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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1907

Page

11

Motorman Heir to Sixty Thousand Dollars

In San Francisco on May 3, Charles Silcock a U S Army veteran from LeFoillette Tennessee learned through Postmaster Fisk that he has become the heir to a $60,000 fortune. His mother had been seeking him after he resigned from the Philippines service and moved to the city in March. She sent him $115 by wire but received no reply and later learned of the inheritance. Silcock has worked as a street car motorman for several weeks and is expected to return home.

San Francisco Cal Charles Silesch United States Army Fisk LeFoillette Tenn Silcock Philippines Fastmaster Fisk Maude Adams Les Bouffons Sarah Bernhardt Paris London Ds Mautpre Solange Domo Vulcano Prince Charming Jacques Marcisse Jaeasse Prince Charming Whon

Heir to $75,000 Estate Falls to Mrs Norman

Bloomington Ind May 3 Mrs Peter Norman yesterday fell heir to an estate valued at 75000 the greater part of which is Newark Ohio real estate She was the sole legatee of Edwin M Burt a prominent Newark citizen

Bloomington Ind Peter Norman Newark (O Norman Edwin M. Burt Newark

Icemen on Strike as Wages Cut to 17.50 Reported

Detroit May 3 Two hundred Kennets employed by seven of the Augryet iconic companies struck for a cut in wages from 17.50 to an amount not yet settled. McRae Press Association reports the dispute as industrial unrest affecting local labor.

Scripp Detroit Mich Augryet Mullio

Amusements and shows in town for the week

A roundup of venues and acts including Black Patti Troubadours Empire Merry Burlesquers Gayety White City and more. Listings cover openings May 4 at White City and ongoing runs with The Mummy Girl Life of Christ and When Knighthood Was in Flower plus vaudeville contests at the Gayety and amateur nights at the Empire.

Black Patti Empire-“Merry Burlesquers Gayety White City Socialer Turnverein Christ Moving Pictures

Theater quip on marriage and dog licenses at Park Theater

An audience member quoted Joan Larkins at the Park Theater faulted the court house for charging a $2 marriage license but $3 for a dog license, joking that it costs more to license a dog than a married man.

Joan Larkins the Park Theater

Black Patti Troubadours at Park Theater Tonight

The Park Theater features the Black Patti Troubadours with a two part program. A musical comedy Royal Coon and a condensed chateau scene from The Chimes of Normandy highlight strong song, dance, and a notable Black Patti Sisseretta Janes. Also on stage are John Larkins and various vaudeville acts. the engagement runs through week’s end. A Gayety benefit Saturday brings boxing by Neilson Cole Baldwin Bronson Gregg Murphy Sharkey Ford and more, plus a wrestling carnival with Clark Schober Pulliam and Bitletter.

Empire Michael Gibson Teddy Simonds Gibson Netty Nelson Phil Ott Dorothy Warde Ali Hunter Phil Ot Black Patti Black Patti Troubadours Park Theater John Larkins Grace Merritt Battling Neilson Freddie Cole Matty Baldwin Ray Bronson Joe Gregg Jerry Murphy Young

Roosevelt Declines 1908 Nomination Bid

President Roosevelt plans to honor his 1904 pledge and refuse renomination for the next presidential race. He will issue a public statement at the proper moment, citing the two term tradition and his belief that politics is not the nation’s primary concern now.

Roosevelt

Embroidered Linen Goods And Accessories Sale

Embroidered stiff linen colors with scalloped edges offered for Saturday at 15c or 3.00 per lot. Coque collarettes 30 inches long with black velvet ribbon ends priced at 1.39. Huck towels in varied linen and cotton blends, prices 12c and 17c with larger sizes at 22c to 35c. Mousquetaire glace gloves in multiple colors at 3.50. Corset covers with lace yoke and beading described. Fancy club ties in silk patterns advertised. Women's oxfords with ribbon laces and various heels priced at 4.00.

Maenn erchor Performs Fourth Concert At N Mlineis Hall

The Maenn erchor directed by Franz Bellinger presents a fine program at N Mlineis street hall with soloist Mrs Charles Farrow Kimball and pianist Empliano Renaud from the Indianapolis Conservatory. The mixed chorus opens with Weinzier’s Love Blows and earns applause for Renaud’s encore. The evening features Wagner Tannhauser pieces and Liszt Song of Mignon, with Kimball praised for range and clarity. Afterward there is supper and dancing, and the chorus plans a minstrel show Friday May 17 at English Opera House.

N. Mlineisst Mmbers Maennerchor Franz Bellinger Charles Farrow Kimball Empliano Renaud Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Weinzier Schumann Rubinstein Wagner Elizabeth Franz Lisst Kremser Ries

Navy moving pictures exhibit at Masonic Hall

A moving picture and stereopticon exhibit of United States navy scenes will be shown at the Masonic hall corner of W Washington st and Capitol ave on Tuesday and Wednesday nights May 7 and 8. Lieut G W Steele of the recruiting station in the federal building directs the event. The exhibition is free and a lecturer will explain the views.

United States Navy Masonic Hall W. Washington St Capitolave G. W. Steele Federal Building

Negro wedding stirs Holy Trinity church crowd

In New York, May 3, a wealthy, exclusive congregation at Holy Trinity discussed a negro wedding held there last night. Groom Albert Eldridge and bride Misa Alice Wonsear were married by Rev. Benson as the church, with the organist also a negro, faced comments from parishioners. Benson defended the decision noting the church’s equal view of all people in God’s house.

Scrippa-McRae Press Association New York The Holy Albert Eldridge Misa Alice Wonsear Benson

Eloped Pastor Jere Cooke Sought in Hempstead Abduction

Detectives search for Rev. Jere Knode Cooke former St. George Episcopal Hempstead pastor who eloped with 17 year old Floretta Whaley. If caught he faces abduction charges in Hempstead while his deserting wife remains with her parents in Hartford. August Belmont senior vestryman has hired detectives to find him.

Schripps-McRae Press New York Jere Knode Cooke St. George Episcopal Church Hempstead Floretta Whaley Cooke Coke Hartford August Belmont Church

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