London Theaters Lag In Patron Convenience And Safety
Special to The Sun from London reports that West End theaters largely reject the electric carriage call, leaving patrons to rely on scarce cabs and hacks. Ushers are women, tips are expected for programs, and libraries control most tickets. Fire safety is stressed yet lax, with open flames still common on stage and crowded pit conditions.
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London
New York
London Police
Strand
Shaftesbury
Playhouse
America
Village blacksmith loses glory in shot put dare
In South Plainfield on July 1, Bill Hamilton, famed village blacksmith, fails to beat a mysterious intruder in the 12 pound shot event after boasting superiority. The challenger, Donald Fitzgerald of New York, declared winner after a playful contest, leaving local fans astonished and billing Fitzgerald as a strong, athletic broker.
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South Plainfield
N. J
Bil” ‘Hamilton
Samson
Bill
Zack Simmons
South Plainfield Serenaders
Bill Hamilton
George Washington
Gabe Johnson
Plainfield
Deacon Davis
Donald Fitzgerald
New York City
Fitzgerald
Dublin University
Cuticura Remedes Cited In Child’s Eye Ulcer Recovery
A Fulton Oswego family recounts five doctors failing to save their one year and a half old daughter’s eye from an ulcer. After trying Cuticura Remedies, the child improved within a week and the eye was saved from further damage.
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Doctor No. 2
Oswego
Frank Abbott
Fulton, Oswey
Calling Card Etiquette Guide for Men and Women
Rules on prefixes and titles for men and women in calling cards. A man uses Mr. unless he has a title. a professional man’s wife uses her full name, not Mrs. Dr or Mrs. Prof. A widow may keep her husband’s name or resume her maiden name. Unmarried women and girls should use prefixes on visiting cards. For joint gifts, double cards Mr and Mrs are used. Also an ad for Helen Byre cigarettes appears.
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Prof
Notices of liquor license applications in multiple Indianapolis wards
Four notices from Andrew Heinlein John C Volrath Jacob F Hess and Patrick Barton announce plans to apply at the Marion county Board of Commissioners August term 1907 for licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges Pool table notices accompany Volraths, Hesss and Bartons applications detailing business locations in Ward 3 Ward 12 and Ward 4 Center township Indianapolis Indiana with specific street addresses and building descriptions.
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Nereby
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts Avenue
Square 19
Massachusetts Aveue
Square 198
Indianapolis
Sam Greenwald
Board of Commissioners
Fifteenth Street
C. St. John West
West
Andrew Heinlein
Meridian Street
McCarty
Ray
Meridian Streets
John C. Volrath
Senate Avenue
Fatout
Fletcher
Jacob F. Hess
Northwestern Avenue
Joshua Langsdale
Add
Marion
Canal
James M. Jones
Severth
Washington Street
Ernst Washington Street
Philip Trietsch
Exchange Land Company
Leopold Weiss
Liquor License Applications Filed in Indianapolis Wards 7 and 8
Philip Trietsch of Center township seeks an August 1907 license to sell spirituous and other intoxicants in quantities less than five gallons for on premise drinking at No 1 Washington Street in ward 7. Leopold Weiss of Center township applies for August 1907 license to sell liquors in quantities under five gallons and to operate a restaurant at 936 Massachusetts Avenue in ward 8.
General Ordinance No 29 1907 on liquor licenses in Indianapolis
City ordinance outlines licensing for shops inns taverns hotels and other places selling intoxicating liquors within Indianapolis limits. Applicants must file with the city comptroller pay 1 filing fee and 250 license fee annual license issued after council approval with penalties for violations. Emergency clause sets immediate effect and two week newspaper publication. City Clerk James McN differently notarizes.
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Common Council
City of
Indianapolis
Comptroller
Isia City
State of Indiana
Marion County
James McNally
Indiana
James Mnulty
Free want ads offered by The Sun for vacant rooms
The Sun announces a free ten word rental advertisement service for vacant rooms for three days. Readers are urged to use the column to place short rental notices at no charge. The offer emphasizes convenience and openness for landlords seeking tenants.
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Sun
the Sun
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