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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

7

The Mystery of the Yellow Room Opens Its Secrets

Rouletabille, a Paris journalist, is hired to solve the attempted murder of Mile Stangerson in a locked yellow room at the Stangerson chateau. Detected Darzac is suspected, but Rouletabille believes the killer is someone both know yet cannot name. A strange intruder is seen, then disappears as tense events unfold.

Paris Mrs. Stangerson Jacques Mille. Stangerson Joseph Rouletabille Epoque Frederic Largan Larsan Robert Darzac Mile Stangerson Sultty Darzac Rouletabille Stangersons Arthur Rance Chateau Milo Bernier Robert Mademoiselle Stangerson Monsieur Darzac Lar- Ban Roulethille Robert Darrac Monsieur de Marquet Rouletbille Monsieur Roulemabillie Monsieu Robert Darzac Darzarc

Rouletabille Probes Darzac in Stangerson Case

In a tense scene the magistrate confronts Robert Darzac about the night at Epinay sur Orge as Rouletabille, Larsan, and others witness the questioning. Darzac’s calm falters under pressure, and the magistrate signals possible arrest as the fate of Darzac hangs on the next questions.

Rouletabille Monsieur Robert Darzac Monsieur de Marauet Mademoiselle Stangerson Monsieur de Marquet Larsan Rouletbille Sylvia Monsieur Stangerson Stangerson Monsieur Darzac Monsieur Robert Darzac Moe Hepinay sur-Orge Epinay-sur-Orge

Irish Tenor Fiske O Hara Heads Grand Bill This Week

A bricktop with a voice and Irish charm propelled Fiske O Hara from Boston stage doors to operatic training. Now starring in Captain Barry vaudeville, he headlines at the Grand with Lady Nora McNamara actress Marie Guinn in a romantic eighteenth century tale of adventure and transformation.

Scanlan Boston Fiske O'Hara Billy Scan- Inn Bostonians Dion O'Dare Captain Barry India Glencariff Nora McNamara Nora Marie Guinn Mary Kyle Mr. O'Hara

Majestic Theater Exhibit Shows Upside Down Portraits

Joe Marsh, ex New York Journal cartoonist, presents an amusing stunt at the Majestic this week drawing upside down. Spectators watch as a frame is turned right to reveal a picture of MacGill's Percy Hallroom with its heartrending experiences from the Sinnin series about the Hallroom Boys. Marsh also offers a ten minute landscape of Mr Renier, noted for beauty.

Majestic Theater Joe Marsh The New York Journal the Majestic MacGill Percy Hallroom Hallroom Mr. Marsh Mr. Renier

Wonderland Hosts Novel Pitching Baseball Game for All

Wonderland debuts a quirky game where any spectator can pitch while a catcher and batter stand by a booth. Players take turns in innings at four for five, enjoying cigars as the crowd watches a panoramic painting. The season also features an airdome with musical comedies and a German village band concerts.

Wonderland Indianapolis Menvin Airdome

Manhood and dignity lift workers against employers

A meditation on how workers feel reduced to cogs in capital, the awakening of personal dignity, and the shift in employer-employee relations. It argues that recognizing workers as men and treating them with generosity can curb class conflict and keep society stable, citing a factory where 4000 staff work without strikes.

Japan China India Persia Yureavon

Druids Establish Permanent Home for Mistletoe Grove

The Independent Ancient Order of Druids at its last regular meeting appointed a committee to acquire a permanent lodge and clubroom for Mistletoe Grove and Oak Circle. The committee met at H. E. Negley's law office and elected L. J. Buckley president, W. E. Perin vice president, R. A. Wright secretary, and H. E. Negley treasurer.

Ancient Order of Druids Mistletoe Grove Oak Circle H. E. Negley Baldwin Block L. J. Buckley W. E. Perin R. A. Wright

The Higher Life Critique of a Selfish Aspiring Friend

A speaker criticizes a woman who preaches the Higher Life with books and quotes yet neglects ordinary kindness. He notes her lack of compassion for family and friends while she remains absorbed in aspirational reading and rhetoric, questioning the authenticity of her charity.

Land of Our Birth Hymn Pledge of Faith and Duty

A patriotic school hymn pledges loyalty to country and faith, asking guidance from God to build an undefiled heritage, govern self with steadfast truth, protect the weak, and cultivate forgiveness and love for all. It honors ancestors and civic duty.

Law and Shakespeare and the legal color in plays

The piece argues Shakespeare enriches his drama with dense legal phraseology and allusions, noting authorities like Lord Campbell. It asserts that legal imagery pervades the era’s stage writing and supports Baconian theory, while acknowledging broad dramatic literature also shares many legal similes.

Shakespere Lord Campbell

Dream of an emperor ends with a bill from the grocer

The speaker recalls a dream of ruling in luxury and power but awakens to Nora announcing the grocer requires payment today. The verse contrasts opulent fantasy with ordinary debt, ending on a practical demand for settlement.

Nora

Indiana man to drive in Glidden tour and Hower race

Rochester Indiana June 2 Paul Hoffman a local figure and husband of Lucia Smith Hoffman will pilot a 36 horsepower Pierce Arrow in contest for the Hower trophy and a 48 horsepower model in the Glidden tour The Hower entries close June 15 and the course runs from Chicago through Minneapolis to Denver

Rochester Ind Paul Hoffman Lucia Smith-Hoffman Chicago Minneapolis Denver

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By Gaston Leroux Rouletabillie James A. Russell Castoria Sears Grand Duchess Cyril Russia Grand Duke America Czarina DR. C. H. Parkhurst Lars Druids Winifred Black Ment Rudyard Kipling LAW and Shakespere Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N.Y Weing Ns Weari Man From Indiana Harry F. Champ Harry F. McCoy Marion County Louis A Barth Louis A, Barth Vonnegut Hardware. CO Washington Street Mass. Ave Victor Records Massachusetts Avenue Pearson Cut Price Drug Store A. Hoffmann Virginia Ave Atlantic City, N. J Atlantic City WN. J Dennis Ocean Front New Jersey Walter J. Busby Keystone Coal King Coal CO Blake St Shelbyville Greensburg Rushville Connersville
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