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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1910

Page

5

Red Cross Endowment Fund Appeals In Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Red Cross endowment drive passes the $900 mark with a goal of 2,000,000 nationwide. Public-spirited men appointed by President Taft lead the effort to provide a permanent income for relief operations against fires floods and disasters. Subscriptions via per capita 100 cents and additional gifts are mailed to John H. Holliday, treasurer, Union Trust.

Indianapolis Red Cross Taft American Heid Cross The General Committee John H. Holliday Sun Holliday Union Trust Company

Ulster Protesters Pledge Massive Arms Fund

Dublin reports Ulster citizens flood anti home rule meetings with resolve to arm and train regiments. Fifty thousand dollars already subscribed with a pledge to rise to a million if needed as resolutions condemn paying Irish taxes and obeying Irish decrees. Sir Edward Carson warns against selling the country for American dollars.

Dublin Ulster Citzens Belfast John Redmond Edward Carson

Honor to Tayler in Cleveland Ohio

Every street car wheel in the city stopped for five minutes Tuesday to honor the memory of the late Robert W Tayler federal judge for the northern district of Ohio. Funeral services were held at 10 30. Judge Tayler untangled streetcar trouble and secured passage of the street car ordinance now in effect.

Clevelant, O

Representative Alexander Defeated by One Vote

Washington dispatch reports Rep. D S Alexander of Buffalo delayed to claim a seat in the House and was defeated by one vote after two of his clerks at the capitol failed to vote. The loss underscores the impact of a single ballot in elections.

Washington D. $. Alexander Buffaloes

Downing Chosen Chicago Secretary of Fair Association

Charles Downing of Indianapolis has been chosen secretary of the American association of fairs and expositions, representing twenty nine state fairs and other expositions at the banquet and convention in Chicago.

Ciicago Charles Downing Indianapolis American Association of Fairs and Expositons Chicago

Eddie Foy in Up and Down Broadway at Shubert Murat

Review of Eddie Foy and Emma Carus in Up and Down Broadway at Shubert Murat Indianapolis. Notes strong scenes on Mt Parnassus and Chinatown, Emma Carus rising as star, Foy uneven but tied to the musical revue's success. Also features Majestic Blue Mouse and Colonial Cabaret dogs, with varied acts and dated humor.

Mubat Feddie Foy Broadway Emma Carus B. F. Kieth Wille Park Maudio xKenthy Frances Starr Empire Burlesque Shubert Murat Emma Curtis Eddie Foy Imma Carus Mary Anna Barney Barnard Lee Harrison Kelly” Foy Momus High Brow Mt. Tarnassus Melpomene Apollo Parnassus Mt. Parnassus New York Herald Square Polo Grounds Chinatown Edgar Smith William Jerome Jean Schwartz Shubert Murat Theatre SiaiSvsstider Sam & and Lee Shubert (Inc Eddie Foyd

Grand vaudeville bill shines with Weston Bernard numbers

Willie Weston and Mike Bernard top the bill at the Grand with strong character singing and ragtime, while Charley Grapewin and Anna Chance headline. The Rosary at Park blends miracle play elements with sentimentality, focusing on Father Kelly guiding a wealthy atheist toward redemption amidst a tent mission and Five Points.

B. F. Kieth the Grand Willie Weston Mike Bernard Weston Germyn Charley Grapewin Mr. Pipp Mr. Israpewin Anna Chance Jarrow Lavinia Shannon Hausmanns Bert Lottie Walton Father Kelly Bruce Wilton Five Points New York City

The Easiest Way theater review at English's

Grim powerful and true critique of a play by Eugene Walter with Francis Starr delivering a genuine performance as a woman torn by love and sexual weakness. Kilgour Robins Brown Rand and others contribute strong but imperfect work in a morally challenging production that asks the audience to confront harsh truths.

Majestic Theater Tndianapoli Louise Dunbar Paulette Devine Paulette Tellury Miss Dunbar George Arvine Francis Starr English’s Eugene Walter America Mr. Walter Lfe Miss Starr Joseph Kilgour Strage Mr. Kilgour Louise Randolph Kilgour Violet Rand Jim Weston John Madison Edward Robins John P. Brown Mr. Brawn

Kentucky Belles at the Empire Deliver Surprising Entertainment

The Kentucky Belles perform at the Empire this week offering a break from the usual burlesque productions. The show combines a lively first part with unusual acts, maintaining the venue's reputation for fresh entertainment.

Kentucky Belles the Empire

Burlesque show features five Martell high wheel act

The program highlights ample chorus opportunities and a strong alfo act. The Martell family bicycle act, five performers, uses old style high wheels rather than safety bikes. Miss Hilda Partridge performs classical bronzes and La Belle Helen has a distinctive dance. Joe Opp, Al Patterson, Colton and Duarow, and Miss May Walsh headline the burlesque opening.

Alfo Martell Hilda Partridge la Belle Helen

Cupid’s Predhict 0 Death to All Unwed Coppe rs

In a police precinct tale from the era a series of officers face romantic entanglements. Hyland and Amsden's suspicions rise as social outings and marriage plans unsettle the force. Supt Hyland promises precinct reassignment to those struggling with arrangements.

County Officials Clash Over Election Expense Payments

County Treasurer Fishback refuses to pay $1,655 in election expenses without a warrant from County Auditor Sahm, citing a ruling by County Attorney Raub that the board of commissioners lacks jurisdiction. Sahm says he will refer the matter to the state board of accounts, while Raub notes legal action would originate in the treasurer or auditor’s office. Deputy Auditor Patton calls it a scapegoating substep.

Sabm Fishback Raub Board of Election Commissioners State Board of Accounts Sahm Election Board Billy Patton

Widow with eight children sues two railroads for damages

Anna Glaska administratrix of Michael Glaska deceased seeks 10000 in a suit filed Tuesday against Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad and Indianapolis Union railroad companies. Glaska was killed at the Union depot while crossing the tracks last summer leaving eight children.

Anna Glaska Michael Glaska Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago

Taft Demands Out of Appropriations

President Taft ordered a wide peoplepower review of government spending, summoning over 100 officials who control millions in annual disbursements. He pushed to cut more from next year’s estimates, aiming to stamp out pork barrel items and press agencies toward businesslike efficiency. He plans to take the fight to Congress to end the current era of large appropriations.

Washington Taft White House Reclamation Service Congress

Another purse snatch victim on city streets

Miss Margaret Mahoney of 1503 Union Avenue reported a purse snatching Monday night in the south section. She was followed after leaving work, seized near an alley by McCarty Street, dropped her purse containing $3 and a bank book worth $105, and fought to escape. thief fled, description unavailable.

Atréet Miss Mahoney Mason and Amsden Prospect Street McCarty Street Union Street

Brave Man Says Tariff’s Too Low

Washington November 29 A New York official Wilbur F Wakeman secretary of the American protective tariff league opposes any tariff revision at this session unless rates are raised. He argues the duty on some items is not high enough and warns against lowering protections.

Washington Wilbur F. Wakeman New York American Protective Tariff League

How Thin Folks Can Get Fleshy

A sensational patent remedy promises rapid weight gain for thin men and women. The formula blends harmless drugs to improve nerve and blood supply, with claims of ten to forty pounds gained in weeks. Safe when used to reach a chosen weight, then stopped.

Secretary Wakeman presses for tariff overhaul in next Congress

Wakeman advocates ending tariff concessions for the Philippines and Cuba and pledges strong support. He says to have a democratic tariff, the House should deliver a clean, Simon-pure bill in the next Congress amid plans to block any movement for revision.

Philippines Cuba Wakeman

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