Amusements Next Week at Park and Fair Bank
Park hosts The Christian with The Holden stock company featuring Bernice Howard as Glory Quayle and John Preston as John Storm. Weber & Fields All star company brings Twiply Whirly and The Big Little Princess. Fair Bank opens with a military concert band led by W. E. Barnes. soloists include Guy Bates and Eugene Wack with a full orchestra and local musicians ready for a week of performances.
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Ball Caint
Park Theater
Holden Stock Company
Bernice Howard
Glory Quayle
John Preston
John Storm
Weber & Fields
the Park
Indianapolis
William Collier
Weber and Fields
Chas. Bigelow
Lilian Russell
Fay Templeton
Louise Allen
Peter Dalley
John T. Kelley
Fair Bank
W. E. Barnes
Guy A. Bates
Frank 0. Boos
L. E. Fisher
Eugene Wack
Wack
W. R. Yeagla
la Febre
John Ruby
Cleveland
Thomas H. Wing
Manhattan Beach
Henry Vet
Boston
Louis Hahn
Pasquale Montani
Plecoto
C. G. McGibney
Flprindt
Henry Shoemaker
Ernest Micha
Ten
Nick Montani
Cornet
Jud
Frosts Glitter Through Sunlit Gaze in Odd Exchange
An Indianapolis man muses on frost beauty in early sun while a friend jokes about governors or staff. A bashful cigarette smoker nervously lights a death rod end and, after a startled remark, blisters his lips as a fire bell interrupts.
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Indianapolis
Massacre of Jews Provokes US Officials Wake
Washington reports intense indignation over the Kishine massacre of Jews by Russians. Officials note no American citizens were among the victims and state department cannot take action due to lack of direct nationals. Descriptions speak of fiendish tortures and killings, with official caution about overstatement.
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Washington
State Department
Kishine
Hay
United States
Lost position drove man to suicide in New York strike
In New York on May 16, Michael Dorsch, forced by fellow workers to join a strike that failed and denied his long-held job, drank carbolic acid to end his life. After refusing to join the strikers, he yielded to pressure, learned his old position was gone, and told his wife he planned to end the trouble.
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New York
Michael Dorsch
Dorsch
Hecker Flour Mills
Fen Nan Nate
The Main Chance novel by Meredith Nicholson
A long review announces The Main Chance a new romance of commercial life by Meredith Nicholson. It traces a Harvard man drawn west to salvage a failed ranching venture, with Clarkson, Nebraska area figures like William Porter and Timothy Margrave, and a cast including Warrick Raritan and Evelyn Porter. The piece notes Nicholson’s Indianapolis roots and outlines his career in journalism and poetry before his literary success.
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Meredith Nicholson
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Whalers
Editora
Nicholson
Indianapolis
Omaha
Neb
Harvard
John Baxton
Anandal
Clarkson
Wiliam Porter
Clarkson National Bank
Tumothy Margrave
Clarkson Railroad
Mgnate
James Wheaton
Warrick Raritan
Evelyn Porter
William Porter
Warrick
John Sexton
Chat Raridan
Timothy Margrave
Clarkson Traction Company
Haa
Magrave
Saxton
Porter
Grant
Baxton
Raridan
Bishop Delafield
Wheaton
John Suxton
Ro Pervona
Crawfords Ville
Ind
Indianapoliy
Capt
Meredith
Bureau of Printing and Embraving
Washington
Indianapolia
The
Sentinel
News
John H. Hollday
Eautera Wagssines
Century
Harpers
Atlantis Monthly
William Wallace
Chicago Tribune
Nicholma
Nicholsson in Civil Service Run Threaded by Omaha Ties
The article notes Nichol son, wife’s Omaha ties, and a possible national civil service commission vacancy. It mentions his Denver and Omaha periods, his novel completion, marriage to Miss Kountze, two children, and residence at 182 N Jersey St. The piece hints at a pending vacancy and political connections surrounding his profile.
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Denver
Omaha
Nicholson
Kountze
New Jermey St
Nicoulson Iadeine
National Civil Service Commission
OOSIERISMS and Local Snippets from Indiana
SADIE BACK HOME. Bedle Burgett returned Sunday from Indianapolis to visit relatives, dressed smartly and wearing a hat as large as an umbrella. Some neighbors call her “stuck up.” DEACON, I SURPRISED FOX. George Raker frightened a mother fox and her cubs in McClure’s pasture. he captured two kits and brought them home. IN TEMPERATE PLAINFIELD. A Plainfield man, at breakfast, ate birdseed left on the table by his wife mistaking it for health food. SMITH WILL BE THERE. Zen Smith of Blue Lick trains goats and performs tricks for the St Louis World’s Fair. NO MORE SHOOING. Crawfordsville ordinance requires keeping chickens penned or chained. damages possible if birds scratch gardens.
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Sadie
Bedle Burgett
Indianapolis
Deacon
Temperate
Plainfield
Danville
Smith
Zen
Blue Lick
31. Louis
Crawfordsville
Simmy
Jimmy
Archibald
Daley Archibald
Fairleigh
Archibatt
Misa
Kuly
Hastily eaten meals blamed for widespread dyspepsia in America
A Brament Minnesota farmer’s wife details relief from stomach distress after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits irregular meals and hurried eating with his prior misery and describes rapid improvement in digestion and heart pain. The ad promotes the pills and offers free books from the Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady New York.
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Mra. Iés M. Turro
Brament
Crow Wing County
Minn
Dr. Wiliams
Dr. Willams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Simmy the Cat and the Vault Heist
Jimmy the slick worker known as Simmy infiltrates Archibald's home by forged warrant and constable badge to steal jewels. Miss Archibald aids his search, but the plan backfires when a vault scene exposes him. He is captured. Daisy receives a diamond studded watch.
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Viola Allen
Viola
Marcos Mayer
Patti
Mayer
Jennie Yeamans
Annie Yeamans
Ve Della Fox
Atlantic City
Charles Major
Dorothy Vernon
Haddenhail
Uertha Galland
Cre Lavinia Shannon
Maxine Eliott
Nat Goodwin
Miss Elliott
Drageiets
Indiana
Fox
George Raker
McClure
Pastore
Mr. Raker
Aste
Mia ® Archibald
Bureau
Conatap
Lim
Daisy
Jest Sram
Jewett Pianos
Tewett
Coickering
Vous
Fiocher
Ivers BiPond
Co . Walschner
Stodart
Hallett , Davis
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