Notre Dame at Englishs and Grand Shows
A Cleveland Press notice reviews Notre Dame at Englishs Wednesday and Thursday with Bertha Galland in a Hugo adaptation and praises the loyal usher and the strong company in Frohman’s production. It also previews Mansfields Indianapolis run and remarks on Park refunds, plus a Rossow Midgets bill at the Grand and the Park’s new melodrama The road to ruin.
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English
Frank Daniels
Cleveland Press
Notre Dame
English’s
Daniel Frohman
Bertha Galland
Victor Hugo
Opera House
Paul M. Potter
Frohman
Rossow
Franz
Charlie Rossow
Fred H. Leslie
Forad Floyd
Act
Lieut. Nob
Lew Walte
Jessie
Bird
Sullivan, Harris & ‘Woods
Miss Graefi
Desperate melodramas and burlesque acts at Park Empire
A vaudeville week features Theodore Kremer’s A Desperate Chance with the Biddle escape and Tombs prison tale. The Dainty Duchess burlesque at Empire begins Nov 16 with The Duchess at Home and Harum Scarum. Also Broadway cable cars and a long island farm plot in a sensational adventure.
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Long Island
New York
Tombs
Theodore Kremer
Biddle Brothers
the Empire
Tom Mey
Simonds
Nellie Sylvester
Washburn
Lester and
Anger
de Graff
Joelson
Moore
Boss Barbers Form Association Plans Meeting
Boss barbers or barbershop owners will meet at Frank Clee’s shop at 158 E Market St next Tuesday night to form an association of bosses. They aim to regulate prices and hours, setting a 25 cent haircut, and consider Sunday morning openings. They hope to foster goodwill and will cooperate with the journeymen union.
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Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ziegler
Grand
Buckley
Anderson
Telegraph
Boss Girard
Frank Clee
E. Market St
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Stewart Millions in Court as Belfast Man Claims A T Stewart Heirs
John Stewart of Belfast seeks to challenge the Henry Hilton heirs for A T Stewart’s fortune, asserting kinship as a third cousin and alleging an unsigned will was read at the funeral. Attorneys contend the surrogate’s ruling was private and the evidence weak.
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New York
A. T Stewart
Stewart
Henry Alton
John Stewart
Belfast
Ireland
A. T. Stewart
Indianapolis hotels eye convention crowds and capacity
Indianapolis hotel men project room and meal capacity for large conventions. The Claypool will host 800 plus residents, Denison 600, English and Grand and Occidental add hundreds, totaling about 4 000 downtown and 10 000 more in rooms off the beat. The new Coliseum is seen boosting future conventions as the city touts its status as a leading convention city.
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Indianapolis
George Fulwell
Denison
United States
Street Car Ventilation Critique Highlights Poor Judgment
An Indianapolis report criticizes street car conductors for neglecting ventilation in closed cars. Passengers raise windows, but many cars lack airflow, causing discomfort and cold to sit near front doors. The piece notes ventilation windows exist and should be used to supply fresh air without causing harm to riders.
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Indianapolis
Nuts Scarce for Nutting Around Indianapolis
Beech mast is abundant while hickory nuts are scarce causing high prices at the local market. Walnuts have been gathered as usual, but the overall nut supply is tight for the season in Hoosierdam.
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Richard Mansfield
Indianapolis
Mansfield
Hoosierdam
Indiana Dental College Ad Offers Dentists Services
An Indiana ad for dental services lists hours from 3 a.m. to 8 p.m. and offers all kinds of dent work. It promotes year-ads in The Sun, with words priced at a weekly percentage, and guarantees results. Office at 121-13 E Ohio St. Phones provided.
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Indiana Dental College
Delaware and Ohieets
THE
SUN
Ohiost
Dead man returns home after disappearance
Steven Walsh vanished in October and his body was found near the Monongahela Bridge. Identified as Welsh by his family, he was buried. On Thursday he walked into his home saying he had been arrested on October 8 and jailed for 30 days for disorderly conduct, a claim described as railroaded.
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Pittsburg
Steven Walsh
Monongahela Bridge
Welsh
Sunday Excursion to Decatur From Indianapolis 1902
C., H. & D. System and C., I. & W. Ry announce a Sunday excursion to Decatur on November 9. A special train departs Indianapolis at 7 a.m. and returns from Decatur at 6:30 p.m. Round trip fare is $1.25.
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Indianapolis
Decatur
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Anna Wilks
Empire
Eileen Anderson
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Fred B. Comstock
Prop
Bill
Central Printing CO
W. Bea
Mee
Rosenbloom
Ean
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Screen and Mfg. CO
Ebene
Cornell
Indianapolis Free Insurance Company
Bas
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Union Trust Company
Hartford Block
Joux H. Horispar
H.C. Martrea
Haffner
Gale At Vonnegut Hardware CO
Lilly & Stalnaker
Jos. R. Adams
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