The Melting Pot at Shubert Murat theater features Grant Stewart
Grant Stewart, veteran actor, appears in The Melting Pot at the Shubert Murat theater next week. Born in England, he once taught at Trinity University, Toronto, and later acted with Coghlan and Nethersole. He has starred in about 100 parts, is a Lambs and Players club member, and also writes sketches and songs tied to current productions.
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Grant Stewart
Walker Whiteside
Shubert Murat
England
Trinity University
Toronto
Canada
Charles
Rose Coghlan
Olga Nethersole
Mr. Stewart
Flo
Robert Hilliard
Mr. Pickwick
de Wolf
Stewart
Lambs
Chapin Portrays Lincoln In A Whitehouse Sketch
Benjamin Chapin performs a one act drama at the Grand impersonating Abraham Lincoln. The sketch At the Whitehouse strings quotations into a vivid, humane portrayal that captures the emancipator’s mental, moral, and whimsical angles. Chapin, insisting he is an actor, offers a compelling educational theater experience.
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Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Chapin
the Grand
Whitehouse
Chapin
Augustus Thomas
Lincoln
Sam Rice On The Burlesque Stage Fifteen Years
Sam Rice, comedian with the Merry Maidens at the Empire this week, has fourteen years in burlesque and is now in his fifteenth consecutive season with the Merry Maidens company. He authored and produced the show and is a leading figure on the Empire circuit, popular in Indianapolis. His wife Lulu Beeson, world champion in wing and kick, is headlining vaudeville here this week visiting her husband.
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Sam Rice
The
Empire
Merry Maidens” Company
Tutler, Jacobs & Lowry
Mr. Rice
Indianapolis
Lulu Beeson
Ick
Wing Cnarcer
Marriage of Miss Daisy Catlinger to Preston Urterback
The union occurred Tuesday at 1 PM at Rev S S P Smith's North Senate Avenue home. Attendants Miss Blanche Weidenhorn and Ray Thomas. Immediate relatives attended. notes on society events follow including theater party, yellow luncheon for Miss Rankin of Cincinnati, and upcoming Iroquois club dance.
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Daisy Catlinger
Grafton Catlinger
Preston Urtterback
S&s. PL Smith
Senate Avenue
Blanche Weidenhorn
Ray Thomas
Crcle
Murat Theater
Mr. Filkins
Messrs
Roy Williams
Wiles
Hoss
Jeanette Warner
Miss Rankin
Cincinnati
Record Clearing Aimed At Wright Charges By Board
The Board of School Commissioners prepared an entry to clear the records of charges against Business Director John E. Cleland and Custodian Harry M. Wright. This step aligns with President Morrison's push to remove Wright from office. If Wright resigns before May 1 the record clearing will be placed in the minutes. otherwise further charges may follow.
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Board of Rehool Commissioners
John E. Cleland
Harry M. Wright
Frank A. Morrison
Wright
Paraly sis Death of Henley Veteran of Civil War
Henley W. F. 70 died at Fletcher sanitarium last night from paralysis. Funeral at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles L Beiler 535 West Drive Woodruff Place at 2 pm tomorrow, private. Viewing hours 10 to 12:30. Civil war veteran known in business circles. Survived by a wife and four daughters.
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W. F. Henley
Fletcher Sanitarium
Charles L. Beiler
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Henley
Wealth Comes to Aid of Accused Youth
Albert Wolter, accused in the murder of 15 year old Ruth Wheeler, pleads not guilty at arraignment and refuses to enter a plea. His attorney seeks time to prepare, and reports say a wealthy woman funded the defense. Crowds gathered at the criminal court as Wolter was brought in through a private passage. The case is set for trial before Judge Warren W. Foster within ten days on the general sessions calendar.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Siuth Wheeler
W. D. Scott
Mulqueen
Wallace D. Scott
Walter
Scott
Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Criminal Courts
Warren W. Foster
Court of General Sessions
Sixty Four Men Go Higher in Masonry Banquet
The Ancient Accepted Order Scottish Rite at the temple on 209 Pennsylvania street honored Free Masonry with a banquet. A. C. Hall of Franklin spoke on Free Masonry while W. B. Carleton of Evanaville spoke for the class of initiates as 800 attendees witnessed the convocation. Sixty four candidates will receive degrees from nineteenth to thirty second this afternoon.
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Temple
Pennsylvania Street
A. C. Hall
Franklin
W. B. Carleton
Evanaville
Odell's Men to Get Gall From Probers
New York reports Insurance Superintendent Hotchkiss resumes inquiry into five yellow dog funds. Albany focus centers on Odell era acts in favor of International Banking & Trust and its predecessor American Bond & Mortgage Guaranty. The probe will examine Lt. Goodsell and Fedell's roles in 1894.
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Hotchkiss
Albany
Fire Drives 900 From Homes In Williamsburg Fire
A fire at the Pier Vo o Wood Turning Company factory in Williamsburg forced about 900 people from nearby homes. The blaze caused $50,000 in damages and threatened tenements on Walton Street for several hours.
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New York
Piervoo Wood Turning Company
Willamsburg
Walton Street
Suit for 15000 dollars filed over auto injury
Arte Britton sues Horace Wood Transfer for 15000 dollars alleging injuries from one of the companys electric automobiles on February 27 at Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey street.
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ASES
Arte Britton
Horace Wood Transfer Company
Massachusetts Avenue
New Jersey Street
Sayler Widow May Be Given Liberty Today
Sayler widow Mrs Lucy Sayler may be freed when the Watseka Illinois court closes tonight after two weeks of trial on murder complicity charges in the death of husband J Byron Sayter. The court may also hear a motion to free other defendants though skepticism remains. Witnesses Mary Albrecht and Rose Demarse contradicted earlier testimonies aiding Mrs Sayler, while her daughter Golda Sayter begs for mercy and nears a nervous breakdown.
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Watseka
Lucy Sayler
J. Byron Sayter
Golda Sayter
Mary Albrecht
Rose Demarse
Sayler
Golda Sayler
Southern Indiana Teachers Opening Thirty-Fourth Meeting
The Southern Indiana teachers association opens its thirty fourth annual meeting at Caleb Mills hall with retiring president T F Fitz Gibbon presiding and new president R I Hamilton taking the chair. Dr F J McConnell of DePauw University speaks on The Force of Form and Hamilton on A Teaching Profession. Music by Harry Maxwell and Prof George Kemp. Headquarters at Clarpool hotel. meetings at the hotel and state house.
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Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Caleb Mills
T. F. Fitzgibbon
R. I. Hamilton
F. J McConnell
de Pauw University
Harry Maxwell
George Kemp
Association
Clarpool Hotel
State House
Six More Ohioans Held for Grafting
Columbus Ohio March 31 Following the conviction of former State Printer Mark Stater for grafting while in office the grand jury reported and handed out indictments. Forty nine indictments were returned against six men led by George K Wood with 21 counts totaling 80 counts. Others named are George K Ruggles John McCafferty John T Gale John T Paine and Harry E King all connected to Woods case. Bonds fixed at 5000 each. Governor Harmon part responsible for the result.
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Columbus
Mark Stater
George K. Wood
Department of State
Lewis C. Laylin
George K. Ruggles
John McCafferty
John T.gale
John T. Paine
Harry E. King
Janes C. Morris
Gov. Harmon
Moose Officer Weds In Ryansville Nuptials
Hugh J. Scutter state organizer of the Loyal Order of Moose married Mary Jh. Gregory of St. Paul Indiana at Carl Hartman's home 534 W Twenty eighth street. After an extended visit in southern states they will be at home in Ryansville Indiana after May 1.
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MOOSE
Hugh J. Scutter
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Mary Jh. Gregory
St. Paul
Ind
Carl Hartman
Twenty-eighth Street
Ryansville
Army orders list major officer transfers and discharges
Washington March 31 army orders relieve officers from duty. Maj. George W. Gatchell to Massachusetts, Capt. George H. Mc Manus to Fort Rosecrans and San Diego command, Claeren placed on retired list, leave granted for Wolven and Blerkower, Ashburn honorably discharged, Voorhees to Fort Riley for mounted service school, Tobin leave of absence, Johnson honorably discharged, Sedgwick Rice to return to station, Davis to oversee New Orleans quartermaster and Jackson barracks, Hubbard returns from hospital, medical corps officers reassigned to San Francisco, Rutherford, Jones, Metcalfe, Farrow, Tetrault leave for two months, John B. Corey leave, Maclin to San Francisco for retirement board.
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Washington
Coast Artillery Corps
George W. Gatchell
FF. Strong
Mass
George H. McManus
Ft. Rosecrans
Cal
San Diego
Edward Claeren
Claeren
F. Homer Wolven
United States Army
Henry C. Blerkower
Medical Reserve Corps
James K. Ashburn
United States
Daniel W. Voorhees
Tenth Cavalry
Ft. Riley
Kas
Mounted Service School
William H. Tobin
Charles W. Johnson
Bia
Sedgwick Rice
Third Cavalry
Army and Navy
Edgar A. Maclin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Army
San Francisco
Actress Grace Filkins Wife of Rear Admiral Marix
Grace Filkins, wife of Rear Admiral Adolph Marix, discusses her world travels and hospital charity in Manila during the Spanish American War. She explains shifting to comedy after demanding serious roles and praises the Murat theater production The Turning Point.
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Grace Filkins
Philippines
Murat Theater
Adolph
Spain
United States
Manila
Taft
China
Comedienne
Pretty widow would marry good bachelor
Mrs Gertrude A Teachner of Indiana, 26, says she would marry if a suitable man appeared. She answered Marcus D Bunce of Groveland Massachusetts after seeing his ad, but has not received a reply. She prefers a simple country life, avoids liquor, and wishes a steady gentleman who values home. She worries about divorces if she moved to Massachusetts.
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Gertrude
A. Teachner
Minkner Street
Marcua D. Bunce
Groveland
Mass
Tia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Poses
John Bunce
Bunces
Marcus D. Bunce
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David Warfield
Sis Hopkins
Shubert Murat Theater
Sir Henry Irving
Pleiades Club
Peter
Lieb
Heart OF Maryland
Rose Melville
Park Theater
the Park
Maryland
David Belasco
Pst Ktn Pi
Propylaeum
George Pittman
Ernest Hunt
Bernard McMahon
William Mick, Jr
Vedder Gurde
Daniel Vandaworker, Jr
Max Tinsley
Herbert McConnell
Joel Baker
Frederick Emgle
Herman Boos
Cletus Kennelly
Frank Walhelser
Mary C. Parker
Horace Parker
Chicago
Fritz Krull
Harry Temperly
James H. Dillingsley
Galena, HL
E. E. Jones
N. Pennsylvania Street
Harry C. Parker
Philip F. Ryan
A. H. Mills
Ashland Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Alexander Mitchell
St. Joseph's Hall
Lyceum Club
William Frazee
West Twenty-eighth Street
Athens
J. H. Broadhurst
Laurel Street
Hee Sewing Circle
Philomathean Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
S. J. Marrabee
Westminster Abbey
Wirt King
A. B. Cornelius
Central Avenue
J. M. Dalrymple
H. M. Gleasbrenner
A. W. Taylor
Alice Hasson
Charles Ridgar Hasson
Paul Magnuson
Hassan
Indiananalis
Brenneke Academy
MAY Glear
Crescent City
J. B. Sayler
W. P. Milter
Middle West
Dr. Near
Dr. Miller
Iby. Miller
Olda Sayler
Lucy Styler
Crescent City, Ht
Golda
Odell
Gall
Probers
Leutenants
Benjamin Odell
International
Tllineis
Southern Indiana
Caleb Mills Hall
Washington, D. C
Lighthouse Board
Trious
Aids
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Nature
California
Via
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
W. H. Connor
E. Fourth Street
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