Calve defends Carmen costume in Spain study critique
Mme Calve explains she chose a satin petticoat for the first act of Carmen arguing it reflects realism after researching Seville cigarette girl attire. She notes lipstick roses and seasonal head coverings mirror traditional dress. She will perform December 4 with the Grau company at Tomlinson Hall.
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Ma Caire
Spain
Seville
Carmen
Paris
London
New York
Mme. Calve
Grau Opera Company
Tomlinson Hall
Maurice Grau
Starr Piano Go
Pennsylvania St
Lohengrin
Gadski
Calve
Postoffice Receipts Near Half Million Mark in Indianapolis
Indianapolis stamp window receipts neared 520000 last year as railroads bought stamps locally to boost totals. Officials expect this year to surpass 510000 with March approaching, projecting inclusion in the half million class and a postmaster salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elliott
THE
SUN
McGinnis
Woman Recalls Seneca Wreck Horror and Fire
Detroit reports Mrs Teresa Dean recounts the Seneca wreck from the eastbound diner car. She describes crushed wood and flames, rescuers, and six women trapped, as victims burned and moaned amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Seneca
Teresa Dean
Lalla R. Bernside
Chicago
Railroad rumor ties Indianapolis Southern to Morgan backed system
A Kokomo railroad man claims the Indianapolis Southern is backed by the Southern railway system led by J. P. Morgan. He also says the Jasper Rockport airline would join the Indianapolis Southern. Monthly communion services at First Baptist Church held Sunday with eighteen new members received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Indianapolis Southern
The
Southern Railway System
J. P. Morgan
Jasper-Rockport
First Baptist Church
Rev John B Demotte Died in Greencastle Indiana
Funeral held in Greencastle for Rev John Brewer Demotte pioneer Indiana Methodist preacher who served across the state. He studied at Asbury College now DePauw University and belonged to the Northwest Indiana Conference. Survived by children in Attica Chicago Greencastle and others, with brothers and a Indianapolis sister listed.
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Greencastle
Ind
John Brewer Demotte
W. T. Potts
Chicago
Indiana
Demotte
Northwest Indiana
Asbury College
DePauw
L. D. Case
Attica
Indianapolis
James van Schaick
Garden City
Kas
George E. de Motte
Hendrick
J. B. de Motte
Mark L. de Motte
Valparaiso
W. H. de Motte
Indiana Deaf and Dumb School
James de Motte
Jane Marshall
Central Ave
Boy from Indiana Seeks Senate Page Posting
John Clark a 12 year old from Lawrenceville Indiana visits Washington seeking a government position with aim to become a senate page. He meets Senator Cultrom who directs him to sergeant at arms Ransdell who plans to pursue a page slot for the boy.
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Washington
John Clark
Lawrenceville
Ind
Cultrom
Illnois
Sergi
Ransdell
Senate
Spiritualist medium Amanda Coffman lectures at First Church
Mrs. Amanda Coffman, a Grand Lodge spiritualist from Michigan, lectured to a large audience at the First spiritualist church Sunday night. She conducted tests calling for a man named Gerald said to be sought by the spirit of Rose, who had been killed by a jealous husband, but no response came despite the spirit insisting Gerald was seated at the back.
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Mrs. Burnside
Amanda Coffman
Grand Lodge
Mich
Gerald
Rose
Blatchley Praises Terre Haute and Urges Rail Access
State geologist Blatchley, who has advised many Indiana factories on site selection, cites Terre Haute’s industrial success and notes three draws for locating factories transportation facilities fuel and raw material. He says Indianapolis must improve its transportation network by allowing steam railroads and avoiding prohibitive interurban taxes to attract capital and factories.
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Blatchley
Indiana
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Wheat acreage seen larger. harvest prospects improve
State statistician Johnson notes no official data yet but observers report wheat acreage bigger than last year. He adds the crop is in excellent condition this fall with a fine start.
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Johnson
Crumpacker to Seek Harrison Memorial Bill
Congressman Edgar H. Crumpacker will introduce a bill in Congress seeking an appropriation to erect a monument at the Battle Ground site in Indiana to honor William Henry Harrison. The plan aims to mark the historic battle location and commemorate its significance.
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Edgar H. Crumpacker
Congress
William Henry Harrison
Battle Ground
Hospital denial reverses claim of Mrs Fishback’s condition
At City hospital on Monday reports in both morning papers claimed Mrs. Samuel Fishback, colored, was dying. Those reports were denied as she improves and will recover. Her husband remains in the county jail charged with throwing a lamp. she insists he hurled the lighted lamp during a quarrel, while he argues the act was accidental.
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City Hospital
Samuel Fishback
Diverse Notes From Around the World Including Labor, Trade and Public Welfare
A digest of items notes New York hosts 30 Japanese Methodists and Vienna runs a three year waiter training with a French course. France's manufactured goods employ many women. Danish butter labels Himalayan shipments to London. Minnesota makes wire desertion a felony. first conviction reported. Globally 2,000 Mormon proselytizers active. German exports to two regions include alcohol. Chicago cattle receipts reach a record 32,472 head in a single day. Paris studies link surroundings to tuberculosis decline. Cabbage grows yearround in Hawaii. Britain and colonies own half of 40 nations marine tonnage. Siberia’s Tomsk to Irkutsk rail corridor has Krasnoaks as only town. Ponce, Puerto Rico forms a cruelty to animals society enforcing laws. I A Sampson of Sedalia donates 7,000 Missouri history books to the state society after 33 years collecting.
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Vienna
France
London
Hamburg
Minnesota
Togoland
East Africa
Chicago
Paris
Hawaii
Great Britain
Tomsk
Irkutsk
Krasnoaks
Ponce
Porto Rico
Litleigh confronts loneliness as marriage tests fate
Horace Litleigh, in a bad mood after a rough day, learns of Margrave's wife’s death and his own marriage strain. A lunchtime note hints at an affair but May confesses she writes stories to pass time while at home. He returns home to find May hasn’t left and they reconcile, roses in hand.
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Horace Litleigh
Thompson Park
Lileigh
May
Brock
Margrave
Seaton
Luleigh
Lideaigh
Mrgrave
Luleizh
Horace
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Perrons
Campbell Co
John B. Demotte
University
Fruit Boy
New York City
I. A. Sampson
Sedalia
Missouri Historical Society
Missouri
Litleigh
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
H.J. Huder
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson’s
Hutchinson
Nature
Merchants’ Association
Big Cloak Sale
Skinner's
XNARD
Itc
Empire Theater
Cleveland
JAS
Adelphia Theater
Agnes Herndan
Monte Carlo
Blenheim Palace
Weber’s
Dainty
Grand Opera
Theodore Thomas
Tom
Starr Piano
Newton Claypool
Ohio
Krell
Cincinnati
Carlin & Lennox
E. Market St
Circle
Penn. St
Leading Credit Clothiers OF America
People’s Credit Clothing Co
W. Washington Street
Indianapolis, Ing
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