Public power house by state is advocated
Indiana proposes a $105,350 state powerhouse to run waterworks, electric lighting, and steam heat for the statehouse, State Medical School and Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Estimated annual savings from $31,898.25 to $20,033, with a $10,905.28 profit. The plan includes a 240 by 118 foot lot south of Military Park, with a new library building addition factored in. Governor, secretary, and auditor briefed. decision deferred pending new board composition.
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Statehouse
Indiana School of Medicine
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
B. V. Hubbard
State Commissioners of Public Buildings and Property
Military Park
Market Street
West Street
Gov
Marshall
Sims
John C. Billheimer
Lew Ellingham
W. H. O'Brien
B. V. Flubbard
State School of Medicine
statehouse @geating plant from the basement of the capital building
Capitol Park
Washington Street
Big Four Railroad
Amusements listed for local theaters and acts
The page notes entertainment at several venues. Murat Henry E. Dixey presents The Naked Truth, Keith's offers a mixed bill, Park features The Virginian with tense scenes, Majestic stages The Two Orphans, Colonial hosts Vaudeville with the Youngman family, English's showcases The Traveling Salesman, while Empire continues burlesque.
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Youngman
Virginian at Park Theater Packs House Twice
The Virginian at Park Theater drew SRO crowds Thanksgiving Day with a vivid stage presentation of Owen Wis ter’s novel. W. L. Gibson starred as the Virginian in a strong cast while Augusta True as Molly Wood fell short of the part. the Cowboys Honey Wiggin Nebraska and Baldy appeared convincing and Leander de Cordova portrayed Trampus with courage amid tense, comedic moments.
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Park Theater
Owen Wister
W. L. Gibson
Augusta True
Molly Wood
Honey Wiggin
Nebraska
Baldy
Leander de Cordova
Noel Travers
Steve
Dixey Stars In Truth Farce At Murat With Laughs
Henry E. Dixey appears in The Naked Truth a farcial comedy by Paston and Maxwell at the Murat to a crowded house. Dixey’s understated performance and uniform support by Davenport Aitken Nordstrom and Shepley provide steady humor. the show runs through the week. A promotional ad for all wool suit and overcoat at S. J. Singer & Sons follows.
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Murat
Henry E. Dixey
the Murat
Mr. Dixey
George Paston
W. B. Maxwell
Indianapolis
the Devil
Mary Jane
Bunny’ Darrel
Dixey
Kenneth Davenport
Spottiswoode Aitken
Mr. Hayter
Marie Nordstrom
Hayster
Uth Shepley
Darrell
Eddie Foy
Emma Carus
Broadway
S. J. Singer & Sons
West Washington Street
Stage Review of Thanksgiving Comedy with Coghlan Casts
A full house greeted Frank J. Mclintyre and Gertrude Coghlan in a Thanksgiving comedy. The cast, including James O Neill Jr. Nicholas Burnham Sarah McVicker and H P D Blakemore, delivered natural, clean humor with strong character work.
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Gertrude Coghlan
Frank J. McIntyre
James O'Neill Jr
Wattsie
Bob Brinke
McIntyre
O'Neill
Nicholas Burnham
Silesman
Sarah McVicker
Mrs. Babbitt
Blue Mouse play at Majestic stirs laughs and intrigue
Arville Benton players present the Blue Mouse at the Majestic next week. The Salome dancer known as the Blue Mouse causes trouble by impersonating a wife to win a railroad executive favor. Engaged performers headline the three act comedy with light, risqué humor.
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Shlue Mouse
Arville- Benton
Majestic
Blue Mouse
Mrs. Rollett
Rollett
Jane Dara to star in The Telephone Girl at Colonial
Jane Dara and company lead the Colonial bill next week with a one act comedy The Telephone Girl drawn from Helen Green stories in the New York Telegraph. The six member troupe has been a notable success this season on the Sullivan Considine circuit and marks its first appearance in this city. The Youngman family sensational whirists and six other acts are strong drawing cards at the popular playhouse this week.
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Helen Green
New York Telegraph
Sullivan & Considine
Youngman
Bennett Mitchell Stars in Apache Sketch at Empire
Bennett Mitchell, famed as Dancing Mitchells and star of the Miss New York Jr show at the Empire, is a former Columbia University track athlete. He excelled as hurdler, 100 yard sprinter, pole vaulter, and running high jump, and remains committed to physical culture amid a demanding dancing routine. His sister also supports training, believing it strengthens their act.
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Mitchells
New York
Wit
Three Men Die From Gas In New York Room
In New York on November 25 three travelers bound for Greece died of asphyxiation from gas in a room. The victims were James Trotabatas, William Ekarakostas, and William Maranges, found with tickets home in their pockets.
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New York
Greece
James Trobatas
William Ekarakostas
William Maranges
City Councilman Seeks Hot Air Heater for Officers
Charles F. Copeland, councilman, pushes to have a heating firm install a hot air heater for the corner men without city cost. He claims to obtain city engineer consent to open the street for the installation, as boards of works previously refused to order it.
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Charles F. Copeland
Copeland
Board of Works
Boards of Works
Let Your Stomach Have Its Own Way
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. It claims the stomach can rest and be aided by the tablets which digest food like healthy stomach fluids. Physicians allegedly endorse the product and druggists sell it for 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Sivfirt
Earth
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C. H. Faggo
Warsaw
N. Y
Lincoln Ave
Weber Drug Co
Washington
Illinois Streets
Birk’s Pharmacy
Meridian
Ohio Street
Waddell & Walterhouse
Massachusetts Avenue
Delaware Street
Charles Eilchrodt
Union Railroad
J. W. Reisbeck
Ageare
J. J. Mosany
B. F. Keith
PARK
The
Empire—Burlesque
Virginian
Packs Park Theater
Ored Porter
Fuller
the Blue Mouse
Colonial
Jane Dara and Company
Bennett Mitchell
China
Sabie
Oas
ESA TL Furniture Company
Florence
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East
Washington St
Ls of India Tr
Leo. Krauss
Oplician
N. Hiinoils St
Mrooney
State Life Insurance Co
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