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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1908

Page

3

Model Booze Bazaar Rules Lead Brooklyn Saloon

New York reports Timothy Fox runs a strict saloon near Brooklyn City Hall with six rules to curb excess. No drinks to intoxicated patrons, no women served, no dice or cards, no running tab, limit to a workingman, and adherence to excise laws to avoid grafters. Fox claims these policies prevent drunkenness and boost honest profits.

New York Timothy Sr United States Fox Brooklyn Borough Hall Court

Gotch to Train with Tutors Ahead of Championship Match

Chicago March 24 Krank Gotch will receive wrestling lessons from tutor Jack Carkeek before facing Russian Lion Hackenschmidt at Dexter Park on April 3. Help from Edwin Carson and promoter W W Wittig aims to boost Gotch in the world title bout.

Hackenschmidt Dexter Park Arena Gotch Jack Carkeek Edwin Carson Miwaukee Athletic Club W. W. Wittig Milwaukee Chicago Clark Street Maison

Gleanings of the Theatrical World at Nelson Theatre

The Ben Greet company tours the United States with top English Shakespearean actors led by Ben Greet. March 25 opening features Shakespeare and Zerlina in Don Giovanni, with many stars listed. Other notes mention Lionel Barrymore studying in Paris, Burns of various productions, and future plans for Diana of Dobson’s and The Royal Mounted among others.

Ben Greet United States London Shakespeare The Nelson Agnes Scott Irene Rooke Ruby Vivian Stanley Drewitt Milton Rosmer Percy Waram Lucia Cole Redmond Flood Frank McEntee Allen Leiber George Vivian Rusell Thorndike Frank Hale Milicent Evisson Julia Reynolds Ruth Vivian Soney Greenstreet Zerlina Don Giovanni Colon Theatre Buenos Aires Ethel Barrymore Lionel Paris Grace Griswold Billie Valerie Bergere Miss Griswold Jane Henry S. Harris James Forbes

February Violence Deaths Top US Railroads Mild Tragedy

Monthly health board figures show 146 February deaths by violence in Indianapolis. Seven murders, 23 suicides, and the rest accidental, with steam railroads and streetcars among leading causes. The report blames preventable dangers and urges greater caution.

Indianapolis State Board of Health Paris Green

Holland’s simple life featured in Lyman Howe’s moving pictures

American audiences hear of Holland’s serene living as a cure for nerves and windmills as a country hallmark. Lyman H Howe’s program presents these scenes at the Nelson theatre with matinee and night showings on Friday March 27.

Holland Lyman H. Howe Nelson

Human Hearts to be staged at Nelson Saturday

The Arkansas hills playhouse promotes the production of Human Hearts at the Nelson with matinee and night showings on Saturday March 28. The play intertwines scenes of a innocent child, a blind mother, a country girl, a half wit, an old-time Negro, an adventuress, and memories tied to the governor of Arkansas in a compact rural drama.

Arkansas Hills Nelson Shore Acres Arkansas

Show bill at the Crystal features comedy acts and songs

Two cracking comedies and a novelty flexible act headline the Crystal bill this week. Helen Stewart & Co present a clever playlet The Show Girl. Les Canovas, two Parisian artists, offer a novelty comedy act. Carle and Brevorst perform a side-splitting skit Twenty Minutes for Refreshments. Harry Jones sings When I Am Away from You Dear.

the Crystal Helen Stewart & Co Les Canovas Carle and Brevorst Harry Jones

Theatrical Gossip: Bryan Dies in Heart Failure

William Henry Bryan of the late Joseph Jefferson company died recently from heart failure. Alice Neilsen has been asked to

William Henry Bryan Joseph Jefferson Alice Neilsen

Monroe Ticket Sales For Big Match Announced

All tickets for the big match will be sold from this office and cannot be procured elsewhere. Reservations can be made by phone by calling Central 4,325.

Monroe Central 4

Father Clubbed By Police After Labored Exchange

Daniel Miller a South Eleventh street foreman clashed with Officer McMahon at the Anheuser Busch plant. Miller and his son-in-law Martin Vogel were clubbed during the arrest and later cleared of resisting an officer charges by Judge Tracy.

St. Louis, Mo Daniel Miller South Eleventh Street Mathilda Polock McMahon Anheuser‘Busch Brewing Association Mathild Little Polock Miller

Oklahoma Legislature Considers Smoking Ban But Not Peanuts

The Oklahoma legislature may prohibit smoking and popcorn eating during sessions, yet no member shows the courage to suggest banning fresh roasted peanuts.

Oklahoma

Kokomo Police Lead Spitting on Sidewalk Crusade

Kokomo police announce a city crusade against sidewalk spitting with several arrests reported. The state crackdown targets public cleanliness and moral conduct, reflecting local enforcement priorities.

Kokomo

Local notices from Middletown and Hagerstown

Middletown and Hagerstown agreed to advertise in the papers only this year. The dedication of the greatly improved First Baptist church at Richmond took place Sunday. Fred C. Waterman appointed trustee for the bankrupt Miller & Goodwin lumber firm at Auburn. Mrs.Thomas Scantlin, among Princeton’s first white-born women, aired Sunday.

Middletown Hagerstown First Baptist Church Richmond Fred C. Waterman Miller & Goodwin Auburn Thomas Scantlin Princeton

Theatrical Delegation To Lobby For Copyright Law

A New York group from the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers plans a Washington trip this week to press for a full copyright law. Members include August Thomas and George M. Cohan among others and will be joined by delegations from the Dramatic and Comedy clubs, the Lambs, and other industry groups.

New York Washington National Association of Theatricals Producing Managers August Thomas William A. Brady David Belasco Charles Bb. Dillingham Joseph Brooks Harry Dole Parker George M. Cohan Jules Murray Henry B. Harris J. W. Jacobs Charles F. Blaney Joseph Grismer

Sailor Hat Described with Corded Horsehair Craft

A small-brimmed sailor hat in corn color uses corded horsehair with a high bandeau at the left back. The brim flares to six inches, and a loose black liberty and marine swath surrounds the crown ending in a large black coll at the left side. Black osprey provides color, while the bandeau is adorned with corn colored hyacinths.

Liberty and Marine

Record Run To This City From Chicago In Two Twenty Nine

Engineer Charles Hand and Fire man H. Shanks made a record run to this city from Chicago in two hours and twenty nine minutes Sunday. They were in charge of second 34 carrying the Tom Jones theatrical company. Actual running time was two hours and fourteen minutes with fifteen minutes of stops.

Charles Hand H. Shanks Chicago Second 34 Tom Jones” Theatrical Company

Prince Helie de Sagan Pursues Mme Anna Gould in New York

Prince Helie de Sagan arrived in New York to press his suit for Mme Anna Gould, the divorced wife of his cousin Count Boni de Castellane. He traveled from Liverpool via Halifax and Montreal aboard the Montreal express, checked in as W H Thomson, and dined with Miss Helen Gould at 579 Fifth Avenue. Paris gossip had doubted his sailing with Mme Gould, amid rumors of marriage and public quarreling involving Boni de Castellane.

Mme Anna Gould Count Boni de Castellane Paris Mme. Gould Cherbourg Prince Helie Liverpool Halifax New York Montreal Montreal Express Prince George Hotel W. H. Thomson Mme Anna Gould Helen Gould Fifth Avenue Tyler Morse Wyoming Apartments Miss Helen Gould Prince George Monsieur Thomson Prince de Sagan France Castellane Boni de Sagan Prince

England Must Have a Dr Wiley Too

London report on government liquor analysis shows 3 098 of 4 160 soft drink samples exceeding 2 percent alcohol due to natural fermentation. Ginger beer herb beer sarsaparilla and other fizzy drinks were the main offenders with some as potent as claret. A child drinking a pint of ginger beer could receive alcohol equivalent to a half pint of champagne. Only plain water did not ferment.

London

Recital Pleases Broad Way Presbyterian Audience

Miss Klamsa Koons and Mrs. Boyce of Anderson gave a recital last evening at Broadway Presbyterian church that pleased a large audience. Koons studied music abroad and has an exceptionally fine voice. Boyce, who assisted her, is a talented reader.

Klamsa Koons Boyce Anderson Broadway Presbyterian Church Miss Koons

Inne centre of the Theatre Shopping and Business District

A LA CARTE CAPE described as the centerpiece of a local shopping and theatre zone.

Inne

Invention News: Odorless Onion by Wing Hop

San Francisco report notes Wing Hop, once Luther Burbank's gardener turned inventor, introduces a new odorless onion variety. The feature mentions celebratory tones toward entertainers and a local culinary figure, with March 24 city context.

San Francisco Cal Wing Hop Luther Burbank

Onion Talk Sparks Quiet Courtship Night

A fragment suggests a girl can eat onions when her sweetheart calls and both share a room. The bulb’s taste remains unchanged as their moment unfolds.

Hey

Gasoline Boat Launched on Eel River for Dr Hetherington

A large gasoline boat built by William Ensfield and Carl Green was launched in the Eel river yesterday and tested. The vessel will operate on the Wabash river near Pottowattomie Point and is described as one of the river’s largest launches.

Dr. Hetherington Willian Ensfield Carl Green Eel River Wabash River Pottowattomie Point

Glee Club Engagement At Lake Forest This Spring

The Lake Forest Glee club returns for a spring vacation performance here. The group has thirty members and includes James P. Coyle of this city as a member.

Lake Forest Glee Club James P. Coyle

Colonial Country Club Hotel Rates and Water Cure Offer

The notice advertises Colonial Country Club Hotel with daily rates from 2.50 to 3.50 under the American Plan. It touts private baths and year round access with social weekly rates and invites readers to drink the spring water for various ailments. It also offers to ship five gallons of mineral water with physician advice for home treatment upon receiving $2 and symptom details.

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T. F. Fox Champ'on Hack Krank Post Elijah Postum Cereal Co., Limited Battle Creek, Michigan Nelson Attractions London Company George Washington, Jr Human Hearts George M. Cohans dHenrietta Crosman Flora Juliet Bowley Robert Edeson Shirley Rossmore Ossining Edgar Selwyn Ben Shields Margaret Mayo Strongheart John Cort Reginald Ye Koven Charles J. Campbell Alfred B. Aarons John Slocum Hartford Conn Amelia Stone Agnes Cain Brown Harry le Clair Mile. Darle Zeigfeld Charles Frohman Diana of Dobson Cecil Hamilton Ringway Theatre Eng Royal Mounted Samuel Claggett Cecil William de Mille Cyril Scott Lucy Weston Comedienne Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr Shylock Arnold Redmond Lafountain Kline Cr. W. Kelley South Bend Allegan, Mich Jesse Coe du Quesne Ark W. P. Bowman Lewis William Q. Elder Greensburg the Fair Associations New Castle Actors Central States Theatre Colessees Theatre DRA Merchan Veriey Pringe DE Sagan Prince Helle England DR. Wiley Detroit Tuller Cor. Adams and Park St Luucoeon Uropean Plan L. W. Puller M. A Shaw Mgr Fine Sweet Marie Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Spring, Indiana
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