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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1903

Page

6

Indiana Trust Company Savings Deposit Offer

Indiana Trust Company advertises savings deposits with 3 percent interest on balances from 25 cents upward. Deposits can be made anytime, with no required regular schedule or amounts. Withdrawals incur no deductions, and there are no operating or closing fees.

The Prince of Pilsen and Nightlife Schedule Review

Theaters To Day shows list Englishs Grand Park and Empire schedules with 8:15 pm performances and matinees. A review of The Awakening of Mr Pipp at Englishs highlights Grapewin Anna Chance A Maddox and a lineup of songs and sketches that pleased the audience led by Reggie and His Chums and You ll be Sorry in the aermile.

A. Maddox Indianapolis the Grand Reggie Chums Fred Wayne Ellie Beaumont Mr. Grapewin Sallie Stembler

A Chip of the Old Block at the Grand

Edmund Day's comedy A Chip of the Old Block features Jo Lancaster as a breezy young artist and James O. Barrows as his hearty uncle with Hazel Chapell and James A. Dickson in supporting roles. The program also includes The Morning After farce with Mr. and Mrs. Robyns, Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey, and a long evening of acts ending with kiloscope pictures. The Night Before Christmas opens its Park engagement with Clifton children in key roles and strong supporting performances. The Empire burlesques headline Roger Imhof and Hugh Conn with a lively chorus and acts from Dorothy Dene and others, and The Prince of Pilsen continues at English's. A new Nixon Theater opens in Pittsburg with Erminie and a grand note on architecture.

Edmund Day Barrows-Lancaster Jo Lancaster James O. Barrows Hazel Chapell James A. Dickson Dave Genaro Pretty Ray Bailey Miss Bailey Stuart Barnes Neil Richfield Brook Farm Alice Raymond Orrissey Rich Rice Elmer Clifton Ethel Emily Charles Jack Drumier University of Pennsylvania Drumier James B. Martin Daniel Webster Wills Absolom Mack Harry D. Waterhouse Robert Goodman Charles Conners Joe Miller Fred Anderton Amanda Hendrix Marion Williams Helen Gurney Julia Hurley Vanity Fair the Empire Roger Imhof Hugh Conn The Empire Dorothy Dene Jack Gardner Indianapolis Mlle Ani Sheridan Auger Baron Cook Sylvia Imhof Conn Corinne Dr. Louder Pittsburg Nixon Francis Wilson All-Star Uel F. Nixon Philadelphia Marguerita Sylva Jessie Arnett Davis Madge Lessing

Indianapolis singer debuts in Faust at Studebaker

Chicago tonight witnessed Miss Margaret Reid of Indianapolis make her English grand opera debut in Henry W. Savage's company. She played Marguerite in Faust and received an enthusiastic reception after recently returning from Europe where she had spent two years singing.

Chicago Margaret Reid Indianapolis Studebaker Henry W. Savage Marguerite Miss Reid Europe

WIFE BEATERS FINED IN POLICE COURT

George Eulig and Seharrick Cross faced cruelty and desertion cases in Police Court. Eulig, of 1709 Columbia avenue, admitted whipping his wife over a small grocery bill and was fined with costs and thirty days in the workhouse. Cross, of 822 Jones street, offered no reason for the beating and received the same penalties.

George Eullig Columbia Avenue Sharrick Cross Jones Street Cross Ejliig

City records show no Sun Vapor Light contracts on file

Chief Clerk Williams of the Board of Works says no contracts between the board and the Sun Vapor Light Company of Canton, Ohio, can be found on file. A controversy exists between the current board and the Sun Vapor Light Company, with a copy of the contract once held by the former Board of Works.

Williams Board of Works Sun Vapor Light Company Canton

Personal and Social News Highlights in Kokomo

Mrs. Charles Doyle of Cohoes is visiting Bluss Helen Altland. The Americus Club held a weekly enchre party. Numerous visiting spouses and relatives are noted, with several outings to Chicago, New York, and cities in Indiana. Card clubs, dinners, receptions, and social events fill the week as residents host and visit kin and friends.

Charles Doyle Cohoes N. Y Bluss Helen Altland Americus Club Brill New York Henry Kauh North Illinois Street John Holtzman French Lick Walter Fitzgerald California G. N. Ward Columbus, C Edward Robinson Winfield T. Durbin Wek Maude Smith Claypool Kokomo Edward Greer Blacherne Delaware Julian van Winkle Danville Miss Stout Paoli Anna Evans North Alabama W. C. Niblack Chicago Eliza Niblack Joseph Thomas Central Avenue Charles Otten Coffin East Tenth Street Miss Bussell Clarksby W. Va Philemon Watson H. W. Moore Worthington Ransom Griffin Talbott Avenue Thomas Alford Delaware Street A. N. Lockridge Greencastle Frank Gilmore Florence Hoffman William B. Copeland Lexington Brenneke Academy Henry Scot Fraser Rock Island M.l Davenport Fenton Harry Smith St. Paul A. M. Robertson Woman's Research Club W. T. Brown Pen Home Park Avenue Miss Hill Bertha Hill Richmond Jesse B. Harvey Frances McElwee Oxford, O Charles Phaffilin Pennsylvania Street Miss Calhoun Kentucky Oxford Edward Reer Robert Richard Griffith Pennsylvania University S. W. Mills John Turner Marguerite Turner Scott Milford W._H. Griffith Dayton D. C. Griffith Harriet Bingham J. Neuberger Claude Griffith J. M. Neube Claude Griffit Robert Cathcart George Olmstead Hoadley Hoadley North Meridian Street Miss Chandler Mary Stubbs Mary Stout Miss Evans Louis Ewbank Columbia Club Miss Fitch Mr. Leding Charles Lilly Meridian John Miller Arthur St. Clair Daughters of the American Revolution Miss Carty Bertha Bals Harrys New Kirkover Buffalo John T. Brush John C. New Indiana Vassar University Club R. W. Cathcart Wilbur Allen Mona Taggart Princeton Alfred M. Ogle Jane Ogle Alfred Ogle Alexander Taggart Alex. Taggart Natalie Dalton Edith Adams Julia Kern Edith Wilson Helen Bennett Blythe Hendricks Frederick Joseph Weimer Charles Jacobs William Winter Charles Carrol Brown Frederic Dewhurst Dewhurst Brown Edgar Brown Joseph Allerdice Lee Hadley Misses Hill Harvey B. M. Wiles E. E. Stuart G. A. House Eugene Parrott Ella Schaefer Jessie James T. L. Voss Harriet Fitch Henry Washburn Leding Cleveland Marie Evans Noblesville Young Women's Christian Association North Marion County Sunday-school Association Charles F. Coffin Hubbartt—M'clellan Indianapolis Journal Aurora Ind Hiram R. Hubbartt Mattie E. McClellan Presbyterian Parsonage J. F. Wilson

Princess Elizabeth did not kill actress in Prague tale

Prague December report denies rumors that Princess Elizabeth Windisch Graetz shot an actress in the prince Otto Windisch Graetz estate in Prague. The tale cites jealousy and royal lineage, but authorities and press dismiss it as unfounded gossip tied to carousel of sensational accounts.

Prague Elizabeth Windisch-Graetz Otto of Otto New York Austria Vienna Austria and Hungary Rudolph

Home Dressmaking Hints Five-Gored Skirt Endures

May Manton argues the five-gored skirt blends grace and utility and remains stylish despite newer models. The feature outlines construction tips and fabric choices, emphasizing practical sewing guidance for home dressmakers.

May Manton

Woman's dress pattern with cheviot fabric and yoke option

Pattern description details a cheviot dress with a front pointed yoke optional at the back, five gore skirt widening below the knees, inverted back plaits, and stitchable yoke. Materials suggested include tan brown tones and corticelli silk. Pattern 4597 fits girls aged twelve to sixteen. fabric yardage given for multiple widths. Pattern coupon offers 10 cents and return of the pattern in about a week from The Journal Indianapolis.

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Lawsuit Filed Over Death At Fire Hazard Plant

Elizabeth Shelton as administratrix of Ernest L. Shelton estate sues American Homing Company and chief engineer Edward Klingen smith for 10000 in damages. Shelton died from severe burns after an ash handling incident at the plant where an explosion showered workers with scalding water and debris two days later.

Elizabeth Shelton Ernest L. Shelton American Homing Company Edward Klingensmith Shelton

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