Revel and vaudeville parade at Madison Square Garden headline
Rich audience revels at Madison Square Garden with actors managers and musicians. Wolf Hopper to perform Mr Pickwick impersonation in New York while Lambs Club plans to welcome him home. Miss Idalene Cotton and Nick Long alter their Grand sketches to include Miss Cotton’s Becky Sharp impersonation. The Georgia Minstrels replace On Guard for caricatures of the coon act. Ben Hur draws large crowds with box office lines at English's. The Philharmonic Club opens season with Seeboeck and Cowper as soloists at German House. Covington crowds travel to see Ben Hur. nine ty seats sold amid near riot over allocation.
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Madison-square Garden
Wolf Hopper Eee
New York
Mr. Pickwick
The
Lambs' Club
Idalene Cotton
Nick Long
the Grand
Philharmonic Club
German House
W. C. E. Seeboeck
Holmes Cowper
Chicago
Covington
George Hart
Mr. Hart
Cummings Hove and Yount Despo Weddings Feature Out of Town Guests
The Irvington nuptials of Carrie Howe and John Cummings drew guests from Chicago, Greenfield, Cincinnati, Richmond, Anderson, and Bloomington as spring flowers and scarlet poinsettias decorated the home ceremony. The Despo Yount wedding brought Morgantown and Kokomo outsiders and a home reception with pink roses.
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Charles Smith
Chicago
Harriet Bridges
Greencastle
Alexander
Columbus
Cummings—Howe
Carrie Rebecca Howe
Elizabeth E. Howe
John Cummings
Lynn
Mass
South Central Avenue
Irvington
Frank W. Norton
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Mary Elizabeth Howe
Esther Cole
Indianapolis
Jennie Cummings
Mas
Betty Poulson
Greenfield
William D. Howe
Thomas C. Howe
Mendelsso
Louis Martin
Cincinnati
Robert Wilson
Richmond
Cummings
J. B. Pearcy
Anderson
Mach. Anderson
Bloomington
Apearan
Chicago University
Yount
Despo
Alfred O. Despo
Fletcher Avenue
Lillian May Despo
Oscar G. Yount
J. A. Knowlton
E. J. Gahl
Frank Olive
Roachdale
Eugene Fletcher
Benjamin Perry
Bellefontaine Street
Alberta Mahan
Grace Baker
Harry Woodburn Leonard
Idaho
William R. Brown
Branche
Winfield T. Durbin
Jane Stamp
Vernon, O
Florence Malott
John J. Hall
Dayton
Hohman
New York
Neff—Emsweller
Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Clyde Emeweller
Frank N. Neff
Blouse Coats and Shoulder Capes Highlight Stylish Dressmaking
May Manton presents a home dressmaking note on blouse coats that flatter youthful figures. The design features shoulder capes and the option to keep the blouse plain. The original uses royal blue broadcloth with velvet collar and cuffs, with edges finished by corticelli silk stitching and possible braid.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr Bartlett Visits Lolita Armour Case in Chicago and Indianapolis
Dr William A Bartlett of Washington, D C a former pastor, visits Indianapolis Denison Hotel and recalls his Plymouth Church ties with the Armour family. He notes Lolita Armour’s limited recovery from Lorenz treatment and says a second Vienna visit and possible ward work in Chicago are planned, while Dr Lorenz travels to Washington and Europe.
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William A. Bartlett
Washington, D. C
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Denison
Bartlett
Plymouth Congregational Church
Chicago
J. A. Milburn
Plymouth Church
Milburn
Armour
Philip Armour, Jr
J. Ogden Armour
Lolita Armour
Lorenz
Vienna
Dr. Bartlett
Ogden Armour
Lolita
Mueller
Dr. Lorenz
Mr. Armour
City
Washington
Baltimore
Europe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bonfires in Argentina reveal fiat currency recovery tale
E Thorn Ely of Buenos Ayres recounts Argentina’s fiat money crisis and government currency destruction under English pressure. He notes monthly bonfires burning up to 2 million dollars of paper to reach gold parity, claims wages rose with currency, and praises the absence of extreme poverty while highlighting exports and tropical living costs.
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E. Thorn Ely
Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Argentina
England
John Bull
Bryan
Republic
Mr. Ely
Ely
South America
Ndting
Uruguay
Brazil
America
American diplomat with long Argentina ties noted as citizen
He has lived in Argentina for eighteen years and exercises citizenship there. He previously served as American vice consul in Buenos Ayres during Cleveland's administration.
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Cleveland
Encounter with Bryan on a railroad trip recounted
George W. Gonser former deputy secretary of state recalled a train encounter with William J. Bryan and Montana attorney general Donovan on an Omaha to Chicago trip. Gonser challenged Bryan and Donovan in the dining car over passing, then offered a Mexican dollar to a newsboy as a taunt, which the boy refused, preferring real money. Frank W. Vaille, railway mail service superintendent in Oregon, is visiting in the city.
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George W. Gonser
W. D. Owen
A. B. Hunt
Mexico
Ubero Plantation Company
William J. Bryan
Omaha
Chicago
Mr. Gonser
Bryan
Montana
Donovan
Frank W. Vaille
Oregon
Mr. Vaille
Mail service founder Vaille led Manila post division
In this city the fifth division headquarters, Mr. Vaille established the mail service in the concisely named con oF nnate and served for some time as director of posts at Manila.
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Vaille
Con
Nnate
Manila
Big Four official visits Columbia Club lunch
George H. Ingalls general freight agent of the Big Four, son of the rail line president, was in the city yesterday and hosted by Ford Woods at lunch at the Columbia Club. It was his first Leen visit since assuming the post on November 1. State Senator Charles Whitcomb of Terre Haute also visited for a few hours yesterday and lunched at the Columbia Club.
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Hollweg & Reese
George H. Ingalls
Big Four
Ford Woods
Columbia Club
Mr. Ingalls
President Ingalls
Leen
Charles Whitcomb
Terre Haute
Asbury Ray Arrested on Grand Larceny Warrant
City notes report Asbury Ray was arrested on a grand larceny warrant for allegedly disposing of two horses a wagon and a set of harness valued at 300 dollars. Also noted are the marriage of Stephen A Hinshaw to Miss Ida Johns last week and the seizure and closure of the Western Produce Company at 2 and 211 East Maryland street by Constable Henderson acting on a creditor’s complaint.
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Asbury Ray
Ray
Stephen A. Hinshaw
Winchester
Union B. Hunt
Beveridge
Ida Johns
Hunt
Hinshaw
Washington
Western Produce Company
Frank Mamenhoff
Constable Henderson
Justice Smock
James L. Keach
East
Maryland Street
Boxoffice receipts in Monroe boxing suit delayed
Justice Sheppard ruled the Empire boxoffice takings from the Monroe Berenah fight were lawfully attached and the 354 in trust will stay with the court until the judgment suit is tried. The case centers on a $75.2 board bill claimed by Josiah Drake of Muncie and advance funds taken by promoter Mortroe’s manager Emil Thiery, leaving 34 due after the event.
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Thiery
Monroe
Drake
Willis Smith Fractious Horse Flings Him From Buggy
Willis Smith, 51, suffered a severe ear injury and scalp wounds after his horse, growing fractious on Capitol avenue, plunged the buggy into a trench just south of Wash it. He was unable to regain control as the horse bolted and the accident occurred last night.
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Willis Smith
Smith
Capitol Avenue
Wash
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