Society Notes Show Upcoming Meetings And Visits
The G Lewis Chapter of the American Woman's League will meet March 14 at the Unitarian church on North Alabama street. Open to members and friends, with social events continuing as Mrs Harold Alexander Taylor hosts a reception and Mrs W A Taylor assists. Notable society figures include Miss Miriam Allen of Galion and Miss Helen Warrum, both praised for a musicale by Mr and Mrs Max Leckner at the Propylaeum.
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G. Lewis
American Woman's League
Unitarian Church
North Alabama Street
Miriam Allen
Galion
Ohio
Helen Warrum
Max Leckner
Propylaecum
Allen
Miss Warrum
Indianapolis
Dick Whittington at Shubert Murat theater to run week
The Shubert Murat theater presents Dick Whittington the entire week starting March 14 with matinees, a U.S. musical comedy adaptation of the Drury Lane pantomime, featuring augmented scenery, a new company and Bird Ballet. Also, airship demonstrations in Worcester and entertainment notes from Park and Empire circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whittington
Murat
Messrs. Shubert
Shubert Murat Theater
Drury Lane Theater
London
Atlantic
Drury Lane
Bird Ballet
New York Hippodrome
Snowden Plans New Home On Forty-Third Street
James W. Snowden purchased a plot at Forty-third Street between Meridian and Ili-nois for 50000 dollars. The 410 foot frontage on each street makes it a premier northern-city lot, with plans for a beautiful residence announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-third Street
Meridian
Ilinois
James W. Snowden
Snowden
Woman Bound With Gypsy Shawl Robbed in Youngstown
In Youngstown on March 10 a gypsy diviner wrapped a mystic shawl around Mrs. Nicholas Christina claiming riches, while a second gypsy looted the house. The shawl bound her as her husband returned to find his wife tied. the robbers escaped.
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Youngstown
Nicholas Christina
Christina
Buschmann Heads the Canoe Club Election
The Canoe Club yesterday elected Harry Buschmann president. Two tickets, Regulars and Boosters, vied for offices at 127 East Ohio Street. Other officers chosen included Lee Garber as financial secretary Carl G Fisher as vice president Homer Barker as recording secretary Frank H Goheen as treasurer and directors Holly Shideler Roy Jarrett John Budd Albert Krauss John Quill Frank Demerly. The Regulars secured six of the eleven seats on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buschmann
Boosters
East Ohio Street
Lee Garber
Carl. G. Fisher
Homer Barker
Frank H. Goheen
Holly Shideler
Roy Jarrett
John Budd
Albert Krauss
John Quill
Frank Demerly
Four Die In Ohio County Accidents In One Day
WOOSTER Ohio March 10 One day’s accidents killed four persons in this county. At Orrville Stephen se rn and Rudolph Kreskie Wheeling Lake Erie railroad employees stepped from one track to another to avoid one train and were instantly killed by an oncoming train. At Big Prairie Earl Wachtel was killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train. Johnson Pennocks a farmer was crushed to death when a falling tree toppled on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Orrville
Stephen Secn
Rudolph Kreskie
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Big Prairie
Earl Wachtel
Pennsylvania
Johnson Pennocks
Wife Sues Husband for Divorce and Alimony
Grace B. Harlan, aided by friends, sues Oliver Harlan an attorney for divorce and $3,000 alimony claiming she was defrauded of a $10,000 North Capitol home, paid only 25 cents in eight weeks, beaten and starved, and that a deed to Lee and Belle Harlan should be set aside. She alleges his debts, wealth, and coerced signing of the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver ¥. Harlan
North Capitol Avenue
Grace B. Harlan
Harlan
Lee
Belle Harlan
Indianapolis
Pawns Diamonds 10 to Have a Gay Time
Mias Josephine Hillis a 17 year old of St. Joseph Missouri says she has been having a gay time in St. Louis Louisville and Indianapolis and has pawned 1600 dollars worth of diamonds was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Quigley Mrs Sarah E Hillis her mother was notified and would come to Indianapolis for her daughter Miss Hillis was found at 205 West Maryland street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Josephine Hillis
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Quigley
Sarah E. Hillis
Miss Hillis
Maryland Street
Darden Fires Shots in Saloon Row over Bar Change
A public safety incident at Charles Grieson's saloon on West Tenth Street ended with Henry Darden firing three shots after a dispute over bar changes. Jefferson Gates, a Black man, was hip struck and later found on a nearby porch after Darden left and returned gunless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grieson
Tenth Street
Jefferson Gates
Henry Darden
Darden
Gates
Om .N
Lenate Avenue
Truck Growers in War on the Dealers
E F Lentz leading the Gardeners Association urged the Board of Safety to grant gardeners a monopoly on market stands outside the market house to drive out commission men posing as producers. The board took the proposal under consideration yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lentz
Gardeners’ Association
Board of Safety
Harrington Seeks New Trial in Conspiracy Case
Capt. Timothy C. Harrington of Lafayette is found guilty of criminal conspiracy with Henry E. Agar against insurance firms in a Traveler's Protective Association case. Agar held a $5,000 policy. Penalty ranges two to 14 years in Michigan City prison. Jury deliberated three hours. A new-trial motion will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Timothy C. Harrington
Lafayette
Henry E. Agar
Traveler's Protective Association
Agar
Michigan City
County rejects building insane ward at infirmary
Richmond Indiana March 10 county council voted against a $10 000 appropriation to build an insane ward at the county infirmary County Attorney Robbins says the county has no right to establish an insane detention hospital or any facility for the care of the insane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Couty
Robbins
Senator Raynor Attacks Senator Burkett in Senate Debate
United States Senator Isador Raynor of Maryland derisively challenged Nebraska Senator Burkett in a Senate debate. Raynor, praising his own constitutional knowledge, attacked Burkett during a speech replying to Burkett’s remarks on legal qualification and debating skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Isador Raynor
Burkett
Nebraska
Second Girl Shot by Love Dies in Home
Miss Dollie Murden aged 17 died from wounds after Sanford Love 27 shot her at 1307 S Adams St Marion Indiana. He killed her for refusing to marry him and then leaped into a wagon asking to be taken to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Adams Street
Love
Charles Levy
Levy
Miss Marden
Jin
Nora Miller
Miss Murden
Brookside Avenue Improvement Plans Ordered by Board of Works
The Board of Works ordered street improvement plans on the city engineer’s recommendation. J Starry Roberts won a contract for a Raymond Street sidewalk from Shelby to Applexate Street. Lawson & Kincaid won a sidewalk contract on Salem Street. An investigation was ordered into the T B Laycock petition to improve Brookside Avenue east to Rural Street. The janitor of city offices in the courthouse, recently discharged by county commissioners, sought reinstatement but the board refused since he is a county appointee.
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Board of Works
Restercay J. Starry Roberts
Raymond Street
Shelby
Applexate Street
Lawson & Kincaid
Salem Street
T. B. Laycock Company
Brookside Avenue
Rural
Missionary Gause Will Get a Lift
H L Lafiamme secretary of the lay men's missionary movement in Indiana began a campaign to energize churches by setting up offices at the Y M C A and meeting the local committee. Laflamme will prepare for the state meeting in Indianapolis April 12 to 14. The national effort to boost world mission giving is growing, with state organizations forming nationwide.
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Indiana
Y. M
Mr. Laflamme
Indianapolis
Union
Half-Clothed Boys Found in Cold Room in Louisiana Street
Humane Inspector Oscar Merrill found two half-clothed boys ages 4 and 6 in a cold filthy room at 218 E Louisiana Street. They were alone without fire or food. the oldest said their mother had left Tuesday and the father, a coal company worker, only slept there. After clothing, the children were sent to the Detention home as officers search for the mother.
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Humane
Oscar Merrill
Louisiana Street
Roosevelt Bust to Watch Over Senate in repose
Theodore Roosevelt will soon be represented in the Senate by a marble bust placed among past presiders, modeled in two poses by James Fraser. The Senate Library committee chose the serene, reclining portrait over a dynamic pose for future sessions.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
Theodore Slouesevelt
Senate
Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Jobbers urged to seek trade growth for city economy
Harold Hibben Jr returned from eastern cities where a committee plans to form an 88 member organization to pull more business for Indianapolis manufacturers and jobbers. He says the city is not doing enough and a meeting next Thursday night will share facts to boost local commerce and attract new money. A committee will visit every jobber and manufacturer to secure attendance and organize the effort with a single salaried manager overseeing modern business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hibben, Jr
Mr. Hibben
Indianapolis Man's Miraculous Escape
In June 1908 a man suffered a severe cough with night sweats fever and loss of appetite. After failing with his physician he tried Nature's Creation and in October began to improve, regaining health and returning to work. He endorses the product and urges investigation, listing M. L. Haymann as agent in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Blanm
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Harold Alexander Taylor
Hartwell
W. A. Taylor
William J. Taylor
Edward Taylor
Clare Wilson
Taylor
Virginia Shear
Alfred K. Price
Robert N. Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Shear
Mr. Price
Price and People Piano
W. H. Blodgett
Cale
Booth Tarkington
Walcott
New’ York
Tarkington
Wiz
May Trwin
Farkington
Laura Tarkington
Charlotte Scott
Fred Russell
John Cousins
Fikfart, Indias
Mrs
Fred Eward
Marion
The
City
Nellie Collins
Colonel Collins
Philadelphia
Julian Paulson
D. B. Sullivan
College Avenue
Frank B. Wynn
Elibn Root Lyman
Detroit
John Hargraves
Fall River
Mass
C. C. Pierce, Jr
Seattle
Wash
Ernest. M. Elliott
Talbott Avenue
Elliott
J. B. White
J. T. Avrill, Jr
W. B. Parker
Edward Pierce
T. A. White
Edward Donahue
Misses Heater
Rhoda Thompson
Mrs. Pierce
Portfolio Club
Propylaeum
G. B. Jackson
Maude Essex
Louise Grieve
Herbert Foltz
Louis A. Bacon
Ferdinand Schaefer
C. €. Pierce
Seattle, Wash
Ernest M. Elliott
William D. Hatfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucille Busby
New York
W. F. Bornkamp
Division Street
Ramblers Club
Frances Slattery
Crawfordsville
Miss’ None Slattery
E. C. Wagner
J. C. Barnhill
Ralph J. Teeter
Charles Weigle
Walter Challoner
James T. Fagilesfield
North Meridian Street
Miss Parsons
Grand Rapids
Eaglesfield
Challoner
West
Milton N. Simon
Columbia Club
Jasmine Club
Weathers Hall
34Th Street
Capitol Avenue
Albert J. Voigt
George Michaelis
Herman Grinsteiner
Frank E. Habig
the Grand
Worcester
Martin Beck
G. F. Russell
Beck
Massachusetts
Glen Curtiss
Rheims
Charles Klein
the Park Theater
Park’ Theater
Arvine- Benton Stock Company
Martell
Brooklyn
Empire Circuit Company
Deutsch Ost-Afrika Company
Niblo
O. H. P. Belmont
Newport
Newport Palace
Clarence Mackay
Buschmann
Harrington
County
Maryland
OL Eau
Pra
Cotte
Man at _Marion
Marion, Ind
Dollie
Missionary Gause
T. Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Harris Avenue
Nature
M. L. Haymann
State Life
Carl S. Blank
South Meridian
Burford
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