Theaters to Day Feature Grand Park and Empire
The Indianapolis Journal notes tonight's program at the Grand Opera House and Park Theater with Hassan of Willis and Hassan top mounter leading Arabian troupe, Black Patti Troubadours at Park, Rentz-Santley Burlesquers at Empire, and Bowery Burlesquers upcoming. In Evansville, Charlies Bromm performed amid news of his father’s death, delivering a moving leading role without breaking character.
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PARK
Lym
MPIRE
Rentz-Santley
Hassan
Willis
John Rucker
Sissieretta Jones
Black Patti Troubadours
Park Theater
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Grand Opera House
Charlies Bromm
Bromm
Social weddings and gatherings noted in Midwest circles
Edna Cornell of Saginaw and Miss Marjorite Currey of Evanston visit Vassar classmate Miss Goetz and stay with Miss Mona Taggart before the wedding. Amherst leaders President Harris and Mrs. Harris host dinners and luncheons with several campus and club figures. Harris to speak at Medical College exercises. Mrs. Hugh Hanna hosts a high tea honoring Miss Marion Wright with a large guest list including Miss Deb orah Moore and Miss Ruth Wilson. Various society events mark plans for Miss Van Camp’s marriage to John Taylor Martindale. Bird Tyler wed in Muncie with groom from Montreal. Jessup Fitzgerrell wed in Evansville. Bushnell Holman wed in Elwood.
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Edna Cornell
Saginaw
Mich
Marjorite Currey
Evanston
John N. Harry
Henry Jameson
University Club
Harris
Medical College
Hugh Hanna, Jr
Marion Wright
Detroit
Lucia Holliday
Miss Wright
Miss Holliday
Hanna
Deborah Moore
Julia Hollweg
Stuart Dean
Mary Noble
Annie Dean
Eben Sommers Baker
Anne Hurty
Ruth Wilson
Ethel Cleland
van Camp
John Taylor Martindale
W. T. Malott
Harry
New
Swiss van Camp
Mr. Martindale
Caroline Burford
Samuel G. van Camp
Olney
Miss van Camp
Raymond P. van Camp
Bird—Tyler
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Adele Tyler
George Bird, Jr
Herman G. Porter
Montreal
Canada
Jessup—Fitzgprrell
Evansville
Wilfred Jessup
Richmond
Katherine Fitzgerrell
Mount Vernon
Ill
Robert Williams
Recital by Richard Werner and local virtuosi at Propylaeum
Berlin born pianist Richard Werner performed ornate numbers at the Propylaeum with violinist Miss Bertha Schellschmidt soprano Mrs J B Holtzclaw and accompanist Mrs Rudolf Koster. Schellschmidt offered a czardas and Jude serenade while Holtzclaw sang Heart's Delight and Protestation. Terms include upcoming Gerardy Kreisler Hofmann recital and Maennerchor cantata The Forester's Wedding under Franz Bellinger.
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Richard Werner
Berlin
Richmond
Ind
Propylaeum
Bertha Schellschidt
J. B. Holtsclaw
Rudolf Koster
Werner
Raff
Brahm
Maennerchor
Franz Bellinger
Forester
Philip Goetz
Victor Jose
Emil Steinhilber
Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis Piano College
Baldwin's
Property transfers in city streets sales list
Wate A Weyenberg sold to Theodore H Schleicher a corner Walter and New York streets property for 46000. Mrs Josephine Osterman bought a North Pennsylvania street residence near Eighteenth for 33100. William Schaub and others conveyed a corner St Joseph and Alabama streets property to Margaret Oldendorf for 8. Susanna M Schofield sold fourteen lots on Yandes Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets and Macy avenue to Mainland Manufacturing Co for 32900.
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Wate A. Weyenberg
Theodore H. Schleicher
Walter and
New York Streets
Josephine Osterman
Pennsylvania Street
Mary T. C. Howe
William Schaub
St. Joseph
Alabama Streets
Margaret Oldendorf
Susanna M. Schofield
Yandes
Twenty-fifth
Twenty Sixth Streets
Macy Avenue
Mainland Manufacturing Company
New Diamond Cutting Method Praised by Illinois Jeweler
C. L. Rost of Illinois street jewelry calls Townsend of New York’s Twentieth Century Cutting the greatest achievement in refraction study. The method eliminates the flat top plane on diamonds, yielding far greater brilliance than traditional cuts.
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C. L. Rost
Illinois Street
Townsend
New York
Five Hundred Cases Reported in Delaware and Madison Counties
Secretary Harry reported nearly 500 smallpox cases during a Gaston visit in Delaware county and noted complaints from Madison county doctors about an eruptive illness they cannot diagnose accurately.
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Harry
Gaston
Delaware County
Madison County
Mrs Cutter In Critical Condition After Alleged Injuries
Mrs Frederick Cutter of 1183 Maple Street lies in a City Hospital critical condition from injuries said to be inflicted by her husband who has disappeared. Her two children are being cared for by the Charity Organization Society.
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Frederick Cutter
Maple Street
City Hospital
Madman Horace Fowle Held In Unsound Mind
Horace R. Fowle thirty one years old residing at 618 East Ohio street was yesterday adjudged of unsound mind. The affidavit states he is a morphine fiend and heavy drinker and will go to any length to obtain liquor. He imagines express wagons and spiders in his room.
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Horace R. Fowle
East
Ohio Street
Salesman Frank Smith Attempts Suicide at Home
Frank Smith a city salesman for the Kiefer Drug Company living at 446 East Vermont Street attempted suicide by taking carbolic acid yesterday. Domestic trouble was given as the cause, Dr. Given of City Dispensary was summoned and administered opiates.
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Frank Smith
Vermont Street
Dr. Given
Smith
Kiefer Drug Company
Woman Teck Landanum at Home Amid Domestic Trouble
Mrs Albert Divers of 435 West Louisiana street attempted self harm last night by taking landanum at her residence. Dr Devaney from the City Dispensary attended and she was promptly revived. Domestic trouble given as motive. Marion County W C T U to hold a rummage sale tomorrow on Massachusetts avenue for two weeks with each union handling two days.
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Albert Divers
Louisiana Street
Devaney
Marion County
Tét
Massachusetts Avenue
Real Estate Ad Promotes Indiana Title Guaranty Offer
An ad outlines a real estate assurance claim emphasizing secure title without an abstract, promising absolute security. It advertises Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 123 East Market Street with mentions of reasonable fees.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Contradictory Evidence in Terre Haute Revenue Office Inquest
Civil Service Commissioner Foulke and Special Examiner Covell heard testimony on charges against Collector Bonnell. Witnesses disputed political fundraising claims linked to former Collector Henry while denying Bonnell’s direct involvement. Testimony covered campaign funds, assignments, suspensions, and possible pressure on subordinates, with several witnesses contradicted or recanting earlier statements.
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Indianapolls Journal
Terre Haute
Seventh District
Internal Revenue Office
Civil Service
Foulke
Covell
Bonnell
Treasury Department
Bolton
Hunt
Henry
J. G. McNutt
Bennett
Houk
Gangers
de Baun
Self
Revenue
Washington
Stewart
Rinehart
Seldomridge
Bridge
Jenkins
Vincennes
Bridgeman
Barcus
Love
Bohannon
Boyll
Frank O. Clift
Wiliam Hill
Hill
Clift
Campelen
Warren
Heat and Storms Leave Trails of Damage Across Wisconsin
Reports from Wisconsin describe tornado, wind, and lightning damage including injuries to Mary Pertisch and Gillett Reed in Hebron, plus destroyed barns, toppled tombstones, and uprooted trees. New Richmond lightning killed Arthur Roetger, while other cities report minor property damage and beneficial rains. weather shifts across Chicago Cincinnati Detroit and western Michigan with varying wind speeds and temperatures.
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Mary Pertisch
Hebron
Gillett Reed
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Woodland
Horleon
Green Bay
New Richmond
Arthur Roetger
Chicago
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Detroit
Grand Ra
Michigan
Severe Storms and Unseasonable Warmth Across Regions
Across Bay City and the intermountain West a gale and heavy precipitation caused telecom damage while snow and rain foretell beneficial effects in fruit districts. Severe storm at Clayton suspended business. chimneys and skylights blown down as a church and nearby building were demolished. Baltimore logged a high of 49 and a low of 56 with humidity around 60s. Pittsburg hit a new April 22 heat record at 86.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Colorado
Clayton
N. M
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Government Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau notes drought and needed rain across regions
The weekly crop report shows warmer than average conditions on the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountains but cooler in the middle Atlantic and Southern States with widespread dryness in central valleys. Rain is badly needed in Rocky Mountain districts, central valleys, and mid Atlantic areas. mal temperates raise drought risk in Kansas and Nebraska. Overall farming slowed by slow corn planting, winter wheat growth lagging, and mild moisture shortages. A late week gale reached 68 mph in Chicago, with Indianapolis recording 66 mph. A frost may reach this city tonight, with temperatures dropping toward 4 degrees above zero. Weather will turn colder tonight.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Central Gulf States
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Central
West Gulf
Illinois
Ohio
Middle States
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Indianapolis
Blythe
City News Notes and Local Happenings
Reserved seats for the Y M C A hall concert go on sale this morning due to high demand. Capt H T Hull of Noblesville elected major of the second battalion Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, succeeding Maj M L Chew. Remains of John Lauder of Indianapolis to lie in state for burial with military escort. Lauder, who passed an exam for second lieutenant, died after overstudy for merit marks. Third Claysonian Council and Banar opened at Sixteenth Street and Martindale Avenue with manager Mr Clay arranging exhibits from Noah Freeman and others, assisted by Miss May Sloss. hazar remains open until Saturday night.
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Knights of Pythias
H. T Hull
Noblesville
M. L. Chew
John Lauder
Indianapolis
Fort Adams
Newport
Lauder
Claysonian Council
Banar
Sixteenth Street
Martindale Avenue
Clay
Noah Freeman
Lawrence
Capitol Supplympany
Indianapolis Specialty Company
Sims & Williams
A. B. Fields
Home Bakery
May Sloss
Well-known athlete extols flesh brushing routine
In the Philadelphia Record a famed athlete advocates daily flesh brushing rather than baths. He claims an hour each morning with a head to toe brush keeps pores clear, removes dead cuticle, and maintains suppleness, describing it as the finest exercise and superior to bathing.
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Philadelphia
Public mood on General Miles retirement debated
Boston Transcript notes strong community sentiment shaping opinion on General Miles retirement. Public unknown Miles to most, yet retirement viewed as humiliation for a veteran who rose high and fought in major battles before Roosevelt’s youth, while a younger officer may replace him, altering public judgment.
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Boston Transcript
Miles
Roosevelt
Building Permits From Local Readers
Building permits listed include Blanche Copeland for a frame cottage at M37 La Salle Street with 500 dollars. Louisa Klinge applies for an addition on Lexington Avenue. Maggie Wheat for a frame barn on Keystone Street. George Hollins repair work at 12 Oliver Avenue. Myer kitchen at 2122 Messant Street for 150 dollars. J Watson Mover three room house at 28 La Salle with 400. Emma Baxter cottage at 249 Stewart Street. Kate Fopplane remodeling at 46 South Pine Street for 500. Herean Aletien frame house at 160 Quincy inches with repairs at 537 Huron Street for 00 dollars.
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Blanche Copeland
la Salle Street
Louisa Klinge
Lexington Avenue
Tany H. Wheat
Sm Keystone Street
Sim
George Hollins
Oliver Avenue
BP. Myer
Messant Street
J. Watson Mover
la Salle
Educad
English Avenue
Emma Baxter
Stewart Street
Bro
Kate Fopplane
South Pine Street
Herean Aletien
Quincy In
Huron Street
Defense Questioned in Berry Howard Case as Trial Continues
In Frankfort on April 22 the defense moved for acquittal in the Berry Howard case, was overruled, and Col. David G. Colson opened for the defense. Colson contends Howard sought a pardon for a nephew, met ex Governor Brown in Louisville, and was not driven by political motives. Howard testified for about three hours denying Commonwealth witnesses and recounting his January 1900 trip and lobby actions in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Berry Howard
David G. Colson
Colson
Goebel
Taylor
Louisville
Brown
Howard
Commonwealth
Si Sayler
Jim Gross
John Young Brown
John D. Howard
Senator Goebel
House of Representatives
Wil Lewis
J. A. Mahaffey
Jasper Pearl
James McKnight
James Groxus
Gross
Arbitration Declined in Olneyville Strike Fight
Boston April 2 The Olneyville strikers of the American Woolen Company again rejected an offer by Senator M A Hanna to act as arbitrator via the Civic Federation. Hanna proposed a meeting in Boston with Wood to reach understanding on disputed questions. The strikers demand full concession before any negotiation.
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Boston
Olneyville
American Woolen Company
M. A. Hanna
Civic Federation
Hanna
Wood
Andover
Mass
William M. Wood
Senator Hanna
Convention Adjourns For Committee Work In Steel Strike
Wheeling West Virginia April 22 The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers adjourned to committee work likely through Friday The wage committee report will be heard first as panels work toward presentation of separate committee reports Fire and steel union actions to lock out fellow workers noted amid broader strike coverage Also a burned steamer tragedy yields a charred trunk found atop boilers with only a skull remaining no identification possible
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Cincinnati
Percy Andrea
Brewers’ Exchange
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Brewers
American Federation
Andrea
Gompee
Wheeling
W. Va
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Confederate Reunion Attendance in Dallas Tops 125000
Dallas crowds surge through the streets as the Confederate reunion marks its first day. Estimates place visitors at about 125000 with 100 visitors at the camp site. General Gordon arrives late and General Lee presides, amid thunderous applause led by veterans.
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Dallas
Tex
Fair Grounds
General Gordon
Lee
Army of the Tennessee
General Lee
Gordon
W. J. Bryan
Seventy Feared Dead in City of Pittsburg Sinks
Cairo April 22 The steamer City of Pittsburg wreck prompted an investigation by insurance men and wrecking crews. After three days about eighty saved, fifty one known dead, over twenty missing, with death toll expected to reach seventy. Pursuit of bodies continues for L L Hunter and L B Magill of Tidbute Pa.
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Cairo
City
Pittsburg
L. L. Hunter
L. B. Magill
Tidbute
South
Pennsylvania
Ween
Cassidy Ol Birthday Comment Sparks Narrow Escape
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph item recalls Cassidy Ol describing a lucky escape tied to a February birthday. The exchange features Casey and Cassidy discussing timing and the near miss, with Cassidy noting how a different birth date could have changed events.
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Pittsburg
Cassidy
Casey
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