To-Day's Theaters Schedule and Mike Mantell notes
English's Ben Hur two matinees and an overflow show plus two more performances. Grand vaudeville features Robert Mantell in The Pace in the Moonlight with Blanche Dayne and other acts. Empire Variety also offers matinee and evening shows. Mantell appears in The Lady of Lyons at the Park yesterday. tonight and tomorrow feature Face in the Moonlight and Ferrand Ambrose roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Park
Claude Melnotte
Bulwer-Lytton
Lyons
Kyrie Bellew
English’s
Cial
Mr. Mantell
Monbars
Ferrand
Ambrose
Social notes from Delphi and nearby towns
Miss Mohr of Delphi and Theodore Craven are noted in society items. Dr.iynd and Mrs. Burnham C. Dale of Anderson visit town a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Brigham of Boston hosted by Laz arus. Mrs. Shirley of Kokomo guests of Hendersons. Emma Messing to spend holidays with sister Mrs. Isaac Rice of Lafayette. Mayor and Mrs. Bookwatter depart for week in New York. Frances Pangborn returns from Cincinnati visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Well n plan to move to Louisville. Mrs. Taylor returns to Brooklyn after visiting Miss Mary Dean. Henry Wold of Wabash, attendee Solomon-Wineman wedding, returns home. Mrs. T. H. Blue to Sullivan today. Horace Joss of Palo Alto, guest of cousin Frederick A. Joss. Evadne Hayward issues invitations for Friday dance at North Capitol. Mrs. Blanche Schiff of Chattanooga to visit sister Mrs. Walter Benton on Broadway. Emma Bornstein to host a matinee party in honor of Miss Weiner with a tea at Miss Isa bel Haas fewer’s.
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Mohr
Delphi
Theodore Craven
Renee Steer
Iynd
Burnham C. Dale
Anderson
Arthur C. Brigham
Boston
John
Lazarus
C. C. Shirley
Kokomo
J. O. Henderson
Emma Messing
Isaac Rice
Lafayette
Charles A. Bookwatter
New York City
Frances Pangborn
Cincinnati
George Moore
The
Welln
Louisville
Taylor
Mary Dean
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Wold
Wabash
T. H. Blue
James E. MccCullough
Sullivan
Horace Joss
Palo Alto
Cal
Frederick A. Joss
Evadne Hayward
North Capitol Avenue
Blanche P. Schiff
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walter P. Benton
Emma Bornstein
Weiner
Newark
N. J
Isabel Haasfewer
J. L. Gardiner
St. Claire
Mich
Joshua Stansfield
Harriet Fitch
Miss Spurrier
Rushville
Pierce
Park Avenue
Edna Kuhn
Miss Russteur
St. Louis
Julia Hollweg
Edward Mayo
Lee Mothershead
Albert Coffin
John Kittle
Cornell
Louise van Winckle
Danville
John Downing Johnson
Charles E. Coffin
Ola Smith
Lois Pratt
Florence Grubbs
D. W. Grubbs
City of
Mexico
Charles A. Korbly
Lexington
Baldwin
Thomas G. Smiley
Elmer Gay
Central Avenue
Crowbridge
Chicago
Swift
Richmond
Miss Cain
John Candee Dean
Pennsylvania Street
Dean
Sampsell Waite Mansfield
Chapman Williams
Ritzinger
St. Paul
Williams
Mansfield
Miss Tuttle
Springfield
Mass
Henrietta West Stevens
William E. Kurtz
North Meridian Street
Miss Alter
Pennew
William Hubbard
William H. Hubbard
Benjamin D. Walecott
Evert M. Thompson
John A. Kurtz
Frederick van Doren Chislett
Henry G. Cox
John O'Boyle
War Dean
Clark Mallory
George Pearson
John W. Minor
Anson Gardiner
Social happenings fill Noblesville and Kokomo in December
A flurry of visits and receptions marks social life across Noblesville and Kokomo with engagements, weddings, and anniversaries. Prominent locals Kraft Ingermann wed in Noblesville with fifty guests while Alva Garrettson and Emma Deffenbach married in Kokomo. Residents frequent luncheons and card parties as holiday events unfold.
Engagement in Hawthorne Family Wedding in April
Mr and Mrs Julian Hawthorne announce the engagement of their daughter Imogen to Dr William C Deming of Westchester New York The Hawthornes reside in Albany and Miss Hildegarde Hawthorne is a noted poet The couple plan to wed in April in Brooklyn or New London roots cited Dr Deming is the son of the late Dr William Deming of Litchfield Conn and will keep Westchester as their home
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Julian Hawthorne
Imogen Hawthorne
William C. Deming
Westchester
N. Y
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Hawthhornes
Albany
Dr. Deming
William Deming
Litchfield
Beaten Maryland Biscuits Seeps Through New York Text
New York Evening Sun describes Maryland beaten biscuits. Mix one quart flour with one teaspoon salt then blend with one tablespoon lard and enough milk and water to form a stiff dough. Knead five minutes then beat thirty minutes until soft and smooth. Shape into small rounds, fork-mark, bake twenty to twenty five minutes until brown top and white interior with a crack at sides.
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New York Evening Sun
Maryland
Indiana Musical Art Society Incorporation Officers Named
Articles of incorporation for the Indiana Musical Art Society were filed with the secretary of state. Directors met at the Commercial Club and elected President Thomas Kackley, Vice President James Whitcomb Riley, Secretary Dr Hugo O Pantzer, Manager Mrs Ona B Talbot, and other duties assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Musical Art Society
Commercial Club
Thomas Kackley
James Whitcomb Riley
Hugo O. Pantzer
Taylor
Ona B. Talbot
City News Notes Bazaar and Sales Planned by Local Churches
A Meridian street Church bazaar will be held this evening under the ladies of the Morrow Circle with no admission fee. Supper and Christmas article sales are scheduled at Tabernacle and First Presbyterian churches. A Needle Society box sale occurs at Alabama and Fifteenth streets. A false report about William Endicott’s death is corrected as he remains unharmed after a hospital visit. The Second Presbyterian Church plans a Christmas sale all day tomorrow. Henry Barrett suffers a dislocated right shoulder after a fall from a Shelby street car and is treated at City Hospital.
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Meridian Street
Ladies of the Morrow Circle
J. L. Allen
Interstate Lecture Bureau
Cincinnati
Tabernacle Church
Ladies of the Needle Society
First Presbyterian Church
Church
Alabama
Fifteenth
William Endicott
Chicago
Endicott
Lebanon
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Henry Barrett
Shelby
Meridian
Washington Streets
Jobes
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
A short instructional note for young designers describes a doll fashion illustration. The piece emphasizes a stylish outfit with a smart skirt design suitable for a child's doll, highlighting how a well dressed doll earns a hearty welcome and suggests accompanying gifts for the occasion.
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May Manton
Doll Garment Pattern 14 18 22 Inch Sizes and Material
Instructions describe blue serge coat of Monte Carlo style with bell sleeves, matching blue taffeta shirtwaist, and box-plaited skirts. Pattern 4255 fits dolls 14, 18, 22 inches. materials required listed. send 10 cents for pattern coupon to Pattern Dept Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Murderer of Sandy Sweat to be returned for trial
The killer of Sandy Sweat, Wil Kimmell, sought in Muhlenberg County Kentucky, will be brought to that state for trial. A requisition from Governor J C W Beckham was honored by Governor Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Kimmell
Muhlenberg County
Kentucky
Sandy Sweat
J. C. W. Beckham
Durbin
Mouse Chewing Matches Cause Small Fire in Home
A small fire occurred yesterday evening at 6 o'clock in the home of Joseph Seyfried on Wide Street. Mice chewed matches in the kitchen and closet area, igniting a minor blaze that was quickly extinguished. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seyfried
Honor for Radabaugh in Butler College oratorical contest
Radabaugh won first prize at Butler College with an oration on William Penns Holy Experiment and will represent the college in the Indiana state contest this winter. Carpenter took second with The Patriotism of Peace earning $10, and Charles F McElroy placed third with The Supremacy of the Public.
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Walter P. Radabaugh
Butler College
William Penn
Radabaugh
Pennsylvania
R. 5. Osgood
C. S. Thomas
Shortridge High School
W. E
Charles F. McElroy
McElroy
Josephine Canfield
King Arthur
Charles E. Underwood
Livingston
Chester G. Vernier
Samuel Adams
Henry L. Herod
Orlando Tombs
The
Oratorical Association
Ise Marie Leanard
New York Country Boys Shift From Pea Farming Roles
In town, young men seek farming work while country youths in New York resist traditional pea farming roles. The statement highlights a rural labor shift and changing gender expectations influencing agricultural tasks and sexual labor norms.
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New York
American in London and a humorist named Alden
A New York Commercial profile of W. L. Alden, American humorist in London. The piece sketches his quiet manner, distinctive looks, and unusual birth time. It recalls early career clashes with printers, a threat of lynching over handwriting, a dream inspired authoring a novel on a dramatic escape, and a vivid book excerpt set during the Helleno-Turkish war.
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New York
W. L. Alden
London
Mr. Alden
New York Typographical Union
Alden
M. Santos-Dumont
William Knough Coal Company Incorporation in Fort Wayne
The William Knough Coal Company of Fort Wayne incorporated yesterday with capital stock of 15000 and directors William Kaough E F Clausmeier and M W Walsh The Maxwell Citizens Gas and Oil Company of Maxwell capital 3200 incorporated Directors include William Reynolds W J Leary and Ira Simmerman The F G Kamps Fish and Oyster Company of Indianapolis filed articles of incorporation with directors R L Roper Isaac Erd mas and E G Booze The Worthington Elevator Company of Worthington incorporated with 10000 capital stock and directors 8 H Carahan E L Paylor and Frank Wilson The Nine Mile Telephone Company of Allen County capital stock 10000 directors F T Kinnerk T P Har ber J Robert King George Coverdale and James F Fell The Independent Slavic Club of Clinton Incorporated
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William Knough
Isaac Erdmas
E. G. Booze
Worthington Elevator Company
Worthington, Incorporated
H Carahan
E. L. Paylor
Frank Wilson
Nine Mile Telephone Company
Alien County
F. T. Kinnerk
T. P. Harber
J. Robert King
George Coverdale
James F. Fell
The
Independent Slavish Club
Clinton, Incorporated
Real estate sales across the city including two major transfers
Willard W. Hubbard sold North Delaware street property near Eleventh Street to Martha A. Stewart for 9 00. George W. Stubbs, commissioner, sold plots on Ohio Street near Arsenal Avenue and at Centennial and Walnut Streets Haughville for 3900. Anna C. Greene sold Walcott Street near Ohio property for 4450. William B. Bryan sold Thirty Second Street near Bryan property for 3000. John O. Moore sold Center Township land to National Bond and Realty Company for 825.20. Jacob A. Cox sold Bellefontaine Street near Twenty seventh for 2600.
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Delaware Street
Eleventh Street
Willard W. Hubbard
Martha A. Stewart
George W. Stubbs
Sophia C. C. Notting
Ohio Street
Arsenal Avenue
Centennial
Walnut Streets
Haughville
Anna C. Greene
Adama Schmidt
Walcott Street
Ohio
William B. Bryan
William Fox
Audubon Society Meeting Tonight at Shortridge High
The Indianapolis Audubon Society holds its monthly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Shortridge High School building. Former Judge R W McBride will read a paper titled Birds of Winter and lead the discussion. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Audubon Society
Shortridge High School
R. W. McBride
Condition of Frank B. Burke in Mercy Hospital
The condition of Frank B. Burke of this city in Mercy Hospital Jeffersonville is such that he will hardly recover. Burke has been ill at Jeffersonville for a number of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Burke
Mercy
Trail of the Dishcloth and the Mohawk Valley Flight
In the New York Tribune essay the author profiles a North American upper class fear that Mary, a long serving Black maid, might leave. The Mohawk valley home once thriving now rises from boarded farms with Polish laborers and ruined American workers. The piece contrasts wealth, status, and dependence on a trusted servant against fading rural life and changing demographics.
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America
Mohawk Valley
Pne
New York
Mary
Lowa
Towa
Ashe
Iowa
Gabhin
How Zoos Get Animals From the Wild
The piece explains Bronx Zoo recruitment methods through travelers and dealers, detailing capture practices for lions using nooses, tigers by cubs, and giraffes with weighted cords. It notes rarity and difficulty of securing giraffes and that most captives are taken when young.
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Bronx Zoological Park
Zoological Societies
Africa
Union Traction Time Table 1902 May 22 Indianapolis
Time table for Union Traction Co Indiana listing station stops Magnolia Block Capitol Kentucky Avenues with departures to Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria and intermediate points. Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie with connections to Elwood. Express and combination passenger cars operate from Kentucky Avenue station. Freight and passenger services include Greenfield Intermediate towns and Indianapolis routes with hourly departures from Union Depot and notable connections via Meridian and Georgia streets.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Magnolia Block
Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
S$ A
T& Anderson
Elwood
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis Star
Kentucky
South Capitel Avenues
Andersen
Ing
Union Depot
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Ington
Meridian
Lpm
Indianapolis
Huders Drug
Mooresville
Cary
Union Station
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Indianapolis Journal
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