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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1903

Page

4

The Scout's Revenge at the Park A Texas melodrama

John Arthur Frazer presents The Scout's Revenge at the Park in three performances. Buck Hianshawe, a government scout, chases villains including Wilfred Castro while Olive Benton defies her father and loves Buck. The cast delivers strong action with battles, abductions, gunfights, and a dramatic triumph as audiences applaud the well acted production.

John Arthur Fraser Texas Mr. Frazer the Park Buck Hianshawe Wilfred Castro Buck Olive Benton Wilfred Castres Castro Hapy Satan Adolp P. Osler Miss Sue John McKee Tyte

The Eternal City cast reshuffled amid Papal plot stir

Reagan leads a lively show with comic songs and a notable monologue. The cast includes Lawrence O'Brien R. C. Howard Robert Lee Farrier Catherine Dooling Alice Knowlton and Fanny Gerome. The Border drama No body's Claim gains traction as Jennie Yeamans joins Edward Harigan's stock. Rehearsals begin for The Eternal City in New York amid Pope Pius X fears. Babes In Toyland ends in Chicago Sept 12 and opens in New York days later. Janet Melville Evie Stetson end vaudeville partnership for Weber Fields burlesque.

Founda Mica Pius X Rome New York Hall Caine Pope Axe Chicago Metropolis Grand Opera House Janet Melville Evie Stetson Miss Stetson Weber & Fields Miss Melville

Indianapolis singer may become prima donna in Prince of Pilsen

Lyda Carnahan Leathers, Indianapolis soprano, has been offered the leading female role in Pixley Luders The Prince of Pilsen by Henry W. Savage. A Chicago rehearsal impressed managers, and Savage may place Leathers in the No 1 company if she accepts. The role is that of a Chicago widow on a summer trip, with strong chances for vocal and comic acting.

Indianapolis Lyda Carnahan Leathers Pixley & Luders Shaw Savage Chicago Studebaker Theater Leathers Studebaker Sinclair Prince of Bertram Grand Opera Friganza Gustave Luders York New York

Social notes of travels and callers across Indiana towns

A long roundup of social news lists many residents and guests visiting or returning from trips to Union City Maxinkuckee Duluth Ludington Mich Bedford Anderson Terre Haute and Atlantic City. It mentions Mrs. McKee in Saratoga and aBostonist, plus a Knoxen social event at the Columbia Club with Miss De Whitson upcoming marriage. The piece also includes domestic advice from Table Talk and a feature on the American girl in working life.

Pierre Gray Union City Joseph W. Beck Maxinkuckee C. V. Jaquith Duluth Histe Applegate Ludington Mich Miss Mahoney Columbus Ind Clinton D. Lasher Attila Malott Bedford Nancy Newcomer Samuel H. Spooner West Maurice Moyer Ruby Rertial Pawpaw Lake George H. Woodworth Bessie Clapp Jennie B. Clapp A. F. Shafer Toronto Detroit P. M. Pursell Susan Pursell Chautauqua Buffalo Della Peterson Cleveland Charles Parks Pennsylvania Street Harrison Flint New York John Godown Helen King Harry Dickhut Terre Haute A. W. Hatch Virginia Keep Martinsville William L. Horne Josephine William Owensboro C. B. King Russell Cold Springs Sue Ross Henry W. Buttolph George W. Benton Charleston J. B. Schultz Logansport John W. Kern Melle Colgan East Helen Holman Craignoor Adirondacks Edith Wallick van Wie W. J. McKee French Lick Anne Hurty McKee Charles E. Shover Herbert Philip Dahlen James McCoy Benjamin Hitz Bridgeport Conn Columbia Club de Whitson Elizabeth Carter Bess Kirtley Defiance Christine Houghton California Henry F. Houghton Knickerbocker Clara Wales Anna Beatty Harriet Hosmer Nell Wales Bertha Friebers Cora Beatty St. Joe Henry Waite Buttolph Wawasee Buttolph Fairbanks Springfield Charles W. Fairbanks Jennie Lulu Fairbanks Mansfield, C Henry Harrison Kyle Hayes Giegoldt Aurora Jane Claude Kyle West Eleventh Street John R. Wilson Judah Cottage Chicago Post Indianapolis James Robert McKee President Harrison Saratoga Benjamin Harrison McKee Viola Lowenstein Della Pottlitzer Lafayette Schlessinger Florence Mendel Memphis Efron Houston Texas Strauss Philadelphia William Allen White

Crystallized mint confections and rolled steak dish from The Pilgrim

The article details crystallizing mint leaves by successive sugar syrups and cooling, delivering a mint candy method. It then presents a rolled steak with forcemeat, seasoned and browned, served with gravy. It ends with advice on softening new shoes by warm water and a fitted stocking.

Philadelphia Telegraph

The Foot Bath That Softens and Fits Any Shoe

Instructions advise soaking the foot and shoe leather to make footwear fit more comfortably. Keep the shoe on while the leather wets, then allow thorough drying to ensure a flawless fit without harming patent or other leather types.

Tory town reporters and a clinic of lessons learned

A young ambitious local reporter is humiliated after fabricating a sensational wire story for a St Louis paper and gets billed $5 for the charges while learning cautions on copy. In a second scene Dr Charles Carter of the Board of Health helps a girl identify a birth record for her stepbrother Walter Grim born in 1890 or 1891, revealing a mistaken family tale and mislaid ages.

Cubs St. Louis Cub Mississippi Telegraph Charles Carter City Board of Health Dr. Carter Board of Health Walter Grim Carter Walter Chicago Indianapols Mamma Indianapolis Nellie Ten Eyke Miss Ten Eyke East Washington Street

Military Band Encore: Ostendorf Concert Delights Indianapolis

A rain reduced crowd heard the Ostendorf band in Fair Bank pavilion with a strong program led by Bandmaster Barnes. Notable features included Pasquale Montani the giсcolo soloist and a planned low admission to attract a larger audience for future concerts by the director and his thirty six musicians.

Fair Bank Ostendorf Barnes Indianapolis Pasquale Montani Giccolo F. O. Boos Guy Bates Orion Barn Liberati Civwasaanet Knoll F. O. Bos Weber and Fields Stromberg Faust Iors Seda Corps Ballet Helen Cleopatra Queen City Beach Sousa

Revered Mrs. Elliott Remembered For Quiet Devotion

In Indianapolis on August 10, mourners recall Mrs. Elliott as a modest retiring figure and devoted housekeeper. Her charity was unobtrusive yet generous, and she tended home life with care, wisdom, and unfailing kindness, earning praise from many who benefited.

Solomon Elliott Indianapolis

Home Dressmaking Hints By May Manton

May Manton outlines seasonal dressmaking ideas with stylish gowns featuring graceful designs. No. 1 uses a handkerchief style with deep points and plaitlike folds, while No. 2 creates a circular, elongated front forming stole effects that suit modern broad shoulders.

May Manton Bert

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