Peruna touted by women in testimonials from Nashville to Cleveland
A sequence of lettered endorsements describes Peruna relieving long standing headaches backache and other ailments in women across North America. Mrs Tressie Nelson from Nashville credits six bottles with renewed health and brighter life while Mrs Joseph Lucelle of Ottawa Ontario and Mrs M Kliner of Cleveland Ohio share similar relief from chronic pain and catarrh through Peruna as prescribed by Dr Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressie Nelson
N.5th Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Ag Perana
Come
Hartman
Oyster Frank Returns from Oyster Land
Oyster Frank arrives from Baltimore after six weeks studying the oyster situation. He warns buyers prices will rise though soup portions stay the same and a half fry buys a half dozen at 115 N Alabama Street. Demand from the Pacific coast and better bay conditions push higher quality and earlier season opening on Tabor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Tabor
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman Dies at 68 in Dupont Burial Planned
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, 68, died suddenly of heart disease at 1015 Laurel Street. Funeral will be Wednesday at daughter Mrs. R. E. Flosen’s home, 1412 Pleasant Street. Body to be taken to Dupont, Indiana, for burial.
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Elizabeth Chapman
Laurel Street
R. E. Flosen
Pleasant Street
Dupont, Ind
Woman Overcomes Coffee Habit with Postum Says Health Improves
A Boston woman explains how she battled coffee palpitations and eye and kidney issues. She notes Postum reduced nervousness and flushing after a period of adjustment, leading to excellent health with continued use and hygiene. She attributes her recovery and warns that prolonged coffee could have worsened her condition.
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Boston
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pga
Reed
Jjetter
They
The Flower of the Ranch at Park Theater
The Flower of the Ranch a colorful Park Theater musical comedy set among California foothills features Jack Farnum Little Flower and a merry mix of Indians Mexicans cowpunchers and soldiers. Shivers Ike and Mac add comic dances while a single offstage pistol shot closes the plot. The show promises wholesome entertainment and echoes east coast success with a largely familiar cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
California
Little Flower
Jack Farnum
Jack
Shivers
Flower
Timberline Ike
Little Mac
Fire destroys John Hilkene's store and residence at Cumberland
Fire destroyed John Hilkene's general store and home in Cumberland early Wednesday. Fire started from paper burned in a stove and the village lacking waterworks could not be stopped. Indianapolis firemen declined aid as they were powerless without water. Loss to building stock and household goods estimated between 8000 and 10000 dollars. Hilkene and family escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hilkene
Cumberland
Indianapolis
Aged man sentenced in assault case
Morris Watson aged 72 was fined ten dollars and costs and given ten days in the county jail for assault and battery on his wife in police court. An examination into his sanity will be made Wednesday. Watson is from northwest Humrichville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Watson
Watson
Hmrichville
Five Martells seek new dog bicycle rider act
The Five Martells plan a trick bicycle act featuring a dog on top of a performer’s shoulders for a five high routine at the Grand. They helped pioneer high wheel riding and still use them in challenging stunts. The bill also showcases the Murray Sisters Arcadia the Majestic Musical Four and Gaston and Green with varied musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martells
the Grand
Murray Sisters
Arcadia
Musical
Gaston
Green
Montana Limited at Park Theater Melodrama of Twin Brothers
The Park Theater presents The Montana Limited a melodrama about identical brothers one virtuous one a robber. A train robbery leads to an innocent twin’s arrest while the other’s guilt remains hidden. Love redeems and trust deepens as dramatic scenes unfold with notable scenic effects.
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Montana
Majestic Announces Season Seat Sales and Opening Play
The Majestic theater begins season seat sales at 9 a.m. with mail orders noted for priority and weekly seat reservations available by advance payment. Opening week tickets for The House of a Thousand Candles go on sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. The first rehearsal occurred yesterday as Cast members Spinney Arvine Reynolds Foster return alongside new performers Choate Callendar Walker Sheehan Howe and Baker for a welcoming start next Monday.
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Majestic Theater
Miss Spinney
Mr. Arvine
Reynolds
Mr. Foster
Mattie Choate
Romaine Callendar
Atwood Walker
Jack Sheehan
Walker Howe
Fay Baker
Travelers Company Brings Lively Comedy to Empire
The Travelers company presents a strong week at the Empire with Charles Burkhardt in support roles. The production features heavy scenic equipment and varied alio, delivering broad entertainment from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
the Empire
Charles Burkhardt
Burkhardt
The
Empire
Cross Roads of Life at New Gaety and Clary Returns
In Indianapolis the Talk-A Graph company presents The Cross Roads of Life at the New Gaayety for the first three days of the week with four more performances to follow. Baritone Charles Austin Clary makes a return engagement this week and is warmly received by audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Talking Picture
Graph Company
Gaayety
Charles Austin Clary
Wonderland Show Promises Dramatic Lagoon Stunt At State Fair
Wonderland manager Wickes plans a sensational act at State Fair week featuring handcuff drama with a man thrown into a nine foot lagoon to sink or swim. The stunt stars Mad Miller the German Handcuff King. The Three Gypsy Fortune Tellers and Henderson's School Boys and Girls perform musical comedy pieces nightly.
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Wickes
Wonderland
Mad Miller
Fair Bank Soloist Delights Audiences With Local Talent
Local tenor Fair Bank Peter Ankenbrock sang with Ostendorf's orchestra as several hundred patrons joined the throng at Nature's Beauty Spot. Though few professional appearances, his voice showed remarkable clarity and range pleasing the audience. the rest of the week features Mrs. Tron presenting local singers for home talent performances.
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Peter Ankenbrock
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Ankenbrock
Tron
Maude Burbank to Lead Riding Lessons at State Fair
Secretary Downing touts next week’s state fair as the richest popular entertainment, outdoors by day and in the livestock pavilion at night. Star acts include Miss Maude Burbank’s advanced riding, Bard brothers acrobats, the Olivers on a tight wire, Paul Batty with bears and a pony, Madam Schuman with horses and dogs, and the Heras acrobats with posturing acts. The Diavolo thriller promises hair raising feats high above a lake of fire. Prizes for light harness and saddle show horses total 7 391 dollars, draft and coach hors es 2 107 and 720 dollars respectively, plus large cattle and poultry shows with substantial prize pools. The Indiana fair annually hosts one of America’s largest poultry shows.
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Downing
Maude Burbank
Bard Brothers
Olivers
Paul Batty
Madam Schuman
Heras
Germany
France
England
America
Indiana Fair
Labor Day Display At Menter and Rosenbloom Co
Clever fall suits for women and new fall coats and millinery shown at 120 N Pennsylvania St second floor opposite Grand Opera House. Also new fall suits for men and boys with hats and shoes in style and workmanship. Pay while you wear.
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Menter &Rosenbloom Co
Pennsylvania St
Grand Opera House
Menter '& Rosenbloo#i ‘Co
Exposition to Feature Large Poultry Display and Garden Shows
The fair will host many fowls in coops under tents and a permanent structure. Poultry premiums total 2,499 with about 4,000 chickens geese ducks and turkeys on show. Flowers fruits art farm products and table luxuries will also headline. The State Board of Agriculture believes the exposition will interest both city and country residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Daugherty Accuses Politicians after Public Works Discharge
Former Indianapolis public works chief engineer Charles Daugherty, fired amid a bribery trial, vows disclosures and blames County Attorney Ruckelshaus and Republican politicians. The notice also lists a September 4 1908 bid opening for a City Hospital steam turbine and related equipment at the Majestic Building offices. A divorce suit, George E Blaine versus Minnie Blaine, is docketed in Marion County Superior Court with appearance required November 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Huggins
John McGregor
J. C. Ruckelshaus
State of Indiana
Marion County
Superior Court
State of
Indiana
George E. Blaine
Minnie Blaine
Indianapolis Public Works Board Notice to Contractors 1908
The Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis issues a notice to contractors dated August 26 1908 and announces entries open for bids at Room 913 Majestic Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Notices of liquor license applications in Indianapolis ward bounds
Notices from multiple Indianapolis Ward residents applying to the Marion County Board of Commissioners in October 1908 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. Each notice lists business rooms, street corners, building details, ward numbers, and pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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Kot County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Blake and Ray
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion County
Ward
Ulysses Grant Reed
Board of County
Cammiesioncex
Hillside Avenue
Twentieth Street
Cooper and Pickens
City of Indianapolis
Twentieth. Street
Albert Blackwell
State of Indiana
Noble Street
Noble and
Georgia Streets
Joly 13
Bates
Thomas Kinney
Board of Commissioners
Meridian Street
Marion
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Bronson St
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Oyster Land
Baltimore
Oys
E. Chapman
HS Western
Empire Theater
Gabety
Schlitz
Prospect Gas Jos. Schlit? Brewing Co
South State St
Milwaukee
Horoewoman
Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
County Power House
City
Majestic Building
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C.trusler
Fred J. Mack
Leonard M. Quill
G. W. Blain
Massachusetts Ave
Michigan St
German House Choice
State Life: Building
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