Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Promises Expanded Historic Pageantry
Buffalo Bill's Wild West returns with real Indian chiefs and Col Cody leading horsemanship. New features include a football on horseback game, reinforced troops, and enhanced animal acts. The exhibit travels from St Louis and seats are limited with two shows on Monday.
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Ica
Far West
Buffalo Bill
Haveeen
West
Wild West
Col. Cody
Bill Cody
Summit Springs
Annie Schafer
Ray Thompson
Joe Bailey
Soes
London
Crystal Palace
Hberal
Europe
Old Country
la Cirque
Texas
Maud
Cain
New York
Raucer
Burffalo Bill
Buffalo Bills Wild West
Rough Riders
Mondy
St. Louis
Incendiary Fire Damages Two Barns In City
Early Saturday fires of incendiary origin damaged two barns. One at 27 North East Street was found burning shortly before 1 AM. A second blaze at 1529 Broadway involved a shed roof set alight, though Mr. Conrad’s automobile in the stable remained unharmed.
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J. H. Liesenhoff
East Street
O. J. Conrad
Broadway
Mansfield Transferred to St. Paul Swiss Consulate
Washington reports Robert Mansfield of Indiana, then consul at Lucerne, has been reassigned to the St. Paul Switzerland consulate with a salary of 4500 dollars per year.
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Washington
Robert Mansfield
Indiana
Lucerne
St. Paul
Switzerland
E-C Girl Still Occupies Attention
Reporters quote passersby praising the E-C Girl advertising stunt as highly effective. The piece notes favorable reactions to the food product with households commenting on improved breakfast habits and family enthusiasm for E-C.
Biller thanks God for saving him from rope
In Chicago on June 13 Herman Billek, condemned for the Vizal family murder, awaits a U S Supreme Court appeal granted by Judge Landis. The stay of execution brings relief. Billek, Father O Callaghan, and cheering crowds respond as his family learns the news.
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Chicago
Davies
Herman Billek
Vizal
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Billek
Father O'Callaghan
Herman
Gerat
Cleveland
Jerome to Crack Down on Poolrooms Following Raids
New York reports 14 arrests for alleged anti race track gambling law violations. Police Commissioner Bingham orders all available officers to Gravesend race track. District Attorney Jerome vows imprisonment rather than fines to end poolroom gambling, a move hailed by horse owners as racing gambling nears an end.
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New York
Bingham
Gravesend
Jerome
Breaks Pledges Reform and Returns to Old Ways
Earl Dunn, released from the work house after claiming his 15 year old wife was a friend aged 18, has been ordered by the juvenile court to serve 11 months more. He then vanished to the House of the Good Shepherd and returned in April, working as a saloon porter under an alias while courting two young women and presenting himself as unmarried.
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Earl Dunn
Indianapolis
Dunn
House of the Good Shepherd
Negro knife wielder released after protests
William Kirby, the Negro who stabbed Bicycle Officer William Wilson, was released Friday afternoon by county commissioners. Despite police protests he will be taken to Dayton, Ohio, by his wife. Police demanded confinement in an asylum or prison, labeling him dangerous.
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William Kirby
William Wilson
County Commissioners
Dayton
Kirby
Union Embossing Machine Contract Awarded
Anderson Ind June 13 The Union Embossing Machine company has let its contract to John Clifton and Son of In ee.
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Anderson
Ind
Union Embossing” “Machine Company
John, Clifton “&. Son
Saengerfest concert tickets go on sale at English's and Coliseum
The thirty-second national Saengerfest tickets go on sale Monday at 9 am at English's opera house with orders by money order or check to Ona B. Talbot. Box office holds tickets until noon, then transfer to the Coliseum at the fair grounds for matinee and evening performances. The final concert on Friday June 19 precedes a Forest festival in Germany park and departure for singers nationwide.
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English
Opera House
Ona B. Talbot
Fair Grounds
Germania Park
Louis Ehrgott
Mohr
Podberszky
Frederick Barbarossa
Ernestinoff
Silchner
Lorelei
Mr. Ehrgott
Orth
Werner
Heather Rose
United Singers of St. Louis
Hugo Anschutz
Becker
and Wengert
Mme. Rappold
Puccini
van der Stucken
Czardas
Beethoven
Leonore
Saint-Seans
America
Podbertsky
Holy Roman Empire
Frederick
Oberburg
Kyffhauser Mountain
Emperor
Doctor Fled When Hugged By A Woman
Pittsburg jury finds Thomas L. McKee guilty of extortion. His wife Mary Louise McKee faces next for conspiring to extort from Dr. George S. Winters. Winters testified McKee used his wife to urge payment as she embraced him, then fled the house in fear.
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Mary Louise McKee
George S. Winters
McKee
Maccabee Memorial Services Planned by Knights and Ladies
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees announce memorial services Sunday morning at the California Street M. E. Church at California and North streets. All tents and hives are invited and will meet at the Maccabee temple at 2164 North Meridian Street at 9 30 a m.
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Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
California Street
M. E
California
North Streets
Maccabee Temple
Meridian Street
Grammar Note Sought On Indian C Flakes Package
A graduate from Ann Arbor claims a grammatical error exists in the reading matter on the "INDIAN C FLAKES" package and asks readers what error they see. The winner letters discuss why "INDIAN CORN FLAKES" is superior, with cash prizes for top responses.
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Ann Arbor
Concert Series by Indianapolis Conservatory Students
The Indianapolis Conservatory of Music announces a series of student concerts at the Propyleaum 17 East North Street. From Monday June 15 through Friday June 19 with a sixth on Monday June 22, then Tuesday Wednesday and Friday, two more concerts in late June, and then June 29 and 30 in the assembly hall. Graduates listed include Mildred Barnhill, Herman Rahe, Lenna Lanning, Ellen Neal, Edith Duke, Emma Pacholke, Grace Frye, Mae Nicholson, Stella Dipple, Hazel DeMott, Edith Rhetts, Alberta Read, Sarah McConnell, Grace Meyer, Agnes Pusinelli, Grace O'Hair, Frieda Brown, Ida Sielker, Bernice Read, Ada Bailie, Flora Horner, Charlotta Stratemeyer, John Brueggemann, Eunice Troutman, and Mayme English.
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Assembly Hall
Mildred Barnhill
Herman H. Rahe
Lenna Leota Lanning
Ellen Neal
Edith Duke
Emma Pacholke
Grace G. M. Frye
Mae Nicholson
Stella Dipple
Hazel DeMott
Edith Rhetts
Alberta Read
Sarah I. McConnell
Grace Meyer
Agnes Loretta Pusinelli
Grace O'Hair
Frieda Brown
Ida Sielker
Bernice Read
Ada Bailie
Flora E. Horner
Charlotta Stratemeyer
John Brueggemann
Miss Eunice Troutman
Mayme English
Fire at Union Grain Elevator Causes $12,000 Loss
Fire at the Union Grain and Storage company elevator in Anderson Indiana caused $12,000 in damage. The loss was fully covered by insurance.
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Anderson, Ind
Union Grain and Storage Company
Thaw Likely Transferred From Matteawan to Hospital
Judge Morschauser indicated Harry K. Thaw will probably be moved next week from Matteawan asylum to another facility, likely the Middletown Homeopathic Hospital, under guard with improved surroundings. The court held Thaw innocent in the eyes of the law and emphasized protecting his health rather than punishing him, while deferring the final decision to Justice Dowling.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Morschauser
Thaw
Middletown Homeopathetic Hospital
Justice Dowling
Brunaugh Eats with Employes in County Jail
While awaiting a motion for a new trial, Harry Brunaugh is confined in the county jail. The new trial motion will not be filed until Attorney John S. Duncan returns from another trial. Brunaugh is not required to eat with the other prisoners but dines with the jail employee. He may roam the corridors and friends may call at any time.
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Harry Brunaugh
John S. Duncan
Brunaugh
Findlay Board Lowers Fireman Height Requirements
The Findlay Board of Safety declares small men best for firemen and revises qualifications. The minimum height is now five feet six inches, down two inches from prior standards, and applicants must weigh at least 125 pounds.
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Board of Safety of Findlay
Iron League Club Plans First Annual June Festival
The Iron League club will host its first annual festival and promenade at Tomlinson hall next Thursday evening. Gov Pivchback's Visit to Uncle Remus, presented by the city’s best colored talent, serves as the drawing card. The club, oldest among colored people, now resides at 30 W Michigan St with Samuel Murphy as president.
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Tomlinson Hall
Iron League Club
Michigan Street
Samuel Murphy
Cascarets Offer Gentle Relief Amid Harsh Physic Debate
Readers debate bowel care with Cascarets promoting gentler action over harsh physic. They claim regular use removes irritation, softens hardening bowels, and restores natural function through gentle, natural stimulation.
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Mansfield
Alexander Ernestinoff
Biller
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Cincinnati
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Wagner
Faw
Dresden
Paris
Wernusberg
Vienna
Saint- Saens
Damrosch
Pittsburg, Pa
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Him
Winters
Maccabee Memorial
The
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Garland
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Woman's Exchan
K. Ef P
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Masmohonetts Ave
D. P. Stirk & Co
Harry Thaw
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Wallace
Madras
McKinley Edmiston
East St. Louis
Ilinois
the Indiana Trust CO
Home For Savings
Iron League
Gov. Pivchback
Uncle Remus
Tonica
Indianapolis Brewing
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