The Liberty Belles: An American Musical Comedy Advance
Spontaneously funny show featuring Lotte Faust and Minnie McEvoy with a pleasin duet by Nel Lo and Lizzie McCoy. Major songs by Aime Lachaume directing the orchestra, with contributions from Gottschalk von Tilzer Sloane Crawford and Aarons. Performances today and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte Faust
Minnie McEvoy
Nel Lo
Lizzie McCoy
Aime Lachaume
Mr. Lachnaume
Mark Hambourg
Petechnikoff
Amphion Club
Indianapolis
Harry von Tilzer
A. B. Sloane
Louis Gottschalk
Cirten Crawford
Alfred Aarons
Miss Glose
Mise Butler
Jack O Lantern
Misses Hunter
Marguerite Walker
Mr. Lachaumela
The Liberty Belles at English's a lively musical comedy
The Liberty Belles at English's offers a dormitory set and a feasting farce led by Pauline Chase and Edna Hunter with a varied cast. It showcases new scheme writing by Harry B Smith with colorful student characters and comic sea captain an explorer roles, drawing warm response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Smith
Reginald de Koven
Pauline Chase
Edna Hunter
Paul Bourget
Bourget
Augusta Glose
Etta Butler
Sando Milliken
Edith Barr
Louise Middleton
Marie Murphy
Helene Lucas
America
Mr. Smith
Society Notes Highlight Mrs. Kerrfoot and Guests in City
Miss Emily Olcutt of Muncie visits. Miss Tilden from Chicago stays with Mrs. Clarence Stanley. Miss Soame from Terre Haute guests Mrs. Ralph Smith at the Delano. Dr. J F Robertson returns from five weeks in the South. Miss Nora Taggart to resume work at Vassar. Numerous dinners, teas, cards, and club events mark a busy social season with alumnae meetings and a Woman's Club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Olcutt
Muncie
Miss Tilden
Chicago
Clarence Stanley
Soame
Terre Haute
Ralph Smith
Delano
Charles Robbins
St. Paul
N. H
J. F. Robertson
Miss McMurray
William Kerfoot
Carleton B. McCulloch
Nora Taggart
Vassar College
Martin W. Mansfield
Lampsell Mansfield
M. A. Livingston
Virginian Avenue
Asheville
N. C
Charles Kre
Katherine Wallick
R. O. Hawkins
Surrey
Bernice
Myla Smith
Ida May Scott
Hervey Bates
John C. Perrin
Pennsylvania Street
Eget Bullard
Hugh J. Mecfowan
Miss Burnett
Kansas City
McGowan
Henry Jameson
Misses Jameson
Robert Givens
Lynn Rogers
Katheryn Eldridge
Miss Woollen
Mr. Dark
Hiram Fraser Johnson
Woodruff
Johnson
Orrin Collen
Lois Dyer
Miss Beck
Miss Miller
Frank- UN
Verna Cleveland
Gertrude Schleicher
Miss Cleveland
William Cleveland
Ella Johnson
Miss Schlei
Ella Frazier
Edith Scott
Thornton
Charles Frasier
Samuel Shank
Nelson A. Brayton
Woman's Club
John N. Carey
Schumann
Miss Halpin
Walter Ugate
la Corrida de Toros
Troemel Yalse
Capricio Espanol
Miss Padial
J. Raymond Lynn
Reading
Scribner's Magazine
Miss Tracy
Mrs. Clifford
Mr. Sis
Kitty Tracy
Kitty
Mr. Clifford
Scott
Mabel Dean
Sid Wright
Elwood
Charles G. Morris
Dunkirk
Harden McQueen
Edinburg
Marguerite McCartney
Valparaiso
Balanger
Indianapolis
John Crawford
Omer Peek
Franklin
Katharine Adams
Shelbyville
Harvey Brewer
Billa Brewer
Bloomington
Charles Hogate
D. B. Stanton
Ernest Craft
Indianano- Ha
Florence Roberson
Kate Bass
D. G. Stanton
Crothersville
Harriet Stanton
Robert Spillman
Presbyterian Church
Edna van Kuys
Hopewell
Franklinl
James Robinson
Care
Brown
Bass
Dugan
Byheimer
Stout
Henderson
William Bishop
Bishop
Exciting day ends well after vaudeville encore
The evening wraps a lively scene with two guests kept apart by plans thwarted and clever diversions. Ingalls resists a nap and roams the garden meeting Kitty as the plot belatedly resolves with a cheerful finale. A fashionable vaudeville program followed with sketches, songs, and magic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ingalls
Stead
Kitty
William B. Wheelock
Jeanie Goldthwaite Murphy
Harry Murphy
Katharine Hicks
Florence Shaler
McGibeny
George E. Hume
Morris Ross
F. M. Ayres
J. S Holliday
Mme. Hume
Holliday
James N. Rogers
Anna Louise
Florence Rogers
Elsie Appel
Wellesley College
Mary Carey
Edith Beck
H. N. Rogers
Drumm—Mclelland
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Gertrude Estella McClelland
Howard Drumm
Edward McClelland
A. W. Lamport
High-street
New Detachable Jacket Adds Fancy To Plain Gingham Frock
A new detachable garment for busy mothers converts an absolutely plain gingham frock into an afternoon outfit. The sleeveless jacket features embroidery and lace trimming at the neck and fronts, and is designed to be pinned over the dress for a quick dress up. It offers economical wash benefits by preserving the frock while adding style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Atlorda
Teething bib for babies and Japanese homes feature
The text discusses a teething bib worn by babies to keep the throat dry and easy removal for fresh changes, praised by young mothers. It also reflects on Japanese women’s pleasant expressions, attributing calm to simple dress, minimal home clutter, clean rooms, no paint or drapery, and adaptable rooms that open to outdoor views and can reconfigure quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marsden
Pearson's Weekly
Honey remedies and advice from Washington Star and New York Times
The Washington Star notes honey as helpful for spring colds and catarrhal disorders, usable as a purifying ointment and as a Gargle for sore throat or eye lotion. The New York Times recounts a Washington social where Mrs Logan and Wu Tingfang discuss the eternal feminine, joking on women’s endless chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
New York Times
John A. Logan
Wu Tingfang
Washington
Painters Strike Winding Down as Firms Act
The painters' strike nears end after a joint meeting of the Master Painters' Association and the union failed to reach a settlement. Joseph R. Adams opened by signing a 35 cent per hour scale, six cents up, placing eighteen men at work. By night, about sixteen firms had signed, though the large downtown shops held back, leaving fewer than 100 strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Painters’ Association
Joseph R. Adams
Building Allied Council Affirms Stone Cutters Union Tie
The Building Allied Council accepted credentials from the Stone Cutters Union and seated delegates, marking the first joint affiliation of stone masons and stone cutters. The grievance committee was instructed to investigate the concrete workers' complaints at the Claypool hotel where George B. Swift Company had won the contract from a nonunion firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Building Allied Council
Stone Cutters’ Union
Stone Masons
Stone Cutters
New Claypool
George B. Swift Company
Epidemic of Bad Luck Sets Fire at Spann Avenue Home
Fire at 1 o clock damaged Edward Helm’s Spann avenue residence for $500 and the adjacent Laut home $50. Helm had just moved in after Elm street burglary last week. Salvage corps captain smothered the blaze with a tarpaulin, saving contents and preventing a larger fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Helm
Spann Avenue
William Laut
Helm
Salvage Corps
Elm Street
Laut
Newman
Helm House
Eastern Star Celebration Marks 30th Anniversary
Queen Esther Chapter celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in Masonic Temple with a banquet for about 50 visitors from 6 to 9 pm. Laura J. Breckenridge, grand matron, spoke at the close. grand officers and visiting dignitaries from Indiana, Connecticut, and Indianapolis attended. Chapters Danville 39, Eden 101, Fortville 149, Brownsburg 266, Southport 270 were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Queen Bather Lodge
Laura J. Breckenridge
Lafayette
Martin H. Rice
Willis D. Engle
Edward W. Barrows
Indianapolis
Addie S. C. Engle
Connecticut
Indiana
Ransford
Olive E. McGrew
Grand Esther
Cora Barrow Edmunds
Grand Sentinel
Sarah M. Burns
Danville
Eden
Fortville
Brownsburg
Southport
Miners' Differences Persists After State Conference
T W Davis of the Michigan Coal Operators' Association and W F Williams of the United Mine Workers' State organization return home after a national union conference failed to reach concessions or a settlement. The Rochester and Pittsburg group in Clearfield Pennsylvania reported more success, with 100 miners on strike and a settlement anticipated upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Davis
Michigan Coal Operators’ Association
W. F. Williams
United Mine Workers’ State Organization
Burney Rice
United Mine Workers
Rochester
Pittsburg
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Residence Properties Sold in Local Deed Records
Michell Sells yesterday afternoon signed the deed conveying his property at 222 North Meridian street to Mrs EB G Cor lins for a cash consideration of 9250. The lot fronts 40 feet and runs 201 feet deep. The sale was made by Falston Camden agency which also sold the residence at 126 East Market street to Thomas De Falca for 2 dollars. The dwelling has six rooms and the lot measures 2Hy by 232 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michell
North Meridian Street
Mra. EB. G. Corlins
Falston & Camden Agency
East Market Street
Thomas de Falca
New Meat Law Defended By German Government
Berlin reports the imperial health council approved boracic acid limits in meat preservation and the food committee’s judgment is treated as authoritative. The Interior Secretary Count Posadowsky-Wehner’s tour confirms the government remains firm on not raising minimum duties in the tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Health Council
Count Posadowsky- Wehner
Interior
Dresden
Munich
Historical revelation recalled at Aero Club banquet
Paris reports Count De Keratry recounted a perilous 1870 71 siege mission to Madrid to persuade Marshal Prim to declare a Spanish republic. He carried 60,000,000 francs in treasury bonds in a balloon to fund 50,000 troops, a plan Prime rejected. Prim was assassinated months later. Castelar and other republicans backed the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Keratry
The
Aero Club
Prillon
Bar le Duc
Meuse
National Defense Government
Madrid
Marshal Prim
Spain
Keratry
France
Senor Castelar
Isabella
Leopold of
Hohengzollern
Marshal Prima
Amadeus
Duke of
Aosta
Miss Stone Sails For Home From Southampton
Miss Ellen M. Stone American missionary sails on the Hamburg American line steamer Deutschland from Southampton for New York accompanied by R. B. McClure and R. S. Baker She plans U S lecturing to aid missions health improved after England trip and entertained at the U S embassy by Mr and Mrs Choate Santos Dumont also aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ellen M. Stone
New York
Southampton
R. B. McClure
Baker
United States
Miss Stone
England
Choate
M. Santos Dumont
Danish West Indies Treaty Debated in Landsthing Session
In Copenhagen on April 4 the Landsthing held an executive session over the Danish West Indies treaty. Opposition voices attacked the pact and pressed Foreign Minister Denitzer with many questions, which he answered clearly. Public interest is high and both sides expect victory. efforts to identify Landsthing members alleged to feed information to Congressman Richardson have not yet succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Landsthing
Denitzer
Richardson
United States Negotiates China Treaty in Shanghai
Ambassador Conger begins a short Shanghai visit aboard the gun boat Wilmington to negotiate a new commercial treaty with China. Meanwhile the Manchurian treaty text is being drafted in French after talks with China and Russia, with terms reportedly satisfactory to the United States Great Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
United States
Conger
Shanghai
Wilmington
China
Russia
United State
Great Britain
Japan
German Post Office Adopts Rowland Eightfold Telegraph System
Berlin reports the German Postal Department has accepted Prof Henry A Rowland's octuple transmitter after tests sending four telegraphic messages each way on a single wire. Experiments ran between Berlin and Hamburg with 300 to 520 words per minute. Plan to extend the system to Berlin Hamburg Cologne Leipsic and Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Henry A. Rowland
Baltimore
Hamburg
Rowland
Cologne
Leipsic
Frankfort
Rood Republican mayoral candidate gravely ill in hospital
Grand Rapids report shows Arthur R. Rood Republican mayoral hopeful confined to Butterworth Hospital with typhoid fever. Doctors say there is no hope for recovery as he sinks, after a strenuous primary campaign that led to his collapse on the eve of election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur R. Rood
Butterworth Hospital
Rood
Foxhall Keene Unhorsed at Melton Mowbray hunt
American sportsman Foxhall Keene was riding with the hounds near Burrough hill when his horse fell at the fence and rolled over him. He was unconscious but recovered enough to be moved to Dalby, the master of the hounds residence, for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emperor and Crown Prince Set for North Sea Pleasure Cruise
Berlin reports that Emperor William and the German crown prince will embark April 17 at Bremerhaven aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm for a pleasure cruise in the North Sea, following an imperial invitation and a large retinue. Also from Berlin, three Japanese officials Mori Nakamura and Asahina return after eighteen months studying German administration to adapt Formosan governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
William
Bremerhaven
Lloyd
Kronprinzg Wilhelm
North Sea
Mori
Nakamira
Asahina
Formosa
John Redmond Receives Freedom of Cork City
John Redmond, chair man of the United Irish League, was today presented with the freedom of Cork City in a ceremony attended by a large gathering of councilors and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
John Redmond
United Irish League
Obituary notices mark fleet officer and author deaths
Washington April 4 Lieutenant Commander W H Schuetze died at Naval Hospital from a complication of stomach and lung troubles. Appointed from Missouri he led the Lena Delta expedition and aided De Long survivors. An expert in compass work he served as navigator of the Iowa in the Spanish American War. Relatives live in St Louis. Newark April 4 funeral of Dr Thomas Dunn English author of Ben Bolt held at House of Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. H. Schuetze
Naval Hospital
Naval Service
Missouri
Naval Academy
Lena Delta
Russian Fluently, and In 1882 Was Sent Again To the Far North
State Department
Siberia
de Long
Navy
Iowa
St. Louis
Newark
N. J
Thomas Dunn English
Ben Bolt
House of Prayer
John 8. Miller
James Grant Wilson
Morris Patterson Ferris
New York
Society of American Authors
United States
James Smith
Andrew Kittrick
Thomas 8. Henry
Schuyler B. Jackson
Charlies F. Sahlbach
B. Wayte Parker
George R. Kent
Fairmount Cemetery
Rev Artemus Ehnamani, Nebraska’s first Indian minister, dies
SANTEE Neb April 4 Rev Artemus Ehnamani the first Indian minister in Nebraska and for thirty five years pastor of the Indian Pilgrim Congregational Church on the Santee reservation died at his home today He was well educated and influential among frontier Indians during General Miles era and helped prevent many bloody campaigns planned by the Indians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santee, Neb
Artemus Ehnamani
Nebraska
Indian Pilgrim Congregational Church
Santee Reservation
Ehnamani
Free Mission Church
Miles
Department of the Pirute
Notable legal minds and officials die across regions
New York announces the death of Daniel M. Foster a famed New York lawyer. Caracas reports the passing of Mr Middleton a former British minister to Venezuela aged eighty seven. Jefferson City mourns Gen James Harding secretary of the Missouri Board of Railroad Commissioners. Newark confirms the death of David A Depue former chief justice of New Jersey. Washington notes Pay Director H T Wright died at Port Said Egypt on the 28th of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel M. Foster
Armours
Rockefellers
Roswell P. Flower
Caracas
Venezuela
Mr. Middleton
Middleton
Mexico
Maximilian
Jefferson City
James Harding
Missouri Board of Railroad Commissioners
Newark
N. J
David A. Depue
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Washington
Navy Department
H. T. Wright
Port Said
Egypt
Three False Alibis in Toombs Murder Trial
Chicago April 4 The state rests in the Lewis G Toombs murder case after evidence presented to the jury. Defense witnesses will include Toombs himself while a reporter testified to three alibis he traced from Toombs statements, all of which were false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lewis G Toombs
Carrie Larsen
Peerless
Toombs
Toombe
Woodford Plans Orient Tour After Spain Mission
Gen Stewart L. Woodford former minister to Spain will depart tomorrow for an Orient tour via Montreal and Vancouver. He intends to go directly to the country to become acquainted with its people and conditions and will stay there for a considerable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Orient
Montreal
Vancouver
Sera
Mrs. F M Ingler Illness Confines House For Week
Community items report Mrs. F M Ingler confined to her house for a week due to illness. Other notes include Phi Delta Theta lunch at University Club, dividend from Ohio Indiarm Co, a charity “Happy Hooligan” show at Deaf and Dumb, and J R Miller exhibition at Lieber Gallery April 7–12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ingler
Phi Delta Thetacus
University Club
Ohio Indiarm of Company
Deaf and Dumbs
J. R. Miller
Lieber
Charles Bramlett
Washington Street
E. Man Rader
Queen Esther
Willie
iLene
Sarah
Ella H. Billings
Perry
Andrew E. Mackey
East North Street
Charles M. Lawrence
First United Presbyterian
Wiley Pierce
Fort Wayne Avenue
Klizmiller
Pierce
Fiarry Young
Young
Athian
Alexandria
Logan
Second Presbyterian Church
L. C. Walker
D. W. Coffin
Neat Profit in Loganport Railway Sale to Wabash
George J. Marott reportedly earned a $40,000 profit from selling his Logansport street railway system to the Wabash River Traction Company. Terms were settled recently as attorney M. B. Latry arrived to finalize, bringing $14,000 as the price. Latry noted the Wabash plans immediate extensions and upgrades, potentially linking to Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Marott
Logansport
Wabash River Traction Company
Marott
M. B. Latry
Port
Larry
Wabash
Aan
Lafayette
Torfman Held Up on Beale Street in Memphis
Michael Bennett, a Chicago torfman, reported to police that he was held up early today on Beale Street by six masked men. The robbers took jewelry valued at about 30 and also robbed the keeper of the place and another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Michael Bennett
Chicago
Beale Street
Bennett
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Eer
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Howmarket ST
Stevenson Bidg
Indiana Dental College
Scratlan Wi
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
B. Smith
English’s
Miss Butler
Miss Milliken
Marty Davenport
John Slavin
Florida
Marlowe
Harry Gilfoil
South Africa
Gilfoil
Manetesere
Harry Davenport
Mr. Slavin
Personal and
Rowe—Dolen
Kokomo
James R. Rowe
Nettie Dolen
Justice Moreland
Rowe
Halpin—Warner
George Herman Halpin
Minne Warner
Greenwood
National Arts Club
Wicked Mr. Wu
NEW Meat Law
Health Council
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Duhme Jewelry Co
the Duhme Jewelry Co
Fourth Street
Ohio
Ture
el Liberal
Alfonso
Don Carlos
Bank of Spain
Minister Conger
Foxhall Keene
Britain
Wellington
New Zealand
Richard J. Seddon
Redmond
Oicer
Dr. English
General Woodford
Mr. Marott
Torfman
Ield Medal
Coe
Lowney
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