The Bonnie Brier Bush in Indianapolis
The Bonnie Brier Bush played at English's Opera House in Indianapolis to a substantial audience. J. H. Stoddart led an excellent company in a sweet simple drama drawn from Ian Maclaren material, focusing on Flora Campbell and Lachlan Campbell, with strong performances by Stoddart and others and a striking stage setting.
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Helen 1
Ming
Garet
Credita Die
Thomas P. Jackson
Lord Hay
al- Ten Phillips
John Carmichael
Augustine Duncan
Tammas
Bessie Baldwin
Aif
Gertrude Robinson
Imogene Tracy Dead After Fall In New York Home
Imogene Tracy noted soubrette of a generation ago dies from a stair accident at her New York residence. She once portrayed Topsy in Uncle Tom's Cabin and was chosen for a European production trial. In Chicago, Signor Mascagni an Italian composer faces court on embezzlement charges involving 3500.
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Imogene Tracy
Tracy
Topsy
Marie Bates
Europe
Chicago
Signor Mascagni
Mascount Freed After Hearing Both Sides In Court
From his former manager Richard Heard of Boston, Justice Hurley dismissed the case after hearing both sides. The courtroom was filled with Italians who applauded as Mascount, thankful and smiling, left for his.
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Richard Heard
Boston
Hurley
Grand Theatre Crowd Booms as Holiday Shows Fill Seats
The Grand theater enjoys packed matinees and sold out evenings after Christmas, with heavy attendance cited across the holiday rush. Lessees Henry Ziegler and M. C. Anderson plan improvements and have booked Saharet for Jan 19, while stars like Katherine Bloodgood and Ezra Kendall perform. Mrs Langtry’s Duchess of Keensbury story, Stoddart recollections, and Park productions headline local stages as actors, managers, and families gather for festive performances and social events.
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Messrs
Henry Ziegler
M. C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Shafer Ziegler
Anderson
Saharet
Katherine Bloodgood
Esther Fee
Social notes show dozens of luncheon and visit plans
Miss Dorsey hosts a luncheon for friends while Bertha Mallory hosts a cinch party. Richmond’s Miss Hill visits Mrs. Harvey for holidays. Mrs. Milliken to host informally. Various guests travel from Blairsville Chicago Toledo Lafayette and Dayton to visit local families. several receptions and New Year gatherings planned at multiple addresses including 1741 North Meridian Street 2 South Rural Street and 2218 North Alabama Street. {Entities: Ethel Dorsey Bertha Mallory Bertha Hill Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Milliken M Potter Theodore Potter Carroll Holman Ruth Lowe Hazel Barnett Alma Willis Lilly Prudens Rose Cavens Mortimer Levering Lillian Moore Jane Williams William Henry Ao e Charles W. Hawthorne Lieut. Elijah B. Martindale addresses: Central Avenue North Meridian Street Harrison Street Woodruff Place}
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Art Gallery
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New York
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Our Tall Girls in New York Clothes Trade
A New York Mail and Express feature notes French dressmakers struggle as American women's heights rise. Tall five seven to nine inch figures demand better fits and altered designs. The head of a major establishment says French artisans lose market to taller clients who require new patterns and resources.
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Mademoiselle
New Year events and local notices in city pages
Myrtle Temple invites members and friends to a New Year gathering at their North Delaware hall from 7 to 11. Prohibition chair-elect C. E. Newlin to hold informal reception at 723 Newton Claypool tomorrow 2 to 5. Michigan Revival Brigade to open meetings at the Salvation Army Hall tonight with music and prayers nightly. Sheriff Sauley and Sheriff-elect Metzger prepare for charge. Remains of August B. Pothast arrive. funeral to be held from 20 North Summit residence. Jacob Carter dies at the poor farm aged 61 from tuberculosis. Mrs. Sarah Tanner dies of smallpox at City Hospital pesthouse. leaves husband and child at 913 Cee street. Debate between Max Hayes and D. M. Parry rumored to be sought.
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Delaware Street
Order
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Prohibition State Committee
Prohibition
Newton Claypool Building
Michigan Revival Brigade
Salvation Army
South Capitol Avenue
Sauley
Robert Metzger
August B. Pothast
St. Mary's
Ind
Harry German
North Summit Street
Jacob Carter
Carter
Kentucky
Sarah Tanner
City Hospital
Hital
Cee Street
Max Hayes
Cleveland
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
Sigma Nu Fraternity Convention Opens as Members Arrive
College men from across the country converge on the city for the Sigma Nu national convention. Delegations from Chicago and Columbus arrive with hopes of attracting a record turnout, while the 45 active chapters and about five thousand total members gather for business sessions and social events.
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Chicago
George Cook
Record-Herald
Columbus
Uie
Sigma Nus
Marsh
Little Girls In Long Waisted Dresses Pointed By May Manton
Home dressmaking tips describe a fashionable long waisted style for girls with a novel yoke and straps. Embroidered cashmere in rose pairs with a lace yoke over white mousseline, and the skirt features corded tuck edging in cicatti silk, or can be kept plain.
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May Manton
Pattern for Girls Dress with Lace Trim and Yoke Detail
A sewing pattern description for a girl’s dress features a fitted bodice with gathered waist at yoke depth, separate finished yoke and straps, puffed sleeves to elbow with deep cuffs, standing collar, and a straight gathered skirt. Yardage listed for sizes 2 to 6 years, plus lace and a pattern coupon instructions from The Journal Indianapolis.
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New Albany Police Commissioner Appointment Anticipated
Governor Durbin to name a New Albany police commissioner within days to replace M Zier whose term ends soon. George Perkins, head of Ohio Falls Co operative Window Glass Co, backed by 23 labor unions, is a leading candidate. If chosen, Thomas Cannon may be reinstated as police captain. M Zier seeks reappointment with backing from the Republican committee.
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New Albany
Zier
Republican Committee
Headquarters of Carpenters to Establish City HQ
The advance guard of the national headquarters of the Carpenters and Joiners Union will arrive today to establish offices in the Stevenson block. Secretary and Treasurer Frank Duffy and his family will relocate here. A house on East New York Street has been rented and the Stevenson building offices are partly stocked, ready to house the union’s books and records.
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Stevenson Block
Frank Duffy
Death of a Lithographer at Grand Opera House
Nick Thomas a lithographer at the Grand Opera House died suddenly Monday night in his Douglass Hotel room. A member of the Chicago Billers' Union he was known nationally among theater people. His mother was notified and will arrive this morning.
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Grand Opera House
Douglass Hotel
Chicago Billers’ Union
Kentucky Glee Club Plans Indiana Holiday Tour Stop
The Kentucky University Glee Club, a twenty member ensemble, prepares a holiday tour of Indiana and nearby states and will perform in Indianapolis.
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Kentucky University Glee Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
An Irishman Complains of Hash and Purified Food
A diner balks at hash, citing the change from self cooked meals to prepared foods. The piece extols Malt-Too Flakes as largely machine prepared, premium breakfast cereal praised for cleanliness, purity, and ease. Manufactured by Matt-Too Flake Food Co Ltd, Battle Creek, Michigan. Sold by grocers.
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Matt-Too Flake Food Co
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Battle Creek
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Concert at Third Christian Church features Indiana club
Tonight at the Third Christian Church corner of Thirteenth street and Ashland Avenue a concert will be held. Indiana boys form the club with John A. Shishmantian as conductor and Prof. South as reader and impersonator. Burris A. Jenkins of Kentucky University endorses the club.
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Third Christian Church
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Ashland Avenue
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I South
Burris A. Jenkins
Kentucky University
University of Indicnnapells
Machinists Ball Promises Music and Relief Fund Plans
White River Lodge No. 161 of the International Association of Machinists hosts a ball at Tomlinson Hall tonight. Floor committee chaired by John Lynch with Thomas Dunn and Edward J. Collins coordinates the event. The union showcases decorations and tickets funds support the Union Pacific Railroad striker relief fund.
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International Association of Machinists
Tomlinson Hall
John Lynch
Thomas Dunn
Edward J. Collins
Union Pacific Railroad
Grave Robbery Rumors Stir Hamilton County residents
A Noblesville dispatch details widespread alarm in Hamilton County over alleged wholesale grave robberies linked to statements by Rufus Cantrell. Investigations show the claims are false, but rumors cited the grave of Rev. Mr. Murrell, a colored minister who died last year, as the target.
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Hamilton County
Rufus Cantrell
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