Indianapolis poised for national club gathering in Cincinnati
Indianapolis society will be well represented at the General Federation of Clubs biennial in Cincinnati May 11 to 18. Eleven delegates and as many alternates from affiliated clubs will attend alongside non delegate guests. Grace Julian Clarke leads Indiana as federation president with multiple local clubs sending prominent members to the event. Several social functions and concerts accompany the proceedings, including a tenth anniversary Culture club reception at Woodruff Place and various teas and musicales across city society circles.
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Indianapolis
General Federation of Clubs
Cincinnati
General Federation
Grace Julian Cyaerke
Indiana State Federation
Mra
Alfred EH. Potts
George C .Hitt
John B. Elam
Independent
Leonore Barden
W. HW. Perkins
Florence McFeeters
Minnie B. Ormabee
Hattie A. Ryder
T. C. Clapp
Mabela Cass
Agnes M. Binager
Irvington
Demarchus C. Brown
Cornelia. Alien
H. N. Gee
Cristopher B. Coleman
B. J. Terrel
H. E. Barnes
Orville O. Carvin
Joseph Glays Marshall
J. G. Benedict
The
Magasine ‘Club
Culture Club
M. E. Clark
Woodruff Place
Thomas F. Harrington
Charles P. Legh
J. L. Freeland
Bert Essex
J. L. D. Chandler
J. H. Wooling
Charley's Aunt at Park delightfully silly farce
George Arvine and associates stage Charley's Aunt at the Park this week with strong ensemble work. Frank Jones as Charley's Aunt draws the big laughs while Arvine Chesney and Chatterton portray keen college students. The dinner party scene and performances by Dunbar Lee Gillingwater earn praised notices.
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Charley
George Arvine
the Park
England
Frank Jones
Mr. Arvine
Jack Chesney
Mr. Chatterton
Miss Dunbar
Miss Lee
Miss Gillingwater
Wedding fee was bogus ten dollar bill
A well dressed stranger visited Justice of the Peace William B Williams in Montclair New Jersey and claimed to redeem a counterfeit ten dollar bill he had passed two years earlier when he had the justice marry him and his partner The man produced a valid ten dollar bill but the justice declined to honor the tale noting he was already married and that counterfeit money never sticks overnight
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New York
Justice of the Peace
William B. Williams
Bloomfield Avenue
Montclair, N. J
Felow
Halley
Pleading sisters gain man’s liberty
It was the pleading of two sisters that saved Guy Huddelson from jail. Huddelson and another man stole pipe from a washstand in the old Board of Trade building. Police Judge Collins allowed him to return Monday afternoon with the money after his sisters interceded.
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Guy Huddelson
Huddeson
Board of Trade
Collins
Hadgelson
Bad Blood Cure Claims in Sheridan Advertisement
Clarence R. Griffin of Sheridan Indiana attests that Cascarete improved his complexion pimples and digestion after using only two boxes. The ad promises palatable taste and guaranteed results despite garbled printing.
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Clarence R. Griffin
Sheridan
Ind
Monument to Old Mammy Move Toward National Tribute
Galveston Texas May 3 The drive to erect a marble monument to the old black mammy of the south expands to a national project. Funds expected to reach about 1 000 000 with public subscription and possibly single large gifts. T J Groce Galveston National Bank president heads the organizing group with Col W L Moody and other Texas leaders. Designs from artists are being submitted as a joint southern state committee is planned to oversee the effort.
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Galveston
Tex
Organization of
Texas
South
Washington
T. J. Groce
Galveston National Bank
Col. W. L. Moody
Waifs to be cared for in orphan home
Indianapolis Orphans home officers sent a letter to the Board of County Commissioners stating they will care for all children given to the commissioners juvenile court and various municipalities. In response, commissioners said no further action would be taken to prepare a place for the babies at the Juvenile Detention home.
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Indianapolis
Halley's Comet to Pass May Through Earth’s Orbit History in May
Readers are told Halley’s Comet will pass between Earth and the Sun on May 16 to 18, visible in the west after sunset and accompanied by a long tail. Observers highlight photographic chances, 12,000,000 miles from Earth at closest approach, with tail behavior described and historical context tracing its 75 year cycle and past appearances.
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Earth
Antipodes
Halley
Edmund Halley
Max Wolf
Heidelberg
B. E. Barnard
Yerkes
Louis I (the Pious
France
Pressed chicken poisons many at millville luncheon
In Millville at a Sunday schools convention luncheon served by Presbyterian and United Bible Churches ladies thirty people were poisoned by pressed chicken. Physicians attended the sick for several hours before the danger could be pronounced. The incident occurred in Hamilton Ohio on May 3.
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Hamilton, O
U. K B
Millville
Dancer
Haag's Pills Promote Clear Skin and Health
Doctors call Haag's Pills the best remedy for billousness and sallow skin with pimples boils indigestion constipation kidney troubles and rheumatism. Sold in 25 60 or 125 pill boxes by druggists or mailed by Julius A Haag Indianapolis Ind.
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Haag
Julius A. Haag
Indianapols
Ind
Mrs. Sage Aids Animals In New York Parade
Mrs Russell Sage, noted philanthropist, has become a major donor to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and backs the work horse parade. Her gifts are directed to the baggage horse classes as travelers begin their autumn departures.
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London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Brighton
Surrey
Sussex
Vanderbilt
New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Work Horse Parade
Roosevelt to Speak in Atlanta for Uncle Remus Fund
Former President Roosevelt agrees to speak in Atlanta on May 3 at the request of local women to support the Uncle Remus fund. In his letter he praises Joel Chandler Harris and his distinguished character.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Uncle Remus
Col. Roosevelt
Joel Chandler Harris
Race death by own action defended by suffragette leader
Chicago May 3 Catherine Waugh McCulloch a suffragist leader and Evanston justice of the peace defended race death by own action in a First Congregational Church Evanston address. She argued the term insults those who have few or no children and urges fewer better births for national welfare while asserting motherhood and choice belong to women and not men.
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Chicago
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Evanston
First Congregational
Cooper Trial Set for June in Carmack Murder Case
Nashville May 3 The state case against Robin J. Cooper charged with the murder of Senator E. W. Carmack was set for trial on June 21. Cooper was convicted in criminal court and the verdict was recently reversed by the supreme court.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Young Cooper
Supreme Court
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Ralph C. Lane
Frank Stephen Wakemoan
Elizabeth Everitt
Edith Dunham
Othel Bartholomew
Peoria
Ill
Sarah B. Dudbridge
Alice Hobbs
John Oxenford
Orenford
N. Capitol Avenue
Irene Goebel
Line
Philadelphia
James H. Everitt
Wakeman
Alma Dreifus
St. Louis
Johannes Miersch
Maennerchor Society
Rudolf Heyne
Splendid Chorus
Thies
St. David’s Church
John W. Minor
Caroline Rodecker
Charles W. Moores
Board of School Commissioners
Council of Women
Girls’ Industrial School
Misa Cyrene Obr
Sarah E. Waide
Occasia Club
Grace Julian Clarke
State Federation of Clubs
Club Women of the Eighth District
Winchester
Clarke
Woman's Club
Anderson
Chi Alpha Gamma
Marie Brandon
New Jersey Street
Mabelle Hutchinson
Anna Bush
Helen Brandon
Martha Cherry
Flora Smith
Ethel Lennin
Carolyn Rosengarten
Laura Curtis
Clara Weber
N. Noble Street
Ivan Smith
Elizabeth Robinson
Alma Bond
Ethel Gosa
Edna Thomas
Margaret Ott
Gladys Lemeke
Mary Chandler
Lena Mansfield
Emmett Green
George Pierce
Charles Beck
Harold Mueller
J. E. Griggs
English Avenue
Jennie Jeffries
Rockies
J. E. Cravens
Parlor Club
Edgar A. Brown
Albert Hurlstone
Robert Louis Stephenson
C. O. Harris
Central Avenue
Otto Heickan
Park
Grand—Vaudeville
Alice Lloyd
Matinees
Majestic—Vaudeville
Alice Loyd
Miss Lloyd
McNaughtons
Marion, McMurray and Company
Edward LaVine
Ical
Carroll-Gillette
Risley
Belle Davis
Aying
Comet
Colgate's
Central
Big Four
Relate Lee
Washington Street
Sjrex Azul
Mrs. Sage
Russell Sage
Atlanta, Ga
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