Pope of Simple Lies on Life in Vatican Daily Routine
A richly worded portrait of Pope Pius X from Rome, detailing a life of extreme simplicity and routine. The article describes his day from early morning prayers with aides, through audiences, meals, study, and a preference for modest living, ending with the pope’s charitable gestures and limited extravagance in wine. It blends reverent tone with curious anecdotes on his accessibility and demeanor.
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Pits II
Rome
Holy Father
Vatican
Pope
T Ravers
Monsignor
Bressau
Per‘ini
Clutpel
Muse
Milix
Pius
Jim
Monsignor Bissiti
Iifidel Turkes
Sroolke
Piedmont
Pierlmont
Indianapolist Liquor License Notices 1907 Ward by Ward
Citizens and voters in multiple Indianapolis wards receive notices that license applications will be made to Marion County Board of Commissioners in March 1907 for selling intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, detailing exact rooms, street corners, and lot boundaries for each proposed business location across wards 1 through 15, including names such as Fred Riomnickel Henry Krammank, Maurice Nonneley, Oscar Hinnenkamp, Thomas Gardner, and others.
Amusements notes on Wonderland and Bertha thrillers
The page details forthcoming Park Theater shows including Victor Herbert and Glen MacDonoughs Wonderland inspired by Alice in Wonderland with a large cast and elaborate scenery. It also reviews Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl a Park Theater thriller noted for its brisk action, suspense, and entertaining musical turns by Busch Devere and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Victor Herbert
Glen MacDonough
Julian Mitchell
Little Chip
Mary Marble
Bertha
Curtetia
Park Theater
Vaudeville and Park Theater Reports Bright Shows
The bill features Cohats and Savages acts with strong performances by Zabell and Vernon Elizabeth Murray and the Five Savaggis plus ventriloquist A C Duncan and singer Bertha Allison. The Smart Set touring company brings The Black Politician to the Park with S H Dudley leading. Audience praise and vivid musical comedy mark the week at both venues.
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Indianapolis
Charles J. Crats
Zabell and
Vernon
Elizabeth Murray
Savaggis
A. C. Duncan
Charley Harris
Bertha Allison
the Park
S. H. Maudley
Hodges
Wlaunchmere
Alberta Ormes
Jennie Hiiman
New York
Bertha
Edith Browning
Addie St. Alva
Katzenkopf
Harry Forest
Tom Jennings
Willie Robards
Henry Buckler
Archibald Stubbs
Egg price barter turns into sherry offering tale
A bartender questions egg value and the basket count. A Jew quotes twenty five cents per dozen with thirteen eggs in the basket. The bartender offers twenty cents plus a first class drink for them. The Jew agrees and requests sherry and egg as the drink.
New York Stars at Gayety deliver steady week’s start
The New York Stars present an entertaining first half of the week at the Gayety with strong singing and solid laughs. Comedians Charles Ransom and Lloyd Hoey keep a lively balance, while Maryland Tyson shines in two burlettas with a winning smile and sweet voice. The olio features Harry Wright whose serious recitation The Pace That Kills rises to dramatic effect before fading into a restrained finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Ransom
Lloyd Hoey
Maryland Tyson
Olio
Harry Wright
Mr. Wright
Miss Marie Richmond at the Empire
An Empire theater card mentions Miss Marie and George Edward performing in Richmond with a humorous note from L A Lawrence about lifelong meat and fish eating yielding strength or weakness, contrasted with swimming ability.
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L. A. Lawrence
George Edward
The
Empire
Colonial Belles at Empire theater charms audiences
Colonial Belles opens a three day vaudeville at the Empire theater featuring The Great Vulcan who lifts a horse by a chest harness and bursts a large chain, with George Falk and Rose Carlin adding songs and sketches. L.A. Lawrence, Marie Richmond and George Edwards perform burlesque and comedy numbered acts with a bright monologue by Charles Robinson.
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Vulcan
George Falk
Empire Theater
Charles Falk
Rose Carlin
L.A. Lawrence
George Edwards
Marie Richmond
Charles Robinson
Mr Hopkinson at English's Possibility and Fate
A fragment hints at a quotation about inevitability and regret, referencing Mr Hopkinson at English's. The line suggests a resigned acknowledgment of what has to be and what could have been.
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Mr. Hopkinson
English's
Mr Hopkinson farce reveals cockney rise to wealth
A brief review notes Carton's farce Mr Hopkinson presents a cockney character who rapidly gains wealth and social ambition. Dallas Welford's portrayal as Mr Hopkinson is highlighted as unusually painstaking and detailed, offering both amusement and instruction.
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MR. Hopkinson
Carton
Dallas Welford
Hopkinson
Clerk Rewarded With Lighter Work Duty Adjustment
The president praises a devoted clerk Mr Packhorse for a decade of steady service. Supervisors acknowledge his exceptional effort and grant salary increases while proposing a lighter workload. The clerk expresses gratitude as he moves to a desk near the window.
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Mr. Packhorse
Cure a Cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
One day treatment advertised with a money back guarantee from Druggists. Each box bears E. W. Grave’s signature and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grave
Distilled Water Ad Promotes Office Cooler Convenience
An ad urges readers to order a brand new office cooler with distilled water at 40c for a five gallon demijohn. The Pure Distilled Water Company advertises a new phone number 2177 and an old line Main T78 for orders.
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Pure
Accordion Dress Plaiting and Local Notices
Room 8 Odd Fellows Building announces accordion dress plaiting. Buttons recovered. Kingston makes specialty of all whisky. Celery-Vesce for the nerves and Gayety Buffet claim best in the city.
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Odd‘Fellows’ Building
Penn
Kingston
Notice of liquor license and pool table privilege in Center Township
Michael Garvey gives notice to the city and Twelfth G Ward that he will apply for a license to sell intoxicating liquors malt and vinous in less than five gallons at a room on ground floor fronting north on Washington Street Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana in a one story frame building near northeast corner of Main Know as 540x200 feet and will also seek pool table privileges in the same room for the ward and city of Indianapolis.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Wabash Street
Indianapeli
Albert F. “Faring
Merton County
Senate Avenue
Blake's
Indianapolis
North Street
North
Edward Bottoms
Board of Commissioners
West Street
West
Pearl Streets
Outlet No
Outlet 149 Gold
Terry and Robinson's
Subiivision
Alar County
Trelian
Board of Commissioners of
Marion
New York Street
Merritt and Coughlin
Outreat No
John W. Craeb
Marion Coun
Indianola
Board of Counts Commissioners
Ashington Street
Washington Street
Indianapis
Tidiana
August H. Haffner
Warne Township
Tylinna
Morris Street
Set
P. H. Jameson
West i Street
Frank HU
Nereog
Wathingien Street
Breville Avenue
Picken & Loftin
East
Samuel Gelman
Sity
Mariana Creunty
State of
Nineteenth Street
Trama
S. A. Fletcher, Jr
Frank Hegarty
Fifteenth
City of
Wayne Township
Warman Avenue
Walnut Street
Wacker
Haughville
Joseph Baker
State of Indiana
Southeatern Avenue
Joseph IX
Sharpe
Woodside
Nasianapolis
Southeastern Avenue
Elmer B
Citize
Indiumrpealis
State of Inda
Otheir Minerel
Indiana Avenue
Attenstringer
Samrre
Fred I Ruomnckel
Oty
Venter Loawrshin
Henry Kramcman
Nereby
Twelfth 2
Jt. Ron County
Board of Cowsure
Lisinrs
Wade
Weameky Avenue
Mearstand Street
Kentucky Avenue
Maryland Stremote
Orien
Kentucky
Tadianapolis
ED Castan
Seventh Ward
Townshin
Marvin County
Pennsylvania Street
Wabash and
Pennsylvania Streets
Bridke
Square Ts
Niliana
Denison Hotel
Maurice Nonneley
Board of
County Commissioners
T. W. Phipp
Springdale
Oscar Hinnenkamp
Srbeerber
Ludianapoli
Wayne Townshin
Mierion County
Hallars
Ketcnam's Place
Michigan Street
Felson
Sam Rom
John Gaitst
Initiena
Emety Commissioners
Madison Avenue
Schroeder
Suh
Bestrathead
Ares
Fred Gerdts
Oleman
Holman
Hauchville
Thos. Gardner
Delaware Street
Ontiol
MecCariy's
Gottlieb
Notich
Indianapola
Board of Unty Commissioners
South Street
Senace Avee
Antiat
Terry & Robinsn
Millrian County
E. Fennelt
Cen- Ter
West In & Park
East Tenth Street
Adams’ Sub
A. E. Mietcher
Trdianapolis
Marion Pennty
Terth
Dorman
Gaid Hoard
Harry W. Eifert
Inbimanella
Boar of Commissioners
State of Indians
Noble Street
Jor 6
Jor
Hughey
Outlet SS
Idiana
Nobfe Street
A. W. Kirschmer
Indianapalis
McCarty Street
McKernan & Pierce
James O Duffy
Indianapola Center Township
Fletcher Avenue
Fletcher
Marten County
Beard
William D. Dalton
Tereby
Citizens and Voters Co
Indianopolis
Board
Stumach
Ceneter Township
Indianapolia
Senter Township
Michael Garvey
Board of Commssioners
Rom
Prespect Street
Cottage Grove
Prospect Street
Center Town-Nip
Marion Country
Bernhardt van Jelgerhois
Alabama Street
North Alabama Street
Thomas Crawford
Indianapolis License Notices for Liquor and Pool Table Privileges
Two notices from Indianapolis residents seek March term approval from Marion County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in specified rooms. Bernhard Van Jelgerhois and Thomas Crawford request restrictions and pool table privileges in premises on Prospect Street and North Alabama Street respectively, Center Township, Marion County, Indiana.
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Tithe
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Howard Sturge
Lord Gawthorpe
Elinor Foster
Duchess of Braceborough
Olive Temple
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