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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1905
Page
10
James Dalrymple, Glasgow traction and municipal ownership expert, arrives in Chicago to meet Mayor Dunne and the Blac committee on Monday as part of the British Presbyterian Association visit.
A three day run of Woman Again at Woman begins at Park Monday with Mabel Trunelie in Marion Barton duties. English’s Opera House features Anza by Halden Stock company. Fair Bank Park opens with Ostendorf Concert Orchestra and George Austin Moore at the Park grounds. fireworks planned, gardens lit, and heavy seat sales anticipated.
Skilled musicians led by Rudolph Koster will perform at Fair Bank for six weeks with a blend of classical and popular pieces. George Austin Moore, a popular baritone from the Roger brothers company, headlines this week with ballads and negro melodies. The station continues its careful presentation and the park remains the same welcoming, well-kept setting with flower beds lawns and fountains.
Edward Rutz 76 a former prominent Florentian politician and three term state treasurer died at his Los Angeles home after a long residence. He was a longtime figure in local politics and public service.
Madrid May 2 Former Premier Siivela is seriously ill and doctors give little hope for recovery as the medical team fights to stabilize him.
Local social notes list many visitors and meetings across Richmond Columbus Scottsburg Marion Greensburg and Terre Haute. Mrs C Z Wise returns home from Columbus after visits while Mrs Helen Hingholt and friends in Columbus are guests in Scottsburg. Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs Barry Clark visit Miss Katherine James in Terre Haute with other regional social updates and upcoming club entertainments at Nee Rome and Meridian Street.
A Philadelphia civic uprising erupts amid calls to end corrupt commercial politics. Mayor Weaver’s break with the Republican machine sparks a citywide demand to oust boodle and place honest government in power, with elites branded as public enemies and reformists rallying across districts.
Thursday honors Mrs Kent A Conner on her daughter’s wedding. Mrs W A Holt hosts a card party Wednesday. Mrs Clifford Arrick travels to Ashe Maton for a visit with Mrs M A I Erick. Mr and Mrs John M Carewlett attend Hartland Expositions in Oregon. George T Moore of Washington visiting Mrs Egerman. Sovrets club to meet June HM at her Sparen home for birthday. Fred Duvall leaves for Winchester to visit grandparents. Mr and Mrs Wheatley and Mrs OKerlen of Cincinnati hosted by Mrs A M Sweeney. Mrs C S Runnels and Miss Margaret McCulloch head to Vaennli for Miss Hain McCulloch graduation. Mrs Harris hosts Neate Coterie at 2 Park Ave. Indianapolis Woman’s Club meets Friday. sessions end for season. Miss Nanine L Nawcomer to read on Oliver Belle and Coxie Snes. Home report plans to be discussed. Invitations issued for Rose Morris and Milton N Sim9n at 23 N Meridian St Thursday.
Three criminals escaped from Shelbyville Indiana jail in early June. Reported suspects are Herachell Sullivan, Liston erage, and Melvin Grissom. They allegedly sawed bars and fled on foot, with prior convictions in Michigan City Anderson and Franklin counties.
At Bear mouth a lone robber attacked a Northern Pacific express train on Saturday night. After blowing the safe and grabbing money, Messenger Taub seized timber and struck the robber, felling him unconscious. Trainmen bound the assailant and took him to Drummond where he lies unconscious.
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