Hiawatha in Fairview Park Prompts Civic Reflection
The Indian Passion Play at Fairview Park drew crowds under Mr. Moore and Mr. Lloyd. The piece traces Hiawatha and Minnehaha, Nokomis, and Arrow Maker, contrasting mythic scenes with the cruel history of displacement by pale-faced civilization, ending in a moral plea on divine judgment.
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Getehe Manito
New Chorus Girls in Paree Show at the Carnival
Three new chorus girls join the Gay Paree show at the Moose carnival now playing eastern city choruses that disbanded for summer. The carnival runs daily with two new acts tonight including a loop the loop by Prof John T. Ruel and Legare's spiral tower, plus Capt. Jack Setag's mining camp show. The event funds the lodge hall on Walnut and New Jersey streets and runs through July 31 unless altered.
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Riverside Park Pleasures Invite All Seekers Everywhere
Riverside Ohio offers a blend of nature and culture with riverside scenery and a large arena for music boating fishing and sports. The article invites readers to enjoy the park’s art and leisure amenities including books hammocks and a tranquil retreat from daily toil.
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Bloomfield Homecoming Planned with Carnival
Bloomfield sets its home-coming for August 30 to September 4 with an accompanying carnival.
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Hoosier Colony Prospering in Oackatchewar
Loganport Ind July 24 William Witters reports from the Tramping lake district Saskatche wan that Cass county Hoosier settlers are prospering. The district is growing with Canadian Pacific railroad cut off planned this fall and Grand Trunk lines projected within a year. About 152 Cass and Carroll county people live near Scott in a Hart Community club area. Scott builds a $6,000 water plant as the town expands from an unplatted start a year ago.
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Kansas City loses opener in doubleheader to Columbus
In Columbus, Ohio, Kansas City produced the best hitting in the doubleheader but faltered in the first game due to three double plays, including one by Moriarity in the tenth. Columbus won in the twelfth after Dorner forced Kruger home. Links and Flaherty pitched varied innings as rain interrupted play.
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Caregivers tout 2004 box for week’s treatment use
Aged and drugged market buzz surrounds a Carecaret effort in 2004. Boxed treatments claim daily use for a week, promoted by a leading self care brand. The campaign touts wide consumer reach and potential health benefits while facing scrutiny over medical efficacy and regulatory oversight.
Wonderland hosts Vodlers and concert week after week
The Otto Fiechti Quintet of Tyrolean Vodlers remains at German Village Wonderland for another week with El Buen Concert company bringing Indianapolis talent. El Buen Septette led by Eugene E. Noel to perform wandola and Spanish offerings contrast Alpine singer Mrs. E. W. Lockinin. Elsie Williams Musical Comedy at Wonderland’s Airdome features Champagne and Oysters about a Puritan gentleman and his daughter’s suitor as the company prepares a larger chorus for its spicy show.
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Band at Fairview Park on Sunday Program Notes
Indianapis Military Lane presents a varied program at Fairview Park Sunday afternoon March. Selections include Reeves The Girl Question Howard Rock of Ages solo, plus Pique Dame and Parisian Stodel. Descriptive pieces feature The Night Hawk Zeer Galop and Sheridan's Ride. Sousa Die Waldkure and Honeymoon Trail appear among others.
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HIAWATHA to Be at Fairview Another Week
The great Indian passion play Hiawatha by Longfellow will be performed at Fairview park all of next week with additional Saturday night showings. Indians under F B E Moore’s direction present the poem with Clinton E Lloyd as reader. The natural amphitheater setting near the canal enhances the realism and has drawn thousands in Indianapolis.
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