Amusements Majestic Forepaugh stock ends season with As It Like It
The Forepaugh stock company in Indianapolis concludes its season at the Majestic with a grand production of As It Like It. The cast, scenery, and costumes receive lavish praise amid farewell receptions and stage ceremonies. The Park theater features The Cowboy and the Lady with strong Holden stock company praise and a hit one act, A Peaceful Sunday, followed by plans for The Lady’s Cab next week. Wonderland presents Mile Zamona in The Battle Royal, a dangerous water tank act with boa constrictors and live prey, noted for its nonpoisonous yet perilous routine.
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Rosalind
Orlando
Indianapolis
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Holden Stock Company
Splendid Manor
E Holden Company
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Mrs. Kriuanner
Spieler
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Breweries Lose First Round State Fight In Indiana Courts
Five Indianapolis breweries failed to obtain a temporary injunction against Attorney General Bingham restraining suits in Marion county courts to revoke their charters on grounds of illegal business. Judge Anderson denied the request, yielding a victory for the state as the fight proceeds in state courts.
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Breweries
Indianapolis
Bingham
Marion
Minnie Middleton in Russian Hussar Costume Leads Vaudeville Act
Minnie Middleton and her Military Girls perform at Fair Bank as Oshkosh photo captures the prima donna praised for beauty and voice. Her husband, nicknamed The Pilot, defends tights on stage as essential to art while noting the quartet’s training and prodigy beginnings.
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Minnie Middleton
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Minnie
Middleton
Miss Middleton
Oshkosh
Farmer Shoots Son in Target Practice Tragedy
Wheeling Inquirer reports James W. Burgy a wealthy farmer accidentally shot his son Roy Burgy 21 during target practice. Roy died within an hour of the accident, the incident occurring in Wheeling West Virginia on May 28.
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Wheeling
W. Va
James W. Burgy
Roy Burgy
Young Burgy
City Record for Births Children and Parents Listed
The notice records births for multiple families with addresses across the city. Entries include Michael and Mary Matthews with a boy at 1502 Draper Street, Charles and Arda Noble with a girl at 3332 N Til mots Street, and several other couples naming their newborns and residences. Some lines are garbled but indicate additional births and family details such as Byfield, Heckersmith, Corcoran, Lines, Fuqua, Mallory, Mertz, Marley, Burker, Cogan, Glazer, Kosler, and various streets.
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Michael and
Mary Matthews
Draper Street
Charles and
Arda Noble
Tilmots Street
Charles
Lina Byfield
Park Avenue
Walter and
Bessie Heckersmith
Bellefontaine Street
John and
Mollie Corcoran
Alabama Street
Oscar and
Ophelia
The
Somerset
Illinois Street
Follis
Minerva Fuqua
W. Twenty-fourth
Northwestern
Mark and Stone
N. Capitol Avenue
William G. Thirtieth
Sunday School Teachers to Receive Diplomas at Tomlinson Hall
Graduating exercises for Sunday School Teacher Training students set for Friday at Tomlinson hall. Prof Excell has returned from a 34 day western trip covering 1860 miles visiting state conventions in several states. An evening program includes music, a band, and a key address by Herbert H Monninger of Cincinnati with diplomas to be presented by George N Burnie and trophy presentations by association presidents.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Herbert H. Monninger
R. J. Dearborn
Marion County U. S. Association
George N. Burnie
Indiana Sunday School Association
E. W. Halpenny
Communion Service for Deaf Mutes in City
The Rev. Austin W Mann will conduct a holy communion service at St. Pauls chapel corner of Illinois and New York streets on Sunday June 7 at 10 45 am The rector Rev Lewis Brown joins in inviting members of the annual reunion of the Deaf Mute Association to attend.
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Austin
W. Mann
St. Alban’s
Indianapolis
Holy Communion
St. Paul's Church
Illinois
New York
Lewis Brown
Nth
Elect Dr G M Brown to presidency at Indiana gMclectic meet
The forty fourth annual convention of the Indiana gMclectic association closed Wednesday at the Grand hotel with about 100 members. Officers elected include President Dr G M Brown Fairmount first vice president Dr E B Shewman Waymanville second vice president Dr C E Mechee Dublin recording secretary Dr J D McCann Monticello corresponding secretary Dr Brose S Horne Gas City treasurer Dr H E Vitou South Bend.
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Indiana gMclectic Association
Grand Hotel
Fo Lowag
Co. M. Brown
Fairmount
E. B. Shewman
Waymanville
C. E. Mechee
Dublin
J.D. McCann
Monticello
Brose S. Horne
Gas City
H.E. Vitou
South Bend
Flowers to Honor Soldiers Dead at Monument Decoration
Four green sword segments of the soldiers and sailors monument will be decorated Saturday morning in memory of fallen warriors from 1776 to 1865. Daughters and Sons of the American Revolution honor 1776 and 1812. Union Veteran Legion memory of 1861 to 1865. Spanish American soldiers remember Cuban freedom fighters. Newsboys band to play on monument steps during ceremonies.
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Mexico
Union Veteran Legion
Newsboys
Vegetable and fruit price listing fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists produce prices for cabbage from Miestasippi and Carolina onions, with per crate and per box figures in dollars and cents. It mentions various fruit prices including grape fruit, cocoanute, apples, greenings, russets, and jonathans, but many numbers and words are garbled.
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Carolina
Texas
Edna Clampitt Weds Ernest Prosch in Home Ceremony
Edna M Clampitt and Ernest G Prosch were married at 4015 E Twenty eighth street in a home ceremony led by Rev E M Chambers. Attendants included Rose Williams Mildred Clampitt Leeda Prosch and Alva Hayworth. Out of town guests from Peru Logansport and Terre Haute attended. the couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside at 1287 Silver Avenue after June 15.
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Charles Clampitt
E. Twenty-eighth Street
Edna M. Clampitt
Ernest G. Prosch
E. M. Chambers
Rose Williams
Mildred Clampitt
Leeda Prosch
Alva H. Hayworth
W. W. Keseling
Peru
Ind
J. D
Mary Prosch
Logansport
W. F. Prosch
Terre Haute
Mabel Bruce
Horace Herndon Doty
W. J. Bruce
Kentucky Avenue
Mrs. Doty
Silver Avenue
Capitol Avenue Bridge Debate Hits County Council
County council faces pressure to open Capitol Avenue bridge over Fall Creek to heavy traffic. Several council members call for action while others worry about safety, condemning the structure as a hazard in the ongoing dispute over traffic and infrastructure.
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Capitol Avenue
Worries County Council
Fall Creek
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