and her husband trade quirky nicknames calling each other Birdie and Jay as playful banter colors their day. A lighthearted exchange shows affection and humor in their relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
May
Guscher
Birdie
Jeas
Zucchi Makes a Deduction From a Grim Discovery
Margaret awakens Stella to find her unresponsive on the sofa with a piece of paper bearing the Black Hand. Believing a prank, Margaret touches Stella and finds her neck cold as ice, prompting a terrified retreat to the passage where Lucian awaits with a grim expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Lucian
Stella Gordon
Mrs. Brinch
Signor
Gaetano Zucchi
Madison Ave
Grand Union Hotel
Zucchi
Stella
Sical
Grape-Nuts Claim Improves Railroad Man Health
A railroader testimony credits Grape-Nuts food with curing long standing indigestion and boosting energy. He states appetite returned, seven pound gain, and elimination of indigestion after trying the product from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan. Read The Road to Wellville in pkgs There’s a Reason.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Koehne Seeks Republican Nomination For County Commissioner
George W. Koehne announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner of the Second district. He is a commercial traveler and treasurer of the Indianapolis Fire Extinguisher company. He belongs to the Commercial Travelers of Indiana, the T P A, the Marion club, the Commercial club, the Elks and the Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Koehne
Indianapolis Fire Extinguisher Company
The
Commercial Travelers of Indiana
Marion Club
Commercial Club
Elks and the Masons
Third Annual Meeting Of College Settlement Association
The third annual meeting will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in the new auditorium at 1726 Columbia Ave. Annual reports will be presented and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College Settlement Association
Columbia Ave
Sophomore groans over Homer translation rights joke
A light classroom quip features a Sophomore groaning about Greek homework and Homer, joking why translations weren’t reserved. The line plays on literary license and playful student frustration in a Transatlantic Tales vignette.
Independent telephone movement boosts Indiana communities
The Independent telephone movement in Indiana champions affordable, universal access, arguing the Bell monopoly harms social and business life. It cites widespread stock ownership, local ownership of systems, and thousands of residents supporting reasonable rates and service as key outcomes of a decentralized network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bell
Steel Trust
Moe
Patent Office
Hawks
Quarts
Telephone Trust
Tipton
Franklin
Lehehan
Figst
Independent movement pledges continued anti trust stance
Independents claim to have served the people by routing the trust and breaking its power. They call for ongoing cooperation and public support to prove that citizens need not be servile to any trust. The statement frames the movement as a lasting reform and a safeguard against corporate domination.
Man Hangs Self on Bridge Arch in Minnesota
Henry Allison, 45, risked his life climbing the steel arch beneath Minneapolis blue bridge in freezing wind. He attached a wire noose to a cross-beam then slipped over the edge and hanged himself, body found by skaters. Police and the coroner investigated the death believed a voluntary act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Allison
Steal Arch
East Arch
Alison
Ares
Whisky barrels lost overboard on vessel tale
A Colloquial note from the Cornell Widow describes eight whisky barrels tipping over the ship’s side. The quirky line suggests the loss was connected to the anglers or “soused mackerel” phrase, reflecting the paper’s humorous tone.
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Cornell
Indianapolis public works board plans multiple street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces proposed improvements across Senate Avenue Meridian and St Clair streets and related districts including resurfacing, brick paving, grading and sewer construction. Plans show widening and resurfacing to standard widths, curb resets, marginal stones, and water and gas service connections. A public hearing and remonstrance date is set for January 27, 1908 at 10 a.m. in the board’s office.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Indianapolis
Miter
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Il Board
Hutton
Senate Avenue
Seach
Sir Anvil Street
Twenty-First Street
Founda Frour
s-Emgineen
Penth Street
Sinte
Meridian Street
Cuata Street
Sixteenth Street
Vermont Street
Clair Street
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-Third Street
Columbia Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Lewis Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Lnear
Fifteenth Street
ST. CL. . Street
Highland Avenue
Nowland Avenue
Gale Street
Nowlan Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public Work
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Old Prospect
Samuel J. Levierson
Jewish Charity Federation
South Meridian Street
DR. Wechsler
S. E
Delaware and Ohio Sts
Norvich Delaware
Orie
Business College
H. D. Vories
Ohio St
Postoffice
King Coal CO
Blake Street
Best
Bryce Baking CO
E. South St
Nts Sellet
Shank
Washington St
Armstrong Laundry
J. P. D. John
Greencastle
Broadway M. E
First Baptist Church
Taylor
Ephesus
Asia
Jesus
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's
A, M. Lodge
Stansfield
Meridian St. Methodist Church
Thrilling Story OF
Hazen Lynch
Conkle
Reacn Oail
A.G. S. Brubaker
Central Ave
James McGune
Mercer
Jersey City
N. J
Andy Cathartic
Ser Ae
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Strom
Spring Street
Ohio Street
Walnut Street
Noble Street
New York Street
Sail Alley
Siley
Ais
New Yorkk Street
Spring Steet
Spring Stret
Othe Conan O
Michi
Kenter
Amd
Roach
Norpnw
Anam Ti
Angee Street
ST. Clair Stret
Tenth Street
St. Clair Street
Roanoke Street
Roanocke Street
Gulf Street
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