Trustees Meet to Plan Subscriptions for Institute Arsenal Site
Trustees of the technical institute gather at the Commercial Club to review the subscription list and plan payment of the $150,000 for the arsenal site. A New York founder guarantees the gap, with $13,000 still to raise by January 1 to fund endowment and maintenance. Secretary Brown will collect funds and deposit in four banks as negotiations with government continue. Open house for the school set for Sept 1, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal
Technical Institute
Commercial Club
M. B. Wilson
Charles Latham
A. A. Barnes
John Perrin
F. E. Gavin
G. W. Brown
Brown
Wilson
New York
Institute
American National
Columbia National
Fletcher National
Capital National
C. Dickey
Technical School
Vaudeville at the Grand Offers Strong Week Lineup
The Grand vaudeville bill this week features Alburtus and Millar with club swinging and cornet, Clayton White and Marie Stuart in a Dixieland style Dickey sketch with Miss Taylor, and a tender one act play A Soldier of Propville by S A Collins. Also featured are Les Frasettis, Zazel and Vernon gymnastic acts, Genaro and Bailey, the Yankee Comedy Four, James F Kelly and Dorothy Kent, with the bioscope providing Christmas scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
Grand
Alburtus
Millar
Dickey
Mr. White
Bowery
Miss Stuart
Dicky Waldorf
Avenue A
Les Frasettis
Zazel
Vernon
Genaro and
Bailey
Miss Bailey
Mr. Genero
James F. Kelly
Dorothy Kent
Gypsy Jack at the Park Opens a English Melodrama
The piece unfolds an English manor tale of a rich estate owner, his long lost son, and the hangers on awaiting the patriarch’s death. Familiar figures appear including the wealthy man’s solicitor, the villainous clerk’s son, and a dashing curate who can shed his coat as a sign of bravado.
Irwin show at Empire earns mixed praise with bright numbers
Review lauds four strong numbers in Fred Irwin’s Empire week program while two acts lag. Flora Foster and Blossom Seeley receive top billing amid lively alio and burlesque segments, plus French singing by Salvaggis and a new style by Men-o-war Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Irwin
the Empire
Flora Foster
Zimmerman
Irwin
Blossom Seeley
Miss Seeley
Lester
Curtin
Empire
Mme. Salvagegis
Madame Salvaggis
Personal and Society Holiday Socials and Visits
Miss Alice Butler returns from Cornell for holidays while Mrs J Cumming Smith heads to Chicago for a week. Dozens of friends and relatives from Greensburg to Reading and Cincinnati plan Christmas visits, dances, and publications. Notable events include Queen Esther Circle gathering, vaudeville party, and a Christmas dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milliken for Miss Louise Bybee and Miss Lois Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Butler
Cornell
J. Cumming Smith
Chicago
Pennina Newson
Carthage
Ind
Joseph Bryson
St. Louis
Helen Ernestinoff
Williamsport
Charles Allison
Spencer
Elmer Pursell
Louis Eward
Greensburg
Lynn Stone
P. A. Hinds
Muncie
Lydia Gemmer
Willamsport
Emilie Frankel
Marie Meyer
Cincinnati
Edith Gordon Lennard
George N. Catterson
Pearl Goldberg
Reading
Marie Sonnenberg
Thomas Parry
California
Edna Stevenson
Kansas City
Miss Peake
Katherine Beason
Martha Beason
North Meridian Street
Carrie Layman
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Bruce
Albert F. Hall
Asheville
N. C
Forry
Edwin H. Ferry
Paul George Henderson
Harvard
J. O. Henderson
Hanford Newell Rogers
Laurel
Miss
Annie Moore Martin
New York
M. L. Burnett
A. J. Treat
Edward R. Treat
Queen Esther
Roberts Park Church
H. W. Tutewller
College Avenue
Lu Crawford
Oakland
Cal
Long Beach
John Landers
John White
Louisiana
Anderson
Durbin
Lucy Nathan
Miss Weiner
Louisville
Isabel Haas
Miss Hoffstadt
Madison
Mayer
Frankel
Walter L. Milliken
Louise Bybee
Lois Pratt
Two Indiana Weddings Reported In Rushville And Muncie
Hillary Hayden and Cornelia Teudner wed at the bride’s parents home in Rushville on North Morgan street with relatives present. The couple will live in Seymour after a brief honeymoon trip to Lexington. Elsie May Hussey and Frank Haines married in Muncie at the Hussey home with about fifty relatives and friends in attendance and plan to reside in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Million
Addison Bybee
Leonora Smith
Hugh H. Hanna
Ruth Pratt
Hayden—Teadner
Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Hillary Hayden
Cornelia Teudner
Jacob Teudner
North
Morgan Street
Samuel O. Mowers
Presbyterian Church
Rushville Republican
Hayden
Lexington
Seymour
Haines—Hussey
Muncie
Elsie May Hussey
Frank Haines
Stanton Hussey
South Gharkey Street
W. H. Oxtoby
First Presbyterian Church
Propylaeum Board Adjusts Fire Insurance Deal
The board of directors met at 10 in Charles E. Coffin's office to appraise the fire insurance on the Propylaeum building. Henry L. Dollman and Coffin will act for the association, Scott for the insurers. report to be finished the next morning. The building will reopen gradually and no temporary quarters fund will be needed. The Christian Science Church will use the west parlor for services Wednesday night. The board notes continued patronage and asks for public support.
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The
Propylaeum Association
Charles E. Coffin
Henry L. Dollman
Coffin
Scott
Indianapolis
Propylaeum
Nightshirt Pin Uncovers Lost Diamonds Mystery
Three diamonds valued at $1,000 disappeared from the wife of a North Side merchant. Detectives Colbert and Hauser traced clues to a never worn nightshirt where the husband, while bathed, found a pin and a hidden chamois bag containing the gems. The jewels were returned to the wife who could not explain their concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Hauser
Colbert and
Braden Assaulted By Traveling Man In Hotel District
David Braden of Braden & Rogers suffered a head strike with a hatchet after a quarrel over a woman at the English Hotel block. Barrackman of Pierson place fought Braden, grabbed him by the collar, and struck him while a gun and hatchet moved during the struggle. Police arrested both men. Braden released on recognizance after being charged with assault and battery. Barrackman faces assault and battery with intent to kill, bond set at 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Braden
Braden
Marian Barrackman
Miss Barrackman
Mr. Braden
Barrackman
Asault
Motorman Arrested For Interrupting Funeral
Walter Warrenburg, a West Michigan street car motorman, was arrested yesterday morning by Bicycle Policeman George Losh on a charge of interrupting a funeral. Losh boarded the car at Blackford and New York streets as the procession for Edward Moore, of 154 North Black, passed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warrenburg
West Michigan
George Losh
Losh
Blackford
New York
Fueral
Edward Moore
North Black
Indignation at Ford Street Car Procession Sparks Court Bond
Motorman Warrenburg tried to pass the procession as men leaped from seats in protest. Officials of the street car company posted bond for appearance in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Street
Warrenburg
Mornig
Imperial Concert by four women at Roberts Park Church
The Imperial Concert Company presented the second entertainment of the YMCA course at Roberts Park Church with a strong turnout. Jeanette Kling received the warmest reception for readings from Under Two Flags and a Scotch romance. Marie Louise Wright on violin and Lyda Cherington on piano also drew praise along with Lucile Eagle Owen whose soprano performances included May Morning and One Spring Morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Concert Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Roberts Park Church
Jeanette Kling
Outda
Sanders McGlashen
Marie Louise Wright
Cavinta
Grain Dealers Plan Elkins Bill Lobby effort
The Indiana Grain Dealers' Association committee met at the Board of Trade building to press the Elkins bill in Congress. Members include Sen ator E. M. Wolcott J. E. Goodrich Tom Morrison James Sayles and I. N. Adams who will seek support from Senator Beveridge and Indiana's delegation. The annual meeting is set for January in this city.
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Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Board of Trade
E. M. Wolcott
Wolcott
James E. Goodrich
Winchester
Tom Morrison
Kokomo
James Sayles
Bluffton
I. N. Adams
Bunker Hill
Indiana
Congress
Beveridge
Christmas city notes and church events
The Woman's Exchange will serve the Christmas dinner tomorrow and close Thursday. Meridian street Church Sunday school plans a Santa Claus entertainment on Christmas Eve. Dickens's Christmas Carol by school No. 8’s 8B class will be repeated tonight. Ernest Durst, laborer, 30, declared insane by a commission. Adams Express rates denial by manager. New Year supper for city’s poor boys ages seven to twelve at the YMCA hall. Tickets for 15 covers distributed by Police Superintendent Taffe and Superintendent Northcott.
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Meridian-street
Dickens
Ernest Durst
Durst
West Fifth Street
Journal
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Mothers of the Boys
Police
Taffe
Northcott
Association
Funeral for E. C. Thompson Held in Irvington
The Irvington funeral for E. C. Thompson, who died from paralysis, was led by Dr. A. R. Benton with Rev. Mercer assisting. The service included hymns and was followed by burial at Crown Hill. Thompson’s immediate family survive, including his sister Mrs. H. E. T. McEwen in Edinburg.
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E. C. Thompson
University Avenue
Irvington
A. R. Benton
Mercer
Edinburg
Andrew Loughery
Maley
Omar Frost
Louisville
Scot Butler
H. N. Brown
T. C. Howe
Omar Wilson
R. E. Moore
Crown Hill
Stuer
John H. Thompson
Kendall Urges Expanded Public School Accommodations
Mr Kendall city schools superintendent spoke after a Methodist ministers meeting highlighting the need for more school space. He cited overcrowding at the Manual Training School and urged expansion of manual training and physical education. He also urged using school buildings for summer schools and summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Kendall
Kendall
Board of School Commissioners
Christmas Services at St Patrick's Church Highlight Masses
Christmas morning services begin at 4 o'clock with pontifical high mass followed by solemn high mass at 10 o'clock. The same musical programme features Victor Hammerer's new mass sung by St Patrick's Choir including Florence Wagner Nellie McHugh Lavina Stokte Anna Hudson Winnifred McHugh Murphy J Sharpey Souders Dorsey Creedon Lawlor Hall Adams Stella Adams and Bishop O'Donaghue delivers the sermon at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Victor Hammerer
St. Patrick's Choir
Florence Wagner
Nellie McHugh
Lavina Stokte
Anna Hudson
Winnifred McHugh
Messrs. Murphy
J. Sharkey
General MacArthur May Not Visit Indianapolis Site Tour
It is understood General MacArthur will not visit Indianapolis this week to inspect the proposed army post sites. Earlier word said he would come after receiving department orders, but yesterday Major Miller’s Sunday trip was described as a substitute for a MacArthur visit.
Ten men charged in saloon basement case continued in court
The ten men seized Saturday night in a saloon basement at 41 West New York Street, charged with seabying came waterday morning, had their trial continued. An application for a jury trial will be made, and the cases may go to the grand jury under the new rule adopted by Fr Eutor Ruckelshaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
New York Street
Freutor Ruckelshaus
Annis Burke Promoted to Editor of Marion Chronicle
Annis Burke, once linked to the Indianapolis newspaper colony, has been promoted to oversee the Marion Chronicle as managing editor, elevating her role in the paper's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Burke
Indianapolis
Marion Chronicle
Orth
Fire Slightly Damages Peerless Foundry Frame
An overheated cupola in the Peerless foundry on Meek street caused a small fire in the frame last night at o'clock. No injuries reported and firefighters contained the blaze without spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless
Meek Street
Christmas entertainment at St Johns girls and boys schools
Pupils at St John’s girls academy and boys’ school staged a Christmas program yesterday afternoon at Masonic Hall. The program featured songs, recitations by Samuel Rule and Martin Moran, a violin duet by Thomas Lenihan and Charles Jonas, and a Santa Claus appearance with gifts. Each child received a large candy box with a present, marking the holidays’ end and school reopening January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Girls' Academy
Masonic Hall
Samuel Rule
Martin Moran
Thomas Lenihan
Charles Jonas
The Christmas Mass Midnight Service Gains Ground
The article traces the revival of the Christmas midnight mass across Episcopal churches, noting its ancient roots and recent growth in England and the United States. Locally, Christ Church Cathedral had a successful midnight service last year and plans for richer music this Christmas Eve. The piece contrasts past declines with a renewed appreciation for the ceremony within the Episcopal tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Episcopal Church
Europe
England
Christ Church Cathedral
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
May Manton outlines season fashion focusing on slot seams and strap trimmings as key features. The example skirt combines these elements with seven gores and plaits at edges, adaptable to silk velvet or contrasting fabrics, originally in black canvas with peau de sole straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Pattern 4307 Dress With Inverted Plaits And Straps
A vintage pattern description explains slot seam construction with inverted plaits and strap trimming for a flared lower edge. It lists yardage for multiple fabric widths, mentions waist sizes, and instructs to mail order from Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis. Also notes divorce action in Atchison and local advertisement by J P Mullally offering diamonds and tailoring services.
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Colin
the Journal
Indianapolis
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