Theatre Row Turmoil Over Fitch Hammerstein Nethersole Feud
A public dispute among theater figures Clyde Fitch George W Lederer Oscar Hammerstein and Louis Nethersole unfolds over The Marriage Game and The Way of the World. Contracts, stage rights and theater control clash with plans for Miss De Wolfe and Miss Martinez while Hammerstein expands with inventions and a failing attempt at star making.
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Clyde Fitch
George W. Lederer
Oscar Hammerstein
Louis Nethersole
Olga
Sadie Martinet
Mr. Pitch
New York
Elsie de Wolfe
Lederer
Miss de Wolfe
Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Marie
Duse Tour in US to Present Francesca da Rimini
A Rome dispatch notes during Duses United States tour she will perform Francesca da Rimini in the next season. Weber and Fields plan to stage The Girl and the Judge with Edgar Smith for Clyde Fitch with Annie Russell and others at the New York Lyceum. The present Weber Fields caricature is A Message from Mars now played seriously in the East by Charles Hawtrey and his company. The Bostonians perform tonight at Englishs Opera House with Maid Marian. Julia Arthur returns to the stage, bringing new scenery for A Winters Tale after moving from Boston to New York, despite earlier retirement and marriage to B F Cheney, a wealthy Boston investor.
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Rome
Duse
United States
Gabe
Gabriele
Francesca da Rimini
Weber and
Fields
Edgar Smith
Clyde Fitch
Annie Russell
Gilbert
Orrin Johnson
New York Lyceum
Weber Fields
Mars
East
Charles Hawtrey
Opera House
Smith and de Koven
Dolly Varden
Lulu Glaser
Julia Arthur
Boston
New York
Napoleon
Josephine
Frances Edgson Burnett
Quality
Marindale Presents Hamilton and Burr at Columbia Club
At the Columbia Club entertainment committee request Charles Martindale read his scholarly paper on Hamilton and Burr to club members Saturday night. Martindale had earlier presented De Pover at an Indianapolis Literary gathering.
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Columbia Club
Charles Martindale
Hamilton
Burr
R Ton Ber
J. Martindale
de Pover
Indianapolis
Fragmentary ad copy from old grocery listing
Incomplete OCR text shows stray phrases about jamary day or January, mango and Raspoerty scraps, and a two minute preparation claim. Mentions grocers and a baked item implies a food product but the rest is garbled and not coherent enough to specify a product name, brand, or event.
Education and care at Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
A detailed account of how the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home cares for children, including education from kindergarten to high school, extensive manual training for boys and girls, domestic training, and plans to expand shop work. It highlights separation from parents, state charity roles, and the aim to place children in suitable homes while preserving home life values.
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Indiana
Simnall
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago School of Art
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Hill
Richmond
Ind
Tts
Board of Children's Guardians
Irvington
Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
Jeffersonville
Stubbs
Reform School
Durbin
Butler
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue Methodist Church
America
M. L. Haines
Christ
Our
State Charity Board
Fort Wayne
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Charity and the city’s work by Rev M L Haines
Rev M L Haines at The First Presbyterian Church praises Indianapolis charitable groups for wise work led by businessmen. He argues charity should reduce pauperism, urge prudent aid, and support state care for orphans and disciplined reform for inmates, stressing cost savings and social uplift through organized effort.
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First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
Indianapolis
Charity spirit mirrors Christ like charity, pastor says
Reverend C C Rowlison of Third Christian Church praised the Charity Organization Society for its modern charity. He contrasted parish meetings at their church with downtown gatherings and urged follow the Masters example in giving.
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C. C. Rowlison
Third Christian Church
Charity Organization Society
Rowlison
Christ
Court records show multiple divorces and actions in progress
Superior Court notices list divorces for Stella Sumpter, Ollie Helms, Myrtie Mace, Clara M Gilbert, Nettie Stark, and Nancy Ann Kercheval with rulings pending or decreed. Attachments, damages, partitions, and mortgage foreclosures appear in rooms 1 and 2, with new suits filed for partition and foreclosure in circuit and superior courts.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Stella Sumpter
Charles H. Sumpter
Hattie M. Hilligos
Vinson Carter
Peru R. Rucker
Henry W. Lawrence
Errovrr
Henry Clay Allen
Bertha M. Miller
John H. Miller
Alvance
Christian Kirkhoff
Louisa C. BE
Cook
William Nelson
Frank Schussier
Mechanic's Hen
Suding
Julius P. Gilbert
Clara M. Gilbert
Michael Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Nettie Stark
Frank Stark
Nettie Dolen
Emma B. Cross
James Cross
Mary Linneman
William Schwegman
Katherine
Supreme Court notes and case listings 1964 update
A compilation of Indiana Supreme Court docket notes and case entries including requests to fix oral argument dates, mandamus petitions, appellees briefs, and notices. Names include Hibben Smith Geake Fox Royse E T H R Co Freese Morris Fleming Harmon Brown Bernhamer Crampton Paertz.
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Sarah A. Hibben
William C. Smith
Marion S. C. Appellees
State of Indiana
William Geake
Joseph V. Fox
Allen C. C. Appellee
John Royse
Knox C. C. Appellants
Myra Freese
Douglas Morris
The
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Alexander E. Vetter
Marshall C. C. Appellant
Letta E. Fouts
Frank M. Milligan
Tippecanoe C. C
Coparties
Famous Manufacturing Company
Henry Harmon
Porter C. C
John H. Brown
Julia F. Bernhamer
Shelby C. C. Appellees
Peeton
Uth J. Crampton
Susan FE. Logan
Howard C. C
Recent Legal Opinions On Railroads And Crimes
A train collision involving a trainer of race horses led to widow’s wrongful death recovery since the trainer was a trespasser despite the contract denying railroad liability for stock care. Other items discuss capital felony appeals, larceny proof, and carrying concealed weapons with private watchmen.
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Southern Rep
Indianapolis Calendar Clerk Ad Offers Mail and Phone Orders
The Indianapolis Journal promotes a bulk sale of 6 000 items at five cents each mailed to any address. Subscribers lacking change or stamps can order by calendar type and quantity, with charges added to the regular subscription bill.
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Indianapolis
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