The Mystery of the Yellow Room Ends in Suspense
Readers follow Rouletabille and Larsan as the Glandier case tightens. The Green Man, a mysterious forest keeper in a secretive French château, signals unseen movements while a planned midnight watch guards Mlle Stangerson, as tension builds toward a final confrontation.
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Paris
Mise
Stangerson
Jacques
Mlle. Stangerson
Joseph Rouletabille
Epoque
Frederic Larsan
Larsan
Robert Darzac
Mlle
Darzac
Rouletahire
Mile
Mille
Rouletabille
Stangersons
Arthur Rance
Stangers Sons
Donjon Inn
Bids Sought for Marion County Bridges in 1909
The Marion County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids by 10 am Wednesday June 9 1909 for bridge construction Over Dry Run Georgetown road and on Arlington gravel road in Marion county Indiana. Bids must include a pond and an affidavit as required by law. The board may reject any or all bids. Witnessed May 28 1909.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Dry Run
Georgetown Road
N. E
Wayne Township
Arlington Free Gravel
West Line
Sec
Warren Township
Andiana
the Auditor
Grand Fiske O Hara to Star in Capt Barry at Grand
Irish comedian Fiske O Hara returns to Indianapolis at the Grand next week in Capt Barry a romantic comedy set in the Glengariff mountains He plays a devil may care eighteenth century highwayman with song and stage presence Eliza Proctor Otis and Arthur Hoops headlined the current bill and the Grand continues to showcase its cooling system for comfort during warm days.
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Fiske O'Hara
Indianapolis
Capt. Barry
Mr. O'Hara
Glengariff
Eliza Proctor Otis
Arthur Hoops
the Grand
Holden Stock at Park Thea ter Ends Season with The Little Minister
Two days remain in the Holden stock company run at the Park Theater with Maude Adams The Little Minister in a lavish staging. Ray Whitaker stars as The Little Minister and Marie Curtis shines as Lady Bobbie. Afterward the stock company hosts a post season reception, then Park shifts to motion pictures and vaudeville offered for ten cents.
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Holden Stock Company
Park Theater
Holden Company
Maude Adams
Little Minister
Park
Minnageur Holden
Ray Whitaker
Marie Curtis
Bobbie
Majestic Theater Vaudeville Bill Ends This Weekend
Today and Saturday mark the final shows of Majestic Theater’s vaudeville bill. Fox and Evans draw laughs while George Smedley performs banjo and guitar imitations. Olive Helene Greatrex charms both children and adults with whistling. The Spoor shorts showcase cocoa industry in India and eerie vignettes titled Spooks Do the Moving and The Mysterious Flames.
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Majestic Theater
Fox
Evans
Majestic
George
Smedley
Olive Helene Greatrex
India
Seldom seen tunes headline vaudeville bill at theater
George Le Roy performs "My Little Pappoose" and "Love Anneys Me" on a popular vaudeville bill. Next week another act joins the program at the theater to continue the entertainment.
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Tures
George le Roy
Anneys
Wonderland Park Prepares For Fourth Season Opening
Wonderland Park completes final touches for its fourth season with lawns in prime condition and flags flying. The principal attraction is A Racing Romance by the Nelson Musical Comedy Co of New York, with a twenty-member company, after a Thursday night rehearsal on the new stage. The Imperial Hungarian Band, forty musicians, will headline the new German Village exhibit.
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Wonderland Park
Nelson Musical Comedy Co
New York
Nelson
America the Comfortable comforts and homes stark contrast
A Scribner's assessment notes Americans enjoy far better housing and utilities than English counterparts. It cites average incomes from 1,060 to 8,006 dollars yearly and praises convenient kitchens laundries water heat and lighting in American homes versus English country and town houses and the prover classes where houses are mere boxes with few conveniences.
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America
England
Scribner's
Actress Emma Cur ran found dead in New York room
Actress Emma Cur ran was found dead on the floor of her room at 22 West Twenty-second Street in New York. Police say she was murdered and discovery was made by Matt W. Bowes of 141 West Thirty-fifth Street. The body showed bruises including a badly bruised left thigh and a swollen left eye.
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New York
Emma H. Curran
W. Twenty-second Street
Matt W. Bowes
W. Thirty-fifth Street
Jilted lover ends life after knife attack in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio May 28 John Keys aged 34 or 4? cut his throat and died at Gill hospital after Verna Nunemaker 17 jilting him. Hearing of the attempt she repented and promised marriage if he recovered but nurses forced her away.
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Steubenville, CO
Verna Nunemaker
John Keys
Gill Hospital
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Yellow Room
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Larsan and
Chateau
Monsieur Rouletabille
Glindier
Monsieur Fred
Monsieur Darzac
Jarsan
Monsieur Frederic Larsan
Fred
Rouletabile
Mademyisell Stangerson
Rouletabilie
Havana
Rouletbille
Monsieur Stangerson
Rouldabille
the Glandier
Jos
Vonnegut Hardware CO
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Virginia Ave
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Brazil
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S. Pennsylvania St
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WM. H. Roberts
Carl von Hake
Albert Sahm
Indiana Union Traction CO
Chicago
Toledo
Pet Pats
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Aurora and
Way
Ieaves Union Station
Polk’s Milk
Glever Gonkey
Germany
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Union Station
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Washington and
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H. R. Daly
North Star
Vonnegut
H. P. Wasson & CO
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