Mary Tudor's Love and Flight in Grand Opera Run
Julia Marlowe as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood was in Flower headlines English's Opera House with Brass era thrillers. Grand vaudeville bills feature Alice Archer Jess of, Park Alice Archer, in Jess of, Park and Empire burlesque stars. Jess of the Bar Z on Park Theater screen and a diverse vaudeville lineup with Dailey Charley Carey in Dress Rehearsal.
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Julia Marlowe
Peter F. Dailey
Grand—Oferings
Park and Empire
Julia_ Marlowe
Park
Alice Archer
Jess
Empire
Harry Morris
Mary Tudor
Henry VIII
England
Charles Major
Paul Kester
Miss Marlowe
Major
Kester
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Near New York Detailing
A sketch by Peter F. Dulley discusses the Tenderloin area and nearby landmarks, noting the soldiers and sailors monument’s proximity to New York and the unclear technicalities involved in the detailing.
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Soldiers’ and Sailors
New York
Clarriet
Peter F. Dulley
Auctioneer Tude Hamilton Praises Indiana Horses
Hotel lobby chatter notes Tude Hamilton a famed Indiana auctioneer who visits the city twice weekly to sell horses at Union Stockyards. He claims Indiana leads states for good-broke horses due to roads and training facilities and predicts a future annual stock show. He recalls selling 21 horses in 12 minutes and shares a wit rich tale about pedigree and a congressman brother.
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Tude” Hamilton
Indiana
Union
Hamilton
Attica
Desopset
Colonel
Democratic committee to reorganize with competing chair hopes
The Democratic state committee reshuffle draws interest as Gilbert H. Hendren of Greene county backs John W. Kern for chair if he accepts. John D. Megee of Rushville will represent the Sixth district and support A. S. Jackson of Greenfield. Others present include Parks M. Martin and B. F. Shively. Fleming may pursue the chair if supported, but Hendren reiterates support for Kern.
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Democratic State Committee
Gilbert H. Hendren
Greene County
John W. Kern
Megee
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Grand
State University
Mr. Shively
Henaren
B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Fleming
S. E. Morss
Mr. Daugherty
Bluffton
Hendren
Crown Point Seeks County Seat in Lake County Fight
Fred Y Wheeler of Crown Point Star and Lake County Fair Assn aids reorder of State Board of Agriculture. Crown Point backs staying county seat, notes Hammond spans Illinois, center of Lake County. Wheeler expects Crumpacker renomination with a larger GOP majority. Erdlitz departs for Mexico, Beckman discussed as successor from Lake and Jasper counties.
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Fred Y. Wheeler
Crown Point
Lake County
Wheeler
Crumpacker
Erdlitz
Mexico
John N. Beckman
Beckman
Fenee Coes
Lake
Jasper Counties
Electioneering at State Fair Board race stirs hotel talks
At the Grand Hotel last night a lively debate unfolded among candidates for State fair board seats. Aaron Jones seeks re election facing Co B Benjamin of Lake County and Mr Small of Laporte. Opposition also forms to Cott Barnett with Joseph Cunningham of Peru mounting a challenge. Other races include W W Stevenson versus Ed Tuell Corydon. John Tilson Franklin opposing E A Robinson also of Franklin. J Miller Nashville and Jesse Worrel pursuing Robinsons seat. Edward J Robison seeks re election while David Wallace runs against him. J F McDonald, board president, may seek his old post again.
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State Fair Board
Grand Hotel
Aaron Jones
Co. B. Benjamin
Lake County
Mr. Small
Laporte
Cott Barnett
Logansport
Joseph Cunningham
Peru
W. W. Stevenson
Tuell
Corydon
John Tilson
Franklin
E. A. Robinson
J . Miller
Nashville
Jesse Worrel
Mr. Robinson
Edward J. Robison
David Wallace
J. F. McDonald
Butcher William Harrison and Morris Wiles face concealed weapon charge
William Harrison a Greenfield butcher and Morris Wiles of Twenty sixth street will answer this morning before Judge Stubbs on charges of carrying concealed weapons. Harrison was found by Patrolmen Milan and Scott near West Ohio Street after a search revealed a loaded revolver. Wiles, who had been at the Park Theater, drew a revolver during a saloon quarrel between acts on the corner.
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William Harrison
Greenfield
Morris Wiles
Twenty-sixth Street
Stubbs
Harrison
Milan and
Scott
West Ohio Street
Wiles
Park Theater
Recital by Edward Nell pupils at First Presbyterian Church
A recital of varied voice culture grades was presented last night by pupils of Edward Nell in the First Presbyterian Church. Performers included Misses Attia Malott Grace Feasey Kate Gibson Messrs H M Talbot H A Conduitt J H Roberts and H W Laut with George E Eckert at the piano and Miss Hazel Woodward on violin.
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Edward Nell
First Presbyterian Church
Attia Malott
Grace Feasey
Kate Gibson
H. M. Talbot
H. A. Conduitt
J. H. Roberts
H. W. Laut
George E. Eckert
Hazel Woodward
Resort keeper’s suicide attempt at West Court street
Lillie Henry keeper of a resort at 242 West Court Street tried to end her life late last night by taking morphine and laudanum worth ten and fifteen cents. Drs Hicks and De Vaney of City Dispensary treated her for about an hour and reported fair prospects for recovery.
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Lillie Henry
West Court Street
Drs. Hicks and
de Vaney
Vandals Break Window At Vogel's Grocery Theft Attempt
Two men shattered a window at Vogel's grocery located at 40 Dunlop Street late last night but fled before entry. Bicycle policemen Lowe and Bernaver pursued the suspects without success.
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Vogel
Dunlop Street
Lowe and
Bernaver
Watch and chain found at Denison Hotel during political rally
A gold watch and chain were found in the Denison Hotel office after editor Frank Singleton of the Martinsville Reporter was tugged by a chain caught on his frock coat at a Republican love feast crowd. The items were turned over to hotel management for the owner to claim.
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Denison
Frank Singleton
Martinsville Reporter
the Denison
Three Children Burned to Death in Springfield
Norfolk Va January three children burned to death in a suburb when their mother a colored cook locked them in a room with a fire and left for work.
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Norfolk
Springfield
Bargain dealer advert at Monument Place seeks buyers
A terse classified note by J. P. ULLALLY, dealer at 28 Monument Place, invites readers to call and examine several bargains despite missing details and garbled OCR.
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J. P. Ullally
Democrats Praise Governor Durbin’s Board Appointments
President McDonald of the State Board of Agriculture, a Democrat, hailed Governor Durbin for appointing Democrats to state boards. He called it good politics and praised Durbin for elevating his standing with leading state Democrats. Pop Mitchell of Princeton, longtime board member, is at the Grand Hotel to represent the Van-
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McDonald
State Board of Agriculture
Durbin
Pop” Mitchell
Princeton
Grand Hotel
County Fair Figures and Political Moves At Hotel English
The Derburg County Fair Association notes long service by a delegate board member who has attended every meeting for two decades and never missed a state fair in thirty years. Republican Mitchell has been a judge at the world’s fair and a noted lecturer at farmers institutes. Democratic candidate Welman from Sullivan plans an earnest run for Congress in the Second District, needing sixty votes to nominate, with twenty from his county Sullivan likely backing him. Also at the hotel, C V Hitchens from Mexico City and Charles Cullen of Melbourne discuss manufacturing ties. Cullen says Australian drought relief boosts optimism. M A McDonald of West Lebanon attends State Board of Agriculture meetings.
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Wall Street
Perition
Jess
Bar Z
Park Theater
Bar Z Ranch
New Mexico
Col
William Mayfield
Maximo Quigg
Quigg
Colonel Mayfield
Jessie Mayfield
Cuba
Red Cross
James Spencer
Rough Riders
Spencer
Jessie
Bar 7
Antonio Bandera
Alice Archer
Randolph Roberts
James Manley
Ananias Johnson
Lariat
William F. Granger
Isaac Norton
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Edward Craven
Joey McCarthy
Derburg County
Co. M. Welman
Sullivan
R. W. Miers
English
Welman
Sullivan County
C. V. Hitchens
Mexico City
Charles Cullen
Melbourne
Australia
Hotel English
United States
Mr. Cullen
Board of Trade Smoker and National Manufacturers' Association
The Indianapolis Board of Trade plans a smoker to arouse interest in the organization and will host the National Manufacturers' Association when it meets in April. A seven member committee will arrange entertainment with Commercial Club and Manufacturers' Club input. The board will not send a delegate to the national meeting this year due to topics not of commercial interest. The decision follows other committee reports on interstate commerce power and bucketshop taxation, with actions to endorse a bill and fund the executive committee. Delegates will be named for the Indiana State Board of Commerce meeting February 18–19, with hall space allocated.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
National Board of Trade
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Manufacturers’ Club
National Manufacturers’ Association
Association
EB. P. Bacon
Bacon
Congress
Interstate-commerce Commission
Committee On Communications
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Grain Committee
Indiana State Board of Commerce
Board of Trade Hall
Death of an Aged Banker in Mount Morris
Hiram P. Mills aged 96 died suddenly in Mount Morris New York after dancing at his birthday celebration He had led Genesee River Bank since its 1880s formation and helped build the Genesee Valley canal and rail line from Albany to Schenectady In New York City Joseph Harker longtime financier known as Honest Joe died born in 1822 He brokered in the 1850s befriended Commodore Vanderbilt and served as director of the Hudson River Railroad New York Central and Western Union before the 18 catastrophe He once owned Maud S paying 40000 for her His brother Aaron lived in Vincennes Indiana.
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Brandon
Mary
Bristol
France
Dauphin
Charles Brandon
Engeland
Brandon Duke of
Suffolk
Miss Marlowe
Mary ‘Udor
Mount Morris
N. Y
Hiram P. Mills
United States
Charles
Mr. Mills
Genesee River Bank
Albany
Schenectady
New York
Joseph Harker
Honest Joe
Commodore Vanderbilt
Hudson River Railroad
New York Central
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maud S
Aaron Lves
Vincennes
Ind
Capitol architect Edward Clark dies at 78
Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol, died today in Washington of catarrhal pneumonia after years of ill health. He came from Philadelphia and became Capitol architect in 198. He was 78. Other obituaries note Capt. William Stanley of the US Army in Austin Minnesota, Charles A. Brown of Troy hosiery firms, Ora G. Briggs a Connecticut Rhode Island cotton man, Frederick Mergenthaler chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, and Dr Robertson, Presbyterian missions head in Winnipeg.
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Washington
Edward Clark
Capitol
Clark
Philadelphia
Austin
Minn
William Stanley
United States
Forts Snelling
Ridgley
Utah
Texas
Dakota
Lyle
Troy
N. Y
Charles A. Brown
Rob Roy Hosiery Company
Hoosick Falls Hosiery Company
Norwich
Conn
Ora G. Briggs
Long
Connecticut
Rhode Island
San Francisco
Frederick Mergenthaler
Palace Hotel
International
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dr. Robertson
Presbyterian Missions
LENZ CASE SETTLED IN PITTSBURG
In Pittsburg on January 6 a famous international dispute reached closure as $7,580 in damages were paid to Mrs. Lenz, mother of Frank G. Lenz, the American wheelman killed by Turkish officials. The State Department delivered the funds to Attorney John H. Mueller, aided by the LA. W. and President Keenan, securing President McKinley’s personal interest to push the claim to final payment.
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Pittsburg
Crude Rubber Co Receivership Details Unfold in Bank Debt Case
Judge Lacombe appoints William W. Ladd Jr as temporary receiver for Crude Rubber Company with a $9,000 bond. Company owes about $2 million to twenty banks secured by rubber stock, plus $2 million in contingent liabilities from customer notes. One million in rubber sold to United States Rubber Company, another million turned to International Crude Rubber Company. proceeds to creditors. Flint notes losses stem from a falling market and assures banks will be paid from rubber assets and equity.
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New York
Lacombe
William W. Ladd, Jr
United States Circuit Court
Charles R. Flint
George Watkinson & Co
Philadelphia
Crude Rubber Company
United States Rubber Company
International Crude Rubber Company
Flint
No Million Dollar Offer Shakeup in Alliance Francaise Gift
Chicago reports dispute over a promised gift from French financier Robert Lebaudy. Officials state no firm offer exists now and any donation may be limited to under 23 thousand dollars, likely arriving in months. The confusion arose after Emile Ridet spoke with University of Chicago President Harper.
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Chicago
Jan
Alliance Francaise
Robert Lebaudy
M. Lebaudy
Alliance
Henri Merou
Emile Ridet
M. Ridet
M. Merou
Harper
University of Chicago
New Trust Company Forming in New York City
A new trust company with capital of 1000 dollars and a surplus of 500000 dollars is to be organized in New York. The Trust Company of the Republic will be announced in the Journal of Commerce tomorrow and will include in its div as.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Trust Company of the Republic
Trade talks outline rail and commodity accommodations
The document notes representatives from the Illinois Central and the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Companies along with other major interests. It states that accommodations will be provided for cotton and cotton mill products, rice, sugar and iron, indicating a coordinated approach to trade considerations.
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Illinois Central
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Milwaukees controller vacancy sparks city logjam
Milwaukee faces a cashless halt as Controller John R. Wolf is committed to the county hospital for the insane. Mayor Rose offered the job to ex Governor Peck, who declined due to charter issues. City Clerk refuses to pay without controller order. A special election may be required, six days notice. Meanwhile city payrolls, bonds, contracts and annual plans stall.
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Milwaukee
John R. Wolf
County Hospital For
Rose
George W. Peck
Peek
E. M. Schuengel
Engineer Craig Killed In Train Collision At Vicksburg
New Orleans January 6 report says a Mississippi Valley passenger train struck a switch engine at Vicksburg. Engineer Samuel B. Craig died in the crash while fireman W H Brought survived with bruises. Passengers were shaken but unharmed.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Samuel
Craig
W. H. Brought
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