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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1903

Page

5

St Patrick's Day Parade Planned with Grand Marshal

All arrangements are set for St Patrick's Day festivities featuring a 2 p.m. parade on March 17 led by grand marshal John H. Mahoney and officers Martin Carr, Thomas Finneran, with division commanders P. H. McNelis, Trwin D. Egan, John J. Shea, and James McBride. The parade route weaves Capitol-ave through Meridian and Washington streets to Tomlinson Hall, with police captain Martin Hyland at the head and bands from Father Mathew, Indianapolis, and Union providing music. Catholic societies join the procession. An annual patriotic meeting follows at 3 p.m. in Tomlinson Hall, presided by Mayor Bookwalter, featuring Rev. J. F. Byrne and Andrew M. Sweeney, plus a musical and literary program directed by W. M. Fogarty and highlighted by Maurlca Donnelly and participants including Anna P. Hudson, Lenore Brennan, Nelle Taylor, Fannie Broden, Enna Pendleton, Stelin, Vondergaar, Mrs. Ellis Searles, Thomas Gibson, George F. Ballard, John Scanlon, and Prof. Franz H. Topmiller.

St. Patrick's Day John H. Mahoney Martin C. Carr Thomas Finneran P. H. McNelis Trwin D. Egan John J. Shea James McBride Capitol-ave Washington-st California-st Maryland St Illinois-st Meridian-at Monument Place Meridian-st Washington-at New Jersey-st Coun Termarch Alabama-st Tomlinson Hall Martin Hyland Father Mathew Boys’ Brigade Indianapolis Union Band Tomlingan Hall Bookwalter J. F. Byrne Andrew M. Sweeney W. M. Fogarty Tomlingon Hall Ventog Maurlca Donnelly Anna P. Hudson Lenore Brennan Nelle Taylor Fannie Broden Enna Pendleton Stelin Vondergaar Ellis Searles Thomas Gibson George F. Ballard John Scanlon Franz H. Topmiller

Nicolai Arrives After Overdue Crossing in Gales

The Scandinavian-American line steamship Nicolai 111, long overdue, arrived in New York Friday morning. Captain Sonnewald reported the vessel faced heavy gales during the voyage, providing the overdue status and weather conditions as the ship reached port.

New York Nicolai Sonne Wald

Bean Hill Beacon makes small town news burst

The Bean Hill Beacon notes Congress adjournment without a pension for Uncle Silas Brown and urges town action on Main Street stumps. It praises Nubbinville Hustler, reports births and deaths, church growth with 77 additions, local arrivals, weddings, and shop ads. It highlights Mother Washington’s goose oil, a taffy pulling, and barber shop changes.

Grand theater week promises star lineup and music

An all star program unfolds with Wagner and Parsifal music, over 100 performers, and two night engagements with a Saturday matinee. The box office opens Monday at 4 am for seat sales at the Grand where the auburn haired singer from Indianapolis headlines.

Mrs Fiske Presents Mary of Magdala at Park Theater

Mrs Fiske opens Indianapolis run of Paul Keyses drama Mary of Magdala next Friday March 20 at the Park. The production, praised in New York, follows Mary from a troubled marriage to her encounter with Judas Flavius and the Nazarene, culminating in remorse and spiritual rebirth amid a storm and flood symbolizing renewal.

Jerusalem Pilate Mary Magdala Judas Kenieth Nazareth Aulua Flavius Flavina Lear Flavius Golgotha

Royal Burlesquers at Empire Next Week Show

The Empire hosts the Royal Burlesquers next week with ten new acts in the olio portion led by the LaValls and the Trolley cat trio. Prominent locals include Munter, OBrien, Rost, Mitler, Hauch, Wallace, Holtz, Kuhn, Dona hue, Schmidt, Bauer, Lee, Powell, Yeagans, Davey, and Bates with Feibleman as interlocutor. The Passion Play Lecture by Feicht comes to the Grand for two sessions with new views and color photos by Feldht, a first-time Oberammergau photographer เครดิตฟรี.

Royal Burlesquers Clark Royal Buttes Avers Empire Olio LaValls Trolley Cat Kelly Davis Century Comedy Four Crawford Sisters Rosalie Elks’ Minstrels Elks Engisch’s Saul Munter Harry O'Brien Wil Rost Reine Mitler Ed Hauch Harry Wallace Wiliam Holtz Charles Kuhn al Donahue Gua Schmidt Jos. Bauer H. Hi. Lee, Jr J. Russell Powell Otto Yeageans Frank Davey C. D. Bates Bert Feibleman Harry Mercer Joseph Parsons Neil Fleming Elmer Thienen Heetics Harry Ellsworth Feicht Oberammergau Grand Feldht

Police graft charges challenge Kansas City dept

Kansas City March 14 police commissioners to probe corruption in the police department. Detectives accused of taking protection money from various individuals who were released without prosecution. General graft charges also implicate Chief Hayes in the case.

Kansas City Hayes

Explosion injures fireman harmed nerves and recovery

A box of acid exploded at a central Indianapolis fire station injuring Fireman George W. Harmon. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with rapid improvement after five days of use, claiming the pills restored nerve strength and may have saved his ability to return to work. The ad-like piece promotes the pills as nerve food curing various disorders and offers sales by mail.

Central Fire Station Indianapolis George W. Harmon No. 400 South Street Dr. Willams Willams Williame Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Venture in Finance Teases a Love and Stock Crash

In a Philadelphia Item style tale, Alice frets as her father and Mr. Arnold scheme to buy Union Pacific. Fred overhears and loses money on margin while Alice and Fred face a mounting bet on U P. A mistaken triumph ends with marriage plans still uncertain as market woes unfold.

Alice Kattenburg Mr. Arnold Father Arnold U.P U. B U. P Boston Fred Atchison Union Pacific Eilence Eogo Venturin Pather Philadelphia Steel St. Paul Hare

Missionaries to Begin Work in Russia for Mormons

Disjointed clipping notes Mormon missionary efforts shifting toward Russia. Fragments mention strikes at Argic starch works, Chicago shipbuilding workers denying progress, a claim about cement with a company, Marconi tests of wireless telephony, and Mrs S T Paine connected to the Burdick case in Batavia New York amid an inquest.

Russia Argic Starch Works Aneas City Chicago Cpenany Nm 96 Marcon Atlantic Ag New York London T. Paine Burdick Bultaio Batavia N. Y

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