Theatre Season Rumors Spark Big Casting Talks
Augustus Pitou dramatizes E P Roe novels while Dan Daly is billed as a star. George W Lederer arranges a new Daly musical with Virginia Earle lead. Eleanora Duse denies Gabriele d Annunzio will tour. Lipman to play in The Marriage Game. Lipman is a top local actor. The Park Theater hosts At Cripple Creek with Frederick Ley as leading man. Bertha Runkle and Lawrence Marston premiere The Helmet of Navarre. Charles Dalton heads the Runkle Marston company. Ada Lewis joined Peter F Dailey's Champagne Charley cast, earlier a Riley and the Four Hundred hit. John Parr dies after a prior visit. Frank Perley joins Eugene Cowles in vaudeville. Joseph Cawthorne loaned to Klaw and Erlanger for Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Nielsen absence leaves performers without European opera.
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Dan Daly
George W. Lederer
Daly
Virginia Earle
Bertha Runkle
Lawrence Marston
Navarre
Charles Dalton
Runkle-Marston
Ada Lewis
Peter F. Dailey
Augustus ‘Thomas
Miss Lewis
Edward Harrigan
Riley and
The
Four Hundred
Rogers Brothers
Wall
John Parr
New York
Frank Perley
Eugene Cowles
F. C. Whitney
Joseph Cawthorne
Klaw & Erlanger
Victor Merbert
Harry B. Smith
Mr. Perley
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Has Nielsen
Europe
Taggart Waiting as Polls Open in Stevenson Building
The Democratic city committee opens its headquarters on the sixth floor of the Stevenson building to prepare sixty day poll books. Chairman Fanning will assign clerks to compile voter expressions for Taggart’s nomination, with results likely by mid next week. The Republican committee plans completion by Saturday with books sent to precinct committeemen on Wednesday.
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Democratic City Committee
Stevenson
Fanning
Taggart
Republican City Committee
Miss Jessie Stake to visit Columbus for a short trip
Miss Jessie Stake will travel to Columbus on Thursday to visit friends. The ladies of St. Joseph's Church plan an Islewn fete on the church grounds at Noble and North streets Wednesday and Thursday nights. Miss Stake hosted a porch party Saturday for her guest, Miss Gertrude T. Whitmer of Covington, O. Whitmer will return home Thursday.
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Jessie Stake
Columbus
St. Joseph's Church
Lswn
Noble and
North Streets
Gertrude T. Whitmer
Covington
Miss Stake
Charles Stake
J. J. Baum
Miss Whitmer
Death of a Blacksmith Theod or Trucksess in Lan dersdale Morgan Co
Theodore Trucksess a blacksmith from Landsdale Morgan County died suddenly Saturday night while sitting on a porch with friends at Village Grocery. Coroner attributes heart disease. He was 58. Undertakers Collier and Reynolds moved the body to the city and to the home of his sister Mrs Morrison at 1219 Nordyke Avenue.
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Theodore Trucksess
Landersdale
Morgan County
Collier & Wnolds
Trucksess
Morrison
Nordyke Avenue
Insurance urged for home and real estate in Indiana
A caller questions trusting luck with home protection and tithe to real estate, urging insurance through Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street, Telaus.
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Indiana
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Telaus
The Lily and the Monument in a Growing World
Minister J Cumming Smith preaches on God Growing in the World noting autumnal decline and the permanence of divine influence. He argues Christ as ultimate authority and God’s word evolving with culture, urging reverence for faith, growth in lives, and sacred meaning in every common task.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Peter
God
Christ
Langer
Vatican
Sacredness of Common Life Sermon by Rev Allan B Philputt
Rev Allan B Philputt of Central Christian Church preached on The Sacredness of Common Life from Acts x, 15. What God hath cleansed that call not thou common. He urged breaking prejudice, noting Peter’s vision and the call for broad minded Christianity. He warned against narrow creeds and emphasized the holy at the heart of all things amid human selfishness.
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Christ
Galilee
Europe
St. Peter's
Michael Angelo
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Allan B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
New Faith
Peter
Work Begins on New Claypool Hotel Demolition and Construction
Indianap olis readers are invited to watch simultaneous demolition and excavation for the new Claypool Hotel. Ground-clearing starts soon with steel framework slated in about forty five days. The rotunda and grand staircase will rival European landmarks, and a 35 foot high columned hall will surround the vast rotunda. The project aims for a hotel of lasting durability and an auditorium for small conventions seating 100.
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Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Dayton
Claypool
Paris
Cincinnati
Mrs Jay Voss Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Jay G Voss 34 wife of Jay G Voss an insurance agent and daughter of C B Cones died at 1 45 am after a brief illness of peritonitis She had lived in the city since 1874 and was a resident of 4 5 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Jay G. Voss
North Pennsyl
Vania Street
Jay G.voss
Ance
C. B. Cones
Coal Miners Conference Arrives. Judge Yost Among Delegates
Representatives of coal miners from this and neighboring states, meeting with President Mitchell of the Mine Workers of America, arrived in the city last night and lodged at hotels. Among them was former Judge W. H. Yost of Greenville Kentucky, who serves as legal representative for Hopkins county miners. Ongoing trouble has persisted in the Hopkins county district.
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Mitchell
Mine Workers of America
W. H. Yost
Greenville
Yost
Hopkins County
Kentucky
Occidental
L. E. & W. Cars Derail in Michigan City Excursion
The first section of an L. E. and W. excursion train departing yesterday for Michigan City derailed at Stillwell Junction. The engine and first coach overturned, three more cars derailed, eleven cars in total. No injuries were reported, and the train was rerouted by the Lake Shore line with scheduled arrivals later.
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Michigan City
Stillwell Junction
Railway and Associated Press
Lake Shore
Death of Grace M List at Southport Farm Near Greenwood
Miss Grace M List aged twenty nine died at her father Cornelius List’s home near Southport yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock after months of ill health from consumption. A prominent Presbyterian worker in Southport she will be funeralized tomorrow at 1 oclock with interment at Greenwood.
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Grace M. List
Cornelius List
Southport
Miss List
Greenwood
Honest Doctor Fights Enemies in Minnesota Village
An elderly judge recalls Dr Salter a refined Indiana physician who moved to a rough Minnesota town. Enmity from Dick Swanson and others escalates when Salter defies them by carrying a pistol. After a dramatic pursuit he saves a dying child then persuades the judge with a powerful testimony. The tale ends with Salter’s death months later.
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Minnesota
West
Indiana
Dr. Salter
Salter
Dick Swanson
Alice
Alice Salter
Ck Swanson
Mquor
Delphi preacher at First Baptist speaks on church as God’s abiding tabernacle
Rev Addison Parker of Delphi Indiana delivers a broad liberal discourse from the First Baptist Church text Behold the tabernacle of God is with men He emphasizes the church as God’s meeting place amid modern life and the need to value its spiritual role while noting human imperfection The sermon concludes with monthly communion and Parker being linked to Mrs Atkins widow of Elvis C Atkins Next Sunday Rev Robert D Landis D D will preach at the same church
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Addison Parker
Delphi
Ind
First Baptist Church
Parker
Mr. Parker
Central Park
New York
Indianapolis
God
Kingdom of God
Tabernacle of God
Atkins
Elvis C. Atkins
Robert D. Landis
D. D
First Baptist Church of
Lafayette
Crown of Character Sermon At Roberts Park Church
The Rev. Elbert A. Trevor occupied the Roberts Park M E Church pulpit while Dr. Bacon was away and preached on holding fast to the crown of character. He urged faith in the messenger, personal responsibility, and striving for virtue as the path to heavenly reward, citing Jesus and those who succeed through struggle as examples.
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Elbert A. Trevor
Roberts Park M. E
Bacon
John
Gutter
Christ
Jesus Christ
Belicf
Jesus
Ris
George Jones Arrested For Petit Larceny
George Jones was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Haley and Splan and charged with petit larceny. He secreted a box of cigars found in Steffen's cigar store on East Washington street and started out with them.
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George Jones
Haley and Splan
Han
Steffen
East Washington Street
Disciple Sums Heaven Temperature At 826 Degrees Above Zero
In Circleville on Aug 4 Rev J Allen Viney a colored A M E pastor preached that heaven’s temperature is 826 degrees using scripture. He described millennium events with wars, judgments and Satan’s bind, noting white and black peoples’ roles and a fiery afterglow of the era.
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Circleville
J. Allen Viney
Viney
Jasper
Richmond
Tan
McKinley
William
Edward
Texas Bank Closed in Austin After Inspections
Federal Bank Inspector J M Logan closed the First National Bank of Austin placing a notice on doors that it would not reopen until the chief inspector arrives Alleged excessive loans prompted the action Texas deposits are reported around 200 000 with about 75 000 on deposit in the state Director Myrick said deposits totaled 525 000 though 000 was first cited He noted cash to pay 7 cents on the dollar with the remainder to be obtained by collections on water and that directors were surprised by the bank’s closing)
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Austin
Tex
Federal Bank
J. M. Logan
First National Bank
Texas
First National
Myrick
Rancocas Settlement Reaches Accord In Lorillard Case
The Press reports an unimpeachable authority says a settlement has been reached between Mrs Lillian B Allen and the Lorillards. Rancocas remains in the family and Mrs Allen will receive a large cash sum once appraisers finish valuing horses and property in New Jersey and England. Pierre Lorillard Jr will control the storm affairs and race the horses from Rancocas stable with Jack Joyner directing training in Saratoga.
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New York
Lillian B. Allien
Lorillards
Biggest Ship Afloat Celtic Arrives in New York on Maiden Voyage
The Celtic of the White Star line reached New York on its maiden voyage from Liverpool in eight days and forty six minutes. She docks with her steerage deck higher than the pier entrance as three hundred forty five cabin and two hundred sixty eight steerage passengers disembark. The ship’s average speed on the journey was 14.5 knots, though she can log 1% knots.
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New York
Celtic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Washington University Faces Expulsion Clash In Dental Faculty Group
Milwaukee August 4 An injunction secured from Court Commissioner Fred Schreiber prevented the National Association of Dental Faculties from expelling the National University of Washington. The plan reportedly included abolishing fraudulent dental schools and the Washington university has been a member for fourteen years.
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Milwaukee
National Association of Dental Faculties
National University of Washington
Fred Schreiber
Washington
National University
Victim of Knock-Out Drops in Charlotte
In Charlotte two miles from the city a young man was found unconscious by the roadside Friday afternoon and died at a local hospital an hour later. The coroner's inquest points to murder and robbery. The deceased is Newton Lanier of Fort Mill a Spanish War volunteer who went to Cuba with a local company. He was drugged at an alleged house in town and robbed of his watch and cash.
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Charlotte
Ute
Newton Lanier
Fort Mill
Cuba
Lanier
Cas
Eight Men Injured in Mooreni Smelter Blast
Phoenix Aug 4 eight workers were seriously injured when the center converter at the Detroit Copper Mining Company smelter in Moorenci exploded. Foreman Bernardo Rojo was among the injured and Joe Vetar suffered severe copper burns.
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Phoenix
A. T
Detroit Copper Mining Company
Moorenci
Bernardo Rojo
Joe Vetar
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