Amusements At English's Hobart stars in The First Night
Indianapolis notes a lively week of theater with Lillian Russell in The First Night at English's Opera House tonight and Thursday, plus George Arvine in The Love Route at Park theater. Charles I the chimpanzee headlines Grand and Colonial acts, while Henry Lee performs Great Men Past and Present.
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Sam Bernard
Lillian Russell
George Arvine and Company
Grand--Charles
Matinee
Henry Lee
Empire
Kentucky Belles
Indianapolis
Opera House
George W. Hobart
Rosen
Langton Jones
Jones
Langdon Jones
Langdon
Miss Russell
s/Synne Westford
Miss Russet
Dingbyell
Mary Faber
Connra Oakford
Sydney Booth
Tehara Thornton
Rederick Truesdell
George E. Mack
Hayes Hunter
Tminisger
Majestic Theater
Lillian Russells
Grand Opera House
Charles I
James
London
James McSorley
Charles
New York
St. Louis
Melton
Charlies I
Charles Six
Arvine
George Arvine
Edward Peple
Park Theater
Master Bakers
Mr. Arvine
St. Elmo Murray
Miss Dunbar
Edna Earle
Lee
Carlton Club
Sir Henry Irving
Sir Henry
Nore
Feingland
England
Children Outspell Their Parents Now
State Superintendent Dr. Robert J. Aley says public school children generally outspell their parents and will prove it with county state and national spelling contests next year. He cites county con tests and a girl who spelled for eight hours without error as indicative.
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Robert J. Aley
National Educational Association
Tingle Seeks Legislative Seat in Marion County
Walter J. Tingle, a young Democrat and former city election commissioner, is rumored to enter the race for the Democratic nomination for representative in Marion County. Supporters say he would strengthen the ticket and has shown notable capacity in party work.
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Walter J. Tingle
Marion County
Tingle
City House For Sale Sparks Humane Takeover Interest
The Board of Works reports multiple offers for the city owned house near the opening of Twenty-fifth Street. The Humane Society seeks to use the property to aid children rescued from unfit homes.
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Board of Works
Twenty-fifth Street
The
Humane Society
Nedisnapelis Phese at 307 309 W Maryland St
Property record notes a person named Nedisnapelis Phese linked to addresses 307 and 309 West Maryland Street. The entry lists a middle initial M and a numeric code 3808, with no further context or actions described.
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Maryland
Nedisnapelis Phese
Society Notes Highlight Numerous Local Social Events
Mrs. John Nicholson led a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Head ing Circle with papers on American literature spans 1607 to 1909. The Thursday Lyceum club discussed the Persian Wars and immigration. A Miss Elsa Habing bridal shower featured pink and white decor. The Opera club plans a lecture on Il Trovatore. Miss Florence Mattier wed Dr. James Thinnen in a simple cathedral ceremony with pink and white decorations. Attendees and out-of-town guests from Gary, South Bend, Chicago, Fort Wayne, and Detroit were listed. The Coterie club set a large dance for April 22 at the Propylaeum and Tudor Hall events followed with notices of visitors and society gatherings. The Ladies' Literary Union elected officers.
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James H. Drew
Elsa Habing
Miss Habing
Habing
Florence Imogene Mattier
Margaret Mattier
James Francis Thinnen
Helen Warrum
G. B. Jackson
Spencer
Fort Wayne
Mattler
Meridian Street
Federated Women’s Clubs Set Fourth District Convention In Columbus
Mrs May Moon and Miss Nelle Darby listed as officers and delegates. Visiting guests include Miss Anabel Laughlin from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs A S Lockard of Cincinnati. Opera and Chicago trips noted for members. The Fourth District Federated Women’s Club plans its third annual district convention in Columbus on April 20 with Magazine and Culture clubs in charge. Speakers include Mrs Charles B Clarke of Indianapolis and Mrs Virginia Meredith of Cambridge City. E M Clopper of Cincinnati to speak on child labor reform.
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Federated Women's Club of the
Fourth District
Columbus
Magazine and Culture Clubs of
Charles B. Clarke
Indianapolis
State Federation
Virginia €. Meredith
Cambridge City
E. M. Clopper
Cincinnati
Clopper
Movement Against Child Labor
Ohio Valley
National Movement Against Child Labor
National Committee
Martin May Weighed for Republican Legislative Ticket
Clarence Martin of the Marion County bar considers a run for the Republican nomination for state representative. A Beveridge supporter, he has not yet announced but friends expect a decision on a possible candidacy.
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Clarence Martin
Marion County
Martin
Beveridge
Howley Aims to Buy Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Road
Edwin H. Hawley the railroad wizard starts a campaign to capture the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville line from Chicago to Cincinnati. He travels on a special train with executives from the Alton and Clover Leaf systems and Chesapeake and Ohio President Stevens.
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Chicago
Edwin H. Hawley
Chicago, Cincinnati
Louisville
Cincinnati
Howley
Alton and Clover Leaf Systems
Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Margaretta Drexel Off To New York For Drexel GouldWedding
Miss Margaretta Drexel sails from London to attend her brother Anthony J. Drexel Jr. and Miss Marjorie Gould wedding in New York on April 19. She travels with fiance Viscount Maidstone, her parents, and Mr. J Arm strong Drexel. The party travels solely to be present.
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Margaretta Drexel
New Ilorwe
London
Anthony J. Drexel, Jrr
Marjorie Gould
New York
Miss Drexel
Viscount Maidstone
J. Armstrong Drexel
Women Scarce as Houseworkers in Indiana Demand
C E Morton head of the Indiana free employment bureau at the statehouse reports high demand for women as houseworkers and cooks. In recent days he has received 30 calls and exhausted available applicants as spring housecleaning proceeds.
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C. E. Morton
Indiana Free Employment Bureau
Statehouse
New Policemen Selected by Board
Five of eleven men appointed as policemen by the Board of Safety are Democrats and six are Republicans. Names include Joseph P. Gibbons and Edward A. Schubert. Those who pass the physical exam may join: Harry K. McCarter and others at listed addresses.
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Board of Safety
Joseph P. Gibbons
Bates Street
Harrison C. Wenz
Ringgold Street
Thomas Harris
N. Greeley Street
Charles M. Anderson
E. Morris Street
G. M. Anderson
Lchumann Street
William F. Roeder
Sul Graceland Avenue
Tilden Smith
Linwood Avenue
James D. Carter
McCarthy Street
Timothy Feeney
Washington Street
Edward A. Schubert
Hazelton Hotel
Thomas Tague
Union Street
Harry K. McCarter
Station Street
J. W. Frank
Hawthorne Street
Claude F. Johnson
W. Twenty-fifth Street
John Sleenan
E. Georgia Street
George G. O’dell
Euclid Avenue
Price of bread may rise one cent if wrapping order enforced
Evansville bakers warn they will raise bread price by one cent per loaf if the State Board of Health enforces its order requiring all loaves to be wrapped in paraffin paper. The notice is filed as a special report from Evansville Indiana dated April 14.
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Heiner & Hockensmith
Rost
Evansville
Ind
State Board of Health
Idaho Settlers Win Expanded Homestead Rights
Washington April 14 settlers in Idaho gain 300 acre homesteads under a house passed bill expanding the 160 acre limit. The measure has already passed the senate.
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Washington
Idaho
House
Senate
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Pletcher Avenue
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