Capable Weber-Fields company at the Park in last week
The Park Theatre presents a strong Weber-Fields vaudeville bill with Eleanor Falk in a chorus backed show and the Six Blackbirds. Fiddle-De-Dee burlesques and The Royal Family parodies pace the two part program alongside skilled acts from Shattuck and All. The company performs two shows daily all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Falk
Josephine
Maid
Hindoostan
Pheamie
Pajamas Polly
Miss Falk
Arnim
Wagner
Sidney Grant
Henry Irving
Francis Wilson
de Wolf Hopper
Dan Daly
Rosa Naynon
Miss Naynon
Carlos
Edgar Smith
Weber-Fields
New York Music Hall
Park Theater
Floradora
Quex
Charles O. Rice
Fred Cady
John Alden
Hoffman Barr
Bobby North
Dave Warfield
John G. Sparks
Shattuck
Lillian Russell
Rosey Posey
Dorothy Drew
Guris
Iazy
Morris
Otto
Julia
Harold Hoag
Weber-Pields Company
George All
Johnstons
Newsboys
Cardovale
Cardownie Sisters
Walter Damrosch Named New York Philharmonic Conductor
Walter Damrosch, long associated with German opera in the Metropolitan company, is chosen to succeed Emil Paur as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. The nomination comes amid tensions with Paur and questions about Grau’s plans for Wagner and his operatic lineup. Damrosch’s election is seen as a step toward reconciliation between the Philharmonic Society and the permanent orchestra movement, potentially easing long standing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Metropolitan Company
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Emil Paur
New York Times
Philharmonic Society of New York
Damrosch
Maurice Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
Grau
Philharmonic Society
New York
Damreech
Permanent Orchestra
Philharmonic
Philharmonic transformation poses minor obstacles in shift to permanent orchestra
Speculation surrounds the Philharmonic becoming a permanent orchestra with few obstacles, though changes may threaten some members’ positions. The box office crowd for Beaucaire grew, suggesting more performances. The Crisis performances with Hackett drew tickets, while Washington hosts a first Washington Symphony by De Koven with Paderewski and Alice Roosevelt present. Arizona transfers to the Princess Theater in London with a new curtain raiser When Denny Comes Marching Home entertaining audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic
English
Richard Mansfield
Booth Tarkington
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Congressional
Washington Symphony Orchestra
New National Theater
Reginald de Koven
Ignace Jan Paderewiski
Alice Roosevelt
London
Arizona
Adelphi
Princess Theater
George Selwyn
Denny
Shank and Maxwell marry in Martinsville ceremony
James Shank and Miss Viola Maxwell of this city were married yesterday in Martinsville in the presence of a few relatives. The Rev. R. K. Moore officiated. The groom is a contractor and will continue to reside in Martinsville with his bride.
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Mamie Mannis
New York City
William Morrison, Jr
Morgan County
Professor Brennecke
Terre Haute
F. M. Ingler
Bloomington
J. H. Byers
Bessie
Glencoe
Kate Duvall
Hutchinson
Kan
Major Durand
Chicago
Don Price Hawkins
W. P. Herod
John Steiner
Cataract
William H. Cooper
North Capitol Avenue
Florence de Pauw
New York
Philadelphia
Greene
Mary Foster
Germantown
Mary Elston
Crawfordsville
Nicholas McCarty Harrison
Helen Greene
Cleveland
Muriel Hitt
Martha Carey
J. M. Mullen
Joseph
Iowa City
R. C. Arnold
Talbott Avenue
John S. Tarkington
North
Pennsylvania Street
Edgar Abbott
May Wright Sewall
Julius Caesar
Mary L. Salter
Meridian Street
Walter Hays
Buffalo
Charles Pfaffini
Lewiston
Idaho
William Kettenbach
D. P. Erwin
Atlantic City
George E. Townley
Myla Coburn
Raymond van Camp
van Camp
Joseph A. Milburn
Cortland van Camp
Martindale-Van Camp
Milburn
A. J. Halford
Ruth Halford
Helen Cook
Cincinnati
Evelyn Willis
Columbia
Leopold Burkhart
John M. Shaw
Clarence Kenyon
J. M. Shaw
Samuel E. Morss
Pauline Schellschmidt
Clara Haueisen
Josephine Morss
Jean Faurant
Richard Lieber
Fritz Wetzel
Nicholas Hoffman
Ferdinand Hollweg
E. M. Ogle
Kate Collins
Virginia Haw
Bertha
Louise Schellschmidt
Volney T. Malott
Miss Malott
Tompkins
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Lewis Agains
Fishkill-onethe-Hudson
Ewdin Henry Ferry
Arthur V. Brown
Paul H. White
Edgar H. Evans
Macy Malott
B. F. Riley
Samuel G. van Camp
Raymond P. van Camp
Jean Hill
Emma Martindale
Caroline Burford
Corella Taylor
China
Magazine Club
Japan
Shank
Maxwell
Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
James Shank
Viola Maxwell
RK. H. Moore
Methodist Church
Local Incorporations Update and HQ Change
New Castle Lumber Company incorporated with 5000 capital by Frank Litzenberger W O Newton and Peter Kuntz. Homer Canhing Company incorporated with 7.40 capital. Directors listed. National Manufacturing Company of Wabash moves headquarters to Detroit. Roann Cooperage renamed to National Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Lumber Company
Frank Litzenberger
Middletown
W. O. Newton
New Castle
Peter Kuntz
Chicago
Homer Canhing Company
Homer
Ind
Nathan Arbuckle
Emery A. Jarrett
James V. Hilligoes
Simon C. van Winkle
Lotus Tas
National Manufacturing Company of
Wabash
Secretary of State
Real Estate Transfers Between Potts Holloway and Others
Alfred F. Potts yesterday deeded to Horace B. Holloway a property on College avenue near Twenty third street for 6000 dollars. Holloway deeded to Potts a property on Beville avenue near Tenth street for 3500 dollars. Henry C. Thornton has Rupshased a property on Eleventh Street between Meridian and Illinois streets from Henry L. Doliman for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Potts
Horace B. Holloway
College Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Mr. Holloway
Mr. Potts
Beville, Avenue
Tenth Street
Henry C. Thornton
Eleventh Street
Meridian
Illinois Streets
Henry L. Doliman
Great many couples this month at Mullallys jeweler
J P Mullally of 28 Monument Place notes a surge in engagement ring demand this month citing many couples choosing diamonds and plain rings from his jewelry shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Governor Dole to visit Indianapolis with Armstrong family
Sanford B. Dole former President now Governor of Hawaii will stop in Indianapolis on return to Honolulu. He travels with W N Armstrong of Hampton VA and will be hosted by Mortimer Levering and wife. Armstong’s son Kalani, Yale alumnus and Columbia Bank solicitor, was christened by royalty in a ceremony featuring royal cocoanuts and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaiian Islands
Indianapolis
Dole
Washington
Honolulu
W. N. Armstrong
Armstrong Institute
Hampton
Mortimer Levering
Sandwich Islands
Armstrong
Levering
Witherbee miners in Mexico linked to Indiana capital and Diaz praise
C C Hyatt and the Witherbee brothers describe Mexican mining interests centered in Chihuahua Durango and Guerrero are connected to Indianapolis figures like W K Bellis and S E Morss. They claim Diaz built a rural police system and fostered law and order, attracting investment from Indiana capitalists into the Mexican Mining and Development Company and related ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
English
C. C. Hyatt
Detroit
Witherbee Brothers
Witherbees
Indiana
Michigan
Mr. Hyatt
Indianapolis
W. K. Bellis
E. Morss
W. H. Schmidt
San Toy Mining Company
Chihuahua
Diaz
Durango
Guerrara
Mexican Mining and Development Company
W. R. Hearst
Yellow Newspaper Man
Lorillards
Standard Oil Company
Oll Trust
Morton Fawcett
Columbia Club
Mexico City
Fawcett
Hyatt
Mrs Pat Campbell Keeps Tiny Dog At Hotel Dining Table In London
London actress Mrs Pat Campbell sparked a hotel clash over a small dog as she dined in the American room during her stay at the Hotel English. The head waiter insisted the dog could not be served at the table, citing policy, while previous restrictions allowed the animal in the rooms for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Campbell
Actress Caresses Dog Before Dining Room Ban In Hotel
Besought guests complained to Manager Lawrence after an actress, determined to keep her pet, tried to cover the dog with a napkin. The hotel enforce the dining room rule against animals and she surrendered the animal to a waiter. Before parting, she kissed the dog on its black muzzle and whispered remarked to it as police guests laughed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Judge Winfield Sounds Alarm on Logansport Council
In Logansport a political clash unfolds as Judge M. Winfield denounces a long standing Democrat Republican “combination” in city government. He backs the Miller law shifting council elections to every two years and vows to push for a new slate, while noting interurban delays and his possible future in Indiana politics. He spent the day in Indianapolis handling legal matters and then headed to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
M. Winfield
English
Judge Winfield
United States
Winfield
Miller
Senate
Indianapolis
Bates
Chicago
Representative Overstreet Heads Back to Washington
Representative Overstreet, the last Indiana delegation member at the State convention, departed for Washington yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, accompanied by Mrs Overstreet, returning to the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overstreet
Indiana
Washington
National Capital
Political Handbook of Indiana Issued by Republican Committee
The Republican state committee printed and began distributing the Political Handbook of Indiana for the 12 campaign. Compiled by Archibald C. Millican under committee direction, it details the state committee structure, district chairs, Indiana Lincoln League roster, county and precinct committees, maps, election tables, historical voting data, and how to place a candidate on the ballot. It also includes calendars for 19 and 19%, plus voter guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Archibald C. Millican
Republican State Committee
Indiana Lincoln League
Congress
United States Senate
Central Labor Union weighs Meyer Factory dispute and more
Union leaders pressed the Meyer overall plant controversy as the Central Labor Union weighs actions. Debates focus on Garment Makers’ Union welfare, with criticism of the firm’s unfair practices and calls for national officers’ guidance. Also on the agenda were charges against Hardwood Finishers’ Unit, teamsters organizing at Claypool Hotel, and cab drivers’ dispute with Indianapolis Transfer. Robert Nolan of International Custom Clothing Makers spoke, noting current Chicago HQ and 25 affiliated organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Meyer Overall
Garment Makers
E. J. Collins
Machinists’ Union
Meyer Company
George Custer
Ironholders’ Union
Garment Workers’ Union
Garment Makers’ Union
Laargey
Unitém
Teamsters’ Union
New Claypool
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Labor Temple Committee
Robert Nolan
International Custom Clothing Makers’ Union
Chicago
Coat Makers' Trouble Deepens Amid Union Dispute
The Kahn Tailoring Company faced a conference with the International Custom Clothing Makers' Union and Central Labor Union leaders after about 35 workers were dismissed. The union calls it a lockout while company officials cite a wage dispute and department reorganization. Negotiations continue as both sides seek settlement and a larger union presence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn Tailoring Company
Robert Nolan
International Custom Clothing Makers’ Union
Feltman
Central Labor Union
E. Beyers
Nolan
Kahn
Bulletin
Ebgeyers
Last Day For Spring Tax Installment Payment
Treasurer Koehne warns that next Monday is the final day to pay the spring tax installment. Those who fail to pay by Monday midnight face a 10 percent delinquency penalty added to their assessment. All checks must be mailed by the deadline to avoid the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehne
New York Contractor to View Indianapol is Ground Site
John Pierce of New York, contractor for the federal building project, will arrive tomorrow morning to inspect the ground selected for the site and confer on plans for the great structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierce
New York
Indianapolis
Mr. Pierce
Local sub contracts awarded to W P Jungclaus and team
Local men have obtained sub contracts, chief among them W P Jungclaus. The New York man will also arrange for excavation foundation work to begin at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jungclaus
New York
Local notices and incidents from the city
Tyner undergoes major surgery with expected full recovery while Labor Commissioner McCormack heads to Terre Haute for a street car strike settlement. Author Henry Adams to speak on Cardinal Newman. Jillson recovering from illness in Chicago. Mrs Willits’s home on Blake Street damaged by fire. William Converse detained after attending the Republican state convention. Knesses Israel members elected officers and trustees. Fred Dolan arrested for potato theft on Minerva Street. Seventh Regiment rally planned in Statehouse rooms May 14–15. Peele menaces police with intent to kill after insult. A girl runaways remains at large and well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
Tyner
McCormack
Terre Haute
Henry Austin Adams
Cardinal Newman
Tomlinson
W. M. Jillson
Knight & Jillson
Chi
Willits
Blake Street
William Converse
Converse
Wayne County
Repubcan
Congregation
Knerses Israel
Egeing
S. Trotsky
Man
Joseph Gal
H. Baskin
Zarinsky
H. Sluteky
H. Barrett
Fred Dolan
Minerva
West Wa Street
Washington Street
John V. Hadley
Statehouse
Mth
Thomas L. Peele
Eere
Corrigan
Grace Peele
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Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
the Grand
Weber-Fields Company
Dee-Dee
Beaucaire
de Koven
Personal and
Sanford
Hawaii
Pat" Campbell
Dog—Hotel
Pat” Campbell
Hotel English
Miss Stone
Prince Henry
Robley D. Evans
Admiral Evans
McClure
Republican Handbook
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Sespicts
Union Clothing Makers
Meyer Factory
Kahn Company
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Pierce
City News Notes
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