Popul ar phrase tic to Frank Daniels in Little Puck
The review recalls Frank Daniels origin of the line There’s only a few of us left after he heard DeWolf Hopper in Philadelphia The audience laughed and the phrase spread through Little Puck and farce comedies Daniels returns to Little Puck with a 25 member company at the Grand next week Ed W Dunn marries Adele Farrington from the company Dore Davidson Ramie Austen and others headline Park theater next week English’s plans another major production all week
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Daniels
Philadelphia
DeWolf Hopper
Hopper
End On
Puck
New York
Aliton Noblea
Cuigdian
the Phoenix
Jolo Drew
Augustin Daly
Indianapolis
Maida Craigen
Frederick Paulding
Albany
N.Y
City Sporta
Empire Theater
Cruiskeen
Old Ireland
Park Lester
Tan Sux
W. Dunn
Adele Farrington
Hoss and Hoss
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunn
Dore Davidson
Jagon
Paris
Ramie Austen
Davidson
Miss Austen
London
Span of life scenes echo in old battle over prizefights
A sprawling sports digest notes a surge of activity in boxing and horse racing amid legal action and bids. It cites the span of life theme in dramatic scenes, mentions Joe McAuliffe and Billy Pummer advising Sol Smith, reports a $500 suit over a horse clash, indictments by Lake County grand jury, and race results at Washington Park and Latonia with multiple horses, drivers, and athletes named.
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Mike Queenan
Joe McAuliffe
Sol Smith
Billy Pummer
Geo. Dixon
Lis
Tom O'Rourke
George
Godfrey
Steve O'Donnell
Dixon
John C. Riley
Boone Wilson
Charles Lodge
The Heroine Crosses Abyss on Living Human Bridge
A band of savages adventure features a heroine who must cross a deep abyss without a bridge. Three men stack on each other to form a human bridge, the foremost reaching a tree on the far side. The heroine traverses the living bridge, a scene that has become a hit and boosted the piece overall.
No small pox in Noblesville and other county items
Burglars robbed a Glenwood preacher of 50 dollars Thursday night. Pendleton quarantines Muncie again Friday night. A one day fair is set for Oct 7 in Randolph county Goodview. Plainfield hosts the first session of the progressive friends Friday. Sneak thieves took 45 dollars from James Bill’s Fortville home Thursday night. The new 20 thousand dollar Masons home at Alexandria was dedicated Thursday night. Y. W. Montgomery, Seymour elder statesman, died Friday. Rumor of Dalton gang near Spencer is false. No new smallpox cases in Muncie Friday. J B Died venge? ied. Philip Podd fell from the I V rail post trestle at Goxport Friday. Anderson printers went on strike Friday night. Rashville fair saw Went 4p tie silver result won by Dr L Thomer. Flowood factory will start Monday, employing 10 250 hands. Leist plant at Michigan City burned Friday. loss 15000 partially insured. Parmland quarantined against Muncie. travel tickets restricted. William Puckett, 25, committed suicide with chloroform at Salem Friday. Supt Griffiswan found guilty of immoral conduct at Columbus Friday. Mrs Wealthy Johnson of North Manchester secured divorce and quickly married Jacob Groxsnickle. Mrs Laydoun to walk Chicago to New Orleans for a wager found in Evanville Friday to be Mrs Rodney. Terre Haute saloon league unsettled by book reports. Prof W G Woods accused of sympathy with Tompkins and keyed to trouble Friday.
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Glenwood
Pendleton
Muncie
Goodview
Randolph County
Seymour
Dalton
Spencer
J. B
Philip Podd
Tresuia
Goxport
Oright
Rashville Fair
Dr. L Thomer
Hivieon & Weiskow Volule
Flowood
Leist Manufacuring Company
Michigan City
Ffriday
Parmland
William Puckett
Saiem
Griffiswan
Coumbus
Terre Haute
W. G. Woods
State Normal School
Fred
Tompkins
Lactated food praised as infant’s nourishment remedy
An Indianapolis observer extols lactated food as nature’s remedy for sickly infants. Physicians and mothers report healthy, thriving babies fed on this pre-digested digestible formula. It, made from milk sugar with grain and hay components, is described as pure and a perfect substitute for breast milk.
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Indianapolis
T. H. Hickena
Atlantic Airhlands
N. d
Saturday Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices and Shipments
An inspector's report lists grain bids and deliveries for Saturday including corn at 18 to 62 cents, oats 6 cars, hay 2 cars, and various white and yellow wheat and mixed feeds with multiple bid and price notes. The text notes tariff like bids, shipments, and prices for timothy, prairie, clover, and rye with several buyers and dealers involved.
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Whea
Waurat
Coar
Sterdy
Sound Ear
AICO
Aisocal
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Pork Read Aloud
Historical price list shows opening wheat at 16. Bent figures for Dec 7 21 Ao and May 7984c, corn Sept 41c Dec 4 lype, oats Oct 26 14e Dec 31 May, pork values around 21688 Oceis 65 and Jan 1577 Jard Sept 818 Oct 857 Jan 780. Short ribs listed with Sept 992 and Oct 864 and Jan 7 10440.
Travel Offer From Vandalia Line For German Catholic Union
Five dollar round trip fares advertised via Vandalia Line for the German Catholic General Verein. For full information call Tigkel agents at 8 W Washington St and 146 Jackson Place Union Station address W Brunner D B P Indianapolis.
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Vandalia Line
Catholic Genetral Verein
Tigkel
Washingtonst
Jackson Place
Union
Brunner
D. BP. A
Indianapoa
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