The Western actor Whiteside draws mixed New York heat
The piece notes Walker Whiteside earns respect nationwide yet draws amusement from New York critics who mock his chemistry with Shakespeare. It also previews forthcoming performances by Eugene Cowles and Madame Sapinsky Sapinsky at Fair Bank, plus Park Theater plans, Shakspeare revival news, and Metropolitan Opera tour probes.
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Walker Whiteside
New York
Metropolitan
Whiteside
Efmt
America
Death of Hamilton Lasaphiee Smith LL D former Hobart professor
NEW LONDON Conn Aug 2 Hamilton Lasaphiee Smith LL D formerly professor of physics and astronomy of Hobart College Geneva N Y is dead as a result of a fall. Smith born 1818 in Yale was classmate of many men prominent in national affairs. He entered industrial life settled in Cleveland later took up science and mathematics and in 180 he gave up mercantile pursuits to enter the faculty of Hobart College where he remained until.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Hamilton Lasaphiee Smith
Hobart College
Geneva
N. Y
Professor Smith
Yale
Cleveland
Pobart Collge
Prodigal Son Sermon on Self Discovery and Pride
Rev J Cumming Smith frames the prodigal tale as a diamond in rubbish, urging pride as a divine spur to better life while warning egotism limits faith. He contrasts failing self with the divine potential, urging self judgment and aim at higher ideals for conversion and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
God
Supreme Court of Appeals
Reverend Brown Goes On Summer Vacation From St Pauls
The Rev. Lewis Brown, rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church, preached his last sermon before a summer break. He will not lead services in August as he and his family travel out of town. In his absence, A. Q. Jones and W. W. Hammond will cover morning sermons, while H. M. Nader and Dr. W. K. Berry lead evening services.
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Brown
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Raphael
Anyene
Rev. Brown
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. Q. Jones
W. W. Hammond
H. M. Nader
W. K. Berry
Review of Troops Concludes With Homeward March
Troops prepare to abandon camp as daylight reveals the last loading of tents trunks and chests. Governor Durbin hosted a staff banquet with Capt William E English and wife and daughter present. Captain Blume of Company E received a gold watch charm from the Evansville Modern Woodmen. Rail traffic into Indianapolis brought many visitors to the camp including Ohio National Guard Captain Jones and Captain Ridenour who departed for their homes after days at the camp.
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Governor Durbin
William E. English
Blume
Company E
Woodmen
Evansville
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Shirt waists with yoke fronts are among the latest features of the season and well suited for young girls. The style includes box plaits and shoulder straps with a battlement edge on the yoke. Made of white linen, machine stitched, trimmed with pearl buttons. waisting materials of cotton linen silk and wool are all suitable.
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May Manton
Sesson
Sewing pattern instructions for a waist and yoke design
Description of a waist with fronts backs and yoke, box plaits on fronts and back, yoke over upper fronts, includes sleeve cuffs matching yoke. Material for medium size listed as 7 yards 21 inches wide or other widths. Pattern 4487 in misses sizes 12 14 16. Pattern coupon from The Journal Indianapolis request.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Energy forms beyond known science in wireless telegraphy
In the New Orleans Times-Democrat discussion, the writer questions Marconi’s wireless telegraphy and the true nature of the energy carried, arguing that electricity is not a simple fluid traversing space. The piece notes air as a strong insulator and doubts transmission across oceans is feasible with current understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Signor Marconi
Marconi
Solo From An Opera At First Baptist Church
Mrs. Leo Riggs sang the intermezzo from Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana with piano by her husband at the First Baptist Church. Cleveland pastor Hanly preached on Ecclesiastes urging youth to remember God, cautioning against neglect and urging joy within faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Leo Riggs
First Baptist Church
Ecclesiastes
Hanly
CHAT OF THE MORNING ON THE STREETCAR
A summer evening streetcar tale features three well dressed girls debating fare as a cheeky young man claims they ride with him. The stout leader asserts control while the others react with surprise and the conductor collects fares before the scene ends with the trio confronted by the group’s bold member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme
Boor
Angel Child Nods To Street-Boy Influence In Charm And Sham
A sheltered boy Reginald faces daydreamed rebellion as he spends time with street- Side boys who play baseball in back alleys. His mother laments his mingling while Reginald claims their rough talk proves their innocence. The piece closes with a Table Talk breakfast and menu offerings.
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Reginald
Reggie
Angel
Night Owls
Indianapolis
Anderson
Two Big Sunday Crowds At Acton Park Camp
Large crowds at Acton Park for the second Methodist camp Sunday with fried chicken dinners and busy scenes. Services were well attended led by Rev. T. K. Willis and Dr. Wilbur F. Sheridan. A stereopticon lecture program and future Forward Movement events are announced. Notable visits include Miss Kate Lee and Mrs. Harriet Cox with other local residents noted.
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Acton Park
Dashiel
T. K. Willis
Wilbur F. Sheridan
J. P. D. John
Lulu Tyler Gates
Sheridan
M. B. Miller
Europe
Alfred Kummer
Portland
Ore
Kate Lee
Linton
Harriet Cox
Indianapolis
Acton
Meek
Mary Meek
Richardson
Southport
James Crow
Crow
Egleston
H. Friedman
Layle
McLean
Edna Steeg
Jack Quill
J. L. F. Steeg
C. A. McCullough
Loogootee
Park
Edna
Bessie Landis
J. Carroll
City
Frank Reynolds
F. Reynolds
C. Press
Anderson
L. H. Martin
Shady Nook
Frank Hedges
Chicago
Town anecdotes mix coal talks and rail dreams in Indiana
In Anderson and surrounding towns, visitors recount regional sights. McCullough from Brazil discusses coal demand and clay industries while Jasper county reshapes farms via drainage and Gifford’s marsh reclamation. Crawfordsville notes rail and streetcar plans, and a Night Owls Club tale closes with a purse mystery and a missing salary envelope.
Naval appointee from Stanford commits suicide
Charles Saufley aged eighteen a member of a prominent Stanford family died after ingesting a dose of corrosive sublimate last night He had recently been named an alternate naval cadet by the President and died today from the effects of the poison.
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Stanford, Ky
Charles Saufiey
Saufley
Bethany Park Bethany Sunday Scene Armed With Wreck News
A Bethany crowds gathered as an interurban wreck north of Brooklyn sent victims to the grounds. W H Salye and John T Brown led lectures at the Bethany Sunday school with strong attendance, dinner crowds, and a service ended by Lord's Supper. A later note reports a fatal incident in Reading during a county store debate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Bethany
Brooklyn
James Small
W. H. Salye
Cincinnati
J. B. Sidener
Col. F. P. Smith
John Baptist
Indianapolis
Walter S. Smith
Arlington
Electa Chase
Wabash
J. W. Kilburn
Washburn
Lil
J. L. Thompson
Hebron
Sadie Jones
Columbus
B. C. Deweese
Bible College
Lexington
Christ
John T. Brown
The
Christian Companion
Louisville
Brown
J. F. Findley
Chicago
Mrs. C. O. Hurd Seeks Relief From Nervous Ailments
Mrs. C O Hurd of Buffalo Mo reports nervous low mood sleeplessness nervousness and muscle twitching eased by Dr Miles Heart Care and accompanying remedies. She notes her son’s heart trouble improved after using the same treatments and praises the products as a wonderful remedy.
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C. O. Hurd
Towa
M. E. Church
Miles
Nes
Alice Mead
Buffalo
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Special train brings Heck’s shows to Indianapolis
A special train bearing Heck’s acts will reach Indianapolis this morning and move to the Washington street showground for setup. Tens of electric lights will illuminate the enclosure as the first performance tonight opens, with matinees to follow daily. Free admission for children twelve and under at matinees begins tomorrow. The program features Tycoon troupe, Bostock’s wild animals, Madame Planka with lions, Anoldo and Deets with jaguars, Captain Le’s bears, Danish M’lie De Bora snake charmers, Woodford’s dog acts, Streets of Cairo with camels and dervishes, Palace of Living Art, German Village, and other attractions, plus free acts including high-wire feats and the silver wire slide.
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Heck
Indianapolis
Washington Street
Bostock
Wild Animal Arena
Madame Planka
Anoldo
Captain le
M'lie de Bora
Professor Woodford
Woodford
Cairo
Palace of Living
Congress of Danel
Dodo
Mile
Oligo
Mosquitoes and Malaria: Health Board to Discuss
The Health Bulletin will examine how malaria is spread by a tiny mosquito. The Anopheles female transmits Plasmodium to humans, not the common Culex. Malaria’s reach varies by region, with swamps and pools supporting the mosquito, while city conditions limit spread unless water sources and rain create breeding sites.
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State Board of Health
Health Bulletin
Cent
America
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Dramaic Mirror
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South Carolina
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Australia
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Charles Dickens Syndicate
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Garrick Theater
Judith
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Miss Mannering
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Loudon G. Chariton
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Democratic Committee
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Francisville
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