Bostonians Open Season At Atlanta City Atax
The Bostonians start their season at Atlanta City Atax. Later, they announce new productions De Kooven and Smit’s Maid Marian, rivaling Robin Hood. Frank McKee selects The Taming of the Shrew for a Black-Spearian production, with Mannering and James K. Hackett touring next spring for six weeks.
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Bostonians
Atlanta City
de Kooven
Smithe
Maid Marian
Robin
Frank McKee
Bliak- Spearian
Meet Mannering
James K. Hackett
Local social notes list Michigan City and Cincinnati visitors
Miss Rogers of Michigan City visits Miss Anna Louise Beck. Mrs Sallie Jacobs of Cincinnati visits her son Mr George Jacobs. Albert R Thompson and daughter Whisp spend the summer in New York. Miss Kathryne Nye and Mivsida Jenkins left yesterday for Buffalo and Canada. Miss Martha Maxwell joins a Madton house party. Mrs Joseph D L Maxelin plans a Greenslee plan. Miss Josephine Meoteer of Camden and Missaras Cook of Rutland guest Prana Bellinger. Informal entertainments will be
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Miss Rogers
Michigan City
Anna Louise Beck
Sallie Jacobs
Cincinnati
George Jacobs
Albert R. Thompson
Whi
New York
Kathryne Nye
Mivsida Jenkins
Yerverday
Buffalo
Canada
Martha Maxwell
Joseph DL
Maxelin
Greensle
Josephine Meoteer
Camden, N
Mise Saruares Cook
Rulictonta, Gues Re
Prana Bellinger
Young ladies' visits mark Indianapolis summer
A lengthy social column lists numerous residents and guests visiting or staying in Indianapolis including Mrs. E. M. Andreus of Macon visiting Miss Hickle Hough at Central avenue, and many others from Georgia, Michigan, California, Germany, and New York headed to summer homes, lake resorts, and family houses across the area. Prolonged travel plans and upcoming weddings are noted along with a Portland and Vincennes marriage and a Mansfield bridal trip.
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E. M. Andreus
Macon
Hickle Hough
Central Avenue
Margaret Griffin
Michigan
Henry Archman
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
Lake Maxinkuckee
H. J. Milligan
Louise
Eastern Resorts
Eliza A. Blaker
Cooper
Winona Lake
M. F. Marshall
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Paul Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
B. Beeronenknmen and Son
Alice
William D. Howe
Max Leckner
Antwerp
H. C. Adams
Steli Adams
Country Place
St. Paul
Ind
Ella Vonnegut
Mary Wilson
Katharine Ayres
Magnolia Beach
Eleanor, D. Kirby
New Providence
Mary Potter
Glendale
Theodore Potter
Potter
Jeannette Judson
Kate Smith
Elizabeth Ketcham
Charles M. Wills
Baltimore
M. F. Wills
New Jersey Street
Crane
Scarsdale
N. Y
Johns. Tarkington
Crawfordsville
George Reynolds Mathews
Louis Runnels
Palo Alto
Harlo Gratmiller
Ruth Black
Be Jas Arents
Fr. Holmes
W. H. Hood Company
Mixsel Sonday
New Corydon Yester
Burns—Yelton
Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Grace Lee Yelton
Anthony M. Yelton
John M. Burns
Mansfield
Mackinac
Five-Pound Salmon Caught by Daring Girl at Upper Dam
In a letter from Upper Dam Maine H B Tucker recounts a big pool story. He and his daughters Rena and Eleanor landed a five pound five and a half ounce salmon that bore the hook and leader lost by a previous angler. The guides praised Rena for netting the fish.
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Tucker
Upper Dam
Rena
Eleanor
Investigating Death of Infant at Orphans Home
Coroner Brayton investigated last night the death of an infant child of Carrie Hays at the Indianapolis Orphans Home. The infant, born at City Hospital, had been brought to the asylum where, amid examination, it died. Physicians found no evidence linking death to other trouble. The mother had abandoned the infant after birth and previously lived elsewhere.
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Brayton
Carrie Hays
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Brayson
Grand Jury to Probe Lunacy Commission Irregularities
The Marion county grand jury will investigate alleged abuses in lunacy inquests led by the city Dispensary physicians. Judge Alford instructed strict inquiry into perjury and irregularities, with witnesses including Kingan & Co. staff, Justice of the Peace Lockman, and Dispensary physicians summoned. The case follows habeas corpus actions to release John Ross from the insane hospital as the jury methods face renewed scrutiny.
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Lunacy Commission
Marion County Grand Jury
Alford
Criminal Court
Lunacy Commission Trust
Ruckelshaus
Kingan & Co
John Ross
Leathers
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Lockman
Ustice Lockman
Inae
Afoe
State Board of Charities to curb asylum detentions
A. W. Butler said the State Board of Charities has long sought to end indiscriminate asylum commitments. An amendment to E. E. Smail’s bill requiring written notice on insanity inquests disappeared in the Senate, and Butler vows renewed efforts in the next legislative session.
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A. W. Butler
State Board of Charities
E. E. Smail
Senate
Butler
Circuit Court Vacation Ends Rapidly As Injunction Issued
Yesterday opened Marion county Circuit Court vacation term with quick docket action. R W Furnas and the city of Indianapolis secured an injunction and restraining order against the General Contract Company to stop shipping Furnas street sweeping machines to cities beyond authorized grant areas. The company can operate in Washington and Buffalo, while Furnas contends plans to ship to Milwaukee with bidder Tierstase, who lost the Milwaukee contract bid.
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Marion County Circuit Court
Superior Courts
R. W. Furnas
Indianapolis
General Contract Company
Furnas
Washington
D. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Crilly
Milwaukee
Pipesy Tierstase
Turner appeals assessment in street opening case
Willam J. Turner yesterday fled an appeal in the Circuit Court from the assessment of benefits and damages on his property in the opening of North West street from Fourteenth street to Morton place. His damages were assessed at 460 dollars though he claims two thousand. This is the third appeal from the assessments for opening North West street filed since the Board.
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Willam J. Turner
Circuit Court
North West Street
Fourteenth Street
Morton Place
Kellison Divorce Case Shocks Plymouth Hotel Town
An appeal was filed yesterday in the appellate court in the divorce case of Charles Kellison against Flora A Kellison. Kellison, a prominent Plymouth hotel proprietor, was accused by his wife of cruel and inhuman treatment driving her to Michigan to work in a factory. Other items note Clyde Wynegar appealing a theft case to the Supreme Court, Louis Taylor suing the Streetcar Company for damages after a horse was struck and killed, August H Lenkhardt named executor of Carl J Jaf estate with a $1000 bond, and various court actions in the Superior and Criminal Courts including dismissals, guilty verdicts, and new suits in Indianapolis courts.
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Charles Kellison
Flora A. Kellison
Plymouth
Kellison
Clyde Wynegar
Charles Hayes
Wynegar
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Louis Taylor
West Morris Street
Fremont Alford
Ed Biser
Superior Court
William J. Turner
City of
Board of Public Works
Circuit Court
John W. Cooper
Charles P. Greens
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes Note List
Summary of minutes from higher and appellate courts including Hancock Marion and Allen circuits. Entries cover motions assignments of errors notices joinders in term bonds and petitions for stay with cases such as Emma Hays Ira Holmes Clyde Wynegar Samuel Alden Charles Erhardt Vernon Insurance vs Bank of Toronto Joseph Hackman George Smeiser Kellison Kibbey and Richards.
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Emma Hays
Joseph W Ue
Hancock C. C
Ira M. Holmes
Mary R. Stuckwisch
Marion C. C
Clyde Wynegar
State of Indiana
Samuel R. Alden
John W. White
Allen C. C
Charles Erhardt
William H. Pfeiffer
Allen S. C
Bond
the Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
Bank of Toronto
Marion S. C
Appellant
Joseph F. Hackman
Phillip Joseph
Fayette C. C
George M. Smeiser
Edgar Pughener
Otice
Charles Kellison
Flora A. Kellison
Marshall C. C
Olmvier Kibbey
Jacob Richards
C. C
Interurban Contract Delayed By City Committee
The Council committee on contracts and franchises met yesterday afternoon but failed to conclude on the interurban contract with the Board of Works. Members debated ratifying the ordinance, while a few objected to the contract length. The matter was carried over to next week for a report. no comments were offered on the water contract.
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Council
Board of Works
Fifty six corporations pass city assessments and Hagen stock sale
The County Board of Review completed assessments for fifty six corporations and banks. Banks kept last year’s value due to war revenue, while Home Brewing Company stock owned by Andrew Hagen is listed as worth thirty thousand dollars at par and up for sale, with an option not yet out. A buyer is said to be pursuing Hagen’s interest, with confidence of success.
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County Board of Review
Andrew Hagen
The
Home Brewing Company
Hagen
Pierce
Gust, Moser
Ovando
Montana
Dr. Pierce
Mrs Quinn Dies. City Resident Killed at 78
Mrs James Quinn mother of Samuel Quinn vice president of the State Life Insurance Company died yesterday at her home 191 North Meridian street aged 78 she had lived in the city ten years Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at clock from SB Peter and Pearl Ghuchh
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James Quinn
Samuel Quinn
The
State Life Insurance Company
North Meridian Street
Secret Service Report Counts Forty-Four Counterfeiters in Indiana
The annual secret service report to Secretary Gage shows 191 year ending June 30 with only four new counterfeit notes in circulation, $9,066 in counterfeit currency and $18,117 in counterfeit coin seized. Indiana totaled 44 arrests, with a mix of national and international offenders, molds and plates seized, and a call to draft a habitual criminal act for Congress.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret-Service
Treasury Department
Gage
New York City
United States
New York State
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Indiana
Alabama
Cuba
Congress
Decrease of Public Debt in June Reported
The public debt at June 30, 1901, stood at 1,044,739,120, down 17,737,374 for June. The report itemizes interest bearing, noninterest, and zero interest components, with cash on hand offset for certificates and notes, and notes a cash balance of 826,833,124 after liabilities.
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Washington
Malia
MOCRD
tercCersy Setteren
Treasury
Braves de Fxanhan reevesPee Unis
Secretary Hitch cock blocks Oct delay for Wichita Reservation opening
Washington July 1 Secretary Hitchcock rules there is no legal authority to extend the opening of the Wichita Indian Reservation in Oklahoma until October 1 as requested by cattle interests. The decision ends a statewide dispute over timing and rights tied to settlement and development.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Wichita Indian
Oklahoma
National Fowler Bank Authorized to Open in Lafayette
Washington reports the National Fowler Bank of Lafayette is authorized to begin business with capital of $100,000. James K. Fowler serves as president and Brown Brockenbrough as cashier. Eddie L. Nice is named substitute letter carrier at Anderson. Postmaster appointments for Curtis BE. Weathers at Marengo Crawford county and Irving Laird at Ray Steuben county received commissions today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Eddie L. Nice
Anderson
National Fowler Bank
Lafayette
James K. Fowler
Brown Brockenbrough
Curtis BE. Weathers
Marengo
Crawford County
Irving Laird
Ray
Steuben County
Victims of Heat Reported in City
Another death from the heat was reported late tonight. William R. Scholl, an employee of the Agricultural Department, overheated, took a cold bath and placed ice on his head, causing brain congestion. By 8 o'clock the thermometer had fallen to W degrees.
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William R. Scholl
Agricultural Department
Heat Wave Causes Record Temperatures in Philadelphia and Chicago
Philadelphia reported the highest temperature on record at the government post office thermometer, with widespread heat-related deaths and hospitalizations. Kensington’s industrial district shut down, and 500 workers at Cramps shipyard received heat relief. In Chicago, five people died on the streets and many others collapsed, though relief came with a thunderstorm. Indiana reports farm stock losses and moonlight wheat harvesting as heat continues to impact agriculture.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Cramps
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Auditorium
Peter Bajdik
Bessie Poole
John Bosby
Joseph H Sobezak
Thomas Alsh
Baltimore Sizzles Amid 103 Degree Heat Wave
Baltimore recorded the day’s hottest U S temperature, the Weather Bureau reports 103 degrees at 3 PM. By midnight the heat caused fourteen deaths and twenty eight prostrations, with factories halting work during the day under the extreme conditions.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
United States
Quotations on Quarries Dismissed Before Noon
Quarries were obliged to shut down before noon as heat peaked with a maximum mercury reading recorded at %$ degrees, affecting early operations.
Secretary of the Interior Prostrated by Heat in Philadelphia
John W. Noble of St. Louis secretary of the interior under President Harrison collapsed from heat in Philadelphia on Saturday and has been ill at the Hotel Walton for hours. He is reportedly improving enough to begin travel home tonight.
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Philadelphia
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Interior
Harrison
Walton
Heat wave claims lives in Cincinnati area
The noon temperature reached 91 degrees as three men John Stofer Joseph Fusz and Michael Giblin died from heat effects. About sixteen prostrations were reported non serious. Over the past week there have been fifteen deaths and sixty nine prostrations in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
John Stofer
Joseph Fusz
Michael Giblin
Louisville Ice Shortage Amid Heat Strains Cuts Shipments
Record heat across multiple cities causes ice factory breakdowns and soaring demand. Louisville manufacturers refuse to ship ice to nearby towns, risking imports from other cities if conditions persist, while several other locales report heat waves and rising fatalities from prostrations.
Steamship Arrivals Across Major Ports on July First
Movements of steamers show arrivals at New York from Naples Antwerp London Genoa and Naples. Southampton notes Kais er Wilhelm der Grosse from New York bound for Bremen. Bremen records Grosser Kurfurst from New York. Glasgow reports Sardinian from New York. Liverpool logs Tunisian from Montreal.
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Georgia
Naples
Nomadie
Tavepools Zeeland
Antwerp
Marquette
London
Aller
Genoa
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Grosser Keirfurst
Glasgow
Liverpool
Tunisian
Montreal
Confiscated the trousers after river swim near bridge
Bicycle policemen Houser and Trimpel found three men bathing in the river near West Washington street bridge. They seized three pairs of trousers, to be returned to owners upon proof of ownership. O'Brien, 34 West Norwood street, was charged with bathing within city limits.
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Houser
Trimpel
West Washington Street Bridge
O'Brien
Mystic Gas Light Mystery at Monarch Supply Store
Police and owner investigated a Sixteenth and Illinois Street shop after lights spontaneously burned at midnight. Last worker reportingly turned off lights then found them blazing on return. No signs of tampering or disturbance detected. case remains unexplained.
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Monarch Supply Company
Sixteenth
Illinois
Oa Ofey
Dragging of Wife From Canal After Late Night Quarrel
Bicycle policemen Streit and Losh heard a splash on Indiana avenue around 10:30 pm. They found Lorenz Holton of 2123 North Avenue dragging his wife from the canal after she jumped in following a quarrel about his late hours. He pulled her to the bank. The couple had been married about two months. she planned to try again.
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Streit
Losh
Indiana Avenue
Lorenz Holton
North Avenue
Window Shattered at Habibh Store on West Mette Sidewalk
Last night a stone was thrown through the window of Gus Habibh's shop on West Mette sidewalk near by merchant policeman. Before he could arrest them, the assailants escaped.
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Gus Habibh
West Mette
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