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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

3

Feicht's Oberammergau Passion Lectures Draw Park Audiences

Churchgoers attend Mr. Feicht's talk on Oberammergau and its Passion Play at the Park Theater. He recounts study in Oberammergau, shows photographs, and notes the vows behind the Passion Play. He will repeat the lectures next Sunday afternoon and night at the Park.

Mr. Feicht Holy City Oberammergau Hanry Ellsworth Feicht Dickson & Talbott Columbus Park Theater Feicht Ludwig III of Bavaria Anton Lang Christus Nether Oberammergau Ama the Park Theater Mobile South Africa

New York Opener for Lillian Blauveit on Carnegie Hall Tour

Madame Lillian Blauveit arrives from Europe to commence a American tour opening January 1 at Carnegie Hall then two months in major cities reaching Denver. The week’s program includes Victoria Burlesquers at Empire Theatre and Hamlet at English’s.

New York Lillian Blauveit Europe St. Paul Carnegie Hall Denver

Missing Brother Reported From Brinkman Farm

Miss Cahil reports her sixteen year old brother is missing from the Brinkman farm. He has not been at home since Thursday after an incident where his father chastised him. Police were asked to search for him.

Emma Nevada California Madame Marchesi Her Majesty's Theater London Amina Italy Spain France Adelina Patti Casale Magquarie Mise Nevada Miss Cahil Brinkman Farm Fostamty

Farewell Sermon Marks Hunter’s Long Ministry at Seventh Presbyterian

The Rev. Rice V. Hunter delivered his farewell address at Seventh Presbyterian Church, ending years of service before departing for Buffalo to lead Central Church. He preached on Luke 10 29 28 urging devoted love to God and neighbor as the path to eternal life, citing biblical examples and Christian pioneers.

Rice V. Hunter Seventh Presbyterian Church Hunter Buffalo Jesus Christ Luke Matthew xix Mark x Nazarene Jesus Good Samaritan God Heaven Church of Jesus Christ St. Paul Whitfield Charles H. Spurgeon Horace Mann Jericho John Helena

Seventh Presbyterian Church Service and Farewell Reception

A Seventh Presbyterian Church gathering featured short talks from church departments and former members now elsewhere. Retiring pastor Dr. Hunter presided as deacon and elder representatives praised his pastorate while guests from other churches offered remarks. The event also included an informal reception honoring Dr. Hunter.

Seventh Presbyterian Church Hunter Charles Winnedge John G. Wishard John Wright Charles Smith Fourth Church Willard McGuire Anderson George Wishard St. Paul, Minn M. L. Haines First Church C. Dickey Winona

Melody of His Life From the Son of Man Sermon

The Rev. Frederic E. Dewhurst former Plymouth Church pastor now in Chicago preached twice at Plymouth Temple. He spoke on Jesus as the savior who seeks and saves the lost, tracing the hallmark of Christ as sweet reasonableness and a guiding melody through life from Nazareth to Jerusalem.

Frederic E. Dewhurst Plymouth Church Chicago Temple Dewhurst Rembrandt Ormuzd Ahriman Iphael Christ Matthew Arnold Jesus Arnold Nazareth Jerusalem Zaccheus Forasmuch Abraham

Old Year Sermon Warns of Time and Eternity

The Rev. C. E. Bacon of Roberts Park M E Church delivered an Old Year Sermon on James 4 14 warning that life is brief like a vapor and urging the faithful to pair time with eternity. He contrasted two views of life and eternity and urged planning with the Lord in view.

C. E. Bacon Roberts Park M. E James Drummond

Marriage of Myrtle Heath Durand and Don Price Hawkins

New Year week event in Hyde Park Kenwood, Miss Myrtle Heath Durand wed Don Price Hawkins at St Pauls Church Madison Ave and Fiftieth St. Rev Herman Page to officiate. Reception at 8712 Rosalie Court. Best man Newell Ward. Ushers Morgan Hewitt George Pattison William Day Richard Hartwell Elliott Durand Jr. Maids Hagel Heath Florence Heath. Master of ceremonies John H Wood. Home to Indianapolis after Feb 13.

Chicago Inter Ocean Hyde Park Kenwood Myrtle Heath Durand Elliott Durand Don Price Hawkins Edward Hawkins Indianapolis St. Paul's Church Madison Avenue Fiftieth Street Herman Page Rosalie Court Hawkins Newell Ward New York Morgan Hewitt Menasha Wis William Day George Pattison William Jamieson Richard Hartwell Elliott Durand, Jr Hagel Heath Florence Heath Lena Small Myrta Peters Isabel Wikins Cecelia Trude Daisy Wilson Elizabeth Smeenk John H. Wood

Title Insurance Demand Highlights Indiana Guaranty Firm

A note emphasizes that title insurance is essential for real estate investments. It urges investors to require guaranteed title protection and references the Indiana Title Guaranty and Laps Company located at 19 East Market Street.

Pbc Indiana Title Guaranty An East Market Street

Big Loan Negotiated For Knights Of Pythias Building

A substantial mortgage loan of 40000 dollars was negotiated Saturday between John F Wild & Co and the Knights of Pythias. The loan finances the north Massachusetts avenue and Pennsylvania street site building, completed at about 14000 dollars cost, with annual installments of 5000 dollars at 4 percent interest. Wild’s firm takes a first mortgage on building and site, and the property is described as one of downtown cities most valuable.

John F. Wild & Co Knights of Pythias Massachusetts Avenue Pennsylvania Street

Senator Fairbanks Visits Denison Hotel Briefing on Congress Work

Senator Charles W. Fairbanks arrived from Washington and will be at the Denison Hotel for the Republican love feast. He spoke on prospects for Panama canal action, tariffs, and early legislative action before adjournment. He noted Payne and Shaw for cabinet roles and stressed Congress favors prompt construction work and business stability.

Charles W. Fairbanks Washington Denison Capital Capitol Messrs Payne Shaw Fairbanks Congress

Here for Love Feast Republicans Gather in Denison

Several candidates arrived for the Republican love feast at the Denison hotel. Ed ward E. Neal of Noblesville seeks clerk of the Supreme Court, Thomas B. Millikan of New Castle aims for state treasurer, Daniel E. Storms of Lafayette seeks secretary of state, T E B Kinzle and David Sherrick attend as candidates for superintendent of public instruction and state auditor. Marty Miller of Fairmount, organizer for the Lincoln League, is a participating merchant with no opposition yet. Grant Mite.

Edward E. Neal Noblesville Supreme Court Denison Thomas B. Millikan New Castle Daniel E. Storms Lafayette T. E B. Kinzle Superintendent of Public Instruction David Sherrick Marty Miller Fairmount Lincoln League League Irmount Republcan Grant Mite

First Republican Meeting Describes McCardle Defection

John W. McCardle of New Richmond has deserted the Democracy, declaring his alignment with the Republican party at the party meeting. The report notes a shift in local political support and outlines McCardle’s stated reasons and expected impact on upcoming elections.

John W. McCardle New Richmond

Tammany Man in Town at Spencer House

W J Delaney, an Eastern liquor salesman and longtime Tammany Hall member, notes a forthcoming whisky price rise and criticizes Richard Croker. He predicts Tammany will regain footing in New York politics in two years despite current faction opposition.

W. J. Delaney New York City Tammany Hall Spencer House Mr. Delaney Trust Tammany New York Croker Low Vanderbilts Rank Lewes

Candidate for Secretary Seeks State Committee Support

A candidate running for secretary asks for backing from the state committee. The appeal stresses qualifications and a plan to advance party goals, urging members to unite behind the bid ahead of upcoming votes and meetings.

William Boethelt Arrested for Petit Larceny

William Boethelt of 3 North Davidsay Street was arrested yesterday by Detectives Hauser and Colbert on a charge of petit larceny. A paper hanger, he allegedly stole a diamond ring from Mrs. Cornelius at 612 Stevens Avenue while she worked there.

William Boethelt North Davidsay Street Hauser and Colbert Cornelius Stevens Covnetus Chad

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