Social Roundup in Indianapolis and Surroundings
Local society notes list returning residents and visitors such as Mrs H E Combas and Mr William Landis from Fort Wayne, Glen Baker from Frankfort, and Mrs Rieda Meyno with others from Columbus. Guests are traced through Logansport Martinsville Crawfordsville and Richmond with exchanges at cottages and city homes. Social events include Over the Teacups club guest day with green and white decor, the Confeth ball for Weber Council, and a silver wedding anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs H C Wehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Combas
William Landis
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Glen Baker
Frankfort
F. W. Baker
Hf. C. Wehring
Tabenverein
Virginia Ave
Vehtine
Venting
Vaudeville Bill Crowded With Comedy and Dance Acts
The Grand and Empire theaters present a lively vaudeville lineup featuring GRAND-Leo Harrison and John Birch with a novel hat-based character parody The Mosquito's Revenge. PARK brings The Hoosier Girl starring Kate Watson, while EMPIRE showcases The Imperials in a three-act show with singing and comic routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
jLew Palmer
Crawford
Manning
Wiliam
Horse Racing Results From New York and Lexington
Race results list multiple events across New York and Lexington with horses like Dana Kivira Grenade and King's Gem, detailing odds, riders, times, and purses. Notable entries include 3 furlongs selling with Dana Kivira Horner, 6 furlongs Subie Millers, and the Memphis Street Railway Purse at 1 mile with Druid Fisher. Lexington shows purses and winners such as Chorhlate Drop with Munro and Loch Goll with Nicoll, along with various distances and times.
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New York
Dana
Kivira
Horner
Joe ‘Fallert
Halton
Subie
Millers
Warnin
Accountant
Tommy Waddert
Emergency
Pourttt
Grenade
Garner
Jenne Be- Cabe
L King's Gem
Samuel H. Harris
Automaster
Realm
King Henry
Dugan
Ridensan
Lady Allecet
Cour
Chancellor
Argleta
Cherry
Proteus
Memphis Street Railway
Druid
SEROY
Fisher
Civer Mac
Dawson
Joe Lesser
Paul
Lazell
Lexington
Ture Jongs
Chorhlate Drop
Munro
George C. Geaddy
Thorney
Serond
Turtongs
Hailur
Nicoll
Loch Goll
Lord Kent
Handy BI
Taylor
Dunneangn
Pat Bolger
Austin
Charlie Eastman
Gay Hoy
Camille
Swain
Mattie Mack
Tansy D
Nicol
Dahlman Elected Omaha Mayor Over Benson in Landslide
Special to The Law Omaha Neb May 2 James C Dahlman Democrat won the Omaha mayoral race over Erastus A Benson by 2782 votes. Dahlman is the first Democrat mayor in 16 years and his party captured most city offices and the council, save two.
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Omaha
Neb
James ¢. Dahlman
Erastus A. Benson
Dahlman
Wrestler Luttbeg Seeks Rematch For Gate Receipts Match
Max Luttbeg, who won a preliminary in the Steinmetz Murharger bout, proposes a full gate receipts match against Betalems, boasting he can defeat the rival butcher student despite a handicap. He is described as one of the cleverest men on the mat. Next Tuesday he faces Akegman, who defeated Murharger last week at Lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttbeg
Max Luttbyg
Btelamets
Luttheg
Akegman
Murhargr
Domestic science cookery demo promotes pork chops
Sarah Elizabeth Craig, a Boston cooking school graduate, demonstrates appealing meals amid public lessons at Stalnaker store. She shows fine points of lithe gs range and methods to save fuel, guiding housewives through sponge cake, potato wells, and broiled pork chops with chicken day following.
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Sarah Elizabeth Craig
Boston School of Cooking
Gang 4 Stalnaker
Various public events and meetings in Indianapolis May agenda
The Democratic state central committee will meet in Indianapolis on Wednesday May 3 at 11 p m with Chairman W H Green expected to address Indiana Democrats. Juniors at Stertridge high school elected William Gavin as close treasurer after Norman Scott resigned. Scott has moved to Annapolis Naval Academy. The Indianapolis Missionary Social Union vacating meeting will occur at Roberts Park M E church. A National Ladies quartet concert benefited the San Francisco reef fund at First Baptist church. The Acton Park association held its May meeting. trustees delayed report on future of the park until May 1 %" The M C A Bible investigation hub closed with a dinner, and young men attended. St George's church will repeat a play at Church and Morrissis to benefit the park house. The painters union reported strike benefits cut. The Indianapolis Dramatic Club elected officers and seeks a new club site without a theater installation. Dr Wrencis O Dorsey was vice president. The Co-Operative Behao of Manke will give its fourteenth recital in Park- avenue school parlors Wednesday night. Circle No 2 of Central Ave MK church will meet with Mrs A L B Smith lay afternoon. Knights and Ladies of Honor entertain at Amigats temple ballroom Friday night. At St Desid's parish meeting George Lewry was elected senior warden with others elected as vestrymen. Mrs Van Wies class at 1007 Indiana-moe will entertain Thursday May at 8 p m with Florence R Wells presenting Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Indianapolis
W. H H. Green
Indiana
Stertridge High School
William Gavin
Norman Scott
Scott
Annapolis Naval Academy
Indianapolis Missionary Social Union
Roberts Park
National Ladies’ Quartet
San Francisco Reef Fund
Acton Park Association
Hible
M.C. A
St. George
St. George's Church
Church
Morrissis
Paii House
Painters’ Union
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
Pileers
Aleee
Wrencis
Dorsey
Co-Operative
Behao
Manke
Schont
Mk! Church
AL SB. Smith
N. New Jersey
Aelipse Lodge
Knights
Henne Temple
Ts. Pennsewanin-vt
Bt. Desid's
Episcopal Church
George Lewry
Bo E. Smith
Pinior
Fiker
Donn Smythe
A. Wilson
JC. Griffith
Tehosen Vestrimen
van Wies
Indiana-moe
Florence R. Wells
Wiggs
Security Trust and Life Insurance Company Statement
The company based at 1011 Chestnut Street Philadelphia and 26 Broadway New York lists Thomas Bradley as President and J C Gavertek as Secretary. It shows capital stock of 6,500,000 with assets including cash, unencumbered real estate, bonds, and mortgages. Total liabilities and capital amount to 5,2,756,289. Auditor Warren Bigler of Indiana certifies the 31 December 1905 statement on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Security Trust and Life Insurance Company
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Browsway
New York City
Thomas Bradley
J. C. Gavertek
U.S
Grand Conclave at Winona State Knights Templar Meet
The Knights Templar of Indiana plan a three day conclave May 9 to 11 at Warsaw and Winona Lake with prize drills, parade, and receptions. William J. McKee leads parade and drills as rail fare offers round trip. Women’s entertainment committees, steamer excursions, and social events aim to attract many visitors to the Winona Lake gathering.
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Knights Templar of
Indiana
Warsaw
Winona Lake
Indianapolis
Pawer
Winana Lake
Fleht
Warsaw Knights
Idtana
Inok
Winonh Lake
Inka
Feof
State of Indiana Auditor certifies company statement in 1908
The Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the above is a correct copy of the statement of condition of the mentioned company as of December 1, 18XX, with the original on file. Dated April 30, 1908, the undersigned subscribes and seals the official record.
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Slate of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of
State
State of Indiaad
Sali
Warren Bigler
Fort Wayne approves ten year gas franchise
The Board of Public Works offered the Fort Wayne Gas Company a ten year franchise. The deal fixes the gas price at seventy cents per 1000 cubic feet and authorizes free meters with the company paying for inspectors.
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Board of Public Worke
T Je
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Wuminatin Sau
Wecent
GIRL WILL PLAY MELNOTTE AT CLASSICAL SCHOOL PLAY
The senior class of the Girls' Classical School at 8 N Pennsylvania-st. plans to stage The Lady of Lyons by Bulwer Lytton. All roles will be played by girls with a cast including Claude Melnotte Mirian Levi Colonel Damas Mary Kent Alma Fertig Ethel Werren Ettel Warren Edna Percine Elbe Warren Eather Stewart Atthel Weerert Captain Gervais Captrin Dupont Notary Servant Pauline Perrine.
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Girls’ Classical School
Pennsyvania-st
Lady of Lyons
Bir
Bulwer Lytton
Claude Melnotte
Mirian Levi
Colonel Damas
Mary Kent
Alma Fertig
Ethel Werren
Ettel Warren
Edna Percine Elbe Warren
Eather Stewart Atthel Weerert
Gervais
Captrin Dupont
Pauline
Edpe ‘Perrine
Reward Offered for Murderer in Reading Killing
County commissioners set a reward of 4200 for the capture and conviction of the slayer of Andrew Hyle in Reading. The murder, occurring about a week ago, has caused strong indignation among residents nearby.
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Cincinnati
Andrew
Hyle
Reading
Man seeks divorce in Terre Haute case over bigamy claim
TERRE HAUTE Ind May 2-8 Barnhart, aged 14, filed suit for divorce yesterday from Alfred Barnhart. She claims this is his second wife and accuses him of boasting he would take ten more before his death.
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Terre Naute
Ind
Author's books burned in San Francisco blaze
Charles War ren Stoddard, 18 at Congress Springs, reports two of his books destroyed by fire in San Francisco. The author also cites the loss of an unpublished manuscript, saying he may have to begin again.
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Bertppe-McRae Freee Association
San Jobe
Cal
Charles Warren Stoddard
Congress Springs
Stoddart
San Francisco
Stoddard
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Edward Miler
George Turner
A. Wisthoff
1Mra
E. Maritim
Logansport
Coo Mies
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Miss Oliverank
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Martins
Gladys Thelman
Richmond
Ee Wallace Reimann
Crawfordsville
Charles Riemann
Aly
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Elwond
Clins
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Maxihkuckee
Gladys Finney Hae
Chicago
Leroy D. James
Kankakee
Edith la Parte
Arthur Allen
Council of Jewish Women of the
Emma Eckhouse
Mest. Marka
Freda Pink
Gertrude Feibleman
Louis Wolf
T. C
Teacups Club
N. Meridanst
Robertson
C. W. Robertson
Milwaukee
Saree
Weber Council
Tommon Hall
Henry Arnouil
Edward Wattere
James A’hern
Albert Philler
Daniel Anderson
James McKinney
Carl Metz
Mae Sheehy
Henry Amouil
erHet Fund
Peru Club
C. . Hahn
Capt Inl Ave
News of the Stage
Leo Harrison
Watson
Hutchings and Edwards
Pank
Williame
Sutery
John Birch
Birch
Hyde and Behman
Brooklyn
Schn Birch
Port Arthur
Miss Watson
Shu Ayall
Merchants’ Association
J. S. Farrell & CO
Ilinola Street
Thomas C. Day & CO
Law Building
Washington Street
Castoria
AL. Evans
Nobleyville, Ind
Pearson’s
Piano House
Steinway Representatives
Algo Milan
Anc
H. P. Wasson & CO
P. Wasson & CO
United States
Cme
Ruapenre
Winona
Knights Templars
Missouri
The
Guareaice Tire & Bleyeke
Tiga
Chicago Firsit
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Monon E.R
Indianapolis & North Western Traction Company
Monon Railroad
Munich
Munich Reinsurance Company
U. S
Janey
State of
Warren. Bigler
Stata
Classical School
Lady’ of Lyons
Indiana Polks
Kate Watson
Gus Cohen
Super Acting
Rebecca Warren
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Kansas City
Avondale Heights
26Th St
Capital Ave
Empire Theater
Imperial
Alea
Barlow
Avenue Girls
GRAND
Vaudevele
Lee Harrison
Ees
Bras
Ea Melville
Stetema
Ra Oes Wee Chas
Etna Harris
Masical Byrvas
the ‘Maxwell
Fisher Automobile Co
North Illinois St
Maxwell
Louisville
Lowisville
Indianapolia
Erra Haute
DPLOU
Lawrenceburg Lytte Adr
CH & D
Pennsylvania
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Hamilton
Rushville
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Reteraisg
Bost
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Washington St
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