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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1908
Page
3
Joe Brooks confronts Capt. Amos Williams over salary injustice and workers’ misery as Emma Brooks and family cope with oppression. Emma pleads for restraint. Williams relents after Joe’s fiery accusation. Smith mediates, easing tensions until Joe exits in anger. (To Be Continued.)
Springfield mass may first details the elopement of Frank Luther Goodspeed son of the Rev Frank L Goodspeed pastor of the First Congregational church and Hazel Mildred Shipman as he seeks a divorce after three years of marriage.
Miss Marie Curtis, leading woman at the Park theater, must abandon her grandfather Capt. Randolph Curtis legacy to remain an actress. After leaving the South for New York, she earned praise, became understudy, and rose to star status, rejecting a fortune to keep her stage career. The opening cast features Curtis and Cecil Owen with local and out of town audiences anticipated. EMPIRE presents Watson's Burlesquers as a big chorus revival of Krousmeyers Alley with Watson as Krousmeyer.
The Grand opens a new vaudeville bill led by Delia Fox and Sie Hassen Ben Ali's troupe of Arabs. Prelle's Bijou dogs dressed as elephants star, with Raymond and Caverly, Melani Trio, Morrisey Sisters, and others. Majestic features Under Two Flags with Forepaugh Stock Company and star Cigarette. Park theatre hosts Holden Stock Company opening The Girl of the Golden West.
Two St Louis millionaires have arranged a secret midnight car race on Lender Boulevard to test their machines. A wager of about 1000 dollars is involved. The principals and race time are secret to avoid police interference. Chauffeurs will drive the cars with their owners in the seats.
Gadbin, a French performer at Circus Busch, leaped from a 10 foot roof into a 60 foot course and 40 foot shaft. He struck the shaft with his chest and died shortly after, after 438 successful “death leaps” without incident. The fatal accident happened before about 5,000 spectators.
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