Social sessions end club season in Indianapolis area
Indianapolis social clubs wrap up season with final meetings and outings. Magazine, Thursday Afternoon, Kappa Kappa Game Alumnae, German House Women’s Society, and others plan closing events. Weddings and receptions noted for Beulah Otis, Awilda Canaday and more as summer gathers.
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D. W. Tibbs
H. White
J. H. Edmonds
C. E. Haver
G. H. Ollar
Charles Edwards
A. RB. Cosler
Virginia Dowden
Brook Fire Park
Kappa Kappa
Prank Nou
Dican
Broad Ripple
Women's Society of the German
Baby opens prison door that barred its father
In Crookston Minnesota May 30 Patrick J Fearons baby Gerald found government records in debris of a library drawer that proved his fathers innocence. Fearon once chief clerk of the United States land office at Crookston was jailed for 18 months but may be released soon. The missing papers involved filings on valuable northern Minnesota land tracts. Mrs Fearon turned the records over to Receiver Toupin and Register Peterson with aid from friends and an attorney to seek his freedom.
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Crookston
Minn
Patrick J. Fearon
Gerald
Fearon
United States Land Office
Ft. Leavenworth
Eas
Toupin
Register Peterson
Crookston Land Office
Minnesota
Minneapolis Melting Pot Revealed by Ethnic Census
Minneapolis census of 14 000 families showing intermarriage among Turks Germans Irish mulattoes Indians and negroes. Mixed lineages produce Dutch Irish Indian Spanish mulatto and Norwegian stock offspring. Some families remain pure Celtic or Nordic for generations. Turkish women seek divorce rights public entertainment access and travel while keeping veils and costumes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ilier
University of Minnesota
Israel Zangwill
Divorce in Turkey Report Sparks Discussion
Fragmentary text mentions divorce and a reference to Edward in a Turkish context, suggesting legal or social debate but with unclear specifics from the damaged OCR. The passage hints at themes of marital dissolution and authority quotes without full names, places, or dates.
Girl Arranges All Her Funeral Plans
Miss Elizabeth Green of 59 Cambridge Street in Orange New Jersey died at 26 after a prolonged tuberculosis. She prepared her burial by crafting her own shroud, selecting a coffin, tombstone design bearing only her name, and arranging the casket before her death, living with her sister Mrs James Egan.
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Orange
N. J
Elizabeth Green
Cambridge Street
James Egan
Miss Green
Army Orders De Maled Officers for Gettysburg Camp Instruction
Army orders list officers directed to attend instruction at Gettysburg Pennsylvania in July 1910. Capt William R B Deshett Twenty fourth Infantry Capt Edgar A Fry Thirteenth Infantry Capt Ralph B Parrott Twenty seventh Infantry First Lieut Samuel St Gleaves First Cavalry and Ropaldi E Fisher Fourteenth Cavalry detailed. Capt Edward A Shuttleworth Second Infantry will head Fort Thomas Kentucky construction duties relieving Capt John H Woolley. Capt Harry B Jordan Ordnance Department named chief finance officer camp instruction at Ft Benjamin Harrison Jadlapapolia Indiana.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Durin
William RB. Deshett
Twenty
Edgar A. Fry
Ralph B. Parrott
First Cavalry
Ropaldie. Fisher
Fourteenth Cavalry
Edward A. Shuttle
Penniless Nobleman Weds Heiress in Fashionable London Wedding
Margaretta Drexel, daughter of Anthony Drexel, will marry Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl of Winchilsea, next Tuesday at St Margaret's Westminster. The ceremony unites American wealth with aristocratic lineage, amid limited festivities and a $5,000 to $50,000 yearly marriage settlement.
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London
Margaretta Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Viscount Maidstone
England
Edward VII
Hi Majesty
Miss Drezel
Viscount
Maidstone
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Anthony Drexel, Jr
Marjorie Gould
Miss Drexel
Yeung
All-Star Stock company opens season at Murat with When We Were Twenty-one
The All-Star Stock company starts a summer season at the Murat theater with When We Were Twenty-one, a four act drama popularized by Nat Goodwin. The production features lavish decorations costing thousands and a balanced ensemble to showcase the company’s versatility. Regular matinees and weekday shows planned, with many season box reservations.
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Murat
Nat Goodwin
Maxime ElNott
Card Party and Dance by Indianapolis Drill Team
A card party and a dance will be given at the Red Man hall Tuesday night by the Indianapolis Ladies' Drill team.
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Red Man Hall
Indianapolis
Medal for Schoolboy Irving Wood Receives Carnegie Medal
Kenton May 3. Irving Wood of this city, member of the American Boy League, earned a Carnegie medal for five years without a missed day or tardiness in public schools.
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Kenton,o
Irving Wood
American Boy League
Girls Learn Streetcar Etiquette by Mock Car Exercise
In Brooklyn, at Eastern District High School and Manual Training High School, girls practice boarding and leaving a miniature trolley car on a gym track. Six girls propel the car while others wait at stations to train correct, graceful dismounts and boarding with the car stationary.
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Eastern District High School
Manual Training High School
Brooklyn
Jeanette Trowbridge
Modern Wives Independence Challenge Unfolds
New York, May 30. Alexander Harvey argues the American home declines when it abandons Pauline doctrine. He says homes fail when wives are not submissive and business runs under male domination, praising Theodore Roosevelt as a model virile leader.
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New York
Alexander Harvey
Current Literature
Paul
Congress
Jeffries
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvey
Walsh Wine Cellar Delays Inventory at Walsh Estate
In Clonmel Colorado home of the late Thomas F Walsh about 5000 dollars worth of wines aged up to a century lie locked. The key to the cellar is in Washington and the safe combination is unseen delaying appraisement. An inventory of Walsh realty will finish in a few weeks.
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Park Theater
Indianapolis
Tom Chatterton
Paul Verdayne
Sardaila
Louise Dunbar
Colorado
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington
Walsh
West
National Capital
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Charles G. Lamm
Ballard Flats
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Katherine Singler
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Charles E. Cottingham
Harry Coleman
William Sembrich
Virginia and
Elizabeth Crouse
Grand Rapids
Sadie Moffett
Cincinnati
Mrs. Sembrich
Emma Staley
Caroline
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Miss Staley
Louis Kaiser, Jr
N. Meridian ‘Street
Poinsettia Reading Club
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M. J. Allison
Mary Bryce
Burgess Avenue
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Turkey
Edward He Oz
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Mildred Carter
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Lord Maidstone
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Lady Barrymore
Letty” Manners
Duke and Duchess of Rutland
Sybil Fellowes
de Ramsay
Rhoda Astley
Lady Hastings
Constance Combe
Edith Wayne
Lord Hillingdon
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Vis
Count Maidstone
the Grand
Lucille Spinney
Ainsworth Arnold
Anthony Holt
Augusta Glose
Flanagan
Edwards
Hilda Hawthorne
Johnny
Ernests
John Neff
Carrie Starr
Mareena
Nevarra
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Uncle Tom
Bae
Denver
Clonmel
Indianapolis News
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