Vaudeville Guests Stay Busy in Indianapolis Week
A weekly influx of about 150 actors visits Indianapolis for vaudeville and burlesque shows. Performers lodge in hotels or private apartments near Park and Empire, often cooking for themselves. Notable figures include the Agoust family, Sid Grant, Vitte Zimmerman, Charlie Case, and Nat Goodwin, with acts ranging from juggling to sleight of hand and singing.
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Indianapolis Burglary Charge And Fractured Friday Night Incidents
City News reports a burglary charge against Scott, an ex convict, and a string of chaotic events in Indianapolis. An evangelist Hex Beoville faced accusations amid a night of rowdy disturbances on Indiana Avenue. a hospital incident left several injured. Local churches plan repairs, while city officials discuss governance and safety measures. Officials investigated vivisection protests and a panicked outbreak near the wholesale millinery scene as a Samaritan helped a intoxicated woman into a drugstore.
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Paris Protests Ban on Foreign Pianos at Lamour Eaux
A circular from Beaumets, minister of Jane arts, bans use of foreign made pianos at Lamur eaux Cologne concerts. The protest by French piano manufacturers targets American pianos used by performers including M. Breitner and Mrs Rivalry Heid Seisler.
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Lamureaux
Monthly Crop Reports Discontinued In Weather Bureau
The weather bureau will stop its monthly analyses of crop conditions. A crop reports unit will be tested via the bureau of statistics with cooperation from state bureaus to provide planting progress and ripening data for crops. The notice appears amid other items about Dr. Robinson’s health and a 1906 sales comparison for stamp related goods.
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Knights Will Build Pecal to The San
Washington Ind March 3 The Knights of Columbus have decided to band 30000 business block in this city.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best tonic aiding digestion and appetite, toning kidneys and liver, and strengthening nerves. It claims numerous cures in two years and notes chocolate coated tablet form, urging readers to try the remedy through Mrs. W. A. Snowden of 103 Milton Street.
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Regular Subscriber Perks Highlight Sunday Star
The Sunday Star promotes its value with Hearst Leased Wire coverage and sport by W. W. Naughton and Chip. Section features Indiana and national items with illustrations, The Woman's section offers fashions etiquette and cooking tips, plus child stories and Katzenjammer Kids features by Katzenjammer.
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King Edward on tour amid Mediterranean plans
King Edward leaves Portsmouth for Cherbourg and Paris on a month long holiday. He will confer with President Fallieres and Premier Rouvier in Paris, then meet King Alfonso of Spain in Berne, discuss alliance details for Alfonso's wedding, and continue to the Mediterranean where he may meet Emperor William.
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Kentucky racing commission aims to regulate horse racing
Frankfort March 1 A bill to create a state racing commission to regulate Kentucky horse racing was introduced in the senate by Senator Jack Chinn and has the support of central Kentucky breeders. It seeks to raise racing standards and prevent moves toward abolition seen in Missouri and Nebraska.
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Tax Ferrets Report From Wabash Disturbance
Special to The Sim reports unusual activity as two ferrets named Marethe and Workman move through Wabash. Assessor Pawting will start linear work on the project while new representative Holiachin handles traction duties for the Illinois and Eastern region. The note hints at municipal and regional responsibilities in a quirky tax ferret context.
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Wallace grills Taft at banquet in Chicago speech
Former Panama Canal chief engineer Wallace attacked Secretary Taft in a Chicago banquet talk before the Manufacturers' association. He pressed for his sea level canal stance, defended his resignation, and declared readiness to return to duty if needed. He criticized a private interview request and expressed loyalty to the U.S. and its service.
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Alice Longworth Seasick on Trip to Washington
Scripps-Meise Press Association reports Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth will arrive in Washington tomorrow and reside at Longworths home low Eighteenth street. They left Tampa on the Atlantic Coast Line in Grassmere car after Cuba visit marked by rough seas and seasickness for most passengers including Mrs Longworth.
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Brakeman Mark Davis Dies After Springfield Riot
Mark Davis a Calumbus brakeman died today after a shooting by a Negro sparked the Springfield riot. The city notes a funeral for Rev Ira He Grandy a Universalist minister who died at his home a 1406 Corneliave. He had long served in Indianapolis and was Civil War veteran and Knights of Pythias member. Also noted is the death of Miss Jenna B Potter longtime Cincinnati teacher at Walnut Hill and Lawrenceburg Inn aged 74.
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Real Estate Deal Tops San Francisco Market News
Mrs Herman Sel riche closes a landmark transfer in San Francisco, selling the Fairmont Homes Property valued around 6 million dollars to Herbert and Hartland Low. The exchange includes two downtown office buildings Rialto Karee and the Creator, marking the largest ad real estate transaction in state history on Summit Knob Hill.
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Directors Named by Indiana Retail Merchants Group
Anderson Ind March 3 Ralph Clark president of the Indiana Retail Merchants Association named the following directors Joseph de Torenrl Mistinwaka IL HW Hula Booth Bend HL N Glick Lafayette T J McKlernan Fort Wayne W M Madden Evanaville J Cannon Greencastle Charles Houghton Vincennes and M C Garber Madlaue for the organization.
Building Permits List From Hamilton Area
Building permits recorded for E. Miller cottage at 5 N Hamilton. T Baker barn Ritter and Gar W. B. Mick double dwelling near Thirtelth valued at 4000. George H. Herrmann repairs. Renate and Wight invest. B. Stoore repairs 198 Beeck aide valued at 800. Jon bn adds. Warman and Bertha cottage. Charles Koehler double dwelling near Tenth valued 1500. Koehler Bros. shed 22 Tenth 3d. G. Bauer cottage Cottey and Oliver. WV Forsyth remodel Washington and Emerson.
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Body of Bourne Brought Home After Sudden Death
The body of James M. Bourne, a businessman of Coatesville, died suddenly yesterday in Martinsville from heart trouble. It was brought home for burial.
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