License applications for Indianapolis taverns in ward seven
Notices from Marion county Indiana state that multiple applicants, including Charles Richter and F M Ivory, will seek licenses at the October term 1908 to sell intoxicating liquors in various wards of Indianapolis. Descriptions specify business locations, room sizes, building fronts, and street corners. Additional notices grant pool and paid table privileges and invite sealed bids for county supplies ending Sept 15 196.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Virginia Avenue
F. W. T. Et al
Outlet
Indianapolis
ED Linton
Board of Commissioners
New Jersey Street
New Jersey and
Market Streets
Anderson’s Et al
Charles Richter
Oarion County
State of
Locatio
Illinois Street
Illinois
South
Blake's
F. M. Ivory
Meridian Street
Brown
Frank Street
Ward 13
John J. Egelhoff
H. F. Smith
Talianapolis
Virginia_avenue
Henry Ostendorf
Harrison Street
Harrison and
Pine Streets
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad Company
J. ¥. M'Carthy
Washington Street
Wood
Sipdivision
Fred C. Lichtenauer
Delaware Street
Square No
Indianapvlis
Delaware and
M. M. Scott
Finch
John M’gregor
John M. Mendenhall
WM. H. Roberts
Albert Sahm
How He Explained Prohibition Party Voter Admission
A voter who quit his party attempted to register for a primary and faced a clerical question. He confessed he had voted the Prohibition ticket previously while drunk, and the clerk accepted his explanation, restoring him to party registration.
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Hie
Poverty or the Soul’s Ascent in Marius Era
The passage traces Marius as a boy wooed by misery and poverty shaping his will toward effort and aspiration. It contrasts rich amusements with peasant labor, showing how hardship expands empathy, broadens vision, and sparks pity for money’s wealthy, while warning the contemplation can become indolence if life is not balanced.
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God
Marius
Niece of Indian Fighter to Appear at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre hosts Miss Jessie Huston niece of famous scout Daniel Huston known as Dare Devil Dan. Huston will present The Flower of the Ranch during fair week and will reside with Mrs. James M. Brown at 3308 Graceland Avenue.
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Jessie Huston
Daniel Huston
Dare Devil Dan
California
Huston
James M. Brown
Graceland Avenue
Mise ‘Huston
Marius Chooses Solitude Over Comfortable Offer
Marius declines a regular literary post offering 1500 francs a year, preferring independence over servitude. He keeps to himself, shunning public life while remaining friends with Courfeyrac and Maboeuf, whose calm influence spurred his inner revolution sheathed in Providence.
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Marius
M. Magimel
Yar
The Botanist Maboeuf Speaks for All Opinions
M Maboseuf tells Marius he approves of political opinions, but his true mind favors neutrality. He loves plants passionately and is not loyal to any political faction, being described as a botanist with a unique detached stance.
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M. Maboseuf
Marius
Eumenides
M. Maboeuf
Grand Vaudeville Season Opens With Evenly Strong Bill
Indianapolis theater review lauds opening week on the Grand bill. The Martells bring athletic flair, the Murray Sisters charm with contralto voices, Victoria Murray impresses with song and wit. Arcadia's violin and voice shine, Salvaggi dance impresses, and Spoonyville with Gaston and Green pleases crowds. The Majestic Four entertain, Laytons perform, and the program blends songs, sketches, and pictures with a cool theater atmosphere and strong appeal all week.
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Martells
Murray Sisters
Marion
Victoria
Victoria Murray
Indianapolis
Yonkers
J. S. Devlin
M. Elwood
Arcadia
Spoonyville
Billy Gaston
Ethel Green
Laytons
Park Theater Opens with Panhandle Pete in Musical Comedy
Park theater presents a lively mix of music and mirth headlined by Panhandle Pete played by Walter Wilson. Nellie Nice as Peggy Neil and Ezzy Perkins by Win J Kennedy provide plot fuel with Georgia Harvey as Samantha Clegg. The show features a capable chorus, graceful dancing, and multiple encores amid bright songs and light villainy.
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Panhandle Pete
Comic Supplement
Park Theater
Walter Wilson
Nellie Nice
Peggy Neil
Win J. Kennedy
Ezzy Perkins
Georgie Harvey
Samantha Clegg
Charles Wilkins
Laugh filled curtain to curtain show with music
A company member performs in a show described as full of laugh and music from curtain to curtain, highlighting a lively stage experience.
Forepaugh Stock Company Opens Season at Maiesu Theater
Majestic Forepaugh Stock Company ready for season with matinee next Monday noon featuring The House of a Thousand Candles. Stage Director Kirk oversees rehearsals after company arrival. actors have memorized lines and prepare for Indiana play's premiere. Box office opens tomorrow for season seats and Thursday for single tickets, daily hours posted.
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Majestic
Maiesu
Meredith Neholson
Kirk
Burkhardt's Burlesque Show Delivers Strong Stage Craft
Empire Theater audiences yesterday afternoon witnessed a burlesque program headlined by Chas Burkhardt with The Adventures of Issy Cohen and The Italian. The cast included Dale Wilson in a solo, and Geo MacFarland with John Murry delivering a sharp sidewalk sketch. The Flying Dutchman by Chas Ledegar closed a varied program praised for acting, staging, and costumes.
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Chas. Burkhardt
Issy Cohen
Burkhardt
Acrobat and performers dazzle in Indianapolis burletta show
An exhibition of tight rope walking impressed the audience with clever feats that kept the house in good humor. Miss Dale Wilson sang several songs and drew steady applause. Dora Taylor as La Dora in both acts delivered dancing praised as the finest in Indianapolis in years.
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Dale Wilson
Dora Taylor
la Dora
Indianapolis
Gaiety The New Gayety Presents Talking Pictures
The Talk-A-Graph company features At the Cross Roads of Life with a stirring stage cast and a well received picture. The Basified Lover delivers humor with clever lines. Nine motion pictures in all use strong effects and real looking scenes. Singing numbers pleasing.
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Talk-A-Graph Company
Capital Garden Sees Crowd Pack Free Amusement Oasis
Capital Garden in the capital city fills to capacity as week opens with strong crowds. The venue, described as the only free amusement park, features moving pictures and illustrated songs drawing notable foot traffic for the rest of the week.
Examination Day at School 31 In Free Vaudeville
Hendersons School Boys and Girls stage a musical comedietta full of dancing singing and jokes in the free vaudeville pavilion this week. Nine lively performers plus soubrettes and agile dancers deliver catchy songs and witty inuendos. Figaro the mechanical doll draws attention in the rival act A Little of Everything.
Fair Bank Ostendorf's Orchestra Concert Draws Big Crowd
Ostendorf's enlarged concert orchestra performs at Fair Bank this week after a season at Nature's Beauty Spot. The program spans light popular airs to classical works, with the largest turnout yet for this ensemble.
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Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Tabasco Limerick Contest Opens for All Readers
A public notice invites submissions for a Tabasco Limerick contest with prize announcements on May 15 1908. Entries must include name and address and close May 1 1908. The notice urges participation and verse with a rhyme that ties the last word to the first two lines.
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Empire Theater
Capital Garden
Capital City Garden
Henderson's School
Tabasco
Limerick
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