Discipline for Boys Aims at Home for Wayward Youths
Mrs Mary Moody and Mrs W H Hart urged the County Commissioners to fund a home for boys beyond parental control but not eligible for Reform School. The push draws support from police and charity groups seeking alternatives to penal institutions. President McGregor said funds are unavailable and suggested County Council consideration.
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Mary Moody
W. H. Hart
Reform School
Moody
Hart
McGregor
County Council
Two Pottery Plants Run by Indianapolis Men at Evansville and Peoria
Indianapolis businessmen under George G. Tanner and Dr. Franklin W. Hays took charge of Evansville Indiana and Peoria Illinois pottery works. Both plants, previously loss making, have been renovated and are readied for operation. Peoria will open January with two workers and full time production, Evansville to serve as distribution hub. Main product is common white table china.
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Indianapolis
George G. Tanner
Franklin W. Hays
Evansville
Ind
Peoria
Woman repels attempted Park Avenue robbery
Mrs. Meek of Wyandotte apartment reports to detectives an attack last Saturday near Park avenue and Twenty-second street. The assailant grabbed her cape and demanded her hand bag but she refused, replying she’d keep what was inside. She struck him and he fled. she suffered no loss.
Patrick Quinn Arrested After Alleged Blake Street Shooting
Patrick Quinn of Patterson Street was arrested early yesterday by Patrolmen Hanlon and Hollihan and charged with shooting with intent to kill John Hines, a bartender at Collins's saloon on Blake Street. The revolver was involved in a friendly struggle, a discharged bullet grazing Hines's hand. the injury is not serious.
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Patrick Quinn
Patterson Street
Hanlon and
Hollihan
John Hines
Collins
Blake Street
Strugate
Hines
State Board of Education Meeting at the Statehouse
The State Board of Education held a meeting at the Statehouse yesterday afternoon to discuss various high schools across the state. Decisions on commissions to be granted will not be issued at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Statehouse
Winchester melodrama at the Park with Hardee Kirkland as villain
Hardee Kirkland earns applause at the Park Theater in Winchester, a war melodrama where his character Phillip Allen, a U S secret service agent, betrays Major Kearney but gains sympathy. The play features a dramatic reprieve, a heroine pursuit, and extensive period scenery amid five acts.
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Hardee Kirkland
Grand Opera House
Park Theater
Winchester
Phillip Allen
United States
Secret Service
Allen
Major Kearney
Kearney
Mr. Kirkland
Eustis
Thornton
Union Orees
Kernstown
Eustis Homestead
Margaret May
Virginia Randolph
Neil Twomey
Clint G. Ford
Mart E. Heisey
Thal
Bowery
Recital Tonight by Lilli Lehmann and Josef Hofmann
A recital will be given at English's Opera House this evening featuring Lilli Lehmann and Josef Hofmann. Lehmann, renowned German dramatic soprano, teams with Hofmann, a young virtuoso pianist, for a concert likely to attract a wide audience.
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Lilli Lehmann
Josef Hofmann
Mme. Lehmann
Grand recital features Hofmann and Lehmann in Denison
The program includes Wagner and Beethoven selections plus Schumann Moss on ski pieces and Liszt rhapsodies performed by Mme. Lehmann and Josef Hofmann. Patrons listed include Gov. and Mrs. Durbin and many others. General admission is $1 with gallery at 10 cents. Lehmann arrived last night at the Denison Hotel. Hofmann to arrive this morning at English's Hotel.
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Wagner
Lehmann
Beethoven
Schumann
Moszkowski
Caprice Espagnole
Josef Hofmann
Clayton-Johns
Mme
Schubert
Chopin
Hofmann
Liszt
Eerti
Henry S. Fraser
John F. Frenzel
Hugh H. Hanna
Clinton L. Hare
V. K. Hendricks
H. B. Hibben
George C. Hitt
John H. Holliday
Louis Hollweg
John L. Ketcham
Paul H. Krauss
Jultus A. Lemeke
J. K. Lilly
E. B. Martindale
Augustus L. Mason
Ford L. Mayer
E. L. McKee
Samuel E. Morss
Meredith Nicholson
H. O. Pantzer
John Perrin
G. Pfaff
Charles F. Sayles
G. A. Sehnall
Henry Severin
Jack Sharpe
Lucius B. Swift
George G. Tanner
Harold Taylor
Major Taylor
Benjamin D. Walcott
H. P. Wasson
William 8. Wheelock
M. B. Wilson
Albert Baker
Wiliam B. Burfori
John N. Carey
Mme. Lehmann
Denison
English's
Grand Week Feature Highlights Tom Hayes Bones Expert
At the Grand this week Tommy Hayes performs as an expert manipulator of the bones. He handles spoons and wine gan with the calm air typical of the regulation bones act.
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Tommy Hayes
Personal and Society notes from Minneapolis to Davenport
Miss Mary Hammond of Minneapolis visits Mrs L B Allison. Mrs Won Wallace and Miss Eleanor Newsome host a card party. Mrs Clarke E Day entertains her card club. Miss Mary Wadsworth from Davenport visits Mrs Henry Scott Fraser. Mrs Bullard, widow of the late Dr Bullard, has taken apartments at the Chalfant for winter. The Lafayette Matinee Musicale names Oliver Wul ard Peres as soloist. Mrs Rapety, visiting Rev M L Haines, returns to Astoria NY. Mrs Bert A Boyd hosts a small card in honor of Miss Blanche Hawkine.
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Mary Hammond
Minneapolis
L. B. Allison
Won Wallace
Eleanor Newsome
Clarke E. Day
Park Avenue
Mary Wadsworth
Davenport
Iowa
Henry Scott Fraser
Bullard
Chalfant
Lafayette Matinée Musicale
Oliver Wulard Peres
Rapety
M. L. Haines
Astoria
Bert A. Boyd
North Capitol
Mies Blanche Hawkine
Social whirl and weddings fill Kokomo area notes
Miss Bessie Stauffer and Miss Dee Blodgett host guests returning home Monday. Local society reports multiple alums leaving for Cincinnati to study violin, and a Pi Beta Phi party postponed to Friday. Public notices include church events, meetings, and weddings across Indianapolis area with marriages in Kokomo Flora Nashville and more.
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Dee Blodgett
Frank W. Morrison
Swart
Springfield
Detroit
Hazel Woodward
Cincinnati
College of Music
Miss Rieman
Miss Holliday
Lafayette
Cravens
Pi Beta Phi
J. J. Turner
Pittsburg
Sarah Wilson
James Floyd
Alpha Chi Omega
Park Avenue
MceMeens
New Castle
H. H. Hadley
Murphy
Hadley
Crown Point
Ind
Universalist Church
Hicks
Ashland Avenue
Harry Raymond
Woodruff Place
Graham Lee
Korea
Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Kessler
Bloomingdale
Grace Carr
St. Louis
Columbia Club
Mary van Winkle
Mary Agnes Thompson
Louisville
William Thompson
Valencia
Lena Brash
Louise Dunkerson
Ellen Sommers Baker
Cora Griffith
Mary Sayles
Katherine Ayres
Gertrude Wobher
Society of the
French Alliance
Indiana
Indianaapolis
May Wright Sewall
Mary E. Colgan
Sewall
Presbyterian Church
Hutchinson
Kokomo
United Brethren Church
Mr. Myers
Harry C. Gibbons
Spokane
Wash
Belle Brockway
Vicksburg
Mich
Spoane
Urban H. Rothschild
Connersville
de Witt
Sharpsville
Holoter
Dressmaker Pin and Paper Expenses Highlight Losses
In the New York Evening Sun the average dressmaker uses a pound of pins weekly, sold in quarter-pound boxes six? four. Pins cost about SM cents per box. Tissue paper costs two dollars weekly with no direct return beyond quality. Pins vanish with no clear accounting.
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New York Evening Sun
Fashion and Decor Notes on Pins and Ballgowns
A dressmaker notes white fabrics must not touch reused pins and pins per week rise with white fashion. The bachelors ball features lavish gowns deemed incongruous and impractical, including a delicate woman in a white tulle gown with ermine trim. Other outfits range from lace bodices to calico and brown panne dresses. A piano back is best hidden with brocade drapery, avoiding gaudy patterns and ensuring sound quality.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Chaffee to Visit Samar Amid Insurrection Cleanup
General Chaffee will leave Manila next Saturday to inspect Samar and press operations during dry season. A captured Hong Kong message offers Lukban potential surrender terms, allowing departure with troops and no oath of allegiance. Senor Gomez of Pasig faces arrest for misusing municipal taxes. Kilpatrick sails from San Francisco to Manila with 700 recruits and 100 Marines aboard.
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Manila
Chaffee
Samar
Hong Kong
Lukban
United States
Mrs Roosevelt Ends Semiweekly Receptions At White House
Washington January 16 The strenuous White House life wears on Mrs Roosevelt who cancels Friday receptions and weekly teas for the rush season. The clerical staff labors late into the night, Cortelyou reports no room for more desks and three assistants suffer overwork as handwritten notes replace formal announcements.
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Washington
White House
Judiciary
Rixey
Cortelyou
Lost on a Mountain in Slocan District
News from Nelson says three miners survived severe exposure after getting lost on a snowy mountain near Slocan City while visiting the Bondholder claim. One miner, M. Will, died from freezing during a three day blizzard.
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Vancouver
B. C
Nelson
Slocan District
J. P. Stevens
W. G. Thomas
S. Rockaway
M. Will
Slocan City
Wall
Stevens
Thomas
Rockaway
Wellesley treasurer charged with forging bond names
Albert Jennings of Wellesley, a prominent real estate man and town treasurer, was arrested in Boston on a forgery charge. He allegedly forged selectmen names on a bond of 100 dollars and passed it to State Treasurer Bradford on December 3. His books are under expert examination and he was locked up in Boston tonight.
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Boston
Albert Jennings
Wellesley
Bradford
Jennings
Rockefeller’s Promise to Doubling Gifts to Vassar
In Poughkeepsie on January 16, it was announced at Vassar College that John D. Rockefeller pledged to double every gift to the college before commencement day in 1902, up to a total of 290,000 dollars. Vassar already benefits from funds toward a recital hall and a residence hall from Rockefeller.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
John D. Rockefeller
Vassar
Rockefeller
Democrats Establish Permanent Ohio State Headquarters in Columbus
At a conference in Columbus the Democratic state central committee decided to establish permanent state headquarters with a salaried secretary and to push party work more vigorously in future campaigns.
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Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Champagne import feat by G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry
The world records an unprecedented yearly import of 120,39 cases of champagne by one house. G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry is highlighted for this achievement. Large reserves ensure continued high standards and supply.
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G. H. Mumm
Tunnel Signal Lights Debate in New York Tunnel Disaster
The coroner began an inquest into the New York Central tunnel deaths with District Attorney Jerome signaling possible criminal negligence. Witnesses including J H Franklin acknowledged frequent complaints by trainmen that foggy days limited signal visibility, though he claimed conditions were favorable on the wreck day.
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New York
New York Central Tunnel
Scholter
Jerome
William T. Devine
New Rochelle
P. H. Fox
Wisker
White Plains
Joseph H. Franklin
Grand Central Depot
Franklin
Newman
New York Central
President Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
Debates Spark Over Boer Independence and Peace Policy
In a heated Lords debate opening Parliament, Lord Salisbury defends martial law in South Africa and rejects Boer independence while urging national unity. Earl Spencer and Lord Rosebery press for autonomy proposals and pacific overtures, with Rosebery criticizing Britain’s isolation amid European tensions.
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United States
Ireland
Earl Spencer
Australia
Canada
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
Great Britain
Lord Rosebery
London
Dr. Kuyper
Holland
Europe
House of Lords
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Lytton
Earl of Kimberley
Edward
Dr. Kuypers
Lord Lansdowne
Ireland Debates Open Session with Lynch Controversy
London January 16 The House of Commons opened with a sparse attendance and immediate Irish issues. Earl Percy moved to condemn Col Arthur Lynch as an insult to the house and seek a committee inquiry, while speaker Gully delayed action. Sir Michael Hicks Beach pledged no coal tax change in the coming budget. Mr MacNeill condemned nationalist imprisonments under Windham and urged a committee investigation.
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London
House of Commons
Earl Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Kensington
Galway
Arthur Lynch
William Court Gully
Michael Hicks-Beach
MacNeill
South Donegal
Windham
Ireland
Investi
Contention in Commons Over South Africa War Policy
The debate featured Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman urging conciliation in Ireland and criticising martial law in the Cape Colony. Chamberlain defended the government's Cape actions while Liberal Harcourt attacked them. John Redmond teased, and amendments to the address were framed and adopted, touching Irish land laws and housing.
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MacNeill
House of Camnons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
South Africa
Ireland
William Vernon Harcourt
Cape Colony
Cape
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
House of Commons
H. H. Asquith
M. P
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party
Frederick Cawley
House of Lords
Arthur Lynch
Westminster
Chamberlain-Von Buelow
John Morley
United States
Spain
Russia
Adventures of an English Correspondent in Morocco
Walter B. Harris, London Times authority on Morocco, describes his daring disguise and journey to Sheshouan with an Arab boy, evading danger from Berbers and would‑be robbers on a route deemed reasonably safe, revealing a town with bridges, aqueducts, and Moorish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Harris
London Times
Morocco
Harris
Rif
M Morris
Sheshouan
Mediterranean
Fez
Beni-Hassan
Sueshouan
Milwaukee club rejects Clara Morris lecture bid
The New York World notes a Milwaukee women's club declines to listen to actress Clara Morris, arguing the club’s dignity is upheld yet shows old fashioned reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Milwaukee
Clara Morris
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