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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1910

Page

4

Strong Play at the Murat The Melting Pot Impresses Indianapolis

The Murat Theater offered Israel Zangwill’s The Melting Pot with Walker Whiteside leading all week to strong audience reaction. The piece portrays a Russian Jewish family and focuses on assimilation. Cast includes Florence Fisher and Sheridan Black among others with a lengthy vaudeville and dramatic bill at the Murat.

Murat Walker Whiteside Israel Zangwill Whiteside Indianapolis Florence Fisher Zangwill Sheridan Black John Blair Grant Stewart Henry Vogel Louise Muldener Nellie Butler Leonora von Ottinger

May Seek Divorce By Moving To Aero Nevada

Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr reportedly plans to establish a residence in Aero Nevada as a preliminary step toward seeking a divorce. Her attorney Sardis Summerfield would not deny the report while Mrs Vanderbilt said there was nothing to it. The divorce colony at Reno remains skeptical.

William K. Vanderbilt Jr Aero Nev

Subcriber Sued Over Church Pledge in Butler County

Lemuel Stillwagon, a Slippery Rock Township constable, was sued after refusing to pay 11.80 pledged to a Presbyterian church. A judgment was entered against him and he appeals, arguing pledges made on Sundays are unenforceable. church trustees threaten similar actions against other delinquent pledgers.

Butler Lemuel Stillwagon Slippery Rock Township

Local man patents new self fabricating oiling device

Henry W. Dyer, a mechanic, has patented a self fabricating device that feeds grease to the axle via a hollow tube from a key turn. The patent has been tested on various vehicles and shown to be a success.

Henry W. Dyer

Train Kills Teacher in Marshalltown Crossing

Minnie Tr. Ashbrook a kindergarten teacher at Anson school in Marshalltown was killed when crossing Town Central tracks. Her hat blew off and she was struck by a passing car while trying to recover it.

Marshall Town Minnie Tr. Ashbrook Anson

Taming of Eleanor tops Majestic vaudeville bills

At the Majestic the Taming of Eleanor a comedy maglet by Owen and Prince is praised as the best sketch since vaudeville began there Miss Dallas Romans sings story renditions Van Avery debuts new stories and Stanley and Chambers perform hoorah type humor Beginning next week two new bills will be shown each week on Mondays and Thursdays with ten cent seats Manager Young leads the change.

Campbell Patrick Campbell Seappstana Marseilles Garden City James Donovan Rena Arnold Frederic Voelker Frank Morrell California Kate Turner Anna Hosea the Majestic Eleanor Owen Prince Dallas Romans van Avery Stanley Chambers Manager Young The Majestic

Sam Bernard to Perform in The Girl and the Wizard

Sam Bernard will appear at the Muret ai next week in The Girl and the Wizard. He has been scoring heavily on this season's tour.

Sam Bernard Muret Ai

Hat Pin Measure Passes by Council Vote

The city council passed a hat pin ordinance unanimously to curb protrusion beyond hats by more than half an inch and ensure harmless wear. Mayor Shank to sign. Councilman Rubens sponsored the measure.

Rubens Shank Denny Stilz Johnson Slumberg Coliseum City Hall

County Poor Farm Needs New Home

Commissioners Roberts and Kervan with Township Trustee Newby surveyed the county poor farm and concluded the cheapest best solution is constructing a new building. They found the men’s quarters in poor condition while the women’s dormitory now handles the female wards, leaving the male housing unfit to live in.

Roberts Kervan Newby

Tenyearold Katherine Mackay Attends Suffrage Benefit

In New York April 5 the youngest American suffragist, Katherine Mackay aged 10, watched a matinee benefit at the Maxine Fillott theater for the votes-for-women cause and the Equality League for Self-Supporting Women. Her mother Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Mrs. W Bourke Cochran attended. Beatrice Forbes Robertson organized the event with performances by Arthur Forrest and others, including a poem read by Miss Elliott.

New York Katherine Mackay Maxine Fillott Clarence Mackay W. Bourke Cochran Elliott Charlotte Perkins Gilman Forbes Robert Bon Adressa Arthur Forrest Beatrice Forbes- Robertson

Bookwalter chosen memorial speaker at services

The G A R Woman's Relief corps Sons of Veterans and Spanish War Veterans joint meeting selected Charles A. Bookwalter as principal speaker for Memorial day programs. Many organizations statewide will participate in the city services.

G. A. R. Woman's Relief Corps Sons of Veterans Charles A. Bookwalter

Man jailed with baby pig in Santa Monica cell

Harry Hass, 25, Pasadena, jailed in Santa Monica with a six week old pig kept in his cell. He claimed ownership after finding the homeless pig on a road walk, carrying a gunny sack when arrested.

Santa Monica Cal Harry Hass Pasadena Hass Hoss

George H. Williams Dies In Portland

George H. Williams, the last surviving member of President Grant's cabinet, died in Portland, Oregon, this day April 5.

George H. Williams Portland Ore President Grant

Groundbreaking set for St. Vincent's Hospital April 27

Plans for the new St. Vincent's hospital were revised after rejection of the initial designs. Excavation will begin April 27 as Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul arrive in Indianapolis and the present hospital opens its doors along with new operating rooms on April 27.

St. Vincent's Hospital Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis Union Station Grand Central Station New York Brooklyn City Ticket Washington and Meridian Streets

Purdue Play The City Chap Delights Foremost Purdue Audience

Ade's new comedy The City Chap at Purdue's English Hall by the Harlequin club drew a packed house with applause lasting after each curtain. Purdue students aided in scenery costumes and music. George Herbert directed, and Cearse Ade received cheers. G H Losey led as the city chap with strong stage presence. Quincy V. Young and W R Adams stood out among leads. The production featured 23 piece orchestra, 100 Purdue male contributors to the chorus, and 37 cast members with a lively, college-toned feel.

DePauw Glee Club Roberts Park M. E Evaneville Courier Trinity M Paul Benedict Sherley O. Rhea Frank E. Duddy George Ade Harlequin Club Purdue Cearse Ade George Herbert Sardou Pardea Tself G. H. Losey Elty Quincy V. Young W. R. Adams C. L. Harrod Indianapolis Ta «. Conrad H. E. Kurtz B. J. Reed R. N. Hudson T. M. Pauvre A. V. Stackhouse W. V. Stackhouse W. J. Schowhberg Tansy Lippincott Darky H. L. Krieger

Wife shot to death. husband indicted in Kansas

In Perth Kansas on April 5, Mrs Jane Vane dervoort a young wife was shot asleep in her bed. An infant in her arms escaped injury. Her husband has been indicted for first degree murder.

Perth Kas Jane Vanedervoort

I cannot afford it phrase promotes thrift practice

A fragment emphasizes the saying I cannot afford it as a useful motto to save money and be frugal in daily life. The text urges practical use of the phrase to cut costs where possible.

Strong Company Promises Aid for Ambitious Savers

Strong Company pledges to aid every person with world advancement aims by starting a savings account now. They announce one million dollars capital all paid in and five hundred thousand dollars surplus earned to back their promise.

Man Hurt Switching Cars at Maryland Street Crossing

C. B. Chasteen a switchman for the Indianapolis Southern railroad residing at 225 West Kansas street suffered a mashed foot this morning when his foot was caught in a frog as freight cars passed over it at the Maryland street crossing near the Union tracks. He was taken home for treatment.

C. B. Chasteen West Kansas Street Indianapolis Southern Railroad Maryland Street Union Tracks

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