Anne Garrick enters an Irish American circle amid a tangled web
Anne Garrick visits Dr. Ericsson's house where Olga Ericsson, noted for beauty, debuts among relatives and society editors. David Temple figures in family chatter as Anne endures a sharp, judgmental cross examination of potential suitors and social connections.
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Olga Ericsson
America
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Anne Garritk
Garrick
Girard
Mrs. Ericsson
Olga
Felice
Madison Ave
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David Temple
David
Prosecutor Pugh Faces Rift Over Deputy Appointment
Gossip centers on possible fight between Pugh and ex-chief Ruckelshaus as Pugh mulls appointing John Wall as deputy, with Taylor Gronnitzer eyed for Wall’s police court post. A friend accuses Ruckelshaus of bias against Pugh and renomination hopes, while Pugh seeks an indictment against the Board of Public Works. Ruckelshaus left the city Friday.
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Pugh
Joan C. Ruckelshaus
John Wall
Police Court
Taylor Gronnitzer
Wall
Ruckelshaus
Tam
Alway
Ruckelhaus
Bersand
Pies
TIE Sun
Board of Public Works
LULU WILL STAY IN JAIL AND DRAMA AT ENGLISH'S
Prosecutor Pugh plans to bring to trial Dr. C. S. Fletcher Thomas Coyle and Maud Goodin after the street car case. Lulie Klein remains jailed about 15 months as a witness. a release request may be denied as Goodin’s case nears trial. The report also notes a dramatic adaptation of The Choir Invisible at English's with cast listed and production praised.
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Pugh
C. S. Fletcher
Thomas Coyle
Laura McDaniel
Maud Goodin
Lulie Klein
Aimee Haskinson
Goodin
Dr. Henskinson
James Lane Allen
Kentucky
John Gray
Indiana Firms Reported with Capital Sums
Incorporated entities include Orestes gas and oil in Orestes and Capital with 5000 dollars, Central Indiana conference gospel workers in Elwood, Malleable steel range makers in South Bend, and Thompson Norris of Indiana. An electric lighting and paper products business plans to operate in Brookville with capital of 850000 dollars.
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Orestes Gas and Oil Company
Orestes
Capital
Central Indiana
Leg Brings Severe Bruise Relief From Pain Balm
In winter 1897 James Reed of Clay West Virginia bruised his leg on ice. After failing with doctors and whiskey baths, Cham ber lain s Pain Balm gave a near complete cure in a week. The remedy is praised for sprains bruises and rheumatism and sold by all druggists.
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James Reed
Clay, Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
Play Schedule Promises Strong Cast in Paradise Route
The production features a strong leading hero and cast. Performances run Tuesday night and Wednesday with both matinee and night showings. The play To Paradise is named for Friday.
A Wife's Peril at Grand Stock Company Next Week
A Grand stock company presents A Wife's Peril next week, a strong comedy drama by Sardou. The play centers on Sir George Ormonde and his young wife, with Capt. Bradford as a guest who falls ill. Mrs Langtry's celebrated version has drawn praise for its treatment of family intrigue and the Ormonde household.
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Paris
Blugo
India
Damascus
Huysmans and
Mallarme
Kipling
Tess
Thackeray
Virginia
Mrs. Falconer
Amy Falconer
John Gray
Gray
Henry Jewett
Allen
Miss Shannon
Lady Ormonde
Henry Kolker
Capt. Bradford
Carleton Macy
Dr. Thornton
Allen Patton
Crosby Beck
Herman Sheldon
Sir Hubert Grafton
John Steppling
Sir George Ormonde
Thomas Reynolds
Percy Grafton
Miss la Verne
Miss Donico
Lucy Ormonde
Miss Rand
Mariette
Grand Stock Company
Sardou
Tasy Ormonde
Ton
Phy
Olngwy
First Symphony Orchestra Concert Planned at English's
The first symphony orchestra concert will be at English's Friday night with soloists Katherine Bloodgood contralto and Hugh McGibeny violinist. The ensemble, led by Karl Schneider, is a highly proficient city organization, with Feb 6 and March 19 190 as additional dates, and has long attracted fashionable patrons.
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Symphony Orchestra
Katherine Bloodgood
Hugh McGibeny
Karl Schneider
George Monroe at the Park Feature Week
Popular comedian George W. Monroe headlines the Park for the first three afternoons and nights with a new comedy titled Mrs Rh O Shaughnessey wash lady. The show follows a Paradise Alley woman and her three daughters amid unexpected fortune and shifting fortunes.
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George Monroe
George W. Monroe
Rh. O'Shaugnessey
Park Theater Presents Fritz in a Mad House Farce
Fifth Avenue society mingling provides ripe material for a lively comedy. Fritz Emmett and Lottie Gilson headline a three act show at the Park last three days of the week with new songs and special attractions. Friday night a wire will relay Sharkey Jeffries fight results direct to the theater stage.
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Fifth-ave
Monroe
Fritz Emmett
Lottie Gilson
Fritz
Summary of Names and Amounts in an Old Indiana Notice
A list of individuals and places with varied monetary amounts, including Albert M. Buckingham Terre Haute six dollars, William Harper Mun cie eight to ten, Christopher Hoff man Dupont seventeen to twenty four, Nelson G. Smith Columbus ten or fewer, plus multiple other names and sums tied to towns such as Redkey Kokomo Muncie and Indianapolis.
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Albert M. Buckingham
Terre Haute
John M. Meker
Stone Bluff
Aramis Davis
Redkey
John Hughes
Carp
Wilson St. John
Dunkirk
William Harper
Muncie
Christopher Hoffman
Dupont
Nelson G. Smith
Columbus
Hallet. B. Hidy
North Manchester
William McGrady
Lafayette
Daniel Osler
Kokomo
Presley Lemon
Sellersburg
Matthew S. Dicks
John W. Deitrick
Waterloo
John M. Jones
Waugh
George W. Bard
Crothersville
George A. Bosler
Indianapolis
Kidney ailment remedy praised in local testimonial
Dr. Leopold claims nine tenths of illnesses stem from kidney disorders and urges use of Morrow's Kidneoids. A testimonial from J. H. Winter credits Kid-ne-Gids with ending backache and rheumatism. Sold at Sloan Drug Co for fifty cents per box.
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Leopold
Morrow
J. H. Winter
North
California Street
Tam
Sloan Drug Co
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
County Officials Seek Higher Pay Across Counties
County councilmen urge increases in salaries citing treasurer earnings of over 10 000 a year and potential rise to 15 000 with city treasury control. Secretary Wilkins notes average suggested pay around 1645 with 650 for deputies and four deputies per county, implying net boosts of about 295 yearly.
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Wilkins
Gold Watch Offer By The Sun Contested In Indianapolis
The Sun offers free Waltham watches to Indianapolis youths who recruit a target of 460 subscribers before December 24. Details require visiting The Sun office, registering, and delivering bona fide subscribers with proper blanks. Rewards scale with subscriber counts, starting at one dollar for ten subs and rising to six dollars for forty.
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Indianapolis
J. C. Sipe
Waltham
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