Flower of the Ranch at Garrick Theatre Chicago
Mabel Sarrison and Joseph Howard enter week four of The Flower of the Ranch at Garrick Theatre Chicago with Alma Youlin and four Chicago girls. A new gong and Convention week features boost appeal. a Thursday matinee is added alongside the Wednesday matinee. The show blends melodrama with musical comedy containing twenty seven song hits and a strong chorus.
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Garrick Theatre
Mabel Sarrison
Joseph Howard
Chicago
Alma Youlin
Howard
Notice to Yeomen Free Ice Cream Social in Indy Guests
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen invites members their families and friends to a free ice cream social on the 23rd inst at 1 0 O F hall. Several Yeomen from Indianapolis will attend. All Yeomen expected to be present. W P Ridgeway, Cor.
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O. F. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Indianapolis
W. P. Ridgeway
Cor
A Case of Smallpox Prompts Quarantine at Busby Home
Mise Mase reports a smallpox case at the home of Mr and Mrs El Busby located at the corner of Main and Indianapolis avenue. The attending physician has pronounced it smallpox and a strict quarantine is now in place.
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Busby
el Busby
Main
Indianapolis Avenue
Oath of Ohio firm partner on Catarrh remedy pledge
Frank J. Cheney of FJ Cheney & Co. in Toledo swears in this oath that he, as senior partner, will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh treated with their tech remedy in Toledo Ohio Lusas County.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lusas County
Frank J. Cheney
FJ Cheney & Co
Boy nearly loses foot in field mower accident
Roy Revis of Michigantown was injured Tuesday afternoon while watching workers in a field near Frankfort. He stepped in front of a moving mower, his right foot almost severed. Dr Zinn deemed amputation necessary, and Drs Whiteman and Morrison of Miditiefork performed an ankle amputation. The boy rallied after surgery and is expected to recover.
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Frankfort Crescent
Roy
Revis
Michigantown
Zinn
Old Members Meeting At Providence Christian Church
The annual meeting of former members of Providence Christian Church in Montgomery County is set for next Binday. Attendees from here will ride the 9:50 a.m. interurban on the Crawfordsville division to stop 129, where conveyances will await to take visitors to the church.
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Providence Christian Church
Montgomery County
Binday
Qake & Lumber
Crawfordsville
Hog killed by lightning on Kitchen farm near Lebanon
Henry V Lowe of the Kitchen farm west of Lebanon reports a 250 pound hog killed Saturday by lightning. He had insurance with the Home Insurance Company of New York.
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Henry V. Lowe
Kitchen Farm
Lebanon
Mr. Lowe
New York
Gavel of Historic Wood Unveiled at Chicago Convention
A gavel presented as a historic memento opens Chicago convention. Inscription notes the gavel and box are crafted from an heirloom wood.
Convention chair gift to Harry S. New 1908 noted in Chicago catalog
The excerpt records items from Chicago city hall collections including a gavel and box from early 1800s Native American era and a chair presented to Harry S. New, chairman of the Republican National Committee, for use at the 1908 national convention in Chicago, with Fred W. Upham as chair.
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Department of Municipal History
Mutseums
Chicago
Harry 8. New
Republican National Committee
Chicago Committee On
Fred W. Upham
Lebanon Horse Shows Up Well In Training
R M Etter and W H Gott rear a promising five year old grey gelding Gott-Eit a Sam Twister progeny not yet campaigned. As a three year old Gott-Ett ran a mile in 2 17 100 and last year 2 71 4. In Bret-close condition this season the gelding is expected to shine in stake events across the state Hipoli and Ohio.
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R. M Etter
W. H. Gott
Gott-Eit
Gott-Ett
Hiipoli
Ohio
Firefighter Extinguish Roof Blaze at Buck Lister Home
The ore department responded to Buck Lister’s residence on East Elm Street to extinguish a roof fire. The blaze began in the roof and burned through most of the roof before crews could control the flames.
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Buck Lister
East Elm Street
Resignation Likely From Lebanon First Christian Pastor
The Rev J A Stover is likely to tender his resignation as pastor of the First Christian church at a congregational meeting after prayer meeting tonight. Throat trouble has threatened his public speaking with doctors advising long voice rest. If accepted he plans to leave ministry for at least six months to a year, a move viewed with reluctance by his congregation and the people of Lebanon. His second year as pastor ends September 1.
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J. A. Stover
First Christian Church
Mr. Stover
Stover
Lebanon
Arthur Turner Barn and Contents Burn in Clinton Township
The Turner farm barn in Clinton township was destroyed by fire on Wednesday evening with nearly all contents lost including a horse. The origin of the fire is unknown. Turner held 3300 insurance for the barn and 499 for contents and stock with Boone County Farmers Cooperative Co.
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Arthur Turner
Clinton Township
Community Notes From Shirley's Market And Local Guests
City news items report Shirley's Meat Market promotions and Lebanon Green House offerings, plus a string of visits and social events across Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Notices include Mrs Higgin’s lunch at home, Miss Callia King hosting with Mrs Carl Oitzel, and preparations at the Lebanon House with meal plans and Sunday dinner ordering. Local residents include J A Hogshire and daughter Mary, Mrs J B Hardy, Mrs Eugene Ebert, Major Omar Bundy, and Mullholland School traveler Grace Harden. May include Ed Dutch hat cleaning and repairs, with home phone and Bell numbers listed for contact.
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Shirley's
Lebanon Green House
J. A. Hogshire
Mary
Indianapolis
Hardy
Colfax
Eugene Ebert
Higgins
Callia King
Carl Oitzel
Danville
Ed Dutch
Smith
Bell
Grace Harden
Omar Bundy
Fort Sam Houston
Mullholland School
San Antonio
Texas
Lebanon House
Mia
Alice Harrison
Illness Ends? Reeves Stricken With Paralysis at Indianapolis
Thomas Reeves, here on business for Glen hecteg and employed at a coffee house, was cared for by the local Masonic fraternity after taking ill. He was moved to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis and is gradually growing worse with total paralysis, death hourly expected.
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Thomas Reeves
Methodist
Indianapolis
Harris Company presents The Two Orphans in tented arena
A large audience attended the Harris Company production of The Two Orphans last night. The show featured elegant costuming and special scenery that enhanced the performance. Every part was well acted and the crowd left pleased with the overall presentation.
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Harris Company
Talented artists headline new specialties tonight at East Lyon
The most capable company we have ever had at popular prices presents up to date specialties and a band and orchestra rendering the latest music. A play that never grows old will be staged in East Lyon and the big tent is expected to be packed. An entire change of specialties tonight features a program by the band and orchestra.
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East Lyon
Red Hurst scouts Cedar Rapids game trip
The Frankfort Times reports Red Hurst a former Frankfort baseball star with Richmond this year batting .900 and a sharp fielder. Shortstop Bauman of Richmond is billed as a fast player. They join scout Ernest Langer for Clyde Malicoat to attend Cedar Rapids game at Bloomington IL this afternoon. The Lebanon Indians win Gold Medals for two July 4 games. Addison Giants of Addison Michigan meet Thorntown Reds at Thorntown Saturday at 3 pm, with an open air concert by the Giants band that night.
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Frankfort
Red Hurst
Richmond
T. O
Bauman
Ernest Langerbrake
Clyde Malicoat
Addison Giants
Addison, Mich
Thorntown Reds
Thorntown
Giants
Hubbartt Granted Divorce From Vina in Alpha Ohio
The court grants Hubbartt a divorce from Vina Hubbartt in Alpha Ohio. The decree confirms the dissolution of the marriage and sets the terms as filed. The order specifies no contested matters remaining and notes the case was completed without further action.
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Alpha OH
Hubbartt
Vina Hubbartt
When She Marks Them Down Hat Prices Quietly Rise
A woman notes that only with her husband present does she reveal hats cost less than her neighbor’s. The remark underscores private price awareness and social comparison in domestic settings.
Mayor Hoy Replies to Gazette Editor Grievances
A letter from John H. criticizes city officers for ignoring writers who boast of plans but avoid signing their names. He voices concern for the welfare of the guardians of any man and asks for accountability, noting the incident is closed.
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John H
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