First Concert of Orchestra Season Impresses Indianapolis
The Schaefer Symphony Orchestra under Ferdinand Schaefer opened its season in Indianapolis under the Indiana Orchestral Association. Oliver Willard Pierce impressed with Grieg and Liszt pieces while Schaefer’s direction showed promise for a growing organization despite balance and tuning flaws.
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Indiana Orchestral Association
Haydn
Tschaikowski
Oliver Willard Pierce
Grieg
Flash Startles Count at Horse Show Fracas
E J Barrett, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt's fiance, used a flashlight to photograph Count Szechenyi as he entered a car after a horse show. He was fined five dollars for the disturbance caused by the flash which spooked a mounted policeman's horse, resulting in a rider being thrown and injured.
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New York
E. J. Barrett
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
George Finch
Chicago man kills sister in law then shoots self
Charles F Reinheimer aged 40 killed his sister in law Mrs Annie Lewis at their home 167 Howett Street and then shot himself in the left breast. He died soon after. His wife and two children escaped unharmed. The motive reported was objections to his drinking.
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Heimer
Annie Lewis
Howett
Hous
Reinheimer
State Encampment of Lodge Begins With Degree Conferrals
The Patriarchs Militant, East and West Indiana lodges held meetings in the Board of Trade building. Officers were elected including Maj. Gen. E. R. Perrin and Brig. Gen. J. N. Nuzum. Per capita tax rose to 40 cents. plans for a Denver convention in September were endorsed. Degrees conferred at Canton Capitol No. 4 and Mapleton Encampment No. 2 in Indianapolis. Banquet at the Board of Trade. further degree ceremonies scheduled at Tomlinson hall by Hartford City lodge and Lincoln lodge of Indianapolis.
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Patriarchs
Board of Trade
E. R. Perrin
South Bend
J. N. Nuzum
Elwood
George W. Freylmuth
D. J. Troyer
Goshen
H. T. Funston
Sentinel
Sherman Mott
Indianapolis
J. M. White
Tere Haute
John B. Cockrum
Grand Sire
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Denver
John O. Clark
Noblesville
Canton
Sixteenth
Wiinoissts
Mapleton
Minois
Thirty-fourth-sts
Pythian
Hartford City Lodge
Lincoln Lodge
Tomlinson Hall
Sunday closes Albuquerque amid court challenge
Albuquerque faces a day with no newspaper streetcars telephones or telegraphs tobacco confectionery soda water or open saloons if the court upholds the Sunday closing law. The constitutional issue is now being tested in court.
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Albuquerque
Pretty home wedding and society notes in city church
Miss Emma Louise Lammert and William Elmer Ruehl wed at St Pauls Evangelical church with organist Lottig Woelfing and a Lohengrin procession. The couple plan a wedding trip east and home at 1816 E Twelfth St. Other nuptials include Miss Margaret Anne Messick and William Meredith Kendrick at Woodruff Place, a tea and dance in their honor, and multiple society events with bridal parties, dinners, and dances.
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Emma Louise Lammert
Frederick H. Lammert
Twelfth St
William Elmer Ruehl
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Hansen
Lottig Woelfing
Efensle
Woelfing
Bertha Wurfel
Emma Woodward
Harry Lammert
Henry Lammert
Margaret Wuelsie
Agnes Phiemann
Flora Phiemann
Elsie Wuelfing
East
E. Twelfth-st
Margaret Anne Messick
John F. Messick
William Meredith Kendrick
Woodruff Place
Bridge Party Fun and Social Visits Across Town
Mrs Frederick Adams hosts bridge games Thursday for Miss Halden Harding of Harrodsburg while Mrs Herbert Collins arrives from Kansas City to visit A J Coleman and attend the Atkins Coleman wedding. Miss Anna Marie Rogers plans tea Thursday for the Porter sisters guests of Miss Lucetta Ohr, who hosts a group of young women Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Chapman Willams holds a small tea Wednesday for Mrs H J Langdon, with bridge gatherings for the same guest Thursday and Friday. Charles Beck and family travel to Leesburg Ohio for the golden wedding of Dr and Mrs O M Beck. Mrs Walter F Hass visits Leesburg. Mr and Mrs John Epler host two receptions Tuesday. Annie Wright sails from New York for a round the world trip. Will entertain, Mrs F S Roby hosts Friday tea for Mrs Davis A Myers of Greensburg.
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Frederick Adams
Halden Harding
Harrodsburg, Ky
Anna Marie Rogers
N. Meridian St
Porter
Lucetta Ohr
Miss Ohr
Charles Beck
Jennie Patton
Leesburg, O
O. M. Beck
Walter F. Hass
Leesburg
Beck
Alumnae and club social events listed at city venues
An alumnae party for St. Johns academy will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall with hostesses Mrs J C Alexander Mrs M W Healey Misses Agnes Cruse Blanch Greenan Emma Lalley Emma Ryan Anna Ebert and Mayme Rice. Guest of honor Mrs William Barrette Kitchen appears at a separate party hosted by Mrs Junius Cravens and the Misses Stewart on W St Joseph st from 3 to 6 pm. The Coterie club danced at Brenneke’s academy. Mrs C H Buchanan hosted visitors from Indianapolis Conservatory. Miss Ruberta Friend hosted a Monday evening gathering on N Capitol ave. The Arbutus Club plans November dance a week from Friday. The Q A M club hosts a Brenneke’s dancing party Friday. Debonair club to celebrate Thanksgiving with a dance a week from Wednesday. Miss Nelle Voegtle hosts a sewing club Monday on E Tenth st. The Vaulkning sisters of N Capitol ave entertain a large company a week from Wednesday. The Benedict club schedules two dances on Nov 3. The Botweian Dancinges announce regular parties.
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Frank G. Wood
E. A. Lambeth
Suemma Coleman
William Avery Atkins
L. G. Richardson
Talbott-ave
St. John’s Academy
Knights of Columbia Hall
J. C. Alexander
M. W. Healey
Agnes Cruse
Blanch Greenan
Emma Lalley
Emma Ryan
Anna Ebert
Mayme Rice
William Barrette Kitchen
Junius Cravens
Stewart
W. St. Joseph St
Kitchen
A Remarkable Home Remedy for Rheumatism and Kidney ills
A home recipe promoted to relieve rheumatism and kidney bladder troubles gains traction in cities. It uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Syrup of Sarsaparilla with dosing after meals and at bedtime. The ad warns buyers to purchase ingredients separately and mix at home for safety and legality.
Murderers hunted as White Hand faces Black Hand
Chicago moves to arrest Black Hand suspects after Mariano Scardina was stabbed to death. Nearly 1,000 special detectives join the Mano Bainea to trap attackers. A war fund nears ten thousand dollars, with Italian leaders guiding the effort and spies assigned to watch known blackmailing gangs.
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Chicago
Mano Bainea
White Hand
Mariano Scardina
Black Hand
Scardina
Max Friend
New Society
McFarland-Herman Bout Set as Training Moves Forward
Chicago report says Packey McFarland trains at his manager’s Austin farm while Kid Herman rests at the Belmont farm camp. Both fighters are in trim and set to travel to Davenport for the Thursday night fight with even betting on the bout and wagers already placed in the city.
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United Press
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Kid Herman
Davenport
Austin
Herman
Belmont
Moline
Sewing party given by Miss Ruth DeHaas at Butler College
Miss Ruth DeHaas hosted a Monday sewing party with Pi Beta Phi members from Butler college. Her mother Mrs. T. W. De Haas assisted. A second party is planned next Monday for Phi Kappa Theta members of Shortridge.
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Ruth DeHaas
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Butler College
T. W. DeHaas
State Board to Inspect Indiana Medical Colleges Tuesday
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination will conduct its annual inspection of Indiana medical colleges this Tuesday. A Council on Education report to the American Medical Association harshly criticizes college equipment, and the inspection results will influence the board's action on that report.
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State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Council of Education
American Medical Association
Indiana
Indianapolis Public Works Plans Large Sewer Improvements
City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works issues notices for multiple sewer projects. Improvements cover Owosso Avenue Hiawatha Street area and several alleys near Barnes Annetta Northwestern London Avenue Missouri Street Paris Avenue Indianapolis Avenue and Twenty-eighth to Thirtieth streets with pipe sizes from 10 to 20 inches, brick or concrete sections, including numerous branches and alignments.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Owosso Avenue
Hiawatha Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Barnes Avenue
Annetta Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-Sixth Street
London Avenue
Twentysixth Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Twenty- Sixth Street
Missouri Street
Twenty Sixth Street
Paris Avenue
Thortieth Street
Indianapolis Avenue
Totianapolis Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Twenty Eighth Street
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Gliinka
Rubinstein
Largo
Haydan
Mosgkowski
Flash
Charles F. Rein
the Patriarchs Militant
New Mexico
Albuquerque, N. M
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Elijah
Kendrick-Messick
William N. Gates
Isabelle
Bennett Gates
Priscilla Circle
Priscilla
Edward Garrard
Fletcher-ave
John Epler
F. S. Turk
Annie Wright
Roby
Davis A. Myers
Greensburg
Coterie
Brenneke
Dancing Academy
C. H. Buchanan
Indianapolis Conservatory
Arbutus Club
Q. A. M. Club
Brenneke's Academy
Debonair Club
Nelle Voegtle
E. Tenthst
Vaulkning
N. Capitolave
Benedict Club
White Hand Society
Slayers of
Eaet Alsia
Ll. S. Ayres & Co
Boyd Automobile Coo
Massachusetts Ave
C. RR
Mer
King Koal Kompany
Blake Stre
Rly
Anay
Miller Hardware CO
Herman and
McFarland
First Alley
Tenth Street
Superior Street
Illinois Street
Capitol
Senate Avenues
Lafayette Street
Prada
Engin
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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