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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
Track leader Ambush, the king's prized steeplechaser, is reported lame after injuries. The trainer says it is too soon for a definite statement on the extent of the horse's four injuries but expects that he may be fit in two or three days.
Bavéral expects a club to form soon as a new organization is planned. The Freedman forces won an injunction case heard in New York Supreme Court on Tuesday. Charlies Buschaupt returned from Louisville after talks with Manager Tebbeau while Ruschaupt reports park work ahead and fans’ strong enthusiasm for the upcoming season.
Mrs Fiske stars Miranda at Amusements Park with two and eight pm shows ahead. Grand promises sold out seats for vaudeville and the dazzling cycle act drawing crowds and astonished screams. Empire hosts Brigadiers burlesques and McDonald Brothers comedy nightly. Robert Edeson in Soldiers of Fortune disappoints at English's as the crowd roars at melodrama though a gallery disturbance marred opening night.
Mr and Mrs F L Mayer plan Europe trip in June. Mrs J Ross Stephenson stays with Day parents. Prof and Mrs Karl Schneider to Europe in May then summer in Germany. Mr and Mrs William Gill host 16th birthday party for Minnie. Mrs Mary Green hosts card party for Fred Bruner’s 21st. State weddings: In Bedford Miss Eva...
Dunlavy and Charles Samuelson in Elmwood Miss Della Alley and Larue Higgins. The marriage of Miss Lillian Krauss to William S Allen will take place Wednesday March 26 in Central Ave church. Mrs Alice Meynell the noted English writer will speak at the Contemporary club meeting Saturday night. She will be the guest of Mrs W L Elder who will give a dinner in her honor Friday night and a supper at the University club Saturday night.
Halsey Ives of the St. Louis Art Museum, a member of the Chicago World's Fair art commission and director of the art department, suggests Memorial Hall as an alternative to a Harrison monument.
Indianap olis promoters of a cooperative heating and lighting plant report a lively meeting Tuesday night. Backers expect success for the southeastern Indianapolis project and plan to proceed with the cooperative model. In local commerce ads, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as a pleasant sugar coated remedy for stomach and liver issues.
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