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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

10

Meetings at Senate Avenue on Tongues Power Lead by G A Cook

A city group claiming the power of tongues holds meetings on Senate Ave and St Clair St led by G A Cook of Los Angeles. The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co to be reorganized at the Feb 19 annual meeting with Daniel A Rudy named as next president. The funeral of William Wents, prominent contractor, held at 1801 Ludlow Ave, burial at St Joseph's cemetery. Court ordered Robert J S Martin to pay his divorced wife Ina Hughes $1 a week for their child, with Lindberg suing for $1,400 and Alice Lindberg seeking Mrs Lindberg stage name rights.

Senate-ave St. Clairst G. A. Cook Los Angeles Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Daniel A. Rudy William Wents Ludlowave Suesday St. Joseph's Cemetery Robert JS. Martin Martin Ina Hughes

New Editors Named At Ridge High School Papers

Richard Ranger named editor of the Wednesday Echo at Shortridge high school replacing Earl Burgess who died by suicide weeks ago. Ranger, a senior and former assistant, led the first edition under his editorship. Margaret Browning takes over the Tuesday Echo after Ralph Elvin's resignation.

Richard Ranger Wednesday Echo Shortridge High School Earl Burgess Ranger Ralph Elvin Tuesday Echo Margaret Browning

Vanderbilt Baseball Invades Indiana and Other Cities

Special to The Sun from Memphis on January 30 reports Vanderbilt University baseball will visit Northern diamonds in spring if a schedule can be arranged. The decision allows playing at Ann Arbor late April or early May and suggests games with Chicago Purdue or Wabash or Lexington Kentucky if open booking is available.

Memphis Tenn Vanderbilt University Worthern Diamonds Ann Arbor Chicago Purdue Wabash Lexington

Vaudeville and Musical Acts At Local Theaters This Week

Amusements spotlight listing shows Jane Corcoran in The Freedom of Suzanne and The Doll House. Nance O Neill performs The Sorceress and Magida. Pekin Zouaves Elizabeth Murray and Six Musical Cuttys headline. Park presents Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl and The Smart Set. Empire features Colonial Belles and Yankee Doodle Girls. Gayety showcases Greater New York Stars and Gay Masqueraders with weekday matinees and evening shows.

Jane Corcoran Suzanne Nance O'Neil Elizabeth Murray Park Bertha Smart Set Empire New York Scribner's

The Freedom of Suzanne Excerpt by Jane Carcoran

A quoted line from The Freedom of Suzanne features a character expressing desire to be left alone and carefree. The exchange contrasts privacy with the playful idea of flirting as a form of personal freedom.

Jane Carcoran Suzanne

The Freedom of Suzanne at English's Opera House

Review of Jene Corcoran and company in The Freedom of Suzanne at Taglish's venue Tuesday. The plot follows a jealous husband and meddling mother in law as a wife seeks forbidden freedoms, leading to a conditional divorce and a seaside reunion. The production is lively but uneven with weak supporting players and rudimentary staging.

English Suzanne Jene Corcoran Sugaerne London James M Denny Dunbar Jane Corcoran Su“anne

ONeil and Primrose Minstrels at English’s Theatre

Miss Nance ONeil brings The Sorceress to English’s with costly stage jewels and a note on art. George Primrose’s all star minstrel company opens with a grand, new production, promising the brightest minstrel show yet seen.

Nance Ongil Nance Neil Marie Antoinette Miss O'Neil Mer Mme Histori Ouraine Nance O'Neil Neil Victorien Sardau English’s Primrose Minstrels George Primrose Inglish

Attorneys Lose Suit Over Fee Settlement in Huitt Case

Thomas Huitt of 340 West Vermont Jr claimed a legal fee dispute after sleepover with James Robinson ended with Robinson missing and F.55 gone. Robinson was arrested and fined six months. attorneys Daniel Brown Jr and C C Pettijohn defended him. The lawyers kept the turnkey funds as Huitt had not proved title, and he pursued recovery of the fee.

Thomas Huitt W. Vermont Jr James Robinson Robinson Daniel Brown, Jr C. C. Pettijohn Huitt

Metzler Trial Set For Murder Charge In Drug Store

Arthur Metzler, charged with the murder of Albert Harvey a negro, in the drug store of David F. Cox located at 283 North Capitol Avenue, will be tried beginning February 11.

Arthur Metzler Albert Harvey David F. Cox N. Capitol Ave

Law aims tighter control of fraternal insurers in Indiana

Representative John D Voiz and Auditor John Billheimer draft a bill to regulate fraternal insurance in Indiana. The proposal requires prompt payment of death losses, monthly assessments to cover losses, and a representative government structure for all fraternal insurers. Voiz serves as state deputy for Modern Woodmen.

John D. Voiz John Billheimer Indiana Mr. Volz

Young slugger signs with Indianapolis Amrican association

Jeffersonville Indiana January 30 special to the sun Ben Clegg longtime first baseman for Glenwood has signed with the Indianapolis team of the American association for the coming season Arthur Watson who caught for South Bend in the Central league last year will again be behind the plate for that squad.

the Sun Jeffersonville Ind Ben Clegg Glenwood Indianapolis Amrican Association Arthur Watson South Bend

First Occurrences and Inventions List From Historical Notes

A compilation of early milestones including the first horse railroad built in 1826 to 1827, the first sulphur match, iron steamship, steel production, copper-potting ships, and several other pivotal developments. Notes also reference ecclesiastical events, printing milestones, and early modern inventions with numerous garbled fragments.

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Motion to raise pay for state geologist advances

The venue committees reported ably on bid No. 82 and advanced it to engrossment. The measure would authorize the state geologist to collect statistics on mineral resources, issue bulletins, and increase the official’s salary to $Sean.

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Eight clubs decide league membership in Ohio and Pennsylvania league

Special to Phe Siu Cleveland Ohio January 60 by a retail mood vote owners of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league met after noon Tuesday to enlarge the circuit for the coming season Applications from Erie Adnesvile and Sandusky were rejected by the board.

Cleveland Ehh Ohio and Pennsylvania League Teehids Erie Adnesvile Sandusky

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