Prarcis Wilson Returns to Form in Old Fashioned Opera
Cheerful notices from Indianapolis theatres highlight Prarcis Wilson’s return in an old fashioned opera with a modest, dignified style. Mary Mannering and Janice Meredith receive praise for their performances, while other stars like William H. Crane and Miss Ryan draw attention for faithful stage transfers and promising careers. The season features varied productions, from The Monks of Mala bar to San Toy, with lavish costumes and lively reviews.
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Prarcis Wilson
Wilson
Frank
Erminie
Malabar
Cain
Pert
Parisenne
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Miss Mannering
Indianapolis
Mary
New England
Golden
Grandfather
Jed
Richard Golden
Burlesque and concert program from South-side mannerchor show
The Tomlinson hall program features Burns Irish comedians Leo and Chapman in a comedy acrobatic act Bryant and Saville in a musical act Nolan and White in a sketch Misses Perry and Hyland in character songs and dances Kennedy and Quatrell jugglers The burlesque promises pretty girls catchy music and new costumes The second South-side mannerchor concert includes Overture Cymbeline Mayer's band arias Miss Mamie Hoffman Zigeuner Lieb John Merl Wiener Werk Mayer's band Jaeger lust Ocean waves duet Miss Alma Berend Mr Schwarzer baritone Frank Mayer and chorus selections
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Burns
Leo
Chapman
Bryant and Saville
Nolan
White
Mannerchor
Tomlinson Hall
Cymbeline
Schwarzer
Mannerchor Selection
Frank Mayer
Boer Women Eager to Fight as War Rages in South Africa
Fred H. Kline reports from Redding that photographer W. C. Amsden has followed the Boer army for six months. He notes many Vitlanders have quit, but Boers’ wives insist on fighting if needed, with examples from the Nys and Pretorius families and even pretty girls who would join or urge their husbands to stay and resist.
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Redding
Fred H. Kline
W. C. Amsden
South Africa
Pretoria
Nys
Pretorius
Lion Attacks butchers at Privas fair in champagne wager
At a Privas county fair a butcher entered a lion's cage to prove the beast would drink champagne. He offered a glass to the animal and was bitten on the shoulder. The attack caused a near fatal injury to the butcher and panic among spectators left many injured.
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Privas
Pyramid Pile Cure Promo Letter Headlines Real Relief
Not imaginary illnesses exist only in the mind but piles are real and painful. A testimonial from W N Dunn of Chicago praises the Pyramid Pile Cure for a speedy, permanent relief with one 50 cent box and extra unused doses. Doctors and druggists sell the remedy nationwide for 50 cents per box with no cocaine opiate or poison.
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W. N. Dunn
Shields Ave
Chicago
Will of William P Greenlie Probate Reveals Family Split
New York reports probate of William P Greenlie's estate in Passaic New Jersey. The will leaves the entire estate to the widow with eventual division among seven daughters and two nieces after her death. The son David Greenlie is to receive nothing, citing his public request to be cut out. Greenlie is a partner in the New York machine shop firm Greenlie Wyatt Co.
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Mansfield
Henry V
New York
Lord
Lady Algy
Chicago
Faversham
David Greenlie
Greenlie & Wyatt Company
Sailor prisoner escapes after Alcatraz box shipment
A soldier prisoner at Alcatraz was nailed in a box and sent to San Francisco where he freed himself and escaped. Roosevelt starts his New York tour on October 20. Fourteen shipwrecked seamen from the Ellerslide were landed in Boston after rescue by a tramp steamer following a Galveston storm.
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Leslie Carter
Alcatraz
Cal
Frisco
Roosevelt
New York
Ellerslide
Boston
Galveston
Mrs Kruger Too Ill for Vehicle Traffic at Pretoria
London Oct 6 report says Mrs Kruger wife of the Transvaal president is so ill that orders limit drivers passing her house to walking pace.
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London
Pretoria
Divorce Case Appealed Over Nonresident Notice
Thomas Day appeals to the supreme court from Tippecanoe county circuit court which refused to redocket a suit in which his wife was granted a divorce. Mrs Day later married Thomas C Nottingham, died soon after leaving about 10000 dollars. Day claims he resided in California and did not receive notice despite a non resident notice in a Lafayette paper.
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Thomas Day
Supreme Court
Tippecanoe County
Transit Schedule Fragments for Peoria Bloomington and Champaign
Readable parts show travel times between Peoria Blooming ton and Champaign with morning and afternoon departures. Not all data is complete due to OCR errors but indicates routes and times such as 7.25 am 2.40 pm and 6.08 pm 4.10 pm 10.35 am 11.50 pm and 3 11.50 pm on Peoria Bloomington legs.
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Peoria
Bloom
M& Ex
Peoria & Bloomington
Eeteadee Sewues
Champaign
Peoria & Bloom
Columbus & Spring
Ohio
Lynn Accommodation
City
Washington
Cincinnati
Det
Dayton
Dayton Lim
Toledo
Detroit
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Wiliam H. Crane
David Harum
Westcott
New York Garrick
Mark Twain
Col. Sellers
Crane
David
Misa Ryan
Kentucky
Miss Ryan
Elizabeth Ryan
James Ryan
N. Senate Ave
James Rice
James IK. Hackett
Frohman
Lecerers
Hackett
Jennico
Mannering
Buffalo
Grace George
Blanche Walsh
Marcelle
Montreal
John B. Kellard
Marie Celeste
Celeste
Alice Nielsen
New Haven
Yale
the Grand
Ellen Gale
Grand Stock Company
Col. Ransome
South Tyne
Beverly Johnson
Lydia
Johnson
Ransome
Andre
John Flood
Hardee Kirkland
Joseph Everham
Lotta Linthicum
Lydia Ransome
English
Jed Prouty
Vogel-Deming
Arthur Deming
John Queen
Brothers van
John Hoffman
Fanny Hayes
Trick
Bone
Whister
Kanno LaBarre
Cole and
Coon Town
Sam Lucas
Murphy
Slater
Barrington Carter
George
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Harry Bryant
Empire Theater
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Herbert Kelsey
Perry
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Lion
Paris
William P. Greenlie
Passaic
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Golden Discovery
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Ployersy
Freaney Bros
Ohio St
the Central Printing Co
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Bowen-Merrill Co
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Mrs. Kruger Very
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East Washington St
Graham
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H. C. Krentler & Co
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Jades
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Indianapolis Cancer Institute
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Drugrisis
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Washington St
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Cleveland Line
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St. Louis Limited
T. H. & Mattoon Ac
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Peoria Line
Springfield and
Columbus
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
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W. Washington
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