Grand's Opening Vaudeville Bill Promises Strong Season
Park schedule highlights Madame Eugenia Mantelli leading a Grand Opera style vaudeville bill with Six Montroses acrobats and Josephine Laoker act. Powers Theatre launches Orrin Johnson star tour in Hearts Courageous. Bowery Burlesquers praised for Miss Nettle Nelson and Warsaw brothers. Park Opera House features For Mother's Sake close, Railroad Jack, Dixey at English's, Belasco's new work for Mrs. Carter, Babes in Toyland nearing end in Chicago, Bostonians revive Robin Hood in New York.
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Madame Eugenia Mantelli
Madame Mantelli
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Montroses
Josephine
Phil
Nettle Peters
Lynn Welcher
Martini
Maxmillion
Orrin Johnson
Indiana
Powers’ Theater
Chicago
Mr. Johnson
Charles Frohman
Annie Russell
Maude Adams
Miss Rives
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Empire
Bowery
Nettle Nelson
Warsaw Brothers
Marke Heath
New England
Joe Pemberton
The
Aera
Little Anne Blanche
Railroad Jack
James de Noyer
Manhattan Comedy Four
Grand Opera House
Goat Theater
New York
Bayentie Theater
Besser
West
King Chicago
Bostonians
Academy of Music
Agnes Cain Brown
Wes Ataratt Stags
Kate Coning
Olieen
Tinte
Aes
Saeed Oele
Yensle Darniette Davis
Alan-a-Dale
Social News Reunions and Travel from Indianapolis Area
Mrs. Pleasant Bond returns from Martinsville. Mrs. Miles Sinnott and son return from St. Joe Michigan. Numerous residents report trips to Sylvan Beach Kennebunkport Martinsville Akron Columbus and Montreal with relatives and friends. Mrs. Halcomb and Misses travel to Maxinkuckee while other social rounds include galas and gatherings at various homes.
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Pleasant Bond
Martinsville
Miles Sinnott
St. Joe
Mich
Dickhutt
John M. Hall
Sylvan Beach
Larz Whitcomb
Kennebunkport
Lew Ellen Hunt
Los Angeles
Laura Marten
Maxinkuckee
Frederick E. Matson
Frederick Alexander
St. Lawrence
Louis A. Kinsey
W. C. Graceley
St. Louis
Prospect Street
Charles Oakes
East Orange
N. J
Albert Lawrence Kinsey
Columbus
A. B. Cornelius
Garland Dells
E. C. Reynolds
Marjorie
Terre Haute
Belle Campbell
William Hypes Applegate
Talbott Avenue
Maud Rail
Shelbyville
Harriet W. Malpas
Delaware Street
Albert Sahm
Bloomingdale Glens
F. L. Thomas
Shirley
Atlantic City
J. S. Cruse
Montreal
Cornelia Bet
Oeaie
E. M. Wood and Son
Charles Brown
Pittsburg
George Edwin Hunt
Charleston
Ill
E. C. Atkins
Thomas Reid
Elizabeth
Boston
New York
Washington
Vic
Harry Hemstead
Old Point Comfort
Nanticket
C. E. Woodbury
Edna Reynolds
St. Catherine's
Canada
May Wright Sewall
Indianapols
Gerturde Duvall
Philadelphia
Virginia Pickens
Irma Waber
Harry H. Wheeler
Kankakee
Henry F. Houghton
O. S. Runnels
Maret
Ruth McCulloch
Hugh Hanna, Jr
Higgins Lake
Michigan
Henrietta Mayo
Halcomb
Washington, D. C
McCunt
Hervey Bates, Jr
Atkins
Francis H. Fleming, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Fleming
M. H. Spades
P. H. Fitzgerald
Laura
Pemberton
Mass
Fitzgerald
John
Share
Susan Ketcham
Lieber
Miss Ketcham
Laura P. Coue
Waterloo
Edna Frank
Jane Merrill Ketcham
Elizabeth Waddle
Eleanor Barker
Mary Lawson
Alice
Carrie Butler
Butler
Irvington
Rhodes
Lindley
Indianapolis Journal
Paoli
Ind
Andrew J. Rhodes, Jr
Allie Lindley
West Third Street
Huber
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
W. W. Zimmerman
Irish fugitive arrested in United States escape history
James Lynchehavn alias Thomas Welsh captured at 30 Winton Street by Deputy Marshals Rankin and Martin with Royal Irish Constabulary assistance and Pinkerton detective E. J. Weiss. He faces extradition to Ireland to serve life sentence for attempted murder after a long nationwide hunt. Case continued to 2 pm for extradition papers.
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James Lynchehavn
Thomas Welsh
Winton Street
United States
Rankin and
Martin
Andrew Young
Royal Irish Constabulary
E. J. Weiss
Pinkerton
Lyncheham
Moores
Ireland
Wishard
Wells
Agnes M'Donnell
County Mayo
Maryborough
Arrest Shifts to Identity Doubt in Quiet Take
A man was arrested yesterday morning after Lyndeham submitted quietly citing rheumatism. He is noted for bravery and shrewdness from service with ce police in Liverpool and Manchester. In this city he has worked for Terre Haunte Brewing Company and the storch works. He denies being the wanted man and if he persists, Ireland may be asked to send an agent to establish his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndeham
Liverpool
Manchester
Emae
Terre Haunte Brewing Company
Storch Works
Lyncheham
Ireland
Flower Mission Fair Opens Sept 7 and 8
Flower Mission fair opening of the new market house is postponed from Sept 1 to Sept 7 and 8 due to delayed construction. Committee chairs are listed for handkerchiefs candy decorations peanuts fishpond ice cream music fortune wheel lemonade and other stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. Tucker
Charles Wood
T. G. Barry
C. W. Wheat
H. Segar
E. Segar
Frank Izer
Clara Oakes
Georgia Hanch
C. R. Cunningham
Z. Hummell
Beck
J. Dickey
J. H. Taylor
Henderson
W. A. Everts
J. H. Orndorff
Hendricks King
Conference of Charities State Meeting in Fort Wayne
The twelfth annual State Conference of Charities and Correction will meet in Fort Wayne September 23 to 25 with a program described as the best yet. Special half fare rates through the Central Passenger Association require certificates from association representatives. organizers are William P. Cooper, Prof. Thomas F. Moran, and Amos W. Butler. The agenda covers private life ideals, child welfare, county institutions, juvenile court, and outdoor relief, with visits to the Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth and a reception at the Allen County Orphans' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Cooper
Fort Wayne
Thomas F. Moran
Lafayette
Amos W. Butler
Samuel M. Foster
Pusereaoos Ene
David W. Moffatt
Samuel M
Alexander Johnson
J. B. Montgomery
State Public School For
Coldwater
Mich
Orphans’ Home
John B. Elam
Indianapolis
Knightstown
E. E. York
Indiana
Plain
Allen County
Aten
John M. Qinlan
Huntington
Worth M. Tippy
Morris M. Freuerlicht
Carrie Rein
Associated Charities
Evansville
T. F. Rose
Muncie
Ernest P. Bicknell
Bureau of Charities
Chicago
Ill
County Poor Asylum
P. Kruger
Marshall Coane Poor Asylum
Plymouth
Daniel Fasig
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Board of County
Charnee Erm Correction
B. F. Wissler
Richman
P. S. Sullivan
Indiana Township Trustees’ Association
Peru
R. W. McClure
Fayette County
Connersville
Indiana School
Richard 8. Tuthill
Edward O'Rourke
George W. Sore
Juvenile Court
Helen W. Rogers
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
This column offers a detailed guide to a well fitting petticoat that drapes smoothly from the hips with a graceful flare below the knees. It describes a long cloth design with lace frills and bands, adaptable to silk and washable fabrics, and notes trimming options.
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May Manton
Shortridge High School additions contracted to Pierson firm
School Board awarded foundation and excavation for Shortridge High School addition to J C Pierson & Son at 7887 dollars. Concrete foundation chosen over brick, with Schumacher submitting high brick and concrete bids. Also plumbing contracts awarded to George W Keyser with Clow system chosen to save water. highest bids noted. Experts report books correct. balance subject to check 348096.53. City plans 200 by 289 foot Penn... Thirty streets property bought for 6000 dollars. Property levy increased by 57 cents per 100 dollars for funds including real estate, school building programs, manual training, library, and kindergarten.
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Irvington
Shortridge High School
George W. Keyser
Nelson
Mack & Cook
Moores
J. C. Pierson & Son
Schumacher
Huff Smoke Consumer Company
Emrich and
Taylor
Carey M. Kuhns
Alfred E. Cook
Usin
Bona Thompson Library
Cleland
Pennsylvania
Young Men's Institute Holds Annual Meeting
The Young Men's Institute held its annual meeting beginning with a solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church. Delegates then met at St. Joseph's Hall East North Street and sent a cable to Pope Pius X. Committees were named for credentials laws, mileage, performance, and other duties. Missionary discussions and a public session for non Catholics followed. An exhibition by Weber Council took place at Wolff's Hall, with plans for an executive session and an outing at Broad Ripple tonight.
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Young Men's Institute
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Hall
East North Street
Pope Pius X
Rome
Indiana Y. M. IL
Joseph T. Bauer
Francis Dowd
Deason
James Delaney
Father Bauer
Order
W. P. Manion
D. L. McCauley
J. P. Trist
J. J. Kasper
Michael Horan
John Hicey
Peter M. Fagan
Dan Doyle
Frank Rosenbaum
Mance
J. F. Bauer
Kasper Krebs
William Fehrenbach
State of Institute
Thomas Flaherty
James Flannigan
A. N. Brewer
James Wade
Maurice Wrenn
John Walsh
John
Prominent Indians Visit Capital City Hotels and People
Indianians E N Hill attorney L D Guffin and S C Griffith return from two months in England Ireland and Scotland visiting London Paris Edinburgh and other cities. John Galvin and Robert W Brown Elks officials review the Baltimore convention stenographic report. W B Perkins Boston real estate broker and other guests stay at the Claypool. Jerry Kelly resigns from Grand Hotel after thirty years. Other guests include R G Jenckes H Miller W W Reed and City Attorney W E Wickey. Cc F Klepper found dead after years in business on Massa.
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E. N. Hill
Carthage
Ind
L. D. Guffin
S. C. Griffith
Parry Manufacturing Company
England
Ireland
Scotland
Columbia Club
London
Paris
Edinburgh
Queenstown
Cork
Hamburg
Berlin
the Elks
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
Indianapolis
of the Elks
Baltimore
Joseph T. Fanning
Brown
Louisville Times
W. B. Perkins
Boston
Claypool
Roo
A. H. Hunt
T. H. Berke
Kokomo
J. E. Williamson
Evansville
W. A. Spurgeon
Muncie
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Local Man Found Dead In Bed At Home On North Pine Street
A man was found dead in bed at his home on 590 North Pine Street yesterday morning. An autopsy will determine the cause of death. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chusetts
North Pine Street
Klepper
Foot Crushed Off in Panhandle Roundhouse Accident
Francis M. Marsh, a machinist helper for the Panhandle Railroad, was injured at the East Washington street roundhouse when workers backed an engine onto him. His right foot was crushed off and he received back injuries. Dr. Jeff of the City Dispensary transported him to St. Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Marsh
Panhandle Railroad
Roundhouse
East Washington Street
Marsh
Jeff
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Banquet Honors Prof. Emmerich for 30 Years in Indianapolis
In a German House banquet hosted by over 100 German citizens, Professor Charles E. Emmerich, principal of the Manual Training High School, received a $1,000 traveling bag gift. The surprise bill and rest, presented by toastmaster August M. Kuhn, drew heartfelt praise from speakers Herman Lieber, Robert Nix, Theodore Stempfel, and William W. Riess. The event honored his long service since 1878 with the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles E. Emmerich
Manual Training High School
August M. Kuhn
Ammerich
Emmerich
Prof
Herman Lieber
Robert Kipp
Charles Krauss
Robert Keller
Theodore Stempfel
Prof. Emmeric
Religion Cause of Insanity Inquest Finds Mrs Bazel Disturbed
Mrs Jane Bazel 519 Agnes street wife of Cyrus Bazel in charge of carpet and rug department at H P Wasson Co was declared insane at an inquest by Justice Stout She suffers religious mania intensified during Holiness Association meetings at Greenwood She jumped from a window last Saturday breaking her leg and attempted another jump before restraint She will be taken to the Central Hospital for the Insane at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bazel
Agnes Street
Cyrus Bazel
H. P. Wasson & Co
Justice Stout
Bazel
Holiness Association
Greenwood
Central Hospital
Renamed worker injured after fall from scaffold
Gan Lowe aged sixty five of 5337 University Avenue Irvington yesterday fell thirty five feet from a scaffold while painting. He sustained a fractured right arm and serious injuries suspected due to his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Lowe
University Avenue
Irvington
Dr Brayton Operated On And Remains In Hospital
A successful operation was performed yesterday on Dr. A W Brayton and he was moved to St Vincent's hospital. Dr Dunning assisted by Dr Pfaff formed the procedure and the attending physicians predict a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brayton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dunning
Pfaff
Mrs Bertie Jasper Seeks Missing Husband in Illinois
Mrs Bertie Jasper of 615 Eckert Street asks police to locate her husband who left recently and was said to be visiting relatives in Illinois. She fears foul play due to lack of contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Jasper
Eckert Street
Illinois
Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry Reunion Planned
On Wednesday September 16 the sixteenth annual reunion of the Thirteenth Indiana is to be held at Mansur Hall at the corner of Ala and Washington streets. A dinner is to be one of the features of the event.
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Indiana
Mansur Hall
Ala and
Washington Streets
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