Runaway Horse Injures Terre Haute Women
Mrs Anna Frazier of Terre Haute and Mrs Agnes Kafoura were struck by a runaway horse hitched to a wagon at Washington and Meridian as an ambulance carried them away. Mrs Frazier, wife of a Terre Haute dry goods merchant, was taken to Charles Farrar’s home at 720 S Capitol Ave where she was staying. florist Herman Junge, said to have left the horse untied, was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Frazier
Terre Haute
Agnes Kafoura
W. Henryst
Washington
Meridiangis
Frazier
Charles Farrar
S. Capitol Ave
Herman Junge
Train fatality claims Panhandle boss in Richmond
H. W. Wright, Panhandle section boss, was struck by a train and died this morning in Richmond Indiana. The accident occurred as Wright was on duty, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erichmond
Ind
H. W. Wright
Panhandle
Amusements park week highlights and Raffles review
Amusements lineups across parks and theatres with Raffles opening at Park theater drawing large audiences. Details of cast, performances, and plans for the week include The Great Eastern World, Wonderland acts, capital City Garden sketches, and Empire Burlesquers. The Majestic and Empire venues report strong openings with noted performers and productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffles
S. Miller Kent
Park Theater
Kent
Capt. Bedford
Roydon Erlynne
Crawshay
Jack Bennett
Gwendolyn Condron
Jane Fearnley
Mrs. Vidal
Sarah Leigh
Labor Day at Wonderland and Boxing Attractions Draw Crowds
The afternoon and evening crowds filled Indianapolis attractions as Ray Bronson and Indian Joe Greeg headlined daily boxing bouts this week. Wonderland staged day fireworks for Labor Day with parasols, airships, and souvenirs swooping across the sky, amid displays by the Renellos and Zeraldas in vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bronson
Joe Greeg
White City
Wonderland
Indianapolis
Renellos
Zeraldas
Wonderland Week At Capital City Garden
A crowded Capital City Garden show opens with a one act farce The Troubles of Casey featuring Vic Ross Zerby and Raymond. A skit titled Everytime You Take a Drink Things Look Different follows. Viola Alison sings well. Ozan the juggler performs tricks. Hunter Duncan and moving pictures close the program. Nellie the high diving dog performs from a 40 foot ladder into a net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Garden
Zerby and
Raymond
Vic Ross
Nellie
Viola Allison
Daleys
Hunter and
Duncan
Casey
Viola Alison
Ozan
Hunter
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WM. H. Armstrong CO
South Meridian Street
Indiana
Carl L. Rost
Kitty Wells
Harry Bryant Company
Gayety
J. M. Nash
Nash
THE
NEW Majestic
Pater
Zerby and Raymond
Farcours
Soubrette
Empire
Broadway Gaiety Girls
Majestic
Irana Rockwell
Leo Cooper and Company
Fair Bank
Kitties
Majestic Theater
Leo Cooper
Signiora Pasqualina DeVoe
Georgia Davis
Nelles
J. W. Butler
Moving Pictures
Empire Burlesquers
Empire Theater
Alfo
Slave Mart
Roger Imhof
Imhof
Grand Opera House
Ziegler
Madame Spartholdi
New York
Mason and Keeler Company of Farcours
Chicago
Chinko
Alice Lyndon Dole
Carmody
Stella
Capt
Barnacle
Abe Cowen
Charles Harris
Billy K. Wells
Cohen
Harry Bryant
Danny Depe
John J. Black
Rube
Joshua Brown
Levi Gallinski
Labor
Lake Erie & Western Excursion
ST. Marys
Lima
O.ortland
Celina
Cedar Point
West
Wasson
H. P. Wasson & Co
Louisville Today
Columbus
Weber’s
Ferger’s
Deschler’s
Kriel’s
Pierson’s
Gall’s
Ball Park
Phore
Capitol Ve
Indiana State Fair
America
Sid Conger
Charles Downing
IND. Battalion Armory
Ass’n
Vesuvius
Nii . Mehes Fireworks
W. Wash. St
Igayety
Washington and
New Jersey Sts
Maumee
Trans-Atlantics
New Majestic Theater
South Illinois ST
R. P. Algeo
Algeo
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Philadelphia
New York City
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Mich
State Life
Big Four
C. C. Clark
Mr. Kent In ‘‘Raffles
Miller Kent
Saratoga Springs
G. A. R. the
Department OF Indiana
Pullman
Co. Co. Clark
Lake Michigan
MONON
Michigan City
Springfield
Union Station
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Greencastle
Rochester
Relern
Cincinnati
Louisville
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