Sweet Harmony Shines at May Music Festival Requiem Delights Crowd
A large audience enjoyed a demanding May festival program featuring Verdi’s Requiem performed by a strong chorus and soloists including De Vere, Saguin Wallace, Perrotti, Fischer, and Wilczak. The concert highlighted intricate choral passages, an impressive Litolfi overture rendition, and a standout Queen of Sheba cavatina. An upcoming Thursday program promises further soloists and Liszt and Rienzi selections.
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Bander
Elijah
Mile
di Vere
Mire
Saguin- Wallace
Sig. Perrotti
Herr Fischer
Voica
Aagg
Vardi
Allassandro Manzoni
Avery
Hossanna
Benedictus
Litofi
Maximillian Robespierre
Marseilles
Mme. Herbart-lorater
Yeadon
Sheba
Franz Wilczak
Mendelssohn
Wiiezsk
Ola Bull
Pagariei
Athalie
Mille
de Vere
Mme
Gerbert Foerster
Mrs. Seguin- Wallace
Rienzi
Mme. Herbart-oerster
Sig
Perrott
Mr. Knorr
Pannhauser
Charles. Holman-Black
Franz Wilczesk
Mme. Harbert-Foerater
Mile. de Vere
Dinorah
John Cheshire
Charles Holman- Black
Franz Wilczek
Liszt
Milen
Perrotti
Mr. Holmanack
Rail conductors vote to strike if necessary after anti strike clause removal
Rochester May 15 The railway conductors order votes to remove the anti strike clause from its constitution with 210 ayes to 60 nays. Delegates say they will redress wrongs by strikes if needed while eastern delegates oppose the change and some roads may force conductors to withdraw or resign. Meetings with other railway employes groups will follow nationwide.
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Rochester
N.Y
Daniels
Wheaton
Cadar Rapids
Towa
Expert Burglars Hit Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry
A Wednesday night burglary at the Indianapolis electrotype foundry office saw thieves force a hall door, blow open a safe, and seize about $60 from the cash drawer. They left checks and drafts scattered on the desk, and appeared to know the combination on the first try.
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Indianapolis
Brightwood Gas Company Formed With $160000 Capital
Brightwood residents Sylvester Johnson Dr Lavi Ritter Chas W Browse and others organized a gas company with 160000 capital to bring gas from northeast of Brightwood to Brightwood and Irvington. Estimated plant cost not less than 80000, organization occurred on Saturday.
New York’s Victories Narrowly Show in Standout Scores
League play reports New York defeating Brooklyn 6 to 4 with 22 hits to 6 and 5 errors to 1. Other results include Philadelphia tops Brooklyn 6 to 5 in a high-scoring game, Boston falls to Philadelphia 11 to 4, Chicago beats Buffalo 4 to 1. Umpires noted: Lynch, Powers. McDermott. Kelly, O Day. Ferguson, Holbert. and more.
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New Y York
Aceer
Brooklyn
Rusia
Buckley
Terry
Daly
New York
Lynch
Powers
Boston
Philadelphia
Getzein
Bennett
Vickery and Schriver
McDermott
Keefe
Vaughn
Gumbert
Sweet
Kelly
O'Day
Brookisn
Batteries
Cunningham
Hallman
Weybing
Kinslow
Arrore
Ferguson
Holbert
Chicago
Buffalo
Fersoan
Mack
Jones
Knight
Lost at AFA Sailors Reported Missing
Fishermen returning from the fishing grounds bring evidence of a sunken vessel and boats. The French brig Louis from Rotterdam is suspected to be involved and fifteen crew members are believed lost.
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Herr Veosel
Parmrre Miguintos
Allaaila
Louis
Rotterdam
Grievance Over Huckster Wagons on Sun Reporter Street
A well known Indianapolis citizen complains about huckster wagons lining the sidewalk near the courthouse. He urges removing the wagons to preserve property value and pedestrian safety, proposing a new market layout with sidewalks and relocated hay market to prevent street clutter and obstruction.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Citizone
Court House
Fight for Becks Beat in Frankfort Ballot Fight
In Frankfort on May 15 the special combination was the chatter as Carlisle and Lindsey gain ground. Constituents push for Lindsey to support Carlisle, while Carlisle’s backers seek nomination, making contesting paths and pressures the central story of the day.
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Beck
Frankfort
Carlisle
Lindsey
Lindsay
Carlisie
Leprosy in Chicago Chinese quarter and other 1890s notes
News digest lists a Pulaski natural gas well, two leprosy cases in Chicago's Chinatown, heavy snow at Neehe North Dakota, and a string of varied items: broker Sistare imprisoned in New York, miners rioting in Portugal with troops firing on them, a tube-works strike at McKeesport with 2,000 out, Elmira cloud-burns, Denver senator Wolcott's Denver wedding in Buffalo, Detroit carpenters without aid, a Canadian Irish secret society annexation talk, Clarkson warns of changing offices, opposition to civil service reform, fraud arrest in Rome, a Parisian steamer collision with an iceberg, Von Moltke on peace through strong armies, O and M road wage talks, a robbery murder in Hillboro, St Louis naturalization suit, New Irish memory gathering in New York, Birmingham boiler-makers, Indianapolis election of McCarthy, and a Kemper county riot with killings and a breakout.
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Pulaski
Chicago
Neehe
N. D
Sistare
New York
Portugal
McKeeseport
Elmira
Miller
St. Louis
Fred W. Norsoh
United Irishmen
Timothy Quinn
Annel
National Brotherhoods of Boiler-Makers
Birmingham
Aia
Jerry McCarthy
Indianapolis
Anderson
Kemper County
Miss
Johnson of Ozark telegraph mishap sparks family split
A tale from a ticket broker in Chicago recounts Mr. Johnson of Ozark hiring a telegram that misfired, prompting a long chase as his wife and four children traveled and later reconciled, while the broker fears legal action from the elderly Mr. Gould amid a complex web of mistaken dispatches and forged urgency.
Wholesome Nonalcoholic Drinks From Belfast Imports
Belfast ginger ale and Belfast lemonades are listed among wholesome summer beverages. Other imported items include lime juice, raspberry vinegar, and Martinsville mineral water. The notice cites Chas J Kuhn at 47 and 49 N Illinois St as the contact.
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Belfast
Artinsville
Chas. J. Kuhn
N. Trinois St
Was 17 An Elopement at the Crawfordsville Nuptials
Justice Feibleman solemnized the marriage of Joseph Young and Lillian B. Garner of Crawfordsville on a Wednesday afternoon. The couple arrived well dressed with a license issued at Crawfordsville. After a brief ceremony the groom joked to the older folks about having their fun kicking as they left.
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Feibleman
Young Win
Crawfordsville
Joseph ¥. Young
Lillian B. Garner
Fed
Skeletons Orgy Causes Stephenson To Wander
An urchanted tale from a past issue describes Stephenson, a medical donor, taken aback when the office skeleton escapes a closet at night. In a comically chaotic scene a dose of liquor is given to quiet the skeleton’s pain, the room is left in disarray, and the creature eventually dies. Stephenson resumes his sleep at dawn.
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Stephenson
Ona Stephenson
Scusis
Obis‘st
Steve
Mr. Skeleton
Stevs
Doran & Wright firm suspends payments amid heavy liabilities
New York May 15 The Doran and Wright company basket shopkeepers notify correspondents of suspension of payments. Liabilities range from 300000 to 100000 with no assets. Announcement of the failure was made on the Consolidated Exchange early Thursday morning. Get Soaked Lebanon Ind May 14 William McGill and William Abner sentenced for Jamestown depot robbery. McGill gets five years Abner three. Veach and Sharp jailed a year for plastering farmer incident. Vincennes Ind May 15 A joint five county WCTU convention opens in session with large attendance. J R Nichols of Indianapolis arrives as state organizer and national executive board member.
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New York
Doran & Wright Company
Basket Shop Keepers
Tha
Consolidated Exchange Ae Produce Exchanges Thuradsy Moring
Lebanon
Ind
McGill
William Abner
Jamestown
Sharp and
Veach
Franklin
Temprerence Werier
Vincennes
Pha
Mia
J. R. Nichols
Indianapolis
National Executive Board
Irvin
Mattie Douglass
Thureday
Mary EB. Crowley
Thomas Crowley
Indianapolis Literary Club
Biarreiti
Eo Campagna
James &. Routh
John Stewart
James McConkle
Fayette St
E. Market
Edward Hastin
Dickson & Talbott
Park Theater
Hows
Lotis Carpenters
Chicago
Walker
J. L. Jermsn
C. A. Dale & Co
G. G. Gackler
Barthave
State Board of Health
Mike W. Carrepout
Janes B. Certis
Tos Entivores
John R. Wilson
de Penw University
Henry Watterson
Bold 47
Sullivan
J. J. Trandexeon
W. F. Taylor
Miss Holger
Tiaac C. Walker
Ohio
Augustus L. Siason
Charles E. Coffin
Kate L. Hege
N. Pencer
Alfred M. Ogle
Anus Duhadaway
Dobn
Mathew H. M. Doran
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Wagner
Eaglecreak
South-st
Feaday
Maryland St
Meyer
Tha Tatter
Indapk
Ip Thateest
Dow
King Caye
Fealures of Sporting Life and Local Picks From Louisville Derby
A jumble of sports notes from New York to Detroit and Louisville. Mentions pitching by Rusis and Clarkson, Mays moving to Dallas, a boxing or wrestling dispute with Cub Stricker, and Pickett working in a Wag ner shop. Wednesday state league scores include Peru 2 Muncie 0 and Marion 14 Fort Wayne 3. The Evansville club seeks Berston on loan, while Louisville Derby crowds thrill with two-year-olds Grandpa and Uncles Bob winning races. Simmons Liver Regulator extols health benefits.
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New York
Rusis
Bunton
Clarkson
Detroit
al Mays
Columbus
Dallas
Cub Stricker
Ingrate Pickett
Wagner
Philadelphia
Fogarty
Fauedelphia Brotherhood
Steve Brown
James Fankner
Chicago Players’ League
Berston
Moonevilles
Grandpa
Caldwell
Bob
Glackner
Corrigan
Riley
Murphy
Bill Lechter
Robespierre
Mulford Confronts Readmission Bid At Brokers Meeting
A crowded Bates house club room heard E A Mulford defend his readmission case amid sharp exchanges with Brokers Lansing and Salomon. Geo M McKenzie urged against reinstatement while Mulford admitted errors and recalled past disputes with the association. The proceeding featured dramatic gesturing and remarks about Frank and Langtry like comparisons.
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Bates House
Langtry
E A. Mulford
Rapartera Ware
Sun
Broker Mulford
Mulford
Broker Lansing
President Yard
Lansing
Mofford
Broker Salomon
Salomon
Frank
Businesaga
Snd
Geo. M. McKenzie
Mutford
Association
Mr. McKenzie
Body found near Beverly linked to witness risk in murder trial
In Wheeling West Virginia on May 15 a sick farmer Panui Lonk was found hanged near Beverly after disappearing May 1. Authorities believe he was murdered to stop his testimony against his nephew in an upcoming murder trial. The town of Pope and Ming buzzes with rumors as officials discuss the case and potential motives.
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Wheeling
W. V2
Panui Lonk
Beverly
Pope
Ming
Lonnoy
Hillarybody
Catholica
Disappointed Government Over U S Not Sending Delegates
From St Petersburg to London and beyond readers hear of government disappointment as the United States declines to send 20 officials to an international prison congress, with insinuations that Kennan influenced the decision amid Siberia abuses rumors.
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St. Petersburg
U.S
International Prison Congress
Kennan
Siberia
Sibaria
Lonvor
Stanley
Quakers
Africa
England
Lillie Staley Death Reported in City Hospital
Dr Oliver Beates declares no criminal operation behind Lillie Staley’s death. funeral arrangements placed in Greenlawn cemetery vault. Local notices cover legal actions, robberies, an art exhibit, and various civic matters.
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Oliver
LTB
Butlitt
Girton
Lillie Staley
Greenlawn Cemetery
City Hospital
The
Sentinel
Logansport
Bullitt
The Row Fights Over Control Of Eclectic Medical College
An Indiana Eclectic Medical Association meeting at Hogtish hall devolved into a heated clash over management of the Aclestic College. Dr. S A Thomas spoke on Hozema. Dr. Pickerill charged Dr. Ad. Smith and W Amelia-Rives Adkinson with usurpation, appointing a committee to investigate. Debates ensued, accusations flew, and a new faculty was created amid threats of court action. disputes included unprofessional conduct charges against W. P. Adkinson and A J. South, and suspicions over diplomas and forged certificates.
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Indiana. Eclectic Medical Association
Hogtish’s Hall
Wadzesday
S. A. Thomas
Burlington
WH. Leng
D. BH. Abbott
Malic-Rives Adkinson
Ken Dr. Pickerell
Dr. Smith
Elis Geht
Alactric Medical College
Indiana
State Madress College
W. P. Adkinson
A. J. South
Porter
Thamar
Hector
McCann
Dr. Adkinson
Homeopathic Doctors Discuss Beliefs At Plymouth Church
Doctors of the homeopathic faith gathered at Plymouth church on Thursday morning. Dr W A Baker opened with a paper opposing vaccination, sparking discussion. Visitors included J S Mitchell of Chisago and others from Evansville Lafayette and St Louis. New members brought total to 39.
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Plymouth Church
W. A. Baker
Ferre Haute
Sun
J. 5. Mitchell
Chisago
Chicago Homeopathic Medical College
Will Xand
Davis
Evansville
D. H. Dean
Columbus
D. Clapper
Mooreland
Alice C. Nivison
Lafayette
Massachusetts Insana Hospital
Westboro
Boston
T. G. Comstock
St. Louis
Missouri Institute
Med Society Session Opens with Tonsillitis Talk
The Indiana state medical society met in Y. MC. A. hall Thursday with nominations announced and an executive session. Dr L. C. Cline of Indianapolis presented a paper on tonsillitis, prompting substantial discussion as Dr Waterman challenged links to rheumatism. A later talk on corneal ulcers followed. a dinner at Denison House was accepted.
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Indiana State Medical Society
Y. MC. A. Hall
Tl. CC
Chine
Indianapolis
Waterman
Cline
T. C. Arnfield
Nature
J. L. Thompson
Denison House
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Brotherhood
AFA
NHWE
MR. Johnson
Ozark
Jay Gould
P. W. Ward
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
Johnson
Cleveland
Sirs. Theson
Thim
Ahs
Saa
Olegraph Company
Providence
Mr. Gould
Gould
Bri. Johnson
Chonson Voo Uzark
Abraham Cline
Mag
Poersons
Massachusetts Ave
Hhs
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Son
Troxtox
Clam Ahlers
Mra. Ahlers
Jackson
Fann
Jayne Maney
Irane Carson
Red
Casses
Denver
Col
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Malleable Iron Works
F&o
Simmons
Mr. McHenntte
Assman
Edward Assman
Inhasa
Ys Nutt
Mledric Lina
Illinois-st
Wromam
Baron
Spl
Mre
Nasselte
Hawley
Wixons
Minn
Winona Car Mills
Ihonsa
Hood
Adhingon and Smith
Romeopaths
Sesshoi
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