Mob-Driven Cleopatra Portrayal at English's Opera House
Fanny Davenport to impersonate Cleopatra the wicked queen of Egypt as Ag pintest stage manager A L Rankin crafts a mob of 40 supers and 10 actor-players for the production. Rankin trains Roman soldiers lictors and a shouting mob while reflecting on Cleopatra's storied life and historic intrigues in vivid but nongraphic terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Egypt
Fanny Davenport
Ag Pistant
A. L. Rankin
Rankin
Sun
Opera House
Hie Romar
Ptolemys
Board of Health
Cesar
Alexandria
Ciesar
Itia
Oxsar
Rome
Brutus
Mare
Antony
Tarsus
Ater
Chicago
Kromse
Octavius
Ac‘ina
Ras
Charmian
Spliiters
Lke
Eanter
Mark Antony
Mr. Rankin
Sunday Sermons Highlight Mission Work And Church Dedication
Rev J A Milburn preached on Giving delivering a 1267 collection to buy land in the rolling mill district for a mission room run by city missionary Mrs Irvin Robbing. The mission will offer library and reading room access and naval church services. Dr Lucas preached his last sermon at Central Christian Church on The shadows of the past crediting martyrs for lifting world weariness. Next Sunday services move to the new Fort Wayne ave church as Irvington Christian Church is dedicated, a 600 seat pressed brick building costing 14000 with dedicatory sermon by Rev Carey E Morgan of Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Milburn
Rolling Mill
Irvin Robbing
DR. Lucas
Old Central Christian Church
Fort Wayne-ave
Irvington Christian Church
Carey E. Morgan
Wabash
Meeting of Molders Exeuctive Session at Occidental Hotel
The executive board of the Brotherhood of Machinery Molders held an executive session at the Occidental hotel on Monday. Six officers will meet with the Iron Molders Union executives on Tuesday to discuss amicable separation after ten years of alliance in the Iron Molders framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Machinery Molders
Occidental Hotel
Machinery Molders Brotherhood
Iron Molders’ Union
Machinery Molders
Iron Molders
Machinery “‘Melders' Brotherhood
Amusements and Local Attractions at The Grand and Park
The Grand features The Old Homestead and Crycy lonaMa Battle of Gettysborz with scenic accessoria and Thompson’s detailed performance. Frank McNish missed Saturday show but the audience showed sympathy. Judge Lecran visits Gettysburg and selects a site for a 28,008 monument to Minnesota infantry at The Bloody Angle. Muggs landing stage and Park run begin Monday. Robert L. Scott leads with Leola Belle and Hen Shields in the cast. Spring medicines ads and New conkers at Wan 44 Mider's noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNish
Minstrels
the Grand
Judge Lecran
Minnesota
Gettysburg
the Park
Robert L. Scott
Leola Belle
Hen Shields
Fight to the Death Feud Kills and Sparks Wider Uprising
Evansyinin Indiana April 10 news from Sturgis Kentucky reports a deadly confrontation at Numis Station linked to the Oliver-Delaney feud. Moore and two King brothers, all from prominent families, were involved. Moore was fatally stabbed and one King brother gravely wounded with the outcome uncertain. The long standing 50 year feud has stirred the region causing widespread unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansyinin
Ind
Neva
Oliver-Delaney
Sturgis
Evansville
King
Moore
Missing Child in Ohrist and Local Court Actions
City life reports Charles Miller nine missing from 235 Ohrist since April 6 while local courts sentence suspects for theft and grant custody disputes. Notes on a ball by Sons of Veterans, marching bands, arrivals of teams from Cincinnati and St. Louis, May festival plans with Anton Seidl, and various licenses, births, deaths, and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Ohrist
Fred von Guysling
Sons of Veterans Military Band
Camp No. 149
Masoni Hall
Gnum
Pleasant Wellberger
Indianapolis
Denison House
N. A
A. E. Kappler
Bateman
J. Z. Schall
B. Bahnwart
Daniel Bernd
W. Paulich
Agusta Cordes
George Guthrie
Whiteatown
Olive
St. Louis
Capitol Houge
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Club
Comiskey
Canavan
Latham
Smith
Seery
Henry
Hoover
Mullane
Werden
Quinn
Dowd
Glasscock
Bretenstein
Readin
Griffin
Hawley
Pietz
Anton Seid
Polar Company
Matthias Garver
E. J. Armstrong
Arthur Jordan
A.S Benson
A. Caylor
George
Mama Gable
William
Rosa Condon
Beck
Alica Lowe
Ella Datty
Martha Ogden
Martha
Charity William
Nomai
Leonard
Sallie
Ferrill
Elizabeth Condon
Mattie Volea
Carl DD. Spahr
Geo. A. Johnegon
Benjamin F. McCord
Mattie Muller
Carl Kempe
Margaret Heinlein
Rush for Consulships and Senate Adjournment
The article notes moves toward adjournment in the senate unless a special message is received. It covers petitions and resolutions about investigations into Reach and Power, relief from Bell Telephone extortion, and changes to interstate commerce law. It reports 2000 applications for consulships with salaries over 1500, and postmaster and vacancy figures, plus Gov. McKinley and wife arriving in Washington en route to Fortress Monroe for a naval review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuketox
Senate
Bta Solutions
Peffer
National Industrial Alliance
Bell Telephone Company
Biter
Gov. McKinley
Washington
Fortress Monroe
City Board discusses garbage disposal and street franchise costs
The Board of Public Works toured Pittsburg and debated who pays for street improvements if the franchise bidder differs from Citizens’ people. Attorneys pressed for timely payment by the successful bidder, while others urged delayed payment. The water company offers a season rebate, and engineers study proposed brick paving and curb renovations along several avenues.
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Board of Public Works
Pittsburg
Sherer
Board of Health
Board of Works
Tas
Eon Bailey
McDonald Company
Conduitt
Messrs
Detrees
Shearer
Itesac City
Jones
Lucius Bb. Swift
Kissel’s
Columbus-ave
Ninth-et
Imwentucky-Ave
Sllorra-St
South-st
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Louisiana
Alabams
Virginia
Mysryland
Kentucky
W. A. Rexnhamer
Washington St
Jin
C. A. Cookwalter
Illinois
Vandalia, P. & BE
Kingan & Co
Kentnelsy Ave
Pogue’s Run
Spring festival clash injures many in Dungarvan
In Worcester on a Sunday evening a melee erupted during a spring festival involving Turke Arabs and Armenians. Domittt Jacobs, a Catholic Armenian, cut a table cloth belonging to Gao triggering a brawl. Twenty were seriously wounded and sixteen arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Maay
Dungarvan
Domittt Jacobs
Gao
Dullowe
Local officials and staff noted for upcoming travels and quirks
Prosecutor Wright readies for summer, Mayor Sullivan sports oversized hat, Henry Talbott plans a trip to South America next Monday. Engineer Diffendale from the J B I road, Hanover College alumnus, nears a significant milestone.
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Wright
Sullivan
Henry Talbott
South America
Engineer Diffendale
Hanover College
Ersdaating
Revenge Crime Shock Hits New Jersey Town
Bitmnte New Jersey April 10 A house near South Vine Jam burned at 3 am. Thomas Bassett lay unconscious with a crushed skull after being shot near the blaze. Bassett testified in a case against James P Trynor, who was found dead under unclear circumstances. A jackknife stained with blood was found in the ruins. Italian relatives of Trynor were visited Bassett Sunday and warrants issued. Excitement rises as possible lynching threats loom if suspects are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitmnte
N. Jd
Thomas Bassett
South Vine Jam
Bassett
James P. Trynor
Keig
Trynor
The Great Strike at the World's Fair in Citaco
About 7 000 union carpenters and other workers at the World’s Fair walked out on April 10 demanding 8‑hour day recognition and union arbitration. Nonunion labor is barred from Jackson Park, complicating May 1 completion. A strike settlement talks began, with some nonunion workers urged to join the walkout and clashes with guards leaving several injured.
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Citaco
Building Trades Council
Cincaco
Jackson Park
Higginbotham
Cutcano
A_ mestiae
Wile Whispers Call & Tuttle suit Boston tailors
A chaotic OCR fragment reports Wile Whispers Call and Tuttle, Boston tailors on Summust Street, were assigned Monday with 535,000 haities amid poor business. It mentions an explosion at Black Dia Ton mine in Wilkabarra followed by a fire killing William George and William Wellington, and a suicide by Annie Kurtz from Allentown. It also notes an anti local option parade in London halted by teetotalers, and a German, A Burkhart, burning a toddler with a red hot stove near Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call & Tuttle
Summust
Boston
Bustiesa
Wilkabarra
George
Win
Wellington
Terry Ilshing
Allentown
Annie Kurtz
London
Miss Lopez
Mexico
Republic
Misa Day
Portland
Ore
Rrailroads
Miss Doolittle
Chicago
Judge Taylor voids Marion county guardians board ruling
Judge Taylor of the superior court declared the Board of Children’s Guardians of Marion County unconstitutional and unlawful. He ruled the agency as named was legal in name only, censured its methods, and ordered 13 year old Gertrude Shutter returned to her father Shad Shutter with no appeal. The board’s attorneys will not seek a supreme court review.
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Taylor
Superior Court
Legal Board of Children’s Guardians
Board of Children’s Guardians of
Marion County
Supreme Court
Board of Children's Guardians
Center Township
County
Gertrude Shutter
Board of Children’s Guardians
Shad Shutter
Gara
United States
Gertruude Shutter
Tevior
Frank admissions fill police court docket on Monday
The police court docket listed sixty names with many drunks and a few other offenses. A black man admitted drunkenness and paid a dollar fine. John Anderson was jailed after snatching a purse, later captured. Other cases included Slauter, Sells, Otto Schapp misdeeds, and disputes over living arrangements at 144 i New York st.
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Cadi
John Anderson
Sensus
Hudson St
George Sills
Wich
Denny Silauter
Sommer
Shelbyst
Slauter
Oto
Katie Morrison
John King
J. W. Wilson
New York St
Wilson
Morton
Dayton
Attempt on Cardinal Vaszary Sparks Vienna Turmoil
A Hungarian primate, Cardinal Vaszary, narrowly escaped a stabbing as he walked with his secretary. The assailant was arrested, offered no information, and the motive tied to Hungary's civil war and church views. In St Louis, an electric car collision at Tenth and Washington injures a dozen Italians, some critically.
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Vienna
Vaszary
Hungary
St. Louis
Elactrcs
Newton and Pelierontaine Road
Tenth
Washington Ats
Aimineys
Gor Bayard
Witmeron
Del
Cleveland
Gresham
Thompson
Pennsylvania Company
England
T. ¥. Bayard
Bayard
Oli Trades
Y Church
Greeham
Senator White
Sregerbund
Washington
Ierce
WibaineTor
Presidgent Cleveland
Ksanem
of. Louisians
Ambassador Bayard
Delamere Place
Venusylyania
White
Cordial Iarewell
At & O'Clock
Ayer's Sarsapararius Advertisement in 19th Century Paper
An OCR fragment advertises Ayer s Sarsapararius for renewed strength and vigor. It mentions cut flowers, floral emblems, and a street address in Massachusetts with telephone references, reflecting early era commerce and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Secternaep Bros
Death of Mrs Leach Near Schwinger's Road House
Coroner notified after Mrs J H Leach died at her two-room shack south of the city with her husband Leach, a Shaver's livery barn laborer, reportedly lacking physician attendance. Dr Storch suspected foul play after a prior hypodermic for pain and delayed notice before burial. Donner death case also touched upon with testimony suggesting possible self-harm. other fragments touch on local diversions and fishing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
J. H. Leach
Schwinger
Leach
Shaver
Storch
S. Meridian Sr
Burglars Horton and Reinhold to Be Freed and Trial Verdicts Recap
A report recalls Horton leader of a city crime gang to be released from the northern penitentiary. It details Reinhold convicted of conspiring to rob the Brown home on Maszachu street, his aid to Horton, and how his testimony helped secure Horton’s confession. The piece notes Reinhold’s dubious character and the sentences for others involved, with cautionary remarks on watchful aftermath of Horton’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Horton
Northern
Lemon Reinhold
Brown
Maszachustts
Reinhold
Brown House
Einhold
Azuinet
Anticoolly
Song
Prominent Man Dead in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Ind April 10 Lord J J Coombs a leading business figure in northern Indiana died at his home Sunday night after several years illness He traveled extensively in Europe seeking health Death ends a career marked by wide influence and public service The obituary notes his prominence and long battle with illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deail
Fort Wayne
Ind
J.coombs
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