Pekin Zouaves Bring Fame to Young Pekin Men on Tour
The Pekin Zouaves, a young squad of performers from Indianapolis, tour the country showcasing precision in drill and athletic feats. Led by J. J. Murdock, the group includes Charles Craig and many others, with plans for a European trip after a Western tour. Critics in New Orleans, Providence, and New York praise their drilled routines and rapid, exact maneuvers.
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Indianapolis
Young
Cena
de Brillant
Hippo
W. Washington-st
Pekin Zou
Charles 1
Craig
Theo Curtis
Fred Fern
Frank Thompart Overman
Robert Jenneries O'Donnell
George Woods
Ferdick
Charles Collamore
Bernie Beck
Lam Viking
Frank Eneley
Charles Wer
Forest
Lew Henderthot
Albert Krug
Zouaves
Suisinm
J. J. Murdock
Westdeville Managers’ Association
Mpany
Regent Time
India
Orleans Picayune
Orpheum
Providence News
Pekin
Klpper
New York
Keith
Pekin Zouaves: Speed, drills, and coast-to-coast tour
The Pekin Zouaves impress with record speed in drills and strength gains. A nationwide tour from July 1905 showcases their performances from Indianapolis to Seattle, Des Moines to New Orleans, highlighting discipline, health, and broad public appeal of their uniformed shows. The article notes extensive travel across the United States and Canada, with repeated engagements at major venues.
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Pain
Indian Apolis
Buffalo
Grand Rapide
Mich
Jackson
Chicago
Ingersoll Park
Des Moines
Anamosa
Columbus
Haymarket
Grand Theater
Indianapolis
Columbia Theater
Cincinnati
Columbia
St. Louis
Olympia
Cedar Rapids
Gennett Theater
Richmond
Crystal Theater
Milwaukee
Orpheums
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Orpheum
Omaha
Minneapolis
Olympic
Grand
Indianapolia
Bijou
G Vanaville
Ind
Hopkins
Louisville
Memanis
Tean
New Orleans
la Majestic
Keith's Theatera
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Providence
Boston
New York City
N. Y
Rhea’e Theater
Toronto
Can
Burn’s
Lexington
Chattanooga
United States
Frisco
Atlantic
Leach
Bidaman Holds to Mayor's Office in Terra Haute
Edwin J. Bidaman, claiming to be mayor despite a two thirds vote to remove him, held the fort as councilors planned another meeting. The city controller and police are aligned with Bidaman, while opponents await court action. Bidaman vows to stay in office and fight, warning of trouble if the council acts as court. The mayor relies on legal counsel that he has not been legally removed and will hold over until courts decide.
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Sap
Terre Haute, Inc
Edwin J. Bidaman
Ireom oMre
Bidnman
Bidamayzald
Terra Haute
Idol of My Heart Far From Plain Speech
A personal note extols Fred as the flower of the speaker’s heart, acknowledging his wild side yet affirming deep affection for him and fondness for wild flowers.
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Fred
Ananias Baker Nominated Again in Fulton Cass District
Special to the Sam from Rochester Indiana June 27 Ananias Baker Fulton county representative who exposed alleged bonding in the last Indiana General Assembly was renominated by Republicans of the Joint district of Fulton and Cass counties. He faced two opponents and won by one vote. In accepting remarks he stressed grafting out boodlers as the campaign’s paramount issue and his past assembly work if re elected.
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Rochester
Ind
Ananias
Fulton County
Indiana
Fulton
Cass
Cure for eczema touted by Emma White in Newark ad
A testimonial from Mrs Emma White of New Jersey praises Cuticura Remedies for treating a thick, widespread eczema that covered her face, eyebrows, and eyes after prior doctors failed. She details using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting clear skin after four bottles and urging others to try the treatment.
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Emma White
Che Jen
N. J
Outdoor Make-Up Craze Funds New York Society
Miss Frances Hamilton of New York City pioneers a then unusual occupation teaching society women how to apply makeup for outdoors. She touts makeup as an art with psychological and social value, guiding patrons on facial contour, brow shaping, and skincare to appear natural and stylish without detection.
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NEW York Society
Inet
Mes
Frances Hamilton
New York City
Miss Hamilton
Asani
Daughters of Fashion
Mamilton
New York
Weil
Mixx Hamilton
Lyric Theater
Open the Lands for Settlement in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming June 29 Clarence T Johnson state engineer of Wyoming says irrigation plans for Shoshone reservation lands to be opened for home settlement provide for 900 acres of fine agricultural land. Soil is sandy loam with south east slope and wind breaks. Water supply from Big Wind River praised as unmatched. Windy conditions dampen winter range at Tuxedo Park Baptist lawn fete location 47th Washington Street.
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Appelal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clarence T Johnson
Wyoming
Johnenn
Wind River
Tuxedo Park Baptist Church
Wiscoming
Washington-st
Wyoming Reservation Opening and Local Civic Events
Conference notes public events across Wyoming and nearby towns. Epworth League session at First German Methodist Church features Judson W Lyons. Ice cream social at Capitol Ave M E Church. Reports on Wyoming land opening July 16 to 31 and August 1 draws for quarter sections. Shoshoni and Lander designated as registration and entry sites with rail links to Casper and Leader. New town of Shoshoni grows with banks hotels stores as Wyoming & Northwestern railway extends. Mrs Iona Eastes to give violin recital. Fidelity Club hosts closing event at College Settlement House.
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Shashoni and Lander
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Casper
Lauer
Wyoming
Raitrnadr
Shoshoni
Wyoming & Northwestern Railway
Leader
Lander
Pamphlets Promote Settlement of Reservation Lands by Rail
The passenger department of the Chicago & North Western Railway sends thousands of pamphlets to inquirers detailing how to secure a quarter section of reservation land, what to expect in the roll, and plans for irrigation.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Murdered and Robbed Man Found in Alleys Near Hotel
Police found the body in an alley behind Frank Moriler's salon this morning. John Armstrong of Altoona, Pa., an employee of the Ottesheater works in Pittsburgh and staying at the Princeton hotel, had been murdered and robbed. The neck appeared broken.
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Frank Moriler'e
Salon
John Armstrong
Alttyneny
Ottesheater Works
Pittsburg
Princeton
Thrasher Fatally Hurt in Factory Accident
Special report from Oaktown details the death of John Orndorf who, while cleaning a thrashing machine, used a pitchfork to remove straw from the blades. The fork was caught in the fan, piercing his head and causing a fatal wound.
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Thrasher
Oaktown
John Orndorf
Judge Webb's Death Reported in Fort Worth Park
June 3 Fort Worth Texas Judge Webb a leading Texas figure and noted author of legal norms died by suicide in a city park yesterday afternoon. The report mixes garbled lines and unrelated ad fragments from Booster Fish Co and Dye Works, not coherent beyond the tragic event.
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Judge Webb
Aerippe Moljan
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
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