Sewing Clubs Fill Lent with Quiet Social Graces
Society pages detail Lent era diversions by sewing, bridge, and social luncheons. Clubs gather for charity sewing, lace handkerchiefs, jabots, and cushions, while bridge dominates dining and social calendars. Events include Propylaeum musicale with Miriam Allen and Helen Warrum, and multiple club meetings, elections, and notices across Indianapolis society.
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Max Leckner
Propylaeum
Miriam Allen
Galion
Helen Warrum
Indianapolis
Japan Warns United States Over Naval Plans Stirring Tokyo
March 8 report notes a Japanese editorial in the Nippon warning that America must respect others' rights as Japan develops on the mainland. The piece discusses anti American sentiment in Japan, potential Russian diplomacy, and Uchida's U.S. treaty duties amid Meyer naval plans.
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Rio
Japan
America
Nipper
United States
Russia
Nippon
Uchida
Washington
Dupan
Meyer
WAR VETERANS TO GIVE BANQUET
The Indiana commandery of the Military Order of Foreign Wars plans a banquet at the Denison hotel on Saturday evening March 22. The group, formed by descendants of U S Army officers who served abroad, will select a representative to attend the New York banquet where President Taft will be guest of honor. Gen John R Ward will serve as postmaster for the event on March 12.
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Indiana
Military Order of Foreign Wars
Denison Hotel
United States Army
New York
Taft
John R. Ward
Gates Slapped Banker and Was Temporarily Suspended
Charles G. Gates son of John W. Gates was suspended for one month by the New York Athletic Club board after slapping W. J. DeAguero a wealthy banker broker and governor. The action was temporary with a final ruling to come at the next governors meeting. The quarrel stemmed from a billiard game dispute that occurred a month earlier and had been kept secret.
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New York
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Board of Governors
New York Athletic Club
W. J. DeAguero
Will Investigate Insurance Rates In City
The advisory commission will probe insurance rates with Mayor Shank urging an inquiry. Officials claim five cents per SIM is arbitrary, tied to alleged poor fire protection and water supply, while business leaders dispute the adequacy of the rate given Indianapolis’ city condition.
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Advisory Commission
Shank
Indianapolis
Marion
Louisville
Nationalist Party on Verge of Split in Ireland
An editorial in Cork Accent, organ of William O'Brien, declares violent and irreconcilable differences between Dillon and O'Connor factions and Redmond and Devlin followers over the budget. It marks a first official statement by a strike leader within the party, reflecting ranks amid the British financial situation.
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Cork Accent
Organ
Protest Filed Over Dismissal of Courthouse Janitor
Howard Kimball city controller and deputies Alfred Cook T A Winterrowd building inspector and John B Wood clerk to the Board of Public Safety filed a protest with the Board of Public Works regarding the dismissal of Ed ward Finley the janitor who cared for offices used by the city. The group argues Finley was the only janitor ever employed to maintain those offices.
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Edward Finley
Board of Public Works
Howard Kimball
Alfred Cook
T. A. Winterrowd
John B. Wood
Board of Public Safety
New York Man Files Bankruptcy With 106366 Liabilities
Maurice Runkle of 1851 Seventh Avenue former president of Bay State Clothing and Bay State Realty files a bankruptcy petition citing liabilities of 106,366 with no assets. There are 96 creditors including the city of New York. Debts largely from merchandise, borrowed money, and deficiency judgments.
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New York
Maurice Runkle
Seventh Avenue
Bay State Clothing Company
Bay State Realty Company
City of
Deestrict Skule Set For March 16 at VY. Ww. A
A vaudeville style entertainment titled Deestrict Skule will be staged by the VY. Ww. . A. on March 16. The show features a caricature of the old time country school with period teaching methods and fashions. Proceeds aid charitable causes.
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Counntry School
Behief
Herod at Murat theater captivates with royal splendor
William Faversham stars as Herod in Stephen Phillips tragic spectacle at the Murat. Aristobulus is portrayed by A Hylton Allen while Julie Opp shines as Mariamne. I. Cooper Cliffe as Gadias delivers sharp counsel as plots unfold amidst murder, ambition, and palace intrigue.
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Herod
William Faversham
Murat Theater
Massamne
Stephen Phillips
Mr. Faversham
Sandala
Ile
Mariamne
Aristobulus
A. Hylton Allen
Aristodulus
Julie Opp
Sohemus
Augustus Caesaor
Burton Churchill
Phillips
Herag
Ypros
Salome
Mariainne
Caesius
Arabia
Gadias
I. Cooper Cliffe
Mr. Cliffe
Ordered to Depart From Peddlers' Hangout in Murder Probe
Inmates of the vanished peddlers hangout flee toward Louisville after the murder of Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court. Jobo Smith, Lora Bates, and Vila Metz are ordered to leave town. Mamie Nolan, mother of the eight year old girl who was sent to beg for beer, is held by court order.
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Louisville
Stubbs
Jobo Smith
Lora Bates
Vila Metz
Mamie Nolan
Welcome for Mr Fairbanks Arranged by City Board
The mayoral advisory board invited civic and business groups to a Friday Assembly Room meeting at the Board of Trade to plan the coming home reception for former Vice-President Fairbanks returning next month from a world cruise. President Wagner named committees to review hospital improvements park property purchases fire HQ sale and the Fairbanks reception.
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Board of Trade
Fairbanks
Wagner
Shank
Flames Threaten Berlin On Dosen Run Weakened Docks
Reports from Kiel say a German battleship excursion on the Dosen escalated as the crew menaced magazines for three hours. The incident, though hidden, will cause delays at the devdocks for the Posts.
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Berlin
Dosen
Kiel
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe
A home cough remedy claims to make a pint in five minutes for about 5 cents. Mix 245 oz of Finex with one pint of Granulated Sugar Syrup and warm water, take a teaspoon every one to three hours. Pine extract gives the key ingredient, with honey as an alternative.
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Norway
Night Letter Service Advertises Western Union Offer
The notice promotes the NIGHT LETTER service by Western Union Telegraph Company. It claims fifty plain language words for the price of ten and promises next morning delivery in any U S city at business opening, with day service available for immediate delivery and three to six days transit by mail.
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Pacific Coast
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Western Union
The Lion and the Mouse at the Park This Week
A lively stage review praises a powerful Wall Street themed play. The production showcases a cast of capable actors with clever plotting and engaging scenes in the world of high finance and personal ambition. The Park Theater hosts performances all week.
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Park
Park Theater
Lion and the
Colonial Vaudeville Offers Rare Lineup With Texas Wooing
Fred Niblo headlines a Colonial program with rapid wit and sharp insights into old and new songs. A Texas Wooing features Middleton and Lovora Spellmeyer in a romantic tale with melodrama, an Indian foe, and a ranch conflict. Randall portrays sand-picture art from the Philippines, while Gray and Nellie Graham deliver standout comedy. Inman and Van close with a touching tale of a son who helps reveal his father’s past at a baseball park gate.
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Colonial
Fred Niblo
Charles B. Middleton
Miss Lovora Spellmeyer
Texas
Sanke
Red Enaxte
Middleton
Miss Spellmeyer
Lieut
Randall
United States Army
Philippine Islands
Fred Gray
Nellie Graham
Gray
Barry
Billy Inman
Arthur van
Ivrish
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Advertises PAZO ointment promising cure for piles including itching, pain, bleeding, and protruding piles within six to fourteen days or money back. Claims a simple application and a guaranteed result. Mentions price of 5 cents. Provides entrepreneurial push typical of early 20th century mail order medical ads.
Livingston trio tops bill with acrobatic set
The LivingSton comedy trio perform difficult tumbling and acrobatic feats on horizontal bars. The act includes dash and go. The Kenlya deliver a clever dancing segment. The bill closes with the pictures.
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LivingSton
Kenlya
The Kidder at Empire Theater Brings Lively Comedy
The Brigadiers at the Empire theater present a two act comedy The Kidder with Dick Brown as A Goat and William Lester as A R Doomed the hobo delivering constant laughs Ruth Everitt from Paris sings in French music hall style The Five Marvelous Martels bicycle act and Billy Barron as a German musical comedian headline a billed night featuring grand opera excerpts by Fred Taylor and May Orletta and couple other acts
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Empire Theater
the Kidder
Dick Brown
A. Goat
William Lester
A. R
Ruth Everitt
Mlle
Victoria
Costazi
Paris
Martels
Billy Barron
Bartolettis
Brown and Everett
Fred Taylor
May Orletta
Prof Hull To Talk At Colfax Hall
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Spiritualist church at Colfax Hall 320 N Meridian will host Prof W N Hu A M as speaker on Character building Character Reading and Suggestion tomorrow at 2 30 p m Business people in particular urged to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Spiritualist Church
Colfax Hall
N. Meridian Street
W. N. Hu
A. M
Bishop King Dead In Lincoln Church Death
The Rt. Rev. Edward King, bishop of Lincoln, died today at an advanced age. He served as rector and professor of pastoral theology at Oxford from 1873 to 1885 and was widely known as a prolific theological author.
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London
March
King of Lincoln
Edward King
Oxford
Slow but Sure Savings Motto Encourages Banking
A short piece touts thrift and urges readers to adopt a savings account as a safe, reliable method for building wealth, appealing to workers, professionals, and families to start saving now.
Strong Company Promises One Million Dollar Capital
A bold prospectus declares Strong Company the largest and strongest in the state. It pledges one million dollars capital fully paid in and five hundred thousand dollars surplus, with every cent earned to back the promise.
The Indiana Trust Co A Home for Savings
The Indiana Trust Company promotes itself as a reliable home for savings with attentive service and secure deposits. It emphasizes stability, member trust, and community financial support.
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The
Indiana Trust Co
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Knights of Old
Farrel-Taylor Company
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Henry Otto
McKay Cantwell Company
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