Harum Dream and Mary Blake in Homeville Love Plot
An excerpt describes Mary Blake leaving General Wolsey to pursue love with John Lennox, amid Harum’s schemes in Homeville. Zeke Swinney feeds Mary false views of Harum as a greedy wretch, while Harum’s acts against Deacon Perkins and Widow Cullom drive the plot toward a dramatic reconciliation. Crane’s Harum performance draws strong audience praise and curtain speeches. The review lists cast and stage scenes for the upcoming performances and notes the vaudeville lineup at the Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lennox
Mary Blake
David Harum
Weetecott
General Wolsey
Homeville
Lennox
Harum
Zeke Swinney
Deacon Perkins
Bill Montaig
Cullom
Mary
Billy P. Cullom
John Lenox
New York
John
Mr. Crane
Mr. Westcott
William Sampson
Sheridan Tupper
Amos Enright
Dug Robinson
George F. Devere
Peleg Hopkins
Charles Ivery
William Dupont
Miriam Nesbitt
W. H. Crane
Charles Jackson
Guy Nichols
Joseph Rawley
Bill Montalz
Polly Bix
N. Y
Bank
Man's Enemy at the Park Theater
The Park Theater presents Man's Enemy a drama where Sarah Drake the adventuress entraps wealthy Englishman Harry Stanton. Tom Drake a London gambler schemes his ruin prompting a Monte Carlo duel over a loaded pistol. Stanton kills the Russian count then wanders as a drunk night watchman before returning to England where the plot ends with his dismissal. Agnes Herndon shines as the adventuress and Albert Andruss voices Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park Theater
Sarah Drake
Harry Stanton
Tom Drake
London
Young Stanton
Stanton
Drake
Monte Carlo
England
Agnes Herndon
Albert Andruss
Harry
Stanton's Mildred Connor Featured As Billy Ris
Mildred Connor, known as Billy Ris, is described as a lively figure with a cockney accent, bringing distinctive character to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Mildred Connor
Billy’ Ris
Mali
Honeymoon Turn Spoils Dainty Duchess at Em pire Theater
Laurence Weber shows the Dainty Duchess this week with Letta Meredith and William Inman in an awkward pantomime called The Honeymoon set in a bedroom. The act draws sharp critique for lack of cleverness and nastiness, while other company acts include Irish knockabout by Bryce, wooden shoe dancing by Milton and Woods, a musical turn by Woodruff and Alexander, and songs by Marie and Edna Mitchell. The Huntings’ acrobatic tricks stand out as the best portion, and Allen Wightman’s clay heads add a minor feature amid a well dressed chorus backing a burlesque finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Weber
Empire Theater
Letta Meredith
William Inman
Inman
The
Empire
Inman-Meredith
John V. Bryce
Milton
Woods
Woodruff
Newton Alexander
James Brady
Willie Patton
Marie
Edna Mitchell
Allen Wightman
Indianapolis Dramatic Club Consummates Propylaeum Show
The Indianapolis Dramatic Club repeated the operetta Contra bandista at the Propylaeum last night. Tickets were sold outside membership and proceeds will aid the Harrison monument fund. General Harrison was a member of the club. The company benefited from a private Saturday night performance, and last night’s show was smooth and dramatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
Propylaeum
Harrison Monument Fund
General Harrison
Seats for Grand Opera at Starr piano store
Seats for both Grand Opera Company performances went on sale yesterday at the Starr piano store and demand promises large audiences. One performance seats will be sold next week. The Thomas orchestra concert seat sale at the Starr store is also under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Opera Company
Starr Piano
Thomas Orchestra
Starr Store
Eleventh District Braces for Anti-Steele Challenge
Jesse Parmenter, a Republican from Wabash, reports Carey Cowgill will run against George W. Steele in the Eleventh district. Dr. Charles Good of Warren also enters, with Huntington county backing a possible defeat of Steele if the anti-Steele faction unites. Good previously ran in 1894 against Steele at Hartford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Parmenter
Denilson
Parmenter
Wabash
Carey Cowgill
George W. Steele
Steele
Charles Good
Warren
Huntington County
Huntington
Dr. Good
Good
Hartford City
Indian Territory Statehood Debate Reaches Purcell Visitor
W H P Trudgeon, a Purcell grain businessman and former Indian Territory delegate, argues for a single Oklahoma Indian Territory statehood plan in Washington. He cites 400000 population, 160000 school children, taxation without representation, and calls for immediate land allotment under Dawes Atoka agreement with Creek Seminole and Choctaw Chickasaw nations.
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W. H. P. Trudgeon
Purcell
Guthrie
Grand Hotel
Trudgeon
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Washington
Congress
Oklahoma
Fairbanks
United States
Dawes Commission
Social Notes Highlight Bloomington Evansville Visits
Bloomington society figures visit city guests include Mrs E H Lindley Minnesota Mrs Boesch and Mrs John Elam joins house party in Evansville Mrs G G Howe and Mrs Mary Jeffrey tour Evansville John Reagan returns to Ann Arbor for college and many other social gatherings and engagements across Indianapolis and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Bloomington
Boesch
Minnesota
Albert Metzger
John B. Elam
Evansville
G. G. Howe
Mary Jeffrey
John Reagan
Ann Arbor
Sewall
L. H. Dunning
North
Pennsylvania Street
Claire Shover
Columbia Club
John Mason
Minnie Scholz
Charleston Inn
Greencastle Politician Discusses James Renomination and Courthouse
Frank D. Ader, a Greencastle Democrat, says Representative James will not seek renomination due to professional duties. The courthouse issue remains unsettled, with Republicans backing a courthouse, while Ader expects a voter vote under the James act. Ader cites a factory drive in Greencastle and notes no Democratic Congressional candidate in the barth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DD. Ader
Greencastle
English
James
Putnam County
House of Representatives
Mr. Ader
Ader
Mr. James
Jackson Boyd
Horner
Brazil
D. B. Shonkwiler
C. B. McNay
Barth
Detective Splan Heads South for Suspect Return
Detective Splan travels to Birmingham Alabama seeking a requisition from Governor Durbin to secure the return to Indianapolis of William Pettycrew wanted for stealing 51 from Flanner and Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splan
Birmingham
Ala
Durbin
Alabama
Indianapolis
William Pettycrew
Flanner & Buchanan
A F Knotts in the City
Hammond lawyer A F Knotts travels to Indianapolis to defend his father in a federal game law case. The Medaryville resident is accused of illegal quail shipment out of Indiana and was indicted last spring by a federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Knotts
Hammond
Lake County
Whiting
Chicago
Denison
Knotts
Indianapolis
United States
Medaryville
Pio
Federal
Thimbles Offered for Sale by J P Mullally
Sterling silver thimbles at 15 cents each weigh heavy and will be sold next Friday and Saturday December 7 at Diamonds and Jewelry 23 Monument Place. Seller J P Mullally invites buyers to visit the shop for the sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullaliy
Monument Place
Knotts Announces Bid to Be Hammond Mayor
Attorney Knotts, newly indicted by the last grand jury, plans to campaign for mayor of Hammond next spring and says he would rather lead the thriving city than hold any state office. He remains lawyer for the Roby race track association which recently noted a $90,000 season in Chicago papers. Horace Speed, former local resident and now U S attorney for the Territory of Oklahoma, visits the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notts
Attorney Knotts
Hammond
Roby
Knotts
Chicago
Horace Speed
United States
Territory of
Oklahoma
Mr. Speed
Speed
Washington
Noblesville Candidate Visited City with Red Men Lodge
E. E. Neal of Noblesville, seeking clerk of the Supreme Court, arrived in the city last night with a Noblesville party, and they were entertained by a local lodge of the Order of Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Neal
Noblesville
Supreme Court
Noblesville Bronte
Ocal
Order of Red Men
Crawfordsville Casket Company secretary travels in town
Moreland Binford, secretary and manager of the Crawfordsville Casket Company, was in the city last night. John W. Cravens of Bloomington, a popular Democrat in the last Legislature, took dinner at the Grand Hotel yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland Binford
Crawfordsville
Watkins Promises Strong Indianapolis Team For 192
W H Watkins, after withdrawing from the Western Association League of Sportsmen, is devoting effort to securing players for Indianapolis’ American Association team for 192. He hints at a strong roster including Fox, saying Indianapolis patrons will get a good team. Milwaukee will host the new organization with Havener and Quinn at the old Chambers street grounds and Reidy expected to manage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis American Association
Indianapolis
Watkins
Ruschaupt
Fox
Milwaukee
American Association
Toledo
Havener & Quinn
Chambers Street
Reidy
St. Louis
American League holds routine session on Milwaukee move
Chicago December meeting results in approval of 1901 pennant and leadership. Ban Johnson re-elected president with Charles Somers as vice president. Directors elected from Philadelphia Boston Detroit and Cleveland. League set 140 game season opening April 23 ending October 5, later than prior year. Transfers of Milwaukee franchise to St Louis discussed by a three member committee.
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Chicago
Matt Killilea
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Ban Johnson
Charles W. Somers
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
President Young Calls Baseball League Meeting In New York
President Young announced the annual gathering of the National League and American Association of Professional Ball Clubs at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on December 10 at 2 p.m. Directors meet two hours earlier at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young Today
National League and
American Association of Professional Ball Clubs
Fifth-avenue Hotel
New York City
National Assembly of Sportsmen Meets in Indianapolis
The National Assembly of the League of American Sportsmen meets in Indianapolis on February 12 1902 with delegates from states including Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Nebraska Wyoming New Mexico Washington and Alaska. Roosevelt serves on the executive council. Indianapolis Basketball League officials were chosen to officiate all games this season and admission for single games raised to 5 cents with a season ticket for six nights at $1. Two games are scheduled each Saturday night starting December 14, except the last Saturday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
The
League of American Sportsmen
Indianapolis
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wyoming
New Mexico
Washington
Alaska
Roosevelt
League
Indianapolis Basket Ball League
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Kelly
West
Purves
McMullen
Sheerin
Geckler
Anthony
Corbett Fought Sullivan in New Orleans 1892 Bout
Bud Fowler of Covington Indiana notes Corbett vs Sullivan on September 7 1892 in New Orleans. Corbett and Peter Jackson met in 1891 with a sixty one round draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Fowler
Covington
Ind
Corbett
Sullivan
New Orleans
Peter Jackson
Enjoyable Ball for Veteran Firemen at Tomlinson Hall
The Veteran Firemen organization hosted a successful ball at Tomlinson Halls last night. The grand march featured U. KR. E. of P. 28 members led by James R. Ross No We, with Miller's Orchestra providing dance music. Proceeds aid needy veteran firemen. Secretary D. W. Brouse and President Ben F. Gresh presided. Professor Gresh was master of ceremonies. Executive committee members included New, Petty, Ribl, Pitts, Brademir, Chill, Millender, Miller, Shearer, Whitehead, Ritter, Binager, and Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Halls
U. KR. E. of P
James R. Ross
Miller
D. W. Brouse
Veteran Association
Ben F. Gresh
Professor Gresh
John C. New
John W. Petty
Charlies H. Ribl
Thomas M. W. Pitts
Charles Brademir
Chill
George William B. Millender
Henry €. Miller
Daniel Shearer
Thomas J. Whitehead
C. Cc. Ritter
W. B. Binager
William Carson
Reception Committee and Floor Managers Named
Co. L. Ormsby, John G. Rienert, Albert Hanneman, Henry L. Canary, Walter W. Wilson, Harry A. Hancock, Harvey Cutts named for roles. Reception Committee includes Capt. C. R. Jones, W. F. Alley, Thomas W. Demmerly, James M. Robbins, Julius A. Neumeyer, Isham Hughes. Floor Managers listed as James M. Robbins, Julius A. Neumeyer, Thomas W. Demmer by Capt. Charles R. Jones, Daniel C. Snyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L
Real estate transfers filed in Marion county Indiana
Public record listing instruments for a 24 hour period ending December 2 1901. Transactions show Indianapolis firms like Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co and individuals such as Sophia A Busch Garrett W Hendricks Mary Morgan Walter Morgan Estella MacDaniel Estelle G MacDaniel etc. Monies range from 60 to 12 00 and totals amount to 38 648 34 across numerous parcels in East North West sides including West Park Crownhill Park and South Brookside areas.
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Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Indianapolis Land and Improvement Co
Sophia A. Busch
West Park Add
Ruth St
Washington St
Mary E. Morgan
Walter A. Morgan
Anna F. Ayres
Garrett W. Hendricks
Fendricks
Dougherty St
Near East St
Henry Kahn
Henry Warrum
Wright & Sharpe
Dennison Park
Meridian St
Lewis G. Deschler
Mahlon P. _ Mgodg
John C. Pierson
Ridjan St
Ichols Et al
Brightwood
Cor Walker St
Massachusetts Av
Phipps
Massachusetts
I South
Indianapolis
Brookside
Oxford and
Susan M. Yeoman
A. M. Iytee
A.M. Ogle
Nathaniel
Crane's North
Seventeenth St
Missouri
Nathaniel F. Owings
Mary
Owings
Central Trust Company
Jos
Hearne
Rae Wilford Chew
Noah M. Chew
Prie St
Michigan
Estelle G. MacDaniel
State Bank
John R. Weaver
Wm. H. Morgan
New York St
Josephine A. Randall
David Kost
Ma John
Holmes
Bert McBride
Staan
Indianapolis Car Comando
Crawford
Marta Manshardt
Caroline Schmidt
Dunlap & Tutewiler
Ruben N Miller
Ida ‘Prigeer
Let
Bradshaw
Noble
City of
Fulton St
Newt North St
Morton Place
New Jersey St
Central Av
21St St
Hubbard Et al
Rickenbach
T. A. Pletcher, Jr
F. Swain
Davidson
North St
Dorman St
Wm. F. Moore
Bridget A. Flaherty
Atheast
Olive St
Orange Hive
Wes Berens
West End
Ee Ave
Walnut St
Chas. A. Catney
Black
Roy
Olcotta
Bigney
Perry Township
L. Milner
Herman EK. Martens
Pany
Shelion
John Bartel
Mary” M. Bartel
Germania Ave
Calvelage St
Frank M. Talbott
Albert E. Metecer
Sq & Indianapolis Car Company
Hillside Ave
Woodruff
B. F. Morris
East St
Nebraska St
Emma Manshardt
Marian Manshardt
Nebraska
East Sts
Building Permits Report From Local Dates and Addresses
The Sixth Christian Church undertakes remodeling at Elm and Pine streets with a permit of $3.00. George P. Schaub files repairs at 1719 Windsor Street. G. McCullough lists a frame house on Parker Avenue near Tenth Street. G. McCullough also records a dwelling on Parker Avenue near Tenth Street at $50. F. M. Bachman secures a frame office permit at Madison Avenue and Lincoln Street. John Dieckrich plans a frame cottage at 121 Tecumseh Street.
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Sixth Christian Church
Elm
Pine Streets
George P. Schaub
Windsor Street
G. McCullough
Parker Avenue
Tenth Street
F. M. Bachman
Madison Avenue
Lincoln Street
John Dieckrich
Tecumseh Street
Martha M Society supper and fair at church
The Martha M Society of the First English Lutheran Church will host a supper and fair in the church parlors this evening from 4 to 9 PM. A. W. Sitting of Lafayette, state veterinarian, reports no sheep scab cases in the state and no horses under quarantine. Police seek John Hancock who vanished from home yesterday morning with about 3 percent. Mrs. M A Eliott of 3 North Illinois street requests help finding her son Vinton, missing since Sunday morning.
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Elizabeth Atkinson
Milton
Ind
Charles B. Oakes
Lockerbie Street
H. A. Axtell
Bloomington
May L. Shipp
Alpheus H. Snow
Washington, D. C
Edward Lewis Feidler
Richard Feidler
Terre Haute
Alfred R. Hove
Card Club
Mae Culver
Minnie Scholz
Charleston Inn
William Fortune
Columbia Club
H. Co. Lowry
Denver
S. E. Morss
Bert Dunham
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry Myers
The
Chalfant
Louis H. Martin
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Georgine Brown
D. F. Billingsley
Vestal
Captain Vestal
Fort Comfort
N. Y
James H. Bullingsley
Thompson
Detroit
Thomas Peck
Jeannette Judson
Ethiyn Phipps
Baltimore
Caroline Marmon
Jameson
Thornton
Flora Ketcham
M. Duncan Wilson
Myla Coburn
Katherine Ayres
Ella Vonnegut
Principals’ Club
Benjamin Harrison School
Georgia Alexander
Stanley Hall
Ideal School
Kate Mason
Harvard Summer School
Hart
Bessie McCrea
Broadway
Misses McCrea
Mary Mec Crea
St. Paris
Jessie Scott
Greenfield
Helen Ballard
Buckle Street
Washington Post
Ruth Halford
A. J. Halford
Elijah W. Halford
U. S.A
Twenty-second Street
Miss Halford
Mount Vernon Seminary
Martha M. Society
First Englsh Lutheran Church
Lafayette
Durbin
John Hancock
M. A. Eliott
North Illinois Street
Vinton
One Negro Shoots at Another
A shot fired from behind the Chalfant around 5 30 p m alarmed occupants. Bicycle Police Trimpe and Low could only confirm that a Negro, said to be employed there for two days, returned and fired a revolver at another Negro with limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimpe
Low
Unclear Fragment Hints at Discharge Incident
The fragment references a man who blamed someone he believed caused his discharge, noting that neither of the two African Americans found were implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre
Unusual Home Intruder Story In Dearborn Street
Mrs John Hayes reports at 9 oclock last night an intruder rang her door on North Dearborn Street. A white man with a blackened face entered, demanded money and warned he sought another pocketbook. She handed over two pocketbooks containing cash totaling $2 and the man left through the rear door. Officers Griffin and Ma investigated the odd incident and questioned the resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Griffin
North Dearborn Street
Fight of Oil Companies In Federal Court
Judge Baker of the United States yesterday issued a temporary restraining order against the Western Oil Company and allies in a federal oil case. The court had issued a prior restraining order, and the case reappeared about thirty days later. The matter concerns land in Grant County and the federal oil interests involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States
Western Oil Company
Ers
Grant County
Dr Pierce's Remedies Help Woman Recover Strength
A Treherne reader credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with ending a decade of female weakness. She reports restored ability to work and gratitude for mailed guidance. Also notes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cured biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg
Treherne
Macdonald & Manito
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SOS
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Pettis Dry Goods Co
Paul H. Krauss
East Washington St
Princess Brand
N. A. Moore CO
Noel Loan Office
West Market Street
Adel
Souleicher
Martens
Ww. H. Messenger
Geo. J. Marott
Ya H. Crane
David Haram
PARK
English’s
M. W. Hitchcock
Edwin Noyes Westcott
William H. Crane
Opera
James J. Corbett
Grand Opera House
Elsie Janis
Dan Daly
Edna May
Fougere
Pauline Hall
Miss Duke
Duke
Harris
Gloss Brothers
Otts
Phil Ott
Joe Ott
James Kelly
Dorothy Kent
Miss Kent
William Hickey
Lillian Nelson
the Empire
Dr. Charlies
Personal and
Frank Wilson
Futnam County
Detective Splan
United States Court
Western Association
League of Sportsmen
National League
National Assemblyill
Basket Ball League
City News Notes
Secret of Commons
Dr. Pierce
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
Fite
Rosin
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
University
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