Diamond prices not likely to tie a tumble
Indianapolis jewelers reject a Sun report of a diamond market slump. J. L Mullally asserts the market remains firm, noting De Beers controls most supply and prices have risen due to deeper mining and strong demand. He cautions against assuming a drop in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sun
Indianapolis Sun
New York
J. 2. Mullally
The
Jewelers’ Association
de Beers
London
Duchess Chooses Epergne To Hide From Queen
A guest at the palace attempted to dodge notice by hiding behind an epergne. The Queen and Duke of Cambridge teased her with questions about a supposed road accident and the Holles Street chemist shop, prompting a witty exchange about answering ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. C
Duke of Cambridge
Hollies Street
Holles Street
Lndies
H. Wolff
The New Secretary and Dust to Dust Exchange
A cartoon dialogue shows the New Secretary recalling a sermon text while the Reverend Dr. Gomildy references the idea of gratitude with the line To him that hath shall be given. The New Secretary counters with Dust to dust in a humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomildy
Puck
Grape Nuts Heal Nervous Weakness Says Reader
A Wisconsin mother details relief from nervous collapse by replacing tonics with Grape Nuts and milk. She reports two weeks to sleep soundly and rapid weight gain, plus her child returning to school healthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Wellville
Race of Two Yachts Sparks Gambling Heat
In a crowded harbor the Ocean Queen and the Lady Clyde prepare for a headline yacht race. Hurst seeks leverage over rival Rutherford while Gabrielle wavers between loyalty and temptation as the two vessels surge toward a dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
Europe
Clyde
George Reynolds
Brown
Martin
Tryde
George Martin
Mr. Hurst
Gabrielle
Gabriele
Mr. Rutherford
Matt Rutherford
Matt
Rutherford
Gaabrielle
West Afton
Henrietta Bent
Lady Clyde
Night With the Poets and Varied Vaudeville at Grand
The Grand presents Amusements with Night With the Poets a one act musical and a comedy sketch at Maule Hall Macey plus other vaudeville acts daily matinee Sis Hopkins at Park all week Majestic features Ti Te Were King by Forepaugh Stock Co with matinees Maude Hall Macy from Indianapolis stars in The Magpie and the Jay Burlesque and a kaleidoscopic show with singing dancing farce travesty and magic The Grand bills a large chorus and well trained performers with humorous burletta and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maule Hall Macey
Park
Sis Hopkins
Majestic
Forepaugh Stock Company
Empire
The
Granda
Maude Hall Macy
Indianapolis
Grand
Magpie
Jay
Burns and Johnson Fights Aboard Burns Forecasts Fights
In a letter exchange Tommy Burns pledges to fight Jem Roche on March 17 and later French fighters, with aims to visit America to face Jack Johnson. A sports editor disputes Burns’s chances, calling him inconsistent and doubting a Johnson or Jeffries clash.
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National Farm School
Fpa
Bucks County
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Ind
Tommy Burns
Jack Fulmer
Burns
Jem Roche
America
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jeffries
Mose Michelson
Lemons
Tommy
Jeff
Fitzsimmons and Corpett
Schedule 10 Be Drawn For Colored League A
Schedule for the new Colored League will be drawn Monday night by the schedule committee. Charles Kubler of St. Louis was elected president with Edward S. Gailiard of Indianapolis as secretary and Charles Marshall as corresponding secretary. Representatives attended from St. Louis Covington Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Springfield Nashville Louisville and Indianapolis. Indications are Indianapolis will not be in the organization.
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Colored League
Charles Kubler
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Majestic
City
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Marse Henry Watterson and the Mexican dollar caper
The Louisville Courier Journal editor Marie Henry Watterson demanded cash from the safe the night in a game, seeking 200 of 490 Mexican dollars and later asking for 20 more at 200 cents each, all while the city had little money in circulation and the till held only a small sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville
Marie Henry Watterson
Marse Henry
Tom
Saturday Evening Post
Admission Only By Ticket
Mandy, a young colored girl from the cotton fields, brings a visiting card to her Northern mistress to announce guests. The mistress hesitates, while Mandy explains the doorstep visitor forgot her ticket, prompting a wry regional exchange in Brooklyn Life.
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Mandy
Kase
Brooklyn
Motorists in Court Told of Speeding Fine
A judge declared speed limit violations evident and fined one motorist 25 dollars while imposing 24.98 dollars on each of the others out of deference to their sex.
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Laura Jean Libbey
Fords
Okito Family
James and
Sadie Leonard
Richard Anderson
Swor Brothers
Carson and
Willard
Mills and
Morris
Hopkins
the Park Theater
Rose Melville
Sis
E. H. Sethern
Forepaugh
Sothern
the Empire
Isabella Fox
Miss Rose Melville
Park Theater
Castoria
Tia
Bryce
Free
China
Jessie Kenney
North New Jersey Street
Bryce Baking Co
E. South St
Maude
Okite
Carson
Willard Bilis
Morris Ford
Mitinee
Vaudevile
Bill Macy & Co
Jas
Sadie Leonard Swor Bros
Kisodrome S and Sisters
Mtr Nis
Forepaugh Stock CO
E. H. Sothern
the Union Trust CO
Market St
Toserti
Carl Maeters
Nationals
Elks
South Pend
Basehang
Cinetonari
Washington
Indienapol AL Blc
Detroit
Eck
Ech
Dreens
Balkeeb Starlights
Cleveland
Trarvards
Turners
Indiar
Chalmers-Kiene
Chica Fres Ioiffman
Clevela Nelson-Mesorck
Chicago
Korndorf- Vaetz
wig-Allen
Individ
Robert Monninger, Sr
Stoike
Oa. Crusoe
Charles Carlson
W. J. Brink
Cincinnati
Manever
Belleville
Yunke
Pritchett
BE. i. Canfield
Prouty
W. Richter
G. B. Hahn
Ferger’s Drug
Optician
N. Is
St. Terminal Traction
Glenalba
Woman’s Exchange
I. Brig
Col
Pennsylvania St
Massachusetts Ave
Indianaapolia
Hartmann
Ndiana
Src
Domb Bros
W. Washington
Vonnega: Hardware Co
Washington St
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