Evening with Booth A Grand Shakespeare Night At English's
The English's theater drew a packed audience Tuesday for Booth in Macbeth with Modjeska as Lady Macbeth and Skinner as Macduff. Critics noted Booth’s grace and Delicate shading despite some crowding and a long late train announcement. The audience, well dressed and orderly, admired the performance and presence of Shakesperean students and Avon Shakespeare club members among the crowd.
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Oglish
Opera
Booth
Macbeth
Modjeska
Otis Skinner
Macduff
Lawrence Hanley
Malcolm
Layon
Scot
Vanderville
Avon Shakespere Club
Shakespers
Chicago
Waterbury
New York
Victoria Morvein
Tate
Gove
Latera
Ike
Angel In Blue
Which shot first Geo Harter and Pat Killian Affray
Two men, Geo Harter and Pat Killian, were arrested after a late night street affray near Mississippi and Maryland streets. Patrolmen stopped a pistol duel as both men grappled for a revolver, with Harter claiming Killian provoked them over alleged infidelity and Killian denying ownership of the gun. Killian was wounded in the mouth. Harter was later examined in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Harter
Pat Killian
George Harter
Killian
James Taylor
Mississippi
Maryland Ste
Taylor
Slate
Traden
Harter
Suny
Killain
Ida Whitman
Baseball Tuesday shows upsets and close scores across leagues
Tuesday’s games feature Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago and Buffalo Chicago. strong pitching with Nichols Ganzel Rusie Buckley Gleason Clements and more. Batters tally many hits as errors mount, with several tight margins and mixed outcomes across cities and clubs.
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Harry Wright
Boston
Philadelphia
Rusie
Buckley
Gleason
Clements
Lynch
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Gilks
Zimmer
Foreman
Keenan
cQuiade
Daniels
Miller
Coughlin
Nagle
Pittsburg
Chicago
Zacharias
Brotheroom
Brooklyn
Sowders
Daily
Husted
Pee
Ferguson
Hebert
Murphy
O'Day
Ewing
Gaffney
Barnes
Galvin
Hurley
Bakeley
Sutcliffe
Gunning
Matthews
Buffalo
Behring sea dispute lingers amid policy shifts
Washington waifs Uncle Sam and Johnnie Bull remain apart on the Behring sea issue. A presidential reception was held for the public with the president and his wife. Gen. Tom Browne's health improves and he plans to join tariff debates. President Harrison vetoes a Dallas public building extension, saving 350000 for the people. Critics mock the first family’s light entertainment while Windom cites a firm moving ceremen into the United States. Advertisement notes wallpaper designs, wall coverings, and local supplier Carl Moller at 161 E Washington St.
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Sam
Johnnie Bull
Tusany
Tom Browne
Abe
Harrison
Dallas
Tex
Ned
White House
Windom
United States
Lottery Auction Sparks Hoard of Odd Bets at 192 EH Washington
A Wednesday auction at 192 EH Washington street drew a large crowd as Averloin express sold about 960 unclaimed packages. John Gustin led the sales with vivid remarks as bidders snagged items from bonnet boxes of almanacs to a brown jug, brain finishings, a breechloader, a crocodile satchel, and stone cutters tools. A poker-faced crowd roared at misfits and mishaps while a few prizes proved valuable despite odd appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Wedneday
Averloin Express Company
John Gustin
Elwin Booth
Jane Hading
Harrison
Merton
Inv. Ganton
Andi
Gustin
Prospectness
Webster & Co
Mark Twain
The
Central University
City Life News Highlights Involving Local Incidents
Soft shell crabs on sale in city restaurants at 60 cents a pair. Private car described on the road near Halsemore. Resolutions committee to meet at board of trade Wednesday at 3. Auction music festival tickets moved to Sunday May 2. Mrs. Sarah Robinson, 75, dies at daughter’s home. Saloon burglary at West Indianapolis traced to thieves. Attorney fees awarded over estate dispute. Electric light firm sues over cyclorama company. Two children reported missing in Norwood and Miccisat area. Legal motions and court updates across Bates-Clay podeste case. Blurred transit and social event notes fill the day.
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Booth
Halsemore
Board of Trade
Sarah Robinson
Ben. J. L. Robinson
G. R. Hibben
John B. Sanders
West Indianapolis
Addison C. Harris
Georga W. Galvin
Fr. Wayne Jennealactric Light Company
Indianpelie Cycl
Brotherhood of Locomotive Greacien
U.S. Senate
Peoria
Cas
Simpson’e Chapel
Howard St
Siaith Raubask
Centerville
Beo Stinvon
Tom Tagpart
Union Depot
Kaneses Et
Tou Lag- Sart
Fiere
Vesebingien
Tulergstional Brotherhood of
Furniture Wood Workers
Fois Aity
Dudge Irvin
Ed Poanda
Paralim
Cue
Wiliam Sicherberd
Wilharoch
Gottfried Koehrer
Kuehler
James Whitcomb Riley
Bowen-Merrill
Roberts Park Church
Fairview Park
Georga Hitz & Co
Michigan-st
Seventh-st. M. E
K. Loftin
A. Dunn
N. Hanna
Meats
Princeton
J. S. Spann
W. J. Richards
M. J. Osgood
C. C. van Camp
O. S. Sayles
Fondau Lae
John Wanamaker & Co
Philadelphia
Charles F. Ludwig & Co
Howe
Gustin & McCurdy
Cincinnati
Ludwig & Co
W. Washington St
Nanhoule, Tann
Mayor Sullivan Finishes Two Assault Cases In Court
In a Tuesday session Judge Sullivan fined Mike Galvin ten dollars and sentenced him to 25 days in the workhouse after a drunken frenzy plea in a brutal assault on his mother. A second case, Sam Barkdall, 19, involved a fight with his father over discipline of his children, with the elder Barkdall testifying to repeated threats and blows. The judge postponed the hearing, and the custody of a branch remained mentioned alongside the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Galvin
Sam Barkdall
Percival Barkdall
Blake St
Mana
Meta Raunt
May Day fears as town hall closes and troops parade
Paris reports a closed town hall and German troops patrolling streets amid rising May Day anxieties. Louise Michael, noted artist, is arrested at Lyons amid unnamed mystery. New York papers discuss the Kemmler habeas corpus case and electricity firms likely behind the legal maneuver.
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Paris
Rome
Berlin
Louise Michael
Lyons
Union Railway Sues Over Depot Fence Blockage
The Union Railway Company filed suit Wednesday to stop Street Commissioner DeBoer from tearing down the iron fence at Tilinoisst depot. It says it is ready to build the foot bridge per ordinance, but the city engineer has not submitted plans. A temporary injunction was granted by Judge Hovland with a hearing set for next week.
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Union Railway Company
DeBoer
Hovland
Fire destroys county shop at Ewrickaville
A fire devastated the blacksmith shop and carriage works owned by County Commissioner Jacob Wonrink near Ewrickaville, northwest of the city, Tuesday morning. Loss estimated around $1,500 as nearby farmers battled to halt the flames from spreading.
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Jacob Wonrink
Ewrickaville
Planted a Class Tree at Judico Institute
Dr Jenckes addressed the Judico Institute pupils as they planted the Olnes tree on the Hew In site. He spoke of U S timber, from Niagara Falls to Alabama, noting 465.5 million acres with 150,000 acres depleted yearly. He urged each of 10,000 Ohio schools to plant a tree to aid the future. Florence Huntinger read the dedicatory essay as classmates helped plant and a group photo was taken.
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United States
Niagara Falls
Alabama
Ohio
Institute
Jenckes
Nan
Lyon
Florence Hunteinger
Milea
Misasa Bertha Flack
Margaret Nicholson
Fannia Root
Flora Anderegg
Delia Ramsey
Florence Hunt- Ssidger
Little Telegrams From Across the Nation
Frantic dispatches report Governor Bustkner seeking troops in Perry and Knott counties to curb lawlessness. A missing Mason County citizen E L Sexton is feared murdered after his horse returned bearing blood. A 13 year old girl Ida Ellen and 14 year old Reesie gang members eloped with two men in Maine. A fight near Portland, Oregon leaves Chas Olsen dead and Chas Wilson injured. Sixteen hundred emigrants arrive from Winnipeg.
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Frankfort
Bustkner
Perry
Knott
Tlemingsburg
E. L. Sexton
Piamville
Mason Covery
J-Enver
Ida Ellen
Reesie
Ganghtera
Mia
D. F. Krag
Cincinnvati
J. J. Gerbcer
Chas
Mahone
Fortland
Ore
Jack Haymon
Chas. Olsen
Chas. Wilson
Uinge
Tuasday
Winnipsz
Republican scheme to pack Congress for Republicans
New York April 80 Spl The Star says confidential friends of Senator Quay aide disclose a plan to keep Congress Republican. The proposal would undercount the South to cut Democratic seats and inflate Northwest counts to add 10 to 15 Republican representatives. A meeting of the Republican National Committee on May 7 is reported to endorse the scheme.
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New York
The
Star
F. W. Leach
Quay
Congress
Porter
South
Republican National Committee
Mississippi floods ease as rail line opens and conflicts rage
Floods along the Mississippi are subsiding while the Oregon Bay railway resumes traffic. Reports mention political moves in Congo, liquor licensing battles in Illinois, prairie fires in South Dakota, and multiple crimes and disasters including a shipboard squall near Florida and embezzlement charges in Pittsburgh. Notable names include Stanley, Lord Randolph Churchill, Korz, Julia Heyer, Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, and Rev. W Y Wilson amid a flurry of local and national concerns.
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Oetagoa Bay
England
Scoland
U. S
Tlinois
Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Corporal Tanner
Stanley
Congo
Lord Randolph Churchill
Pierre
S. D
Korz
Cronin
Julia Heyer
Chicago
Ty. A. Lange
Tokio
Japan
Eiizabeth Cleveland
Florida
John Key
Metropolitan Fife Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Michigan Supreme Court
Belen Gougar
Bloomington
Ill
Reva. Jackson
Pitner
Wm. Lambert
Michigan
Detroit
Canada
John Major
Wilson
St. Debne River
Hall
Hit With A Baseball Causes Serious Brain Injury For John Campbell
John Campbell of Clermont, about 25, was struck above the left eye by a fast throw during a ball game between Evarta workers near Haughville. Initially thought a bruise, swelling persisted, skull fracture and concussion diagnosed at Fletcher's sanitarium. Neglect and delayed treatment raise fears of inflammation and possible fatal outcome. Campbell is robust but precarious due to delay in seeking care.
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John Campbell
Clermont
W. B. Fletcher
Evarta Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Campbell
Fietcher
Eregelo
Campbdell
Firat
Art exhibit at Masonic hall features mixed works by H G Plumb and others
An exhibit at the Masonic hall showcases H G Plumb of New York with Counting the chickens, a small boy and a hen in a detailed scene. other works include Courtois' Madonna, Pearce's The beheading of John the Baptist, and Bicknell's sea fog scene. Several pieces draw critique for sensational or unrealistic elements, yet the collection remains notable with Wirthelmars The siren valued at 1800 dollars and kept at the Columbia club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
H. G. Plumb
New York
Chae
Sprague Pearce
John, the Baptist
Phil Armour
Chicago Art Institute
John
Baptist
E. M Bicknell
Frank KE
Scott
Wm. Vuplanck Birvey
Siiver
Aleespare
Wirthelmar
Art Agsaociation
Columbia Club
Kemmler Case Stay Granted Ahead of June 6 Hearing
Judge Wallace of Syracuse grants a stay of execution in the Kemmler case. Kemmler will be brought before Wallace's court on June 6 as the plea argues the death act is unconstitutional. Indiana forecast calls for fair skies with light rain and slightly warmer temperatures.
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Annony, N
Apri
Wallace
Syracuse
Kemmler
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Barrett
State Supreme Art
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Lemmiler
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Kas
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Anderson
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Billy Meyer
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Terra Haute
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Terre Haute
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Cleveland Brotherhood
Pete Jackson
Ed Smith
Denver
California Athletic Club
Bob Gilke
Bob
Buck Ewing
Buck
Pitteburg
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of State
Colts
Scheer
Ron Grey
Tare News
Norbert. Landeraf
Pennsylvania-st
Kemmleer
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