At the Theaters and Miss Allen's Horse Hobby
The New Murat hosts Viola Allen in The White Sister and Maude Adams in What Every Woman Knows while Cecil Spooner headlines The Little Terror at Park. Ida May Chadwick and Cecil Spooner are spotlighted with biographical notes on early stage careers and upcoming appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Allen
New Murat
Marion Crawford
Peter Davies
Lexington
Kentucky
Miss Allen
Long Island Sound
Comediennes
Cecil Spooner
Park Theater
Miss Spooner
Th King
Raffles
Louisville
The
Courier- Journal
Spooner
Lotta Craptree
Circle Merchants Aim to Illuminate Monument Circle At Night
Merchants meeting at Indianapolis Light and Heat proposes Circle Merchants Association to light Monument Circle and adjacent streets. Robert Gregg chairs, Hubert Keller secretary, Norman Perry to study costs. Plan echoes Massachusetts Ave efforts. next meeting set for English Hotel.
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Merchants of
Robert Gregg
Monument Alove
Massachusettsvenue Merchants’ Association
Ols
Massachusetts Avenue
South Meridian Street
Washington Street
Union Station
Gregg
Hubert Keller
Bates Hotel
Mr. Keller
Norman Perry
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Circle
English Hotel
Perry
Washington
Pennsylvania Street
Monument Place
Abe
Cirela
Local business leaders join effort to boost circle
Come engaged and took up the work and will assure the success of boosting the circle and attended the first meeting with PF P Smith of F P Smith Co C F Turter of Burton Loan and Jewelry Hubert H Keller Bates hotel Robert E Gregg Gregg Tailoring O W Lee Knox Tailoring Norman A Perry Indianapolis Light and Heat Jude Tapewriter Exchange manager Charles A Gates of Aetna Savings and Loan William English Ful ler A ty rrens Powell Kingston hotel D J McMahon English hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. P. Smith
F. P. Smith & Co
C. F. Turter
Burton Loan and Jewelry Company
Hubert H. Keller
Bates Hotel
Robert E. Gregg
The
Gregg Tailoring Company
O. W. Lee
Knox Tailoring Company
Norman A. Perry
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Jude
Tapewriter Exchange
Miser Rogers Made Rich Playing Races in New York
In New York courts, Catherine B. Thoma of Long Branch failed to compel Irving Savings to pay $10,000 from the estate of Samuel Rogers, “Old Rogers the Miser.” Evidence showed Rogers, who died in his seventieth year, had about $40,000 across several banks. Witnesses described him as thrifty to a fault, often wearing an overcoat year round and carrying cash in newspapers, with a reputation for sharp racing picks that rarely benefited the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
O’gorman
Catherine B. Thoma
Long Branch
Irving Savings Institution
Samuel Rogers
Old Rogers
Rogers
J. B. Anderson
Anderson
Edward E. Pitcher
Pitcher
Highty
Squire Pitcher
Parade Arrangements for Fairbanks Visit at Indianapolis
Committees met at the Board of Trade to plan the welcome for Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks. Children will witness the parade from the north side of the federal building as Fairbanks speaks, with carnations as badges and a staged platform at Monument Place. Multiple officials and clubs will participate, with a guard of honor at Union Station and a social reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Winfield Miller
George G. Tanner
Richmond
Fairbanks
Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Union Station
Shank
New York Street
New York
Monument Place
Marshall
Addison €. Harris
George G. Tunner
Columbia Club
Marion Club
Commercial Club
University Club
Indiana Democratic Club
Historic Hogaath pictures up for Bristol sale
London reports Bristol Fine Arts academy may acquire large 18th century canvases depicting the burial and resurrection of Christ now in Bristol hands. If local funds reach 60000 dollars, the works will stay. otherwise they head to London for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bristol Fine Arts Academy
Bristol
Redcliff
T. Proctor
Ne Arte Academy
Great contralto Schumann-Heink to give recital in Indianapolis
Society pages announce Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink the renowned contralto will perform in Indianapolis on Monday April 4 under Maennerchor auspices at Caleb Mille ball. The article notes her acclaimed career, lists pieces from Bach Brahms Strauss and others, and mentions accompanying events including a Turnverein dance and Easter festivities with committees and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Indianapolis
Caleb Mille
Europe
America
Schumann- Heink
Turnverein
Adolph Seidensticker
Fredschrader
George Seidensticker
Joseph Keller
Frederick Vrancke
Conrad Sauer
M. R. Cash
J. Culmann
Paul Feueht
Otto Frenzel
Albert Lahm
Emanuel Schlegel
John Schuiker
William Stoeffler
Julius Adler
John Wellacher
Christopher Yeagle
Maennerchor Club
Muennerchor Society
Chartes
A. J. Krauss
Otto Busebing
Finiz Steinhilber
Gustav Mueller
George Patterson
Carl Pohhman
William Gardner
Frederick Balz
Charles Kistner
Frederick Vangelous
Rank Kotteman
Emil Kelley
Robert Sweeney
BE. E. Stafford
Frank Pitman
Dressmaker Tells of Eve's Failure in Banquet Talk
Chicago March 23 A Chicago Dressmakers club banquet closed a convention with Mrs Ida McG Gibson asserting a skilled dressmaker can enhance a woman but cannot make a beautiful figure from any client. She noted fat customers can hinder gowns and warned that tailoring reputations suffer when garments misrepresent a wearer. Mme A Ripley chaired the event as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mme. A. Ripley
City to build refuge for dogs and cats in Chicago
Hugo Krause of the Anti Cruelty Society announced more than 1000 has been contributed for a proposed 83000 refuge for stray dogs and cats. Plans include an automobile ambulance service for injured and sick horses. The Chicago scheme mirrors a Taineaville project where 0.0090 and eighteen acres were donated for a home for friendless dogs and incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mareh
Hugo Krause
Anti-cruelty Society
Taineaville
No Jewels For Police In Memphis Tenderloin Affair
Eddie Crump confronted Memphis police inspector William J. Hayes at a banquet and prevented accepting a diamond studded gold star from John Persica known as the king of the tenderloin. Hayes returned the emblem citing regulations that forbid officials from accepting presents. The scene occurred at Persica’s tenderloin headquarters with other police officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Eddie” Crump
Runyer
John Persica
William J. Hayes
Persica
Persia
Hayes
Pain Relief Claim for Dr Miles Heart Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio describes two years of heart back and side pain and breathing trouble. After thirteen bottles she reports better health and weight gain. The ad claims the remedy tonifies heart nerves and muscles and often prolongs life even after doctors give up. It promotes Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and a money back guarantee through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lillie Thomas
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Daughter Learns Foster Parents Were Not Her Real Kin
In Denver a 19 year old woman Caroline Dora Teltz learns on her real father's deathbed that her foster parents Peter and Lizzie Bohlman were not her true mother and father. The truth emerges during an adoption proceeding before Judge Shuat tuck. The father’s last embrace and words comfort her, while she praises her foster parents for their care, saying they treated her better than most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tool
Caroline Dora Teltz
Shuattuck
District Court
Peter Bohlman
Mariposa Street
Lizzie Bohlman
Emma_ Teltz
J. Lawrence Christian
Woman Mistakes Lookalike Mr Cannon at Center Market
In Washington on March 23 a market crowd mistook Hiram B Weeks for Speaker Cannon. A mature woman loudly praised the man, declaring admiration for Cannon and opposition to insurgents. Weeks, 74, is visiting his son-in-law Representative Roberts of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Speaker Cannon
Center Market
Mr. Cannon
Congress
Hiram B. Weeks
St. Albans
Rats Escape Woman in Paterson Court Fight over Trap
New Jersey tale of Lucy Tomkins whose purchased trap failed to cage three fat rats fled into a trolley crowd and a sidewalk crowd in Paterson. The escape led to near panics as police struggled to regain order while she must answer in court for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucy Tomkins
Paterson
N. J
Mrs. Tomkins
Justice Botpysl
Sullivan Denies Graft Charge At Fire Insurance Probe
New York March 25 Senator Biz Tim Sullivan denies a graft accusation from George F. Seward president of Fidelity and Casualty that as an assemblyman in 1892 he demanded 10000 to kill a bill limiting the company's business The charge came during testimony at the fire insurance graft inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Island Disappears Off Kingston After Earthquake
Kingston Jamaica March 25 report says the largest of a group of islands east of here has completely submerged due to an earthquake. The few fishermen on the island were at sea in their boats at the time and no lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Here
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Camden
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Ida
Ida May
Tammany Hall
New York City
Richard K. Fox
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Little Actress
Sis Hopkins
the Park Theater
Miser Rogers
Board of ‘Trade
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Tunis
Algiers
Alger Booght
Gretchen Am
Franz Schubert - Tod
A. Feldeinsamkelt
B. von Ewiger Liebe
C. Befreit
Richard Strauss E. Helmliche Wu
Liebeslied
Richard Sabta
Legenlied
Uefa
L. Stein c. Ab
D .H. H. Beach
Ingaret R. Lange
Max Roger J. Danza
G. W. Chadwick
Lilian
Carpenter
Hanford
Adkins
Dawson Street
H. H. Clippinger
Edward Grier
Worlds
Samuel E. Morss
Battle Creek
Benjamin Harrison
Robert Looian
Paris
Harrison
Charles Layman
Sat
Urday
Miss Dorothy
Mrs. Augustus Mason
Thomas K. Marshall
T. M. Foley
Terre Haute
George F. Keiper
Margaret
Lafayette
J. D. Watson
Athens
Slater
Parlor Club
Thorace J. Moldy
North Meridian Street
R Robert Louis Stevenson
Lfe
L. Brown
Martha T. Woods
Carolyn L. Eastburn
Ashland Avenue
Zetathea Club
Antoinette Winter
Free Kindergarten
Auxilars
Propylaeum
Eteric Club
Brenneke Academy
Adam
Eve
Ida McG
Masres
Sullivan
State Life Insurance Co
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
W. H. Connor
E. Fourth Street
Cincinsati
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