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News of the theaters notes today programs at ENGLISH S featuring Jan Kubelik and Maria Victoria Torrilhon at 1 15 p m. GRAND presents Vaudeville at 2 15 and 4 15 p m. PARK shows The Last Sentence at 2 and 1 am. EMPIRE hosts Majestic Burlesquers at 2 15 and 8 15 p m.
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Jan Kubelik
Maria Victoria Torrilhon
PARK
Empire
Majestic
Marta Victoria Torrilhon
Willis Sweatnam
Lucille Saunders
Probyn
Mile
Chester
Grand
Park Theater
Empire Theater
Fred Irwin
Seats on sale for Pudd'n'heed Wilson at English's
Seats go on sale today for a single performance of Mark Twain's Pudd'n'heed Wilson at English's venue next Monday night. W. 8. Gill will star, succeeding the late Frank Mayo and stepping in as Mayer's understudy. Prospect of tickets also announced for Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week of If I Were King by FE. H. Sethern with a fictitious Villon career portrayal by Justin Huntley McCarthy.
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Mark Twain
Francois Villon
Unease Over Proposed Closure of Union Station Office Substation
Businessmen in the wholesale district express unease about the proposed abolition of the office substation at Union Station and discuss the possibility of bringing the issue to a formal decision or meeting to address discontinuation concerns.
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Union Station
Commercial Club Pushes Government to Withdraw Action
Wholesale merchants view the office as a major convenience and back the Commercial Club’s appeal to the government to rescind its recent action.
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Commercial Club
Social notes fill Indianapolis with parties and luncheons
Mrs De Pauw hosts a luncheon for Mrs Joy on Thursday Feb 6. Various ladies attend dinners dances and theater parties across the city. Miss Barcus heads to Asheville for schooling while Miss Nathan visits for the Kahn Wineman wedding. A book shower and euchre party precede Miss Alice Wineman’s upcoming marriage.
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de Pauw
Joy
James Metlen
J. E. Fish
Muneie
Newton Claypool
Miss Claypool
Boston
Henry L. Beveridge
S. W. Cook
John J. Cooper
Wiley
M. B. Wilson
Evan Lilly
Nelson
Stoll
English’s
Thomas, Clements
Chicago
G. W. Morrison
Presuley
North
Pennsylvania Street
L. A. Kinsey
Bernard Schapker
Cincinnati
Lyman W. Louis
Barcus
Asheville
N. C
Regina Nathan
Toledo
J. L. Snewind
North Meridian Street
Kahn-Wineman
Mary Curran
Henry Gorman
Miss Curran
Joanna Curran
English Avenue
George W. Benton
Professor Benton
W. E. Stevenson
Miss Peake
Ladies’ Society
M. Buehler
Philip Rappaport
Torrilhon
Indianapolis
James Neilson Hamton
Plantz
T. A. Goodwin
Appleton
Wis
Edwin Goodwin
Terre Haute
Walter Fugate
Meridian Street
First Baptist Church
Fugate
Benjamin Harrison
Ethiyn Phipps
H. C. Newcomb
Harry Crossland
Lew Wallace
W. Nethery
Nethery
Eureka Springs
Ark
Mr. Nethery
New York
Luncedon
Helen Kaiser
Clara Fuehring
Selma Walker
Edna Irwin
Viola Moore
Danville
James Neilson Hamilton
Alice Wheeler Peirce
Corinne Moore Lawson
Crofton
London
Ovid B. Jameson
Addison Bybee
Tarkington
Meridian-street
Stuart Dean
Spencer
Edith Griffith
Stevenson
Henry F. Stevenson
Ethel Smith
C. E. Kregele
Grand Rapids
W. C. de Pauw
Anna, Renome
Vinson Carter
John (. Ingram
W. O. Anderson
Finley B. Pugh
Priscilla Wilson
J. W. Chipman
Charles Kahlo
Pleasant Bond
Noonan
Brecount
Stwil
Mike Peake
Wadsworth
Louis H. Levey
T. H. Noonan
John RB. Bram
David Wallace
Samuel &. Morss
Mortimer Levering
Henry Jameson
I. N. Richie
George Edwin Hunt
John T. Brush
P.B. Raymond
J. O. Henderson
Joan W. Kern
Herman Sayles
Alice Wineman
Bride’s Tea Honors Miss Wineman in Washington
Miss Wineman hosted a bright tea at her home with special guest Misa Nathan. Guests included Augusta Selig Emden Kirshbaum Fetbleman Kahn Messing Michaels Krauss Selig Kantrowicz Rosenthal Lipman Mosler Efroymson Hahn and sisters Sadie Regina Wineman. An afternoon of euchre followed a display of American Beauty roses and verse cards from gift books.
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Snewind
Augusta Selig
Emden
Gertie
Minnie Kirshbaum
Gertrude Fetbleman
Florence Kahn
Sarah Messing
Carrie Michaels
Della Krauss
Estelle Selig
Julia Kantrowicz
Irma Rosenthal
Lilly Lipman
Jesse Mosler
Myer Efroymson
Samuel Hahn
Misses Sadie
Regina Wineman
Wagner Ring Cycle lecture at German House reviewed
Excerpts outline Wagner’s Ring tetralogy and the Christian reinterpretation of the Norse myth. Carl Armbruster and Pauline Cramer offered an informative talk on Wagner’s aims, the four parts, and the new operatic synthesis.
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Richard Wagner
Carl Armbruster
Wagner
Armbruster
Pauline Cramer
Rhine
Mr. Armbruster
Miss Cramer
Brunnhilde
Siegfried
Helaiaho
Grant
Jewelers Offer Diamond Stop Bargain Trade
A dealer invites interested buyers to inspect a selection of diamonds at J. P. Mullally Jeweler located at 28 Monument Place. The notice requests visitors to call or come in to examine the merchandise and arrange possible purchases.
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Oko
J. P. Mullally Jeweler
Monument Place
Aged actress honored on eightieth birthday in Rome
Rome celebrates Ade laide Ristori as Marquise del Grillo on her eightieth birthday. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena send greetings and gifts while officials, mayors, and Italian ministers attend commemorative performances at Teatro della Valle. German ambassador Count Von Wedel conveys Emperor William’s regrets and best wishes.
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Rome
Marquise del Grillo
Adelaide Ristori
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
William
Count von Wedel
Marquise
Theatro
Madame Ristori
Ristori
Marquise del Grilio
Tomaso Salvini
Signor Novalli
Salvini
Novelli
Mme. Ristori
France
Rmany
Oubet
French Academy
Order of Foreign Wars Dinner in Indianapolis
Prominent men gathered at the Hotel English for the first annual Indiana Commandery dinner of the Military Order of Foreign Wars. General W. J. McKee led toasts on the order’s aims while Captain Harry Adams and Lt. Gov. Gilbert highlighted veterans from Revolutionary and Civil War times, Spanish American War service, and national unity. The evening honored military history with lively stories, songs, and remarks from distinguished guests, affirming loyalty and duty to country.
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English
Indiana
Military Order of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Durbin
W. J. McKee
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
McKee
Harry ©. Adams
Newton W. Gilbert
William E. English
James Fortune
Tripoli
England
Spain
McKinley
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Harry Co. Adams
Adams
Totten
General Totten
Chickamauga
McKeensee Smith
Havana
Columbin
Heard
Gilbert
Christ
Captain English
Taylor
Col
Charles Wilson
Wilson
East St. Louis
The Fifth String Novel by Sousa and Christy
A feature notes John Philip Sousa shifts to fiction with The Fifth String, a tale where violinist Diotti rises in Europe then faces moral peril through a fateful fifth string. The plot blends music, romance, and a battle between art and temptation, culminating in a dramatic New York performance and a fatal climax.
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John Philip Sousa
Howard Chandler Christy
Bowen-Merrill Company
Diotti
Europe
Satan
Prince of
Darkness
Phoebue
New York
Banquet Attendees Include Noted Local Leaders List
A banquet featured a long list of attendees led by W. G. McGuire and Charles S. Maltby among many locals. The event celebrated the flag in a formal gathering with speeches and toasts.
Meeting in Denison Hotel Deliberates State Party Secretary
Republican State committee selects a new secretary with Will Whitaker and O M Tichenor as leading contenders. Delegates discuss date for the State convention and forming executive and advisory committees as guests arrive at the city hotels.
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Republican State Committee
Denison
Goodrich
Warren Biger
Will Whitaker
O. M. Tichenor
Whitaker
Tichenor
Adam Beck
Eleventh
Columbia Club
Oscar H. Montgomery
Seymour
the Grand
Davis Defense Claim overwork in Washington bank embezzlement case
R C Davis former cashier of Peoples National Bank of Washington Ind faces fourteen counts of embezzlement. He and attorney C K Tharp plan demurrers in U S Court with trial set for Feb 1. Tharp argues overwork caused errors of 4000 and 1000 dollars as Davis handled increased duties. Davis is said to be capable and quick minded though associates now oppose him. Suits to recover gambling losses total about 5000 dollars and are pursued by Daviess county prosecutor in the State of Indiana framework.
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R. C. Davis
People’s National Bank of Washington
Ind
Denison Hotel
C. K. Tharp
Washington
Davis
United States
Tharp
Smiley N. Chambers
Baker
Indiana
State of
Daviess County
Knox County
Vincennes
Pricey talk on Democrats sparks Bedford hopes for Congress
George W. McDaniel of Bedford told friends at the Denison Hotel that Democrats cost nine dollars and sixty cents for every Democrat in the locality. He claimed the Second district has a Democratic Congress member with a ~2,000 margin and backed nominating David Johnson for Congress to counter Representative Miers. McDaniel favors Johnson, a former stone cutter and union supporter, to unite labor votes. John C. Cheney of Sullivan is also mentioned as a potential candidate.
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George W. McDaniel
Bedford
Denison
McDaniel
Congress
David Johnson
Representative Miers
John C. Cheney
Sullivan
Cheney
Johnson
Ashtabula Wreck Engineer Recollects Past Disaster
G D Folsom of Cleveland, the engineer of the ill fated Ashtabula bridge train, now a lost car agent for Lake Shore Railroad, spoke of the Jan 2 disaster with injuries and a cane. He avoids discussing the wreck, wishing to forget the horror.
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Stubbins
Ashtabula
G. D. Folsom
Cleveland
Ash
Lake Shore Road
G Lowtes & Co. Fies and Geveston See Work Being Done
Mr. Fol som travels long distances as part of his duties. He formerly covered the Atlantic to the Pacific, but his territory now lies between St. Louis and Boston. He went to St. Louis last night and will likely return to Indianapolis tonight.
Chairman O'Brien in Town Visits Grand Hotel
Lawrenceburg mayor and banker William H. O'Brien, chairman of the Democratic State committee, is visiting the Grand Hotel. He notes the secretary will be announced at the February committee meeting and mentions several candidates. Hawkins will not seek reelection. The future of the Lombard building headquarters will be decided at the next meeting.
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William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
O'Brien
W. H. Hawkins
Lombard
King of Wabash Signals No Reelection to House
King a former member of the House of Representatives says he will not seek legislative honors this year and that Warren G. Sayre of Wabash will succeed him. Delegates to the county and state conventions will be chosen next Saturday. King also backs an electric railway project with Breed and Shideler to connect Marion and Wabash, a twenty mile line.
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King
Wabash
House of Representatives
Denison
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash County
Messrs
Breed and Shideler
Marion
Mr. King
Lincoln League secretary tours districts for Terre Haute convention
Grant Mitchener secretary of the Lincoln League of the State reports visits to the Twelfth and Thirteenth districts in preparation for the upcoming league convention at Terre Haute. He states there will be strong attendance from the districts he visited.
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Grant Mitchener
Lincoln League of
Terre Haute
Statesman hopes for Legislature seat next winter
James F. Statesman said he favors Henry Marshall for speaker if both are reelected, expressing his belief he and Marshall will return to the Legislature. He spoke last night in town about upcoming sessions and leadership.
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James F. Statesman
Statesman
Henry Marshall
Mr. Statesman
Marshall
Artman Mingle with Republicans Before Leaving Legislature
Samuel R. Artman of Lebanon, former speaker of the last House of Representatives, was seen mingling with Republican politicians at Denison last night. He will not represent the same district in the Legislature next winter.
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Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
House of Representatives
Denison
Sheeee
Madison Man Attends Horse Sale Amid Congress Talk
Nathan Powell of Madison and his brother were in the city for a horse sale last night. Powell again stated he will not be a candidate for Congress in the Fourth district.
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Nathan Powell
Madison
Powell
Cunningham Rep Attends State Committee Meeting
Louis Rasch, of Evansville, is at the Hotel English representing George A. Cunningham at the state committee meeting today.
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Louis
Rasch
Evansville
George A. Cunningham
State Committee
Mother’s Postum Coffee Trick Affects Sons In Memphis Tale
A Memphis girl recounts how their mother secretly fed Postum Food Coffee to her sons for the summer. The college student son improved health and complexion, while the younger brother quit coffee a year ago and grew robust. The mother later revealed the ruse and gifted more Postum for the future.
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Memphis
Tenn
Misa B. Dye
Carroll Avenue
Brother
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