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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
6
Three Florence sisters open each Grand vaude show this week with dash and merry singing. The pretty trio, in bright costumes, perform lively song and dance routines and end with a clever cake-walk. Audiences recall them after every performance.
A fragment notes a four year curriculum where the work completed resembles a two year portion. The line hints at a shortened or accelerated program with the stated aim of covering material in a compressed timeline.
A local scene sketches vendors pricing fruit and produce by weight or volume, with a possible ordinance to standardize sales by weight. The piece notes humorous cries for watermelons potatoes and fowls. It ends by reporting Anderson, Indiana, plans a labor council meeting to urge the State federation of labor hold its next session there.
The Sun reports labor unions in the city backing Butler for the next legislature. M. E. Bull chair of the labor lay committee represents the unions at the state level. Butler’s bid enjoys broad union support with delegates expected to rally behind him at the Democratic convention. The county gathering is set for September 10 at Washington Hall, as candidates and primaries shape the race for seats in both the Senate and the House.
ANDERSON, Ind. Sept. 8 An accident left Freeman Hall's 6 year old son with the right foot severed after a mowing machine cut it off on Wednesday. The Rev Mr Pearse warns about volcanoes of the world and steam escaping to prevent catastrophic blasts.
New and eye catching black low cut shoes arrive for early fall amid bright colored rivals. No 1 patent leather princess has pointed tongue and narrow toe with a velvet bow and gold circular buckle. Heel echoes Louis XV style. No 2 a beaded five button shoe with open top and 1½ inch heel. No 3 showcases black braid over patent with broad silk bow and silver buckles and a two inch Louis XV heel.
Traveling through the Indian territory dangers rise due to excesses of federal deputy marshals chasing violators of liquor laws. In Talequah a government sleuth opened a sleeper grip, tossed contents including cold cream, while in Muskogee a deputy pulled a traveler's grip and dumped items. The drummer lost clothing and gear as officials search for alcohol.
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