The Grand Opens Monday for Bright Vaudeville Run
The Grand begins a new vaudeville season under new management with a strong European and American lineup. Notable acts include Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Drew in A model young man, Mile. Taglione, Kelly and Violette, Keno Welch and Melrose, and the Emmy troupe dogs. Park plans, stage effects, and animated pictures complete the offering for daily matinee and evening performances through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Sydney Drew
Mile
Taglione
Kelly
Violette
Keno
Welch
Melrose
Lavender
Tomson
Alf Holt
Gollmans
Mme. Emmy
American Biograph
Political tensions surface in Republican circle amid minor misadventures
Republican chairman Logsdon is said to suffer hay fever while a party manager recounts a night of political friction and private beer and ice cream gatherings. Nels Hyde presses the campaign burden on the Board of Safety as Charles C. Roth, once tied to the Taggart machine, now aids in undermining it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Hyde
The
Board of Safety
Charles C. Roth
Frederick Schrader Files Candidacy For School Board
City life brief reports Frederick Schrader has filed a petition as a candidate for the school board at the mayor’s office. Saloonkeepers met at Pearson’s hall Friday night to unite against Civic Alliance lawsuits and seek jury trials in all cases. R. S. Beall, 24, formerly of Indianapolis, died Friday in Dayton Ohio of typhoid. Funeral at Franklin Indiana Sunday. Street repair payroll for the week ending Sept 5 rose to 3473.47 with Bride gang paid 120.80 and sewer and other repairs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schrader
Pearson's Hall
Civic Alliance
R. S. Beall
Indianapolis
Dayton
L. G. Deschler
E. Walnurst
Franklin
Ind
Board of Works
Swirl of Society Includes Singers and Engagements
Miss Elinor Lemcke to sing at Christ church on Sunday. Miss Clothildé Schwartz returns from California and Washington after two months away. Rev and Mrs Robert Roberts announce their daughter Harriet's engagement to Benjamin Scranton of Rising Sun Indiana. Mrs May Wright Sewall returns from Buffalo after internationalism conferences. State wedding notes reference Hortense McConnell and Frank Xx Mohr in Fort Wayne, Anna Miller of Boston with Charles Y. Miller, Effie Raper and Harry Newman in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothildé Schwartz
California
Washington
Robert Roberts
Harriet
Benjamin Scranton
Rising Sun
Ind
May Wright Sewall
Buffalo
Woman's
Fort Wayne
Hortense McConnell
Frank Xx
Mohr
Richmond
Anna’ Miller
Boston
Wayne County
Charles Y. Miller
Effie, Raper
Harry Newman
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Sparks Health Motto
A vintage ad touts Cascarets with the mottos Candy Cathartic and health benefits. The copy urges readers to use the “magic tablets,” calling out druggists and general retailers as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascarets
Luc
Soc
Dlc
Vaudeville Opens at the Grand In Local Spotlight
Ann Tefe extols the new vaudeville season at the Grand opening next Monday describing its allure for both men and women and praising the management for a clean bright house. Kelly and Violette promise lively acts with Europe bound flair and wardrobe splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bran New
Europe
Kelly
Violette
Indianapolis
Violetta
Ann
Texas Heiress Clara Driscoll Heads to New York Society
Miss Clara Driscoll, heiress to the Driscoll cattle and oil fortune, arrives in New York with aims to enter high society. Her father Robert Driscoll controls vast ranches and oil wealth, recently boosted by a $10,000,000 oil windfall. She brings London ties, European travel, and social backing to a winter campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Clara Driscoll
Miss Driscoll
Robert Driscoll
Capra
Bob Driscoll
Drissolls
Drisco
Tenderfoot
Driscoll
Beaumont
Eastern
How to Cure the Borrowing Habit
Advice describes a simple method to stop chronic borrowing by sending items back in a condition that makes you glad to part with them. The piece argues this deterrent approach will curb the habit.
Waiting for the Operation Hope in a Hospital Room
Gregory lies in a white hospital bed facing a morrow operation while yearning for health and a visit from Ethel. A nurse administers care as he reflects on pain, life, and the longing for comfort. Ethel arrives, recites the Twenty third Psalm, and a moment of connection brings him calm and a hopeful sleep before surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Ethel
Shot embedded in man to be carried for life
Dr. E D Clark says Thomas Sullivan shot by James Dunn on N Meridian St Thursday night will likely survive. About 150 grains of No 4 or 3 shot remain embedded in his back. cannot be extracted. If he avoids blood poisoning, he will carry the shot the rest of his days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fierre Valjean
Hous--E
Valjean
Livan
N. Meridianst
James Dunn
Consolidation Rumor Ties Tennessee Phosphate to Louisville Works
May consolidate Tennessee phosphate company and Globe fertilizer works in Louisville into a single firm with 50 million capital to build a large Nashville plant and compete with the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tennessee Phosphate Company
Globe Fertilizer Works
Nashville
The Sultans New Tack Seeks Direct Talks with French Claimants
Constantinople reports the sultan has shifted strategy in the dispute with France by directly engaging French claimants. The move aims to weaken France's grounds for action and resolve the quarrel through direct negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
France
Engineer Tells Of Narrow Escape From Nervous Strain
An Salt Lake City engineer Thomas F. Coleman describes years of extreme work hours and mental stress causing sickness. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with relief after August 1900, noting five boxes cured him and affording a longer, healthier work life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Coleman
Post Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Coleman
Williams
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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Innocent Maids
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Harry EB. Smith
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John
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Cowles
William Faversham
Don Caesar
James K. Hackett
William A. Brady
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Lanclotto
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John T. Kelly
Lee Harrison
Sam Bernard
Edgar Smith
Logsdon
City Life
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Christchurch
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Ann Tefe
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Janice Meredith
Ebeeno
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Thomas Sul
Dr.pierces Golden Discovery
Biz
Washington St
Mass
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Tos. R. Adams
Pdr
Fenri’s
Fredonia
Keeley
India
Plainfield
Rosa
Business Universit
E. J. Heeb
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N. Penn
St. Tae
Capital City
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Mass. Ave
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