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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1910

Page

4

Marriage of unusual interest at Mrs Faught home

A wedding was solemnized Tuesday evening at Mrs A E Faught's home on Stuckie Street. Miss Leaner MM Faught married Area Ge VrIq de Cumptich with Rev Harry G Wil of the Third Christian church officiating. About seventy relatives attended a palm decorated ceremony in the living room. The couple will reside in Los Angeles California after a week here, with several social events planned in their honor.

A. E. Faught Stuckie Street Leaner MM. Faught Harry G. Wil Third Christian Church Dorothea Olsen Percy Arbuckle Los Angeles Cal Baron de Cumptich Nell P. Olsen George M. Geckler C. K. Fausht Portland Ind E. Bay Arbuckle Panama Charles Procter Union City Emma Cork Hamilton, O Frank Combs Fred Coombs Hattie Marvin Lydia Adair Lebanon

Woman swims five miles in heavy St Louis rainstorm

Mrs Andrew Brandenburger weighing 170 pounds swam five miles during a record rainstorm in St Louis. She swam from Eadsbridge to the St Louis Altenheim 4168 South Broadway, aided by a rowboat and motor boat, then climbed 405 steps to a hilltop from the levee.

ST. Louis Andrew Brandenburger Brandenburger Eadsbridge St. Louis Altenheim South Broadway

Hair catches fire. woman saves sight in Greeley kitchen

In Greeley Colorado on September 7 Inez Emerson acted quickly when coal gas exploded in her kitchen. Her hair burst into flames but she grabbed scissors and cut off the burning tresses, saving her sight while alone in the house starting a fire in the range.

Greeley Colo Inez Emerson

Oregon Apple Show Planned in Eugene Display on Williamette Street

Eugene awaits a large apple fair in late October or early November with exhibits in every show window along Williamette Street from the Southern Pacific depot to Tenth Street. Prizes will be offered for standout displays.

Eugene Ore Williamette Street Southern Pacific Tenth Street

Manicure Girl Favored by Wealthy Bridgeport Man Seeks Divorce

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 7 William D Bishop a Bridgeport millionaire and former New Haven railroad executive declares intent to divorce his wife and wed Pauline Valentine a Fifth Avenue manicure girl If needed he will seek a Reno Nevada separation He says his wife will fight the suit and he has arranged settlements for their children The elder Bishop once a congressman and friend of Grant is noted as a railroad builder Several generations of the Bishops and a Yale student son are mentioned in this domestic story.

Bridgeport, Conn William D. Bishop Bridgeport The New Haven Railroad Pauline Valentine Fifth Avenue New York Congress New Haven Road Buchanan Grant William D Yale Blanca West W. Somerset Maugham Miss Burke Eugene Debs Senator Aldrich Mrs. Dot Maugham Maug

Wife found dead after reconciliation in Pennsylvania

SELVIS GROVE Pa Sept 7 Immediately after a reconciliation with her husband two weeks after marriage Mrs Mary F Brewer formerly Miss Bertha Donnecker of Milton was found lifeless in her bed death apparently caused by a poisonous drug likely taken to relieve a headache authorities believe the dose caused death.

Selvis Grove Mary F. Brewer Bertha Donnecker Milton

Miss Boardman Speaks at Second National Conservation Congress

Miss Mabel Boardman was a principal speaker at the Second national conservation congress in St. Paul on Tuesday. Her topic framed as Conservation the Principle of the Red Cross, drawing an analogy between saving principles for society and the congress project.

Mabel Boardman St. Paul Miss Boardman

Woman Scales Mount Crest in New Hampshire ascent

NEW YORK Sept 7 Ruth lmogarde Osgood of New York becomes the first woman to ascend Mount Lafay ette. Her daring feat draws congratulation from sporting and scientific circles across New England, and her prior climbs have prepared her for the perilous ascent.

New York Ruth Lmogarde Osgood Mount Lafayette New Hampshire New England Miss Ossood

Amputate With Electric Waves Revolutionizes Surgery

New York dispatch reports Paris surgeon D Arsonval offers a painless amputation method using high frequency electric currents. No cutting instruments. limbs would fall away and wounds heal without sensation, based on animal trials. Human testing awaiting confirmation.

Bio Roentgen photography captures moving organs in film

Berlin reports a leap in medical imaging as Dr. E Kaestle and Prof. H Rieder, with engineer Dr. Rosenthal, unveil bio Roentgen photography. The method records cinematographic Roentgen-ray pictures of living organs in motion and is now usable for practical medical work.

Berlin Munich E. Kaestle H. Rieder Rosenthal

Billie Burke shines in Mrs. Dot despite weak play

The critic critiques Maugham and the farce Mrs Dot, praising Billie Burke for a sunny stage presence while faulting the script and exposition. Characters like Freddie Perkins and Rixon are found lacking, with Burke delivering a personal triumph amid a dull plot and overexpanded dialogue. The piece cautions producers against pinning success on a single star without stronger drama.

Ham Basil Hallman Freddie Perkins Hallman Maugham Mr. Rixon Dudley Digges Rixon Billie Burke Charles Frohman

Lost Paradise opens Arvine Renton theater season

The Arvine-Renton players stage Belasco's The Lost Paradise at the Majestic theater. The current attraction is praised as a strong season starter, with critics noting the production's ambition and execution.

Belasco Arvine-Renton Players Majestic Theater

Welcome to our city Georgie at Piney Ridge stage night

The enthusiastic crowds greeted the production as Mr. Arvine stepped out to speech amid curtain calls. A balcony admirer hailed Georgie and praised the company. The troupe remains in fine form as rehearsals continue for next week’s David Higgin's drama At Piney Ridge.

Arvine Georgie David Higgin Piney Ridge

A Winning Miss at Park Promises Merriment This Week

The Park hosts another big musical show Thursday afternoon featuring A Winning Miss with Max Bloom in the cast. The act includes three key elements a witty comedian music and a beautiful chorus. The program highlights songs such as Eve Land of Tomorrow Mean Thing and What I Want Is Dreamy Music among others and notes a historic struggle between Klaw and Erlanger and the Shu Lerts in bringing the production to the circuit.

Vna Borle Woolfolk Max Bloom Broadway Indianapolis Holly Toity Boyle Woolfolk William Frederick Peters Tokio Harold Atteridge Bedford Klaw & Erlanger Shu- Lerts Colonial Sullivan & Considine Colonial Theater Sam J. Curtis Elsie Gilbert Curtis Company Curtis Count de Butz Tussell Grace de Winters Sam Hood Laecers Innes Ryan

World champion buck and wing dancer in Indianapolis show

Mickey McGarry of McGarry and McGarry Pennant Winners performs at the Empire theater this week testing local dancers against the world champion. He won the open contest in New York City weeks ago and has retained the title across the country. McGarry’s nimble, original steps draw constant applause and he will challenge Indianapolis dancers, letting the audience judge the merit of each performance.

Mickey McGarry McGarry Empire Theater New York City Indianapolis

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Beanor M. Faught Nelle Kingsley Beville Avenue Katherine Carr Harry W. Bates Percy Miller Virginia Tevis Madison Sue Cook Miller E. J. Pohlman Elizabeth Stansfield Frankie Kein Pauline Baker Susan Purviance Doris Miller Irvin Miller Gertarde Cook Edward L. Murphy East Merrill Street George D. Wolf Butte, Mont J. A. Murphy Edwin B. Cummings Jacob Fike Laura Gilmore Jennié Buck College Corner John Johnson Murphy Minnie Punacan Robert Gardner Nashville Tenn Charles Davis Elizabeth Davis Miss Davis Bertha Collins Newland Avenue Margaret Cook Anna Cook Collins Sorosis Club J. Albert Smith North Capitol Avenue Katherine Shaunnessy Madison, Ind Frieda Derleth Germany William Derleth Thomas Demmerly Logansport Frank Demmerly Elmer C. Bollinger Seymour, Ind Ellen Jordan East Twenty-fifth Street William Seed Chicago West Fourteenth Street William Alexander Avenue Syracuse N. Y Pearl Ford Irvington Cincinnati Witss Elizabeth Meeker Joseph R. Evans Anna Evans F. E. Wall Long Beach Evans Miss Evans Henry Wall Edith Nora Wall Noblesville Cleo Hunt Brownsburg Asher B. Evans Elizabeth Waddle Edith Edwards Ruth Addison John H. Hoar Drucie Hoar Harry P. Llewellen Garfield Avenue Katherine Peters Miss Hoar Lara Turner Florence Ward Ilinoisa Street Ruth O'Connor Louisville Florence O’connor Ruth O’reilly O’conner Miss Ward St Mary’s-of-the-Woods Nora Shea Thomas O’brien Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul Alphonsus Smith Nellie Shea Daniel O’brien Hoyt Avenue St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods Helen Griffin Nelle Bryan Marguerite Brosnan Josephine Ward Nichols Chenoa Ill Misses Grace Mina Hiscrodt Gridley, Il Sage Kenny Bloomington Webb Hiscrodt Alfred Hagan Mary Davis William J. Fanning St. Joseph’s Church John Dundee Dean Europe Italy France Switzerland Belgium Holland England John W. Fanning Mary Fanning Alfred M. Preston George Newman Hamilton County Eller's Bridge Lenora Tyner Kansas City Florence Robertson Clara Sundstrom Connersville Raymond Butler Atlantic City Columbus, O Miss Ruth Ready Order of the Sisters of Providence Mrs Jacob Straus Thirty-first Street Daisy Effie Lendorm Niagara Falls Detroit Mich Esther Holtz Denver Col California Mary Sullivan June Custer Oregon Castoria Bears Reno Bishop Nevada Susan Blackburn Red Cross Miss Mabel Boardman Ruth Irmgarde Osgood Paris D'Arsonval D’arsonval Billy Burke Baldwin Company Pennsylvania St F. S. Chapman Oberammergau Marius S. DE Voll Barytone Buck Boyle Woolfisk With Max Bloom Hanlons Superba Musical Luciers Man Kentucky SAM J. Curtis & CO Count DE Butz & Tassell Matinee Daily B. F. Keith Grand Opera House Vandville Ie Grigolatis Harlan E. Knight & Co Harry H. Richards & Cov Love Reed Brothers Doice Sisters Welch, Mealy & Montrose EATER Arvire Blestom Belascp Dta Ia Iovr Volemos Mats Wej Thers Pire Elmer Tenney Spiga Juanita
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