Society Draws Wedding Guest List To Sept. Nuptials
Mrs. Ernest D. Cofield hosted a Wednesday gathering for Mrs. Gertrude Lee of Rushville who will wed Dr. Harry Yam Osdel of the city in September. Guests included Misses Bertha Helm Cora Winship Estelle Jones and Mrs. Lee Thomas among others with plans for more bridal events.
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Ernest D. Cofield
Gertrude Lee
Rushville, Ltd
Harry Yam Osdel
Bertha Helm
Cora Winship
Estelle Jones
Lee Thomas
Rushville
George Jones
Herbert Holwell
David Clark
Gertrude Sipe
Clarence Robinson
Ship Ahoy at Fairview sparkles with Indianapolis talent
A naval themed musical vaudeville titled Ship Ahoy at Fairview park features a Canall deck stage with about 100 local male singers led by Snianapolis talent. Italian character sketch by Jack Bonnstadt and a trio spoof called a spasm of the parlor pirates draw laughs as the show, now in its second performance, fills the venue and boosts Murat temple building funds.
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Fairview Park
Canal
Fairview
Indianapolis
Jack Bohnstadt
Bonnstadt
Stanley Warner
Harry Marsh
Bungbung
Remodeling Eng lish's Opera House Becomes Midwestern Jewel
Nearly $30 000 is being spent by Capt. W. E. English to convert Eng lish's Opera House into a premier middle west theater. Workers remove central columns raise gallery pitch for better stage view. Chicago designer Louis J. Millet handles decorations in burnt orange with new upholstery and fish scale art glass on the arch. Old chairs replaced. A Klow & Erlanger rep calls it the most charming theater in the middle west, rivaling Chicago.
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Middle West
W. E. English
Louis J. Millet
Chicago
Klow & Erlanger
Girl Turns Back Because of Tune at Wedding
CHEMUNG New York Aug 24 A would be groom Lew Senro upset his bride to be Estelle Carnim by whistling Yesterday on the way to the altar She fled to her home and locked herself in her room for three hours Senro begged for forgiveness but she remained unreconciled as friends hope for a future reconciliation
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Chemung
N. Y
Lew Senro
Estelle B. Carnim
Senro
Miss Carnim
Queen May Risk Life In Cholera District
Rome Aug 24 Queen Helena of Italy shows dedication to cholera stricken subjects in the south by using her private funds for aid. She vows to accompany King Victor Emmanuel into the district if he moves in, following the 1855 response. She has previously joined the king to Messina during the earthquake and endured hardships.
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Rome
Helena
Italy
Victor -Em
Manuel
Naples
Messina
Amusements Fraudulent Rockefellers and Stage Death Swings
Amusements column recounts Nancy Boyer at a Toledo Park visit to a state hospital for the insane where a performer receives a seven million dollar check from a patient self-identified as John D Rockefeller. The piece blends theatrical anecdotes with sensational dialogue and notes a separate act by Mile. Gergerat and a new march by Frank Mayer dedicated to MMe Bergerat for a beach concert Wednesday.
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Nancy Boyer
Toledo
State Hospital For the Insane
Zee
Gergerat
Riverside
Frank Mayer
Mayer
Mme. Bergerat
Sheep for tonic sent Mrs Walsh in Bangor
Mrs Thomas F Walsh widow of a Nevada millionaire was ill in Bar Harbor. She hoped a sight of Nevada sheep would aid recovery. E R McLean arranged an express shipment of a full flock from Nevada to Bar Harbor. Last week the sheep passed through Bangor on their way to help her regain health.
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Bangor
Thomas F. Walsh
Nevada
E. R. McLean
Bar Harbor
Mr. McLean
Walsh
Motorcycle fire injures 16 year old girl in Washington
Miss Alice Woodson, 16, suffered burns to her lower limbs when gasoline leaked from a motorcycle and was ignited by sparks. Riding with Louis Knight, she leaped off as flames spread. Knight and a policeman extinguished the fire. She received medical attention and returned home.
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Washington
Alice Woodson
Louis Knight
Wodson
Knight
Midweek Riverside Concert Offers Diverse Classics
Riverside venue hosts a midweek program featuring Minnies a Big Whale Now, Prince of Pilsen Parade of the Doodle Bugs, Moreland Overture Jolly Robbers The Glow Worm Idyl, Lincke That Drearay i dae betee, Adler Medley Popular Hits, Dixie Darlings Weorld Sunny South My Auto Queen and more.
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Pilsen
Empire theater to open season with World of Pleasure
The Merry Whirl opens the season at Empire theater. Tuesday premieres World of Pleasure, a Gordon and North production said to be funnier. The company features over fifty performers and a tuneful musical act Playing the Ponies.
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Empire Theater
Gordon and North
Numners
Woman with 13 names wed at 13 in Missouri tale
Springfield reports a Missouri woman famed for thirteen given names and for marrying at age thirteen. Born to eleven sisters, she bears Mary Samantha Sarah Lavinia Nancy Lucretia Henrietta Partheni Arizona Tabitha Dollie Jones Hall Wilding. She first wed Hall in 1901 and later married Wilding after a separation.
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Springfield
Missouri
Mary Samantha
Sarah Lavinia
Nancy Lucretia
Henrietta Partheni
Arizona
Tabitha Dollie Jones-Hall- Wilding
Hall
Baltimore to Washington by airship plan by Bolgiano
Baltimore promoter John Bolgiano aims to launch an intercity aerial line with eight passenger dirigibles built at about $200,000, delivering ships to Washington in trials with city officials before public tickets go on sale. The plan includes sixteen passenger cars priced at $25,000 each and aimed at 30 mph with speed bonuses.
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Washington
City Hall Plaza
Whitehouse Lawn
John Bolgiano
Bolgiano
Baltimore-Washington
Pittsburg
Robert C. Millman
Jean” Bolgiano
United Airships Company of
Serial Express
Jerome H. Joyce
Mr. Bolgiano
New York
Curtiss
Harmon
Hamilton
Adventists Gather for Big Encampment in Michigan
The Seventh Day Adventist camp opens on Michigan and Oriental streets with ten days of meetings. C. A. Bookwalter gives the welcome, Elder Morris Lakens replies, and speakers include A. G. Daniels and K. C. Russell. About 600 campers occupy nearly 100 tents with a reception tent, a book tent and a children's tent. Three services daily at 10 45 am 2 45 pm and 7 44 pm.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Michigan
Oriental Streets
C. A. Bookwalter
Morris Lakens
Indiana
A. G. Daniels
K. C. Russell
Washington, D. C
Maennerchor Concert Tonight Highlights and Selections
A detailed list of performances for the Maennerchor concert tonight includes works by Reeves, Bizet, Schumann, Botzford, Lampe, and Straus. Featured pieces span Carmen, Traumerel, Grizzly Bear Rag, southern medleys, Chocolate Soldier, The First Heart Throbs, chimes solo, Moving Day in Jungle Town, Simple Confession, Madam Sherry, Blue and the Gray, and other selections.
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Greater Pittsburg
Reeves
Carmen
Reld Yo Foley
Botzford
Lampe
Straus
Elenberg
Jungle Town
Sherry” Hoschan
Palmistry Aids Pretty Actress Turns to Stage Career
New York reports Mrs Roy W Conger formerly Grace Fitch niece of Clyde Fitch and daughter of Col Henry Fitch has adopted a stage career. A social figure and palmistry devotee she aims to apply her practical palmistry knowledge to her upcoming performances.
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New York
Roy W. Conger
Grace Fitch
Clyde Fitch
Col
Henry Fitch
United States Army
Commissioners Urge $70 000 For Asylum Improvements
County commissioners push a 70000 dollar appropriation to enhance the Julietta asylum for the insane and the infirmary after a county council meeting in September. They also seek funds from the road levy, totaling about 80000 dollars, for gravel road improvements funded from general funds.
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Julietta Asylum
Courtt
State Board of Accounts
County Council
Midweek Concert at Fairview Park Sets Diverse Program
Arthur Deming and Judson B Hall present a varied program at Fairview Park featuring Bach and Rader overtures, Mendelssohn pieces, a Myddleton flute and horn duet, Cavalleria Rusticana, Mascagni selections, and popular songs including Simple Confession and Goddess of Liberty. The event includes intermission and a stand by Mary Alstyne in the program.
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Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
Swanee River
Myddleton
Arthur Deming
Judson B. Hall
Eilenberg
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Pink Hall
Goddess of Liberty
Howard March
Mary
Ice Cream Adulteration Sweep Targets Street Vendors
Philadelphia authorities launch a sweeping reform a project with state dairy and food commission local officials and physicians. Special Agent Cassidy and chemist Lawall reveal adulteration including a deleterious imported substance expanding and diluting milk and cream. Investigations cover scores of factories and penny stands with arrests promised after chemical tests.
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Philadelphia
State Dairy and Food Commission
Harry P. Cassidy
State Board
Charles H. Lawall
Greece
Edwin Rosenthal
Finestreet
Penny
Cassidy
Post Office Funds Approved for State Fair Substations
The Post Office Department approved funds for maintenance of branch post offices at the state fair grounds during the fair week and at Ft Benjamin Harrison field maneuvers. Preparations are underway to establish both offices under Postmaster Robert H. Bryson.
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Robert H. Bryson
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
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