Gilbert and Sullivan New Opera staged with long cast
Gilbert and Sullivan prepare a two act New York production during Henry VIII era with a large chorus of fifty six voices and a lead prince who faces death. The singing girl heroine maternally devoted to her ill mother threads a clandestine marriage for wealth as the villain schemes to split them. The show features parody on Handel, Haydn, and antiquated fashions with design work by Richard Marston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert and Sullivan
Tower of London
Richard Marston
Aronson Casino Company
New York
London
Base Ball Notes and Pennant Race Update
Thursday's game starts at 3. Indianapolis aims to pass Washington this week. Pop Smith praises Pittsburg players as Burdick stands out as top twirler. Giants come Friday to boost their pennant lead. Billy Sunday wed Miss Thompson in Chicago. he rejoins Pittsburg at home Friday. Boston moves on Detroit for third, two games behind Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranks
Boston
Bostons
John Morrill
Don Daily
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Washington
Pop Smith
Burdick
Posier
Giants
Billy Sunday
Chicago
Miss Thompson
Pittsburge
Detroit
Indiana News Highlights From Across The State
Indiana news items report Gostion’s dog fight happiness and Ligonier’s Noble county fair set for September. Huntington notes scarlet fever downings, Frankfort gas emits yellow flame, and Mrs. James G. Throckmorton of South Bend dies at age nine. Allen Clawson and Anna Hushbarger elope from Covington amid cholera infantum concerns. Mrs. Sophia Lawrence of Bethel is 99. Rail talk ties Elkhart to Plymouth. Wakarusa seeks contact. Shelbyville gas pipes granted. Seymour reports a two year old weighs 15 pounds. Goshen maidens quarrel on street. Joe Greenwood jailed for stabbing in Wakarusa. DePauw’s Arthur N. Cunningham weds Nellie Piercy in Martinsville. Samuel Marley dies under Sugar Creek bridge timbers at Crawfordsville. Rushville fair to attract a large crowd next Tuesday through Saturday. Evansville’s Ritchey’s politics erupt into a brick assault. a democratic meet misfire injures him. Anvil explosion at Advance democratic meeting injures several. Versailles arrests for stealing coats and goods. Anderson’s streets suffer gas trench and water main work. grand crossing ball set for Valparaiso. Iowa’s Manison and Louise Horn wed. Boston and Thompson pursue scalps. Tilley crushed in train jump. Clay City election held. ex-auditor James T. Casteel dies in Springfield. A camp meeting near Anderson runs late. two fisherfolk duel with lies at Elkhart. Spraytown threshing boiler collapse kills William Bennett. other injuries. Corydon notes alleged $14,000 Treasury shortfall against ex-Treasurer Graves. Ballard murder case at Shoals proceeds with Knights of the Golden Circle ties and witness Quakenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gostion
Ligonier
Huntington
Frankfort
James G. Throckmorton
South Bend
Allen Clawson
Anna Hushbarger
Covington
Sophia Lawrence
Bethel
Elkhart
Plymouth
Wakarusa
Shelbyville Gas Company
Shelbyville
Seymour
George Herman
Joe Greenwood
John Ross
Arthur N. Cunningham
DePauw University
Nellie Piercy
Martinsville
Samuel Marley
Sugar Creek
Crawfordville
Rush County
Rushville
Edward Ritchey
Evansville
Geo
Beam
Connors
Versailles
Darke County
Ohio
Anderson
Valparaiso
la Porte
Valpo
Reds
Grand Crossing
Henry Manison
Iowa
Louisa Horn
Boston
Thompson
Columbus
Brazil
T. E. Tilley
James T. Casteel
Springfield
Spraytown
Brownstown
Jackson County
Edward Green
Wm. Bennett
Henry Kearns
Wes. Alexander
Kearns
Bennett
Corydon
John ©. Graves
Graves
Spewerens Graves
Ballard
Shoals
Old Reliable C H D Tickets For G A R Reunion
From Sept 8 to 12 the Old Reliable C H and D will sell round trip tickets to Columbus Ohio via Cincinnati for the G A R reunion. Return at 3.60, valid until Sept 19 with a 30 day extension. Call or write EL ash Gen Agt C H and D ticket office at First and Kentucky Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cincinnati
Callon
Mt EL Ash Gen
Person Offers To Sell Household Items Ads In Sun
A simple classified notice invites readers to sell a bedroom suit bureau table or stove and mentions a 10 word ad in The Sun for one week to reach a customer.
Amos Walker's Pekin Youth Touts City Jokester Career
Indianapolis humorist Amos Walker recalls his Pekin boyhood pupil who toiled in a drug store and failed at a syrups test. The tale threads through a city visit, a prank laden trial, a dramatic armory scare, and a distant farm return before ending with a textile show at Norbert Landgraf’s Y M C A tailor shop featuring Albert frock coats and wide trousers.
City Markets Items Mixed Across Provisions And Produce
The list details Sept markets with smoked meats, hams, bacon, lard, cereals, coffee, cheese, eggs, spring chickens, vegetables, fruits, and beverages. Prices are given per pound, per bushel, per barrel, or per case, covering items from country cheese to lard oil and patent flours. It reads as a dense price sheet reflecting varied regional commodities and wholesale rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Coffe Son
Sehnull & Krags
Americas
Eaas
Colery
Market Notes on Grain and Livestock Prices
The report lists prices for corn meal, hay Timothy, seeds, hides, tallow, and various grains. Includes city market bids in wheat corn oats rye and quotes for hogs, with Timber Hill and Chicago market figures. It notes wheat and corn prices easing while hides and peaches remain firm and demand steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy Oae
Toar
Ste
Hats Save For Next Year Urged As Doors Close
A terse plea warns there will be no second chance after this week. Those who receive supplies should act quickly to avoid losing money and stock up now for next year. The message emphasizes hats as the needed item to stockpile.
Sleeve links and buttons show varied oxidized silver designs
A discussion of sleeve links and other adornments notes silver tones in mottled oxidized finishes. It highlights two curb-chain pattern links on one end and a hollow twist bar on the other. The text extols the endless shapes and patterns across rings clasps and related items.
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Sun
Nat
Goodwin
O’neil
Camille
Armand
O'Neil
Kate Castleton
Frank Tannehill
Peter Daily
Thomas Q. Seabrook
Bertie Coote
Ada Deaves
Maude Wiroux
Syracuse
Barer
Mather
Hill
Betsey
Lord
Margaret
Union Square Theater
Fanny Davenport
Portland
Ore
Fanny
Davenport
Miss Maddern
Helen Bancroft
Madison Square Theater
Carrie
Indiana News
Amos Walker
Pekin
Everett Hotel
Pond
New York Evening Sun
Mr. Walker
James Whitcomb Riley
Bill Nye
Thorne
Maj. Pond
Nye
Walker
Tojunaplis
Norbert Landgraf
City Markets
H. C. Stevens
N. Misa
St. 5-de
N. del
Emil Wuischner
N. Penn
North New Jersey
Emil Wulschnver
Heiss
Emil Wulschner
North
Pennsylvania
Nent
Alabama
H. C. Stavens
Mississippi-st
W. Thire-st
Reidstag
Sun Office
Delaware
Bingham & Watk
Albert
GALL
W.G. Wasson
Pennsylvania-st
Everybody Goes To
Born & CO
Wilton
Brussels
Delaware St
West Washington Street
Endianapolis
Louis Reibold
Proprieft
Dray, Ha
Indianapolis, Indiana
Ennsylvania-St
Tom Pegan
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows
Twinp.p
Havever
Laateam
Travelers’ Register
Hoth
Bloomington
Peoria
Dangile
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Kenton
Tiffin
Sandusky
Indianapolis Union Depot
Adie
Dany
George Butler
South Minors
Union Depot
Inchinati Hahictons
Dayton
R.R. Sipes
Toledo
Information Bureau and “Ticket Gen’ Ag T C
C. E. Kregelo
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