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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1902

Page

3

Brixton Burglary Brings Lively Farce to Englishs Tonight

The Brixton Burglary, a farce by Fred W. Sidney, plays at Englishs Opera House New Year’s Day we met W J Ferguson in the lead role as the servant with a bold accent and sparkling eyes. Miss Ann Leonard and Nellie Butler give notable turns with Miss Leonard portraying a stage mother-in-law and Miss Butler a clever maid. The company also includes Eben Terry and William in a Scotland Yard inspector turn. Performances continue Monday and Tuesday with Merchant of Venice and Nance Oldfeld on the bill.

English Opera House Brixton Fred W. Sidney Herald Square Theater New York W. J. Ferguson Ferguson Septimus Pontifex Mr. Ferguson William Sellery Bobby Mr. Selsang Ann Nelle Butler William Scotland Yard Sir Henry Irving Eben Terry Nance Oldfeld

Entertainment lineups at English's Clyde Fitch works etc

The week offers multiple stage attractions across English's Clyde Fitch's Nathan Hale and Miss Simplicity with Frank Daniels, Julia Marlowe on sale for When Knighthood Was in Flower, Park's Lost in the Desert melodrama, vaudeville acts at the Grand, and a rich concert by Madame Nevada at English's with pianist Maquarre and Casals. Berlin hosts Kinder Theater exploring child friendly stage forms, while New York critics review recent London imports and American productions including Sweet and Twenty and A Gentleman of France with praise for Edward J. Morgan and others.

Nevada Vaudeville Park Desert Victoria Burlesquers Howard Kyle Clyde Fitch Nathan Hale Julia Marlowe Sahara Charles Grapewin Anna Chance Pipp the Grand Berlin Kinder Theater Richard Ballentin Herr Ballentin Hans Sachs Nuremberg New York Basil Hood Hall Caine France Harriet Ford Stanley J. Weyman London Madison Square Theater William H. Thompson Thompson

A review of Weyman novel and Ford adaptation

The piece critiques a Weyman early adventure tale and a Miss Ford adaptation as hollow yet brilliant on the surface. It argues such book plays follow a formula with sensational perils and a decisive happy marriage, noting a uniform structure and melodramatic devices across the genre.

South Side Maennerchor Hosts Holiday Show for Children

The South Side Maennerchor staged a holiday entertainment at Lyra Hall for poor children, distributing about $40 in presents and candy. A ten-piece children's orchestra and a 40-voice chorus led the program, with solos by Miss Gertrude Wuensch and Harvey Miller on violin. Henry Vinto addressed the youngsters as a large Christmas tree displayed gifts. Prize presents were raffled at 25 cents each before dancing began.

South Side Maennerchor Lyra Hall Gertrude Wuensch Harvey Miller Henry Vinto

Social Affairs of City A Fashionable Ball at German House

The Free Kindergarten Association held its fourth annual New Year ball last night at the German House with Hart's Orchestra. Prominent guests filled balconies and boxes. large attendance nearly crowded the floor. The event honored the association's ongoing efforts with a floor committee led by Geo. N. Catterson and others. recurrences of social duties and upcoming marriages were noted, including Miss Sarah Wilson and Mr. Floyd, and Miss Lena Eva Alden's recital plans. Open house and society events followed in Noblesville and Lafayette with similar weddings and gatherings detailed.

Free Kindergarten Association Hart Free Kindergarten Society Geo. N. Catterson Paul Axbiel Clarence G. Coffin Owen Mothershead Fred Wasson Sam Johnson Geo. Denny Fred Wiley George W. Sloan Charles Dark Frank Carter J. H. Byers Bookwalter John C. New John B. Elam H. C. Meserve Edward Sarah Wilson James L. Floyd Jessie Runnel E. H. Wilson Frankton Ind J. D. Croan East St. Clair Street A. A. Barnes North Meridian Street John T. Barnett Central Christian Church Louise Schellschmidt Lena Eva Alden Terre Haute Lena Niblack Miss Alden John Priscilla Alden Europe Carl Faelton Boston Virgil New York Miss Niblack Sarah Agnes Adams William Archibald Littell Aes Littell Fowler C. Barnard Merrick Barnard George Matthews Elmer McKnight Will Richmire Charles McKnight Roth Frederick Richmire Anderson Noblesville Indianapolis Journal The Elks Will H. Craig Shirley Craig Samuel Harrell St. James's Lutheran Church Amelia Wegner Sarah Schnaible Louise Hahn Chicago Emil A. Sattler Carl Schlesselman Walter Kreuger Peek Justice Greenwood Bess Justice Madison Avenue Edith Omar Peek Franklin Dudley Peek Fudge Baptist Church Bessie Goth Indianapolis Elsie Esther Peek Ed Lee Williamsport Capitol Avenue Paxton Twibell Montpelier Harry Paxton Hammond May Twibell William Twibell Samuel Twibell

Fannie McComb marries Herzog risking large fortune

New York Jan 1 Fannie Rayne McComb wed Louis Herzog at Brick Presbyterian Church with Rev Henry Van Dyke presiding. Her father James J McComb a millionaire who died March 31 at Dobbs Ferry left a will worth over 20 million. A codicil cut her off to 15000 yearly if she married Herzog, triggering a legal challenge that courts deferred before the marriage.

New York Fannie Rayne McComb Louis Herzog Henry van Dyke Brick Presbyterian Church James J. McComb Dobb's Ferry McComb Herzog Miss McComb W. W. MacFarlane Title Guaranty and Trust Company

Irvington buyers pay seven thousand for Smith brick block

James H. Malott purchased the Smith brick block at Washington street and Whittier avenue in Irvington for 7000 dollars. Annie Pash was arrested for allegedly stealing 10 dollars from Mrs. Stevens visiting Mrs. Kennedy. Peddler John Wilhelm faces petit larceny charges for a bridle and shears. West Washington Street Presbyterian Church celebrated paying off a 60 dollar debt with short addresses by Rev. D R Lucas and others.

James H. Malott Smith Washington Street Whittier Avenue Irvington Apa Aeaes Annie Pash Stevens Kennedy East Fifteenth Street John Wilhelm West Washington Street D. R. Lucas D. H. Fatout John Scott Mr. Elvin

Hot Springs man enters race for Arkansas governor

Hon E. W. Rector of Hot Springs announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor opposing Gov Jeff Davis seeking a second term. It is the first time in forty years a Democratic Arkansas governor faces renomination. Many elections will be held statewide on March 2.

Little Rock Ark E. W. Rector Hot Springs Jeff Davis Arkansas

Burglars Flee After Warehouse Gunfight

Early today three burglars wrecked the safe in Fisher Bros big warehouse but failed to reach the cash drawer. Police officer Teyda fired on them near the post office, exchange of shots drew civilians into the fray, and the burglars escaped unharmed.

Minerva Fisher Bros Teyda

Aged Couple Burned to Death Near Litchfield

Aged couple Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gorton were burned to death at their home four miles northeast of Litchfield late last night. The house had three occupants, the invalid husband and wife and the hired man Frank Addy who escaped.

Litchfield Minn Milton Gorton Litchield Frank Addy Gorton

Id a Gilbert Dennis in Critical Condition After Assault

Washington daily reports Mrs Ida Gilbert Dennis a dressmaker critically ill after a mysterious assault at her home three weeks ago with death possible at any moment.

Washington Ida Gilbert Dennis

Holiday Jewelry Sale at J. P. Mullally

Owing to small expenses the store offers at least ten percent off. Not the largest shop, but the best quality diamonds and jewelry with a cut edge guarantee. Now is the time for holiday selections at 28 Monument Place.

J. P. Mullally Monument Place

Hanna McCulloch wedding social notes and attendees

William E English and numerous couples attended a formal social gathering with guests including Mrs George Kern and Mrs Ernst Burford. The event featured decorated gowns, a Renaissance lace theme, and a post event personal notices column with engagements and visits across Lafayette and Indianapolis.

William E. English Hugh H. Hanna D. P. Erwin E. M. Campbell George N. Catterson J. O. Henderson Hugh J. McGowan L. H. Levey Robert Geddes W. E. Hayward New J. H. Taylor Benjamin Hill Florence Cofin George John W. Kern Ernst Burford C. S. Denny Enrique C. Miller Miss Field Cothrell Edith Wilson John Downing Johnson

Two Values in Purchase Costs and Returns

A whimsical ad-like passage contrasts price and value in everyday purchases. It notes cork costs 8 cents per pound yet its true value is its saving, and Ivory Soap offers ten to twenty times its cost in value, highlighting how buyers overlook benefits and that Ivory Soap floats.

Social notes and fashion from New York society press

Reports from Irvington Fortnightly Club centered on a post noon gathering at Mrs August Jult home. A New York letter reveals engagement etiquette and matron of honor customs with vivid dress plans. Mrs Howard Gould attends events in Sherry's fashion, detailing gowns, hats, and jewelry. Francie Spinner is credited with introducing women as clerks in Washington while Thomas G Shearman is linked to the rise of typewriter girls. This includes anecdotal letters about engagement milestones, attire, and social expectations.

Central Aveue Irvington August J. D. Forrest Washington, D. C American Economic Association Edward Carver New York City D. K. Carver Downey Avenue New York Diana Mamma Dorothea Phyllis Langhorne Hendrick Hudson Garcia Marmaduke de Montmorency Marmaduke New York Times Howard Gould Sherry’s Francie E. Spinner Washington Thomas G. Shearman Wall-street Pete Mr. Shearman

There is more in this literary business than I thought possible

A young man in love confesses ambition in the literary trade. He plans to follow his sweetheart who has gone West, aiming to earn fare first. He recalls a bookstore encounter with a book titled Tarry Thou.

Detroit Free Press West Tarry

Emancipation Day Speech Denounces Social Equality

At Charleston on Negro day, Thomas E. Miller, former congressman and president of the South Carolina Colored College, urged frugality and property ownership as paths to recognition. He dismissed social equality as foolish and described better factory profits with black labor in lower Carolina and Georgia, urging moneyed men to favor such labor.

Charleston 8. C Thomas E. Miller The South Carolina Colored College Miller South Mason and Dixon Line Upper Carolina Lower Carolina Georgia

Marconi Entertained in Ottawa by Viceroy and Officials

In Ottawa on January 1 Signor Marconi was hosted by Lord Minto and the governor general’s guests. He met Falconi the papal delegate and later attended a dinner in his honor hosted by Dr. Borden minister of militia.

Ottawa Ont Signor Marconi Eval Minto Falconi Borden

Warrants For Forty Gamblers In Nashville

Warrants were issued on the affidavit of F. K. Odil, a brother of Guy Odil, who recently lost in the gambling houses of Nashville. The warrants charge the defendants with various felonies.

Nashville Tenn Amblers F. K Guy Odil

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