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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1908

Page

15

Fix in a Fix at the Grand and upcoming The Christian at Majestic

Vaudeville at the Grand features Charles H. Bradshaw and his company in a farcical skit Fix in a Fix with jealous wives and comical marital entanglements. Thanksgiving matinee noted with The Girl of the Golden West. Next week Forepaugh presents Hall Caine's The Christian starring Viola Allen and Edward J. Morgan at the Majestic.

Charles H. Bradshaw Poor Fix Little Company the Grand California Indianapolis Hall Caine Viola Allen Edward J. Morgan Glory Quayle John Storm Manxman the Majestic

Morning Noon and Night at Park Theater Review

Park Theater features a strong musical review with Artie Hall as the bright star and a handsome witty performance. Vaudeville acts include the Excelsior Four with a standout singing act and Teddy Burns in a down and out role. Snitz Edwards shines as stage manager in a clever rehearsal sequence. The show delivers lively songs and a large chorus, with no dull moments throughout.

Park Theater Artie Hall Vaudeille Perforers Teddy Burns Snitz Edwards

Majestic Theater Hosts Forepaughs The Girl of the Golden West

The Majestic presents David Belasco's tale The Girl of the Golden West by Forepaugh Stock Company. Crowd praise rises as audiences extol the production and performances beyond prior local stock shows.

Majestic Theater David Belasco The Majestic

Empire Theater Miss Katheryn Pearl Plans Weight Pact

Miss Katheryn Pearl of the Strolling Players at the Empire Theater enters a weight-based pay agreement. She forgoes $10 per pound above 140 pounds and gains $10 per week for staying at or dropping below that weight. By September she had increased her weekly salary by $20 as she weighed 138 pounds. She remains a leading feminine figure on stage.

Katheryn Pear 1 Empire Avoirdupois Miss Peart Miss Pearl

Rag-time piano contest added to New Gaiety program

New Gaiety will feature rag-time piano players contest at the end of the second show alongside talking pictures and vaudeville. The feature is new and several renowned pianists have entered.

New Gaiety

Fear Balloonists Lost Over Pacific

In Los Angeles on November 23 reports say Capt August Mueller and H. G. Anson, who ascended yesterday in the balloon United States, aimed to reach 2,000 feet or higher altitude but are now feared lost at sea or over the open air.

Los Angeles Cal August Mueller H. G. Anson United States

Women conquer the arid desert of Washington

Wilson Creek Washington November 25 The arid desert near Moses Lake north end Adrian district is being settled by pioneer women. In six months at least fifteen homesteads have been filed with many taken by young women who came as school teachers. The advance marks turning back the old desert label and welcoming new settlers.

Wilson Creek Wash Moses Lake Adrian

President Roosevelt Denies Oil Franchise Claim

Washington November 3. Roosevelt issues formal denial of charges that he directed an exclusive Prairie Oil company franchise against Secretary Hitchcock. The president says he simply approved Hitchcock’s recommendation, as with all such submissions, and calls the senator’s alleged promise a falsehood.

Washington Standard Oil and Oil Roosevelt Prairie Oil Company

Southern Pacific seeks to list 74 million stock on exchange

In New York on a November day, Southern Pacific applied to list 74,166,400 dollars of common stock to be issued from time to time against outstanding preferred stock. Wall Street viewed it as the first step in a long expected deal to retire all Southern Pacific preferred shares. Following the news, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific shares rose sharply on the exchange.

New York Southern Pacific Railroad Company The Stock Exchange Wall Street Harriman Southern Pacific Union Pacific Exchange

Girls Can Cook and Twelve Get Husbands

CHICAGO November 5 Twelve engagements were announced as ten days of the County Fair closed at Emanuel temple last night. A model flat where girls cooked dainty dishes won over bachelor members of the congregation. Rabbi Felix A. Levy conceived the idea to spur marriages. First couple Rose Suckoff and Julius Wilzinski receive furniture to start housekeeping. Other engagements include Luelia Smith to Bert Lychsein Gou lash Tilie Smith to Ernest Espen Pearl Green to Sidney Meyers and others. The fair ended with a ball led by Rabbi Levy.

Chicago Emanuel Temple Felix A. Levy Rose Suckoff Julius Wilzinski Appia Pie Luelia Smith Bert Lychsein Tillie Smith Ernest Espen Pearl Green Sidney Meyers Dorothy Oppenheim Ben Cohen Harriet Schwartz Louis Steiner Bernice Katz Robert Berstorf Lil-lian Roe Edwin R. Treusch Blanche Schoenlauk Edwin Switzer Lisa Cohen William

Turkeys and cod steak head for sailors at Christmas

Washington reports that the naval supply ship Celtic will sail to Europe with a large load of turkeys for homeward bound sailors. The load includes New England apples and rat meat. The navy plans to replace dried prunes with a compressed fruit ration and is testing a new tinned cod steak.

Washington Uncle Sam Celtic New England United States Navy Department

Pair use incubator gage to swindle man in Pittsburg case

An infant from Luna Park is central to a sensational Pittsburg case. A woman on First Avenue and a man charged under the white slave act allegedly obtained over $1,000 from a corporation official, claiming the child was his daughter. The man reportedly helped launder the money through the scheme.

Pittsburg Luna Park Central Station First Avenue Ellia Della Smith Zlouis Martin

Cascade of Cascarets Craze in America Ad Stirs Debate

An old advertisement extols Cascarets as the nation’s top laxative with claims of millions of daily users and extensive sales. It warns that substitutes undercut the brand by dishonest traders, alleging trade thieves steal profits from the trusted product.

Cascarets Promise Safe Cleanliness for All Ages

An promotional claim extols Cascarets as a time tested remedy, pure vegetable and harmless. It touts cleansing the digestive canal, strengthening bowel muscles, and safeguarding children from dangers to life by keeping the system clean and active.

Beware of the Slick Salesman Cascarts Ad

An old advertising snippet warns against dishonest sales pitches and touts Cascarets from the Remedy Company. It mentions a Ten Cent West Pocket box, a French bodied gold plated trinket, and invites readers to send ten cents in stamps to receive the item, with the Sterling Remedy Company listed in Chicago or New York.

Theson Remedy Company Sterling Remedy Company Chicago New

County official duped by trio in baby scam at Luna Park

A jailed county official awaiting trial was entangled in a baby adoption ruse with Della Smith-Martin and her partner. They lured him to Luna Park and a downtown cafe, presenting an incubator child and extorting over $1,000 before he uncovered the plot.

Ily Della Smith-Martin Martin Badger Luna Park Smith First Avenue House

Tragic Death of Two Week Bride in City Hospital

Mrs J W Scheidel aged 29 of Mount Vernon Indiana died yesterday at City hospital after a brief illness. The young bride, who wed just two weeks ago, passed away as her husband prepared to bring her home.

ST. Louis Mra J.W. Scheidel Mount Vernon Ind City Hospital Scheidel

Kaiser William Confined With Influenza At Potsdam

Berlin reports Emperor William is sick and confined to his Potsdam palace with a slight attack of influenza. The illness disrupts imperial engagements as doctors monitor his condition.

Berlin William Potsdam

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