Railroad Jack and Bowery Burlesquers at Park Schedule
Today's program lists Railroad Jack at 2 and p m and the Bowery Burlesquers at 5 and p m The Park opens with a matinee this afternoon The piece features James de Noyer as the tramp with Madeson Caufman Petel Hollinghead John B pier R G Caufman and C B Saber The Manhattan Comedy Four and Barry E Dixey troupe join for musical numbers and additional acts
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Bowery Burlesquers
James de Noyer
Thie Iss Madeson Caufman
Anid Petel Hollinghead
John B. Pier
R. G. Caufman
C. B.saber
Power's Theatre Chicago Season Offers Laughs and Star Suries
The Chicago season features Facing the Music and a Clay M. Greene curtain-raiser with Dixey's prominent company stars George Backus Scott Coper Newton Lindo Joseph Allen Mariam Nesbett Grace Heyer Adella Barker and Bertha von Arnold. Madame Mantelli plans a diverse Indianaplis engagement spanning languages and Tosti ballad Good-bye. The Illinois Theatre opens with A Country Girl, praised as brisk and songful, touring West after East acclaim. Edits note five Lady Macbeths loom, with Mrs. Leslie Carter and Mrs. Fiske contemplating Macbeth revivals. Lillian Collins of the Rogers Brothers in London inherits $18 000. The Girl from Dixie rehearsals begin in New York with Irene Bentley set to star. Julia Marlowe's Fools of Nature rehearsals start in New York as well. Jan Kubelik and Countess Czaky wed in Debrecin Hungary.
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Power's
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Clay M. Greene
Mr. Dixey
George Backus
Scott Coper
Newton Lindo
Joseph Allen
Mariam Nesbett
Grace Heyer
Adella Barker
Bertha von Arnold
English
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Lillian Collins
R. E. Brasswell
Richmond
Staten Island
Y. M. I. at Broad Ripple Banquet and Dance Successful
The eighth annual Indiana Jurisdiction meeting of the Y M I concluded with a Broad Ripple banquet and dance attended by delegates and locals. Officers elected included Grand President John W Gerdink of Terre Haute and several other grand officers. The group plans an aggressive Catholic missionary campaign among non Catholics and noted next year’s meeting will be in Madison on August last Tuesday, 1904.
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Madison
Ind
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Terre Haute
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New Albany
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North Vernon
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Indianapolis
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Federation of Churches lecture on Uncle Sam reform
The Rev. C. W. Tinsley of Terre Haute spoke at Fletcher place M E Church on What is the matter with Uncle Sam. He offered a hopeful view of political reform, criticized professional politicians and saloon politics, praised Roosevelt for police action, and urged church federation to help place capable men in public service.
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Terre Haute
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New York
Flower Mission Fair To Host Mock City Election
A mock city election will be held at the Flower Mission fair in the new market house on Sept 7. Arrangements are rapidly forming and the ladies in charge aim to make it a highly successful enterprise. A feature will be the use of voting machines and procedures will mirror a regular election.
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Sha
Horse Trader in Police Court for Misrepresentation
Everett Henry was in Police Court yesterday charged with misrepresenting a horse to Ed Pottage, who bought it. J E Pritchard examined the horse after Pottage bought it and found it unsound. J Whalton discharged the sergeant because evidence showed the horse was not found at the time of sale.
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Ed Pottage
J. E. Pritchard
J Whalton
Personal and Social News Highlights of Indianapolis
A long list of social visits and journeys fills the page from St. Louis to Chicago, Atlantic City, Michigan and New York. Weddings unfold as Miss Agnes Landers and Mr. Philip Beaudreau wed, while Cory and Meyers celebrate nuptials. Various families announce reunions, travel plans, and receptions, with notable guests from Indiana and beyond.
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St. Louis
W. P. Herod
Chicago
Frank Kenney
Atlantic City
Bess Bosler
Connersville
Alma Craft
Harry E. Drew
Michigan
Drinkitt
Margaret
Mackinac
Evans Woolen
Rye Beach
N. H
Virginia Minor
Greensburg
Samuel H. Sweet
Harbor Springs
Mich
A. W. Hatch
Virginia Keep
Maruinsville
George Morrison Chase
Thomas Clements
H. H. Freidley
Jesse
Edward Evans
Clifford Barnett
Agnes Duncan
Washington, D. C
Georges. Lehman
New York Street
Charles Martindale
Harbor Point
E. B. Martindale
Charlies Stone
New York
Jacob Becker Jr
Toledo
Bert Adams
Twenty-first Street
Edward Reese
Meredith
Emma
B. Hull
Edith
W. B. Foster
Charles Nye
Mattoon
Percy Miller
East Market Street
Charles A. Garrard
Thomas Bumsted
Asbury
N. J
Charles Nebeker Thompson
Nova Scotia
Alford
Edgar Williams
F. M. Rattler
Peoria
Dinner and social notes from a New York newspaper
A society letter critiques a matron’s inquisitiveness and urges a detective to verify guests. It includes a Menu for a Day from Table Talk for modest households, plus Adirondack Scotch scones recipe and a column on Newspaperdom noting women press agents like Isneel Dennison and debates on girls in sports and archery trends.
Kuehne Beveridge Married After London Ceremony
A London cablegram reports W. B. Branson and American sculptor Miss Kuehne Beveridge wed in London on Tuesday. The piece recalls Beveridge’s earlier Bates House wedding to actor Charles Coghlan who failed to divorce his wife, prompting a sensational week. Baroness Von Wrede gave the bride away.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
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Rose Coghlan
Indianapolis
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Hibernians of the State to Meet in Indianapolis
Twenty three county and three state officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will convene in Indianapolis on September 6 at the Occidental Hotel. Marion County executive committee led by County President William Curry arranged entertainment and lodging. The main agenda will cover Indiana insurance department matters with unclear impact on rates.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
William Curry
Occidental Hotel
Occidental
Curry
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Blouse waists dominate current fashion and will be worn this season as separate bodices or as parts of outfits. The pattern shown uses white louisine silk with antique insertion trim and features a waist built over a fitted foundation with an invisible center tuck closure. Back panels are tucked from shoulder to waist.
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Washington Post
Mantton
Dress Pattern Description and Materials Needed
A historical sewing notice details a fitted front with three tucks tapering over the figure and sleeves tucked above the elbows. It lists fabric requirements for medium size in several widths, plus 54 inches of insertion trim, and provides pattern numbers and ordering instructions for a 32 to 40 inch bust pattern.
New Vulcan Water Heater Shown As Efficient Burner
One of the most economical gas ranges in use, the New Vulcan Water Heater offers top efficiency and durability. The advertisement boasts confidence in its economical performance with artificial gas.
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Vulcan
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