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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1904

Page

5

A Bid for Freedom by Guy Bothey

In a deserted house a tense plot unfolds as Manalaki and I seek help from a contact in a murky quarter. We meet Muhammid Hassan and a gaunt intermediary who hints at abducted plans and a perilous search across cities with an ally offering dangerous resources.

Manalaki Cniff Enopah Government House Port Madiapore Manalayi

Mtengest and the search for the missing judge

In a tense scene Constan Iden reports a trace of the young judge, found in a boat owned by Pedro Gonsalvez of Algeciras at a quarter to nine. The governor’s house is alerted as plans arise to pursue the fugitives and recover her. The dialogue shows urgency and uncertainty as the party debates next moves.

Manalali Muhammid Hassan Han Manatiki Mts America England Keene Mandlaki Henides van Wit Reyuinter Monsieur Conmannes Manasaki Madrapore Constanides Mavialaki Constan Iden Pedro Gonsalvez Algeciras Manuiaki

Personal and Social Notes From the Region

Local society items list numerous returns and visits. Cole returns to Seen. W C L Harris Hue and John Brooks travel to Greenfield and Ivy respectively. Residents relocate to Anderson, Indianapolis, Bloomington, and other towns. weddings, entertaining guests, and funeral attendance are noted. several names appear with scattered cities as they resume winter plans and social engagements.

Cole CL Harris Hue Jamil Lon John Brooks Greenfield Ivy Johnston Ceaforanville Dora Hilerman Anderson Chaclay Vance Clarence Lyytie Edna Parker Grannis Joseph Cached Elcor Wiley Hedges Connersville Wim Drdianapolis Acna ‘Thomas Hoostryille Davis- Attuq Indianapolis James Julia Marineville J. GenePowell Cho Vlub Clara Mann Katherine Swaila Shelbyville Hertha Lovell Josie Lowell Dauvipe Lancy Jacobs Bloomington Malloy Farley Scrang-Crawford Tyrre Haute Blinche Tasign Pendleton Irvington Vermyn Arnnett Cmeload Aml Mes J. Fleemin Waiter Try Hartford Ward Tewis Biss Lewis Mra Oliver T Foray Et Rutheo W. E. Maxand Genevieve Tart Meg Suaul FCN Ag Berétioy Isabelle Mobis Wilton Megton Maplinge Archihaid Wil Ratkin Aude Thoriay Rex Danville Wister Twe Aifanavolis Rulon Ldor Toe Roosport Dndianapolis loulsyMe Jamey E. White Meth Emme Smith Muncie Fratuis P. Fleming Jacksonville Pia Dir M. I. Spades John Stanly Ms Wa TG. Carter Thestay J. M. Dalrymple Gertrude Morris Wol Mark Dita F. Murgin Cale Eaglesmid Margaret Pargong Elizabeth Eraglesfield Grind Rapids Mich van Cleave AW van Winkle Hartford City Enuna Clevinger Alek Morris Pickett Wens

Next Week's Attractions at English's Auditorium

Grand European and American novelties headline a varied slate. Park stages Alone in the World and Shore Acres, Empire presents The Crackerjacks, Unique offers refined vaudeville, and Auditorium features skating as part of the lineup.

Drege Tony Europe Pertoriatey Toga Dane Les Glopes Eureng Mse Viyedty Miss Suhel John Ae Mudie

Vaudeville acts and stage stars tour local Park Theatre

The program features Alone in the World and Shore Acres with new stars Colby and Woe the voice, a high soprano duo Mudie and Cahill, and comic turns by Kline and Gothold. Sidelines recount the Hearne era and the Park’s ongoing season with Ridney Cartyll and a French scene actor, amid business and theatre lore.

Shore Acres Bbb Hiefer Cates Reid Oy Ridney Cartyll Amurion Ty Kume Tandon Minenthal Brothers Uuken Seton Bey Wiliks Yeurs Himerlf Banniey Fk Mme Ford Hankers Dagdhift Piay Fa Bank of New Orleans Heep Booker Peart Creale Alice Delwood Lee Boggs Edmund Mulkay James Witton Woh Benton Theodore J. Marine Chicago Hearne Hearne Attil Pric Hearn James T. Galloway Nathaniel Berry Galloway Hearne Naiph Theadurer Waurg

Odd Theatre Advert Shows Burlesque and Farce Cast

A cluttered 1920s style theater page promotes Empire Cracker Jacks and unique acts. It highlights White presi, Charles and Jeanie Welsh, and a burlesque show with Bob Var Osten, touting clean comedy and strong audience appeal across multiple performances weekly.

Vaudewille Gofrath Amd Posie Petia St. Dulten Charles Jeanie Welsh Dean Tatligt Thors Hette Empire Lob Manchester Empire Theater Burlesquy Nowy Ellesavy

Polly Allan Voices On Career Ambitions In Family Study

In a family scene Polly Allan returns home lively and youthfully hopeful while her parents debate her future. The colonel expresses pride yet cautions about early choices, Polly's sisterly supporters weigh expectations, and Jack jokes about pursuing romance or career.

Polly Allan Chooses Between Career and Love

Polly Allan asserts a claim on Jack while the colonel weighs Polly and her future. Allan stares, the room tightens, and a tactful decline meets Polly’s determined stance as she weighs college versus the mines.

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