The Strollers Opens At English Box Office In Indianapolis
Miss Sylvan stars in The Strollers with Margarita Sylva and George Boniface drawing crowds in Indianapolis. Rush Bronson’s California ends today after two Park House shows, followed by A Montana Outlaw for the rest of the week. Raseel at the Grand, Russell Brothers next week, vaudeville week opens, Empire Ready to Open with Utopian Burlesquers. Wilke to sing at Fair Bank all week.
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English's
Margarita Sylva
Miss Sylva
George Boniface
Indianapolis
Rush Bronson
California
Montana
Russell Brothers
Trish Chambermaids
Elon Theater
Social notes of many residents visiting or returning home
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan returned from Arcadia while Miss Libby Droege visits from Somerset. Numerous locals travel to Davenport, Lake Maxinkuckee, Niagara Falls, and Atlantic City, with others hosting guests in Seymour, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute. trips include long stays in Wisconsin, New York, and Michigan, and local gatherings feature cards and dances.
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Thomas Sullivan
Arcadia
Libby Droege
Somerset
John Kurtz
Denver
W. H. Hubbard
Emma Eckhouse
Charles
Blake Stone
David Cale
Harry Cale
Davenport
Charlies O. Roe
Louise Dryer
Louisville
D. M. Parry
Atlantic City
J. A. Lemeke
J. L. Ketcham
Elizabeth Ketcham
Lake Maxinkuckee
Foster Reynolds
Michigan
Henry C. Adams
Henry C. Adams, Jr
Maxinkuckee
Horace Wood
Wisconsin
Kittie Phipps
Danville
H. C. Newcomb
E. C. Mantis
Harold Megrew
Washington, D. C
Margaret Foster
Franklin
M. E. Crowell
Gertrude von Thuemier
Seymour
Ind
Macy Johnston
Calvin N. Kendall
Niagara Falls
New York
Arthur B. Grover
D. P. Erwin
Anna Louise Beck
Madison
Margaret Cravens
Day Pattison
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Wilson Hobbs
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Frank Wood
Edith Wood
Walloon Lake
Mich
Frank McGinnis
Mexico
Scot Butler
Peru
South American
Lucy Hamilton
Duenweg
Marbauch
Terre Haute
German Park Associaton
John Ray Newcombe
Lake Munxinkuckee
Ketcham Cottage
Logansport
Austin Dulman
A City
Mary Irene
J. Edward Stein
Terre Oe
A. W. Hendricks
Beaste Hendricks
Aug 26 social notes from Indiana towns and weddings
Notices from Fort Wayne Richmond and Terre Haute report betrothals engagements and marriages. Katherine Johnson to Dr Roberts Cunningham. Emma Buntin and Clyde Wagner wed in Terre Haute with plans for Porto Rico duties. Miss Reba Richey and Harry Braxton marry in Richmond. Roxie Stine and Otis Anders wed in Shelbyville. Public arrivals and guest listings accompany social happenings rumor-free.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Alexander Johnson
Katherine
Indianapolis
Roberts Cunningham
Logansport
Wagner-Buntin
Terre Haute
Emma Buntin
Ww. Co. Buntin
Clyde Lasalle Wagner
New York
Porto Rico
Wagner
Richmond
Harry Braxton
Reba Richey
Girl Happy In Marriage To Railroad Brakeman
Miss May Dewein of Mattoon Illinois wed Vernon Hinkle a Big Four brakeman in Justice Shep herd's court after a late license. A telegram from her mother urged withholding license claiming she was sixteen. The couple says she is eighteen and she will not leave her husband to gain control of her $750 inheritance.
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May Dewein
Mattoon
Ill
Vernon Hinkle
Big Four
Justice Shepherd’s Court
Peop
Madison Avenue
Fisher in Trouble as Larceny Case Emerges
Patrolman Slate and Pope arrested William Fisher of 137 East Wabash street on grand larceny charges. Fisher, former collector for Dr. Pritchard, allegedly took 9 from the doctor. he fled to Chicago, offered repayment to stay prosecution, returned to repay more, then left again.
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Slate
Pope
William Fisher
White
East Wabash Street
Fisher
Dr. Pritchard
Chicago
Editor Jolly denies captain's claim on Florida papers
J M Jolly editor of the Halifax Journal Day tona Fla disputes Captain John H Welsh Miami inspector of customs remark that all Florida Republican papers are edited by colored men. Jolly a white publisher says Halifax Journal has appeared for thirteen years and has earned repeated Florida convention endorsements.
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John H. Welsh
Miami
Fla
Florida
J. M. Jolly
Halifax Journal
Daytona
Captain Welsh
Mr. Jolly
Lawn fete and vaudeville by Fast End Republican Club
The Fast End Republican Club hosts a lawn fete and vaudeville tomorrow evening at the clubhouse on Jefferson avenue and Michigan street. The program features Hacker's Band music, vocal selections by Harry Tuteweller billed as the singing couroner, monologues by Clancy and their, and Brown's Jubilee Singers. Charles W. Miller, Republican candidate for attorney general, will attend and deliver an address.
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Jefferson Avenue
Michigan Street
Hacker
Harry Tutewller
Clancy
Eir
Brown
Jubilee Singers
Charlies W. Miller
Fire at William Carson residence causes $250 damage
The residence of William Carson at 4 Buchanan street partly burned yesterday around 7 am after he left a kitchen stove burning. On returning, he found the house ablaze and damaged about $250. Lees of Fees Portes next door suffered slight scorching and about $10 damage to his place.
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William Carson
Buchanan Street
Beaulieu Beaux and Wild Rose Cast Entertain Vanderbilt
Eddie Foy reports the White Rose troupe entertained 400 guests at Beaulieu Newport after closing a New York theater. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr spent 25000 dollars hosting the event with a Midway display, a cake walk by the colored performers, supper and dancing into morning.
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Chicago
Eddie Foy
Wild Rose’ Company
The
Tribune
Newport
R. L
Knickerbocker
New York
White Rose
America
Baron Kap-Herr
Junie McCree
Vanderbilt
McCree
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harterm
the Tribune
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Beaulieu
Bellevue Avenue
Ma Castle On
de Nile
Potts Urges Gas Meter Reform In City Hearing
A. F. Potts urges an ordinance requiring readable meters during a city council session. Arthur Jordan notes an oil firm with 1.2 acres near Marion seeks to sell gas rights to Indianapolis companies at two cents per 1000 feet. Potts says he acts for himself as he owns gas-deprived property and supports metering reform. committee adjourned without further action.
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Ness
Potts
Arthur Jordan
Marion
Indianapolis
Crall
Sourbier
Money for Boulevards Ordinance Up For Bond Vote
City finance committee discussed authorizing 100000 dollars in bonds for boulevard construction. A South Side boulevard project was urged by a citizen committee including W H Leedy F J Meyer C B Stilz W E Bailey J E Twyn ame F W Gansberg and others. No decision made. meeting set for Friday. Leedy outlined access needs to Garfield Park and proposed a west bank boulevard from Shelby to Raymond streets with a Belt road subway to avoid the railroad crossing. The committee claimed to represent South Side citizens and urged funds allocation toward the boulevard as promised by the current administration. Others supported the South Side developmental need.
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Council
W. H. Leedy
F. J. Meyer
C. B. Stilz
W. E. Bailey
J. E. Twyname
F. W. Gansberg
South Side
Mr. Leedy
Garfield Park
Pleasant Run
Shelby
Raymond Streets
Indiianapolis
Gas company to shut off service Oct 1 despite suit
The Indianapolis Gas Company will halt natural gas service on October 1 even if the city sues to block it. John R. Pearson, assistant to President Hastings, says the city may sue individually and the company would shut off all except the plaintiff, potentially about 12,000 suits to restrain the firm. The company plans to appeal.
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Indianapolis
John R. Pearson
Hastings
Pearson
Irvington Gas Case Heads to Supreme Court
The dispute over whether the Indianapolis gas company will abandon natural gas and push artificial gas at $1 per 1,000 feet could go to the Supreme Court. Irvington residents sue to halt service cuts, arguing bonuses paid by property owners to receive gas support their claim. James Kingsbury and Dr. Alexander Jameson have hired counsel to pursue the matter, asserting Irvington has a strong case based on the feet of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Hastings
Irvington Gas
Indianapolis
Irvington
James Kingsbury
Alexander Jameson
Foots
Local Courts Hear Two Separate Divorces
Two petitions for divorce were filed by long time wives in yesterday’s court session. Letitia Hill and Rhoda Shaw seek dissolution of marriages to Harrison Hill and Allen E. Shaw respectively, citing cruelty and other alleged abuses. Francis W. Weekly sues Carl C. Weekly for cruelty. Alice E. Dunnington sues Armin C. Koehne, county treasurer, over a delinquency penalty on Linden street street improvement assessments.
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Letitia Hill
Harrison Hill
Rhoda Shaw
Allen E. Shaw
Francis W. Weekly
Carl C. Weekly
Alice E. Dunnington
Armin C. Koehne
Linden Street
Koehne
Estate administrator sues to be released from bond
Daniel L. Smith as administrator of John 8. Smith estate filed suit against James L. Ellis Wash ington township constable to be released from the bond. The administrator seeks a court ruling on the estate being bound as surety and asks for relief to settle property rights.
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Daniel L. Smith
John 8. Smith
James L. Ellis
Washington Township
Williamson Acquitted in West Indianapolis Assault Case
Harry Williamson was acquitted in Criminal Court after Noah Maggart, a colored janitor at De Voe's printing shop, failed to identify him as the attacker. Maggart had been assaulted for crossing the local color line. Also, Austin L. Russell was discharged in Justice Lockman's court after days on trial amid whitecapping accusations by Pike township residents against Thomas Walton Jr.
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Harry Williamson
Noah Maggart
de Voe
Indianapolis
Maggart
Williamson
Austin L. Russell
Justice Lockman
Thomas Walton, Jr
Russell
Pike Township
Man files suit for assault and battery damages
Ernest L. Killen sues Valentine L. Schuler for 2000 dollars alleging club attack on head and face leaving him unable to work. Also noted Amos F. Gates of Carthage Rush County filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities 1103.50 and assets 596.95.
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Ernest L. Killen
Valentine L. Schuler
Schuler
Amos F. Gates
Carthage
Rush County
Divorce and civil actions listed in county courts
Ida B McDonnald v Samuel W McDonnald divorce. Rhoda Shaw v Allen E Shaw divorce. Alice E Dunnington v Armin C Koehne complaint on penalty. Letitia Hill v Harrison Hill divorce. Rice Hume v Felix Hochaver ejectment and damages. Ernest L Killen v Valentine L Schuler damages Demand 2000. Frances Weekly v Carl C Weekly divorce. Daniel L Smith administrator v Jas L Ellis petition released from constable bond. Henry Coburn et al v Melvin Talbert et al mechanic’s lien.
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Ida B. McDonnald
Samuel W. McDonnald
Superior Court
Rhoda Shaw
Allen E. Shaw
Circuit Court
Alice E. Dunnington
Armin C. Koehne
Letitia Hill
Harrison Hill
Rice Hume
Felix Hochaver
Ernest L. Killen
Valentine L. Schuler
Frances Weekly
Carl C. Weekly
Daniel L. Smith
Jas. L. Ellis
Henry Coburn
Melvin Talbert
Mechanic's Hon. Superior Court
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court New Suit 1994
Summary of multiple court items including cases by Ovid W. Conner and others against Andrews Land Home and Improvement Company with notices and praecipe, plus various appellate briefs and petitions involving Huntington county Kosciusko and Laporte counties and additional time grants to Alonzo W. Carr and Huntington Light and Fuel Company.
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Ovid W. Conner
Pennsylvania Company
David
Marshall C. C. Appellant
Alonzo W. Carr
Huntington Light and Fuel Company
Grant C. C. Appelle
Farmer Takes Morphine Amid Personal Crisis
John Trueblood, a farmer at 17 North New Jersey street, took morphine yesterday in a personal crisis. Despondency over unemployment and housing woes for his wife were cited as causes. His mother, about to attend a funeral, rushed to him and, with Dr. Kennedy of City Dispensary, saved him.
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John Trueblood
North
New Jersey Street
Trueblood
Dr. Kennedy
Books Recovered From Braddock Man at Atlas Works
Superintendent Taffe received a letter from Carnegie Free Library directors in Braddock Pa seeking the whereabouts of H M Bradley formerly of Braddock who allegedly took library books. Bradley was found employed at Atlas engine works and Patrolman Mackessy recovered the books yesterday.
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Taffe
Carnegie Free Library
Braddock
H. M. Bradley
Bradley
Atlas Engine Works
Mackessy
Embezzlement Arrest of Crawfordsville Man Jenkins
Detective Morgan arrested Loren E. Jenkins of Crawfordsville on embezzlement charges after his wife alleged he withdrew $1,000 from a jointly held bank account and left town. He was found with his mother on College avenue. authorities plan to fetch him in Montgomery County.
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Morgan
Loren E. Jenkins
Crawfordsville
Jenkins
College Avenue
Montgomery Country
Fancy back-closing waists gain favor in dressmaking
May Manton notes a trend toward back-fastening waists with a deep pointed yoke and Hungarian sleeve tuck. The example uses white Liberty satin with cream lace trim, though silk and wool, cotton, and linen can be used with lining. The foundation lining is shaped by shoulder seams under-arm seams and bust darts, closing invisibly at the center back.
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May Manton
Ex Ohio Governor George Hoadly Dies at Watkins at 76
Rocheste r dispatch reports ex Governor George Hoadly of Ohio died at Watkins New York aged seventy six after a illness. Born July 31 1826 in New Haven Conn he later practiced law in Cincinnati and served as a judge and state constitutional convention member. He was governor from 1883 to 1887 and later returned to private life in New York.
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Rochester
N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Watkins
George Hoadly
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hoadly
New Haven
Conn
Cleveland
Western Reserve College
Harvard Law School
Salmon P. Chase
Mary B. Perry
Superior Court of
J. B. Foraker
New York
Hoadly, Lauterbach
Fancy Waist Pattern 4205 for Bust 32 to 40 Inches
Pattern 4205 describes a lace trimmed tailored waist with yoke and lower gathered sections. It includes optional lining, puffed sleeves, and varying yardage by fabric width for sizes bust 32 to 40. Pattern coupon asks 10 cents and returns by mail from The Indianapolis pattern department.
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Jou
Indianapolis
Mma
Prince Henry of Prussia Sends Signed Portrait to Governor Durbin
Through the German council in Cincinnati Prince Henry of Prussia sent Governor Durbin a framed signed photograph. The full face portrait shows Henry in his uniform with stars and decorations, signature beneath, U. S. A. 192 above, and topped by H crowned crest in gold.
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Cincinnati
Prince Henry
Prussia
Durbin
Hohenzollerns
Failure in Lumber Trade Receivers Named for Culver Company
In Kansas City on August 2 a Culver Lumber Company ownership group was placed in receivers' hands after a restructuring. Assets are about 650 dollars with liabilities near 250 thousand. Arkansas property valued around 50 thousand plus mills and railroad holdings in Green county. Separately Herbst Hill Co brokers on La Salle Street were placed under Clarence Day as receiver with liabilities estimated 150 to 200 thousand.
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Kansas City
Culver Lumber Company
Kansas City Southern Lumber Company
Craighead
O. T
Kan
H. A. Culver
Arkansas
Green County
Sedgwick
Chicago
Herbst, Hill & Co
la Salle Street
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Clarence Day
Fayerweather Will Case Upheld by U S Circuit Court
Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court confirmed the State Court of Appeals 1897 ruling admitting the late Daniel B. Fayerweather’s will to probate. The will allocates about 36.32 million to colleges and universities. Emma Fayerweather and Mary Wachter’s challenge to the will was dismissed, preserving the endowed gifts. An immediate appeal to the United States Supreme Court is anticipated.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Fayerweather
Emma Fayerweather
Mary Wachter
Lucy Fayerweather
United States Supreme
Death of Col William H Hubbel Veteran Leader
Col William H Hubbel former commander of the Forty-seventh Regiment during the Spanish war and longtime commander in chief of the National Army of Spanish War Veterans died in Brooklyn after an operation last week He was born in 1547 and had served from 1901 as head of the veterans organization.
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New York
William H. Hubbel
Forty-seventh Regiment
New York Volunteeers
National Army of
Brooklyn
Notable deaths across cities mark Aug. 26 notices
John C. Stowell of Ithaca age eighty six dies after a long wholesale grocery career in Tompkins County aiding educational causes in the South. Peter Hoe founder era dies at Upper Montclair aged eighty one. H C Sprague of McLaren Sprague lumber firm passes away in Toledo at sixty. Miss Josephine Mekkelson, a respected Methodist missionary, dies in Portuguese Africa, news reaches Sioux City.
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Ithaca
N. Y
John C. Stowell
Tompkins County
New York
Peter 8. Hoe
H. Hoe & Co
United States
Sioux City
Josephine Mekkelaon
Portuguese Africa
Panama Railway Captain Vanishes At Sea Off New York
Captain C W Phillips of the steamship Advance disappeared at sea on a voyage from Colon to New York. He was 62, a Brooklyn resident. It is thought he toppled overboard from vertigo while leaning on the rail. Passengers arriving with the vessel included H A Gudger, the U S consul at Panama.
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New York
C. W. Phillips
Panama Railway Company
Advance
Colon
Brooklyn
H. A. Gudger
United States
Panama
Havana Sanitation Praised By U S Occupation Health Officer
New York reports Dr. A Glennon health officer of Havana, returning on the steamship Mexico after the U S military occupation. He states Havana is in good sanitary condition with no yellow fever this summer and credits Americans for inspiring a strong local health department and improved Cuban public health efforts.
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New York
A. Glennon
Havana
United States
Mexico
Klondike prospects judged by Dawson report
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association sent George Heen to Dawson to assess Yukon prospects. Heen reports the Klondike yield last year was 4101.00 with next year’s production not to exceed 100.00 due to cutbacks. No new discoveries have been made for over a year amid heavy prospecting.
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Washington
Klondike
George Heen
Dawson
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Yukon Territory
State Department
United States
Beush
Niagara Falls
Hees
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Idlewild
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J.S. Tarkington
O. B. Jamison
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Indiana Industrial School For Girls
Women’s Prison
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Robert Nevin
Sewickley
R. O. Hawkins
Surrey
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M. A. Downing
Col. Downing
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Charles Schneider
Fremont
Addie Wallace
Sarah Durler
Charles W. Schneider
Neb
Ben Fisher
Elizabeth McKenzie
Pittsburg
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W. J. Hammel
Denison Hotel
Braxton Richey
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Fast End Republican Club
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A. F. Potts
Stim Russell
Killen
the Court Record
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Silas W. Chipman
Kosciusko C. C. Appellant
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City of
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Appellate Court
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Braddock Pa
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Cleoria
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