English's vaudeville season at Indianapolis stages
The article lists acts at English's Grand and Empire theaters in Indianapolis including The Park shows The Bells The Pledge of Hon s Napoleon the Great and others. It highlights Mrs Robson headlining vaudeville with The Saving of Mrs Shay and Thomas Shea performing The Bells with a dramatic portrayal of Mathias, the murderer, at the Park theater.
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Indianapolis
Werden
David Proctor
Balladiste
Mars
Lwartenberg Rothers
the Carter A
Stuart Robson
Waters Company
Shaw
the Park
Thomas E. Shen and Company
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Otnells
Cardinal Richateu
Napoleon the Greate
London
Grand
Edmund, Day
Shay
PANK
Thomas
Shex
Messrs
Nixon & Inte
Merman
Pyx Strong Company
Park Theater
Mathias
Elf
Shea
Balladists at the Grand lls before
The program features Charles Prelle and his talking act, noted as a winter season highlight. Also billed are The Three Seldons from Berlin and a lineup including the Empire segment with Pugsy Braves and a marine guard, delivering a varied stage bill with witty interludes and musical novelty.
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Charles Prelle
Legacy reception hints at Corsican ties and annuity gifts
Michael Class leads a fragmented account of legacies tied to a Corsican clan with small payments from a recently deceased German. The piece notes local steps to confirm the bequest and mentions family ties, an American tour, and an exhibition titled Triple Kejinks featuring reproductions and sculptured figures. It also alludes to London Gaiety Girls and a program including singers Kelly and Violette.
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Michael
America
Newman
Cheisthin Close
Iit N. State
At Dy
Kelly
Violette
Empire to Open With Gaiety Girls and Fitzsimmons Fight
The Empire opens Monday with the London Gaiety Girls performing alongside a staged Fitzsimmons OBrien fight presented as animated pictures. The program features the Glad Band and the Pons Balet assisting the event.
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Pons Balet
The
Empire
Three Wives In New York End Flight For Edward Vogel
Edward Byron Vogel, a Brooklyn dentist claimed to have three wives in New York, was jailed after a court session where two wives testified to desertion and bigamy. The Ladies spoke of his habit of marrying anew as each wife learned of another wife. Magistrate Baker set bail at three dollars. Vogel could not post.
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New York
Byron Vary
Gnis
Morrisania
Edward Byron
Bat
Vogel
Koward Byron Wesel
Byron
Fiat
Ninth-st
Brooklyn
Currie
Miss Rieder
E. Visser
Bronx
Voxel
Maritania Court
Imad
Ida Vogel
Ida Elvers
Miss Hieder
Dany
Cerores
Dee
New Durham
N. 1
Tre
Garrie Kean
Mer
Cuese
Whey
Baker
Bigamy
Merchants Aesociation of
Indianapolis
Ind Nanapolis
Association of
Merchants' Association
Xi E. Washington St
Columbia National Bank
Bevery Line
Merchamish
Nerchanup Association of
Indianapolia
Cite
Merchants’ Association
Aid for the Jews Meeting at Mansur Hall
James O Neal of Terre Haute addressed a Mussey meeting at Mansur Hall on Sunday night appealing for aid for Jews in Russia. The convention was held to observe the Russian massacre that sparked the current revolution. Similar gatherings occurred in other cities.
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Mansur Hall
James O'Neal
Terre Haute
Russia
Dyspepsia Cure Advice Warned Against Abuse
A dubious health note warns that relying on weak and improper methods to cure dyspepsia is ineffective. The fragment argues against improper therapy and stresses the need to strengthen the stomach to restore function. The wording is garbled and resembles a stray advertisement or medical tip from an old column.
Why No Flowers In Congress Opening
Washington reports a tradition broken as Congress opened without desk flowers. Speaker Cannon influenced the change, angering readers who recall the New York Democrat Timothy D. Sullivan find his desk blank while others bore bouquets. A mysterious design titled late Ajar appeared as a dry-eyed House watched the change.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Timothy D. Sullivan
New York City
Sullivan
Ilka
Two Railways in Bitter Warfare for Ferry Terminals
Two large railroads clash over ferry terminals on Oakland Bay as Western Pacific and Southern Pacific-Santa Fe contend for shore access. A federal injunction halts a bridge project and guards patrol the contested right of way amid lawsuits and armed sentinel camps named Camp Bendtin.
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Thy
Qakland
Pacitic
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Opera Monson
United States
Oakland
Ishney
Pacffic
York Caapamice Matini
Westen Pachtir
Camp Dendtin
Western Pacific
Wort
Western Paci
Westerner Who Chokes Wolves and Plays Piano
Col John Abernathy, a deputy U S marshal for Oklahoma, is praised for speed and wit. Born in Texas, he trained cowpunchers, eloped with his master's niece Jessie Pearl, has five children, and could become U S marshal for Oklahoma if the president supports his candidacy.
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John Abernathy
United States
Oklahomia
Col Abernathy
Texas
Syrael
Jessie Pearl
Celonel
Oklahoma
Abernathy
Deau Man's Family Loyally Defends Marks After Murder
Friends and relatives of Paul He Marks, found shot near the Draver and J and W railroad tracks weeks ago, contest claims he was involved in trouble over a married woman. Sisters and brother, plus a cousin, spoke with detectives and police denying any bad conduct and praising his church membership and reputation in Columbus.
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Pail He Marks
Draverat
Marks
Missy Kersh Marks
C. C. Marks
Pitman Grove
N. J
H. G. Clay
Bray
Metzger
Clay
Marke
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Major City Outfitters and Dry Goods Firms Listed
A long list of local retailers and manufacturers is named, including L. B. Ayres Co., Gerritt Archibald & Co., Badger Furniture Co., D. H. Baldwin & Co., Swain & Co, Wa. H. Block Co, Bobbs-Merrill Co, Feeney Furniture, Iske Bros, H. Lisber Co, Charles Mayer & Co, Saks & Co, The Star Store, L. Strauss & Co, Vonnegut Hardware Co, Julius Walk & Son, H. P. Wasson & Co, and others, covering dry goods, clothing, footwear, furniture, carpets, upholstery, houses, and accessories.
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L. B. Ayres & Co
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
Nishings
Wa. H. Block Co
Bobbs-Merrill Co
John D. Brosnan
Southlnois Street
Feeney Furniture and Company
Albert Gail
Charles L. Hartmann
Carpats
Iske Bros
Paul H. Krauss
Mon’s Ter
Enhbn Tailoring Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marott
H. Lisber Co
Charles Mayer & Co
H, Messenger
L. E. Morrison & Co
New York
People’s Outfitting Co
Rink’s Cloak House
Saks & Co
the Model
Qutfit.tere
Ctives
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Star
L. Strauss & Co
the Eagle
Taylor Carpet Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Julius C. Walk & Son
H. P. Wasson & Co
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Nic Tan
Thomas E. Shea In “‘the Bells
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Longswnarf
PB Co
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Oklahomm
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Jerry A. Mathews
Colorado
Washington, D. C
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