May Music Festival Opens With Star Soloists At English Opera House
First program of the May festival will be presented at English's Opera House Bronday sight under conductor Adolph Rosenbecker of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Soloists include Genevieve Clarke Wilson piano George Hamlin tenor and Arthur Beresford baritone. The program features Handel Bruch Hnaydt and a “Creation” portion with Mayan Orchestra and chorus. A telegram announced the orchestra and soloists left for Indianapolis in a special car attached to the Manon line.
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Bronday Sight
Adolph Rosenbecker
Chicaso Symphony Orchestra
Tle
Genevieve Clarke Wilson
George Hamlin
Arthur Beresford
Werture Felice
Amin
Hiaydt
Sue Harrington Furbeck
Vices Mayan
John H. Stem
Indianapolis
Manon
Mr. Stem
Senator opposes Grover Cleveland third term hint
South Carolina senator decries talk of Grover Cleveland running for a third term as impertinent and insulting to 660,000 Democrats who backed the ticket last election. He doubts any winner from Wall Street and notes possible support for Judge Parker as a unifying figure within the party.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Sen Men
South Carolina
Cleveland
Wall St
Judge Parker
Judge Endorses Grape-Nuts Food For Mental Power
A Colorado judge testifies that nearly a year ago he used Grape-Nuts to restore mental vigor after stress and fatigue. He praises the food as a remarkable preparation, claims rapid brain clarity returned, and endorses it as reliable, naming Mestam Co Latte Creek Mich as the source.
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Colorado
Herkin
Keach Elected Democratic City Chair Amid Hasty Vote
The Democratic city committee met Saturday night and elected Keach chairman by 119 to 67. Edward Raub was named secretary and Dr. Clinton EB Galloway treasurer. Taggart spoke as Keach thanked supporters and adjourned the precinct convention.
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Dotato King
Democratic Telly
Taggart
Democratic City Committee
Edward Raub
Clinton EB. Galloway
Ward 2
T. Taggart
W Wood Hammer
Mykinley's Niece Sets Vaudeville Debut in May
New York May 18 Mrs Mabel McKinley Baer daughter of Abner McKinley and niece of the late President McKinley says she will debut as a professional singer in vaudeville next month not for money but to seek public verdict on her voice. She plans to advocate for city conservatories teaching music free to poor children and offers to help establish such schools with the help of educated women.
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New York
Mabel Mc- Winley
Baer
Abner McKinley
President Mc- Winley
Stan
McKinley
Bealdes
Europe
America
Man Charged For Passing Items To Inmate At Jail
Uarry Glasscock 23 of 1114 Lexington Ave was arrested at Marion county jail after a string was used to push tobacco to a prisoner. A colored inmate lowered the signal pan and a police sergeant saw a man near the jail signaling a string. Glasscock was charged with conveying contraband to a detainee.
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Glasscock
Lexingtonave
Pnlice
Marion County
Warren
Pearist
Alabama
Washington
Bicyele
Widener and Elkins Split Amid Financial Rift
Philadelphia reports a growing breach between P A B Widener and William L Elkins after years of joint ventures and intertwined families. The dispute centers on gas legislation and control of the United Gas Improvement Co, with Dolan opposing Widener and Elkins siding with Dolan. Mutual marriages bind the Widener and Elkins clans, suggesting no open warfare but fewer joint ventures and potential new alliances in Philadelphia finance.
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Philadelphia
P. A.B. Wiener
William L Eskine
Widener
Europe
Ilc
John AM
Mack
Thomas Dolan
Don
United Gas Improvement Company
Pas
Dolan
4King
United Sua Improvement Company
Himeolf
Elkins
Wideners
Trend
Harrisburg
United Gas Improvement
Zelleina
Agrihanes
Widenero
Petition Aims to Free Mrs Maybrick in 1901 Mercy Consideration
London readers report the personal rights association has drawn up a petition for the release of Mrs Florence Maybrick who was convicted of poisoning her husband. The home secretary says mercy will be considered after the prisoner serves 15 years, suggesting potential release in summer 1901.
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London
Florence Mayimick
Home Secretary
Thiafe
Hts. Maybrick
Reid Gives $50,000 for Richmond Hospital
Richmond Indiana May 1 Spld Daniel G Reid New York millionaire formerly of Richmond gave 50000 for the erection of a local hospital upon condition that a few people on all raing e for the endowment of the Institue tia Only a few weeks ago Reid gave the United Presbyterians 73000 for a new church arrangements to build which are now in progress He gave 150 to establish a picture purchasing fund in conmersion with the local exhibit Reid had done much for Richmond
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Richmond
Ind
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Reid
United Presbyterians
Newburg Goes Blue at Sunday Prohibition Election
Evansville Indiana May 18 Newburg ten miles east was blue at the town election May 4 Rev J T Moody pastor of the First Cumberland Presbyterian church was elected town clerk on the prohibition ticket. Merchants closed their doors liverymen could not hire rigs except for moral necessity drug stores could not sell medicines without physician order and street profanity and fast driving were forbidden.
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Evansville
Ind
Newburg
J. T. Moody
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Births Deaths and Marriages From Local Notices
Births list names several couples and addresses with newborns including a girl for Georges L and EArth McCormick of 155 Woollawn Ave and a boy for James and Abbie Dickerson at Indi ana-ave. Other entries show multiple births and marriages. Deaths cover Minnie Thompson at 38 5 N Warman St and Catherine Berghaus among others. Building permits note various homes and costs.
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Ity Maton
Chad
Wick-At
Georges L
Earth McCormick
Woollawn-ave
Clark
Grace Detimilar
Vesta Johnson
Fletcher Ave
James
Abbie Dickerson
Indiana-ave
Daum
Blake-at
Edward
Lily Dutz
Lulu Oliver
Yatnurst
Wm. H
Grace Bader
Ken
Ki. F.C
Luctlle Beckert
Bette Fontaite
Church-st
Jennie Price
Sheldonnt
Bay
Godfrey
Minnie Mack
Orange
James M
Nellis Wimferlay
Migh-st
Conrad
Emma Hauser
Wright-st
Minnie Thompson
N. Warman
Catherine Berghaus
John Cavanaugh
New York-st
Arsenal-are
Lermard Saul
Meninaids
Wm. Robbing
Thoshrook-St
Pape
West At
Celis Greely
City Hospital
Peritonsis
Natella
Teannotto Nolte
Kentucky-ave
Marcie Yanthis
Marcum’s Brother Plans Prosecution Aid in Kentucky
In Lexington Thomas Marcum of Muskogee says he will travel to Kentucky to aid in prosecuting Curtis Jett, jailed in Winchester for the murder of J. W. Marcum. He lists all Marcum relatives and challenges any link to a murder, then cites the assassinations of others and pleads for an end to Kentucky murders.
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Lexington
Thomas Marcum
Muskogee
J. T
J. WH. Marcum
Jackson
Kentucky
Curtis Jett
Winchester
Marcum
Auto wreck in Detroit injures two visitors
May 15 reports two motor accidents. In Detroit Mrs Fred Williams and Miss Louise Reilly of Dublin Ireland were riding when their horse bolted the buggy. Miss Reilly suffered a fractured skull and died later. Mrs Williams escaped with minor injuries. A separate crash near Bethlehem involved Henry McKelvey and others with injuries and damage to the vehicle and premises.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred Wiliams
Misa Louise Reilly
Dublin
Ireland
Wate
Bethlerem
the Auto
Henry McKelvey
Easton
Sato
Harry Schweitner
David Watts
McKelvey
Mr. Runyon
Miss Martin Reinetated In Society School Row
New York May 1 Catherine Martin granddaughter of Mrs D D Coly Ion, society leader, was publicly reinvited as a pupil of the Cathedral school for girls after being suspended for writing and circulating a parody about faculty members.
Exodus from Russia reports massacre and flight in Kishineff
Official dispatch from St. Petersburg states 10 Jews were killed and 69 injured in Kishineff Bessarabia. It notes thousands of Jews fleeing Russia. Also appears in the same line a Tuesday only sale advertisement for fabrics and carpets by The Tailor Carpet Co.
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Russia
London
St. Petersburg
Kishineff
Bessarabia
Monon Route Special Train From Michigan City May 2
Special Monon Route train departs Michigan City in the morning with stops at Frankfort Delphi Monticello Riverston and other stations. Return trip from destination at 330 p.m. Tickets available at Inson station Massachusetts Ave Twenty second Street and Claypool hotel office and 10 N Minoks street.
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Frankfort
Delphi
Monticello
Riverston
Omner
Michigan
Inson
Massachusetta Ave
Twenty-second-st
Claypool
N. Minoks-st
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