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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1902

Page

9

Suburban Social News Bridgeport Highlights

Miss Mary Salmon of Muncie visits aunt Mrs. Mary Davis and others. many residents travel to Cleveland Anderson Indianapolis and Danville for visits. Community notes include church events, lodge picnics, porch parties, and garden vines described with vivid imagery by Emma Carleton.

Mary Salmon Muncie Mary Davis Marion Clark Fred Cleveland Alfred Clerk Indie William Clark William Hadley McCordsville Nora Casserly Mary Gray Susan Flack Anderson Minnie Sarah Brown Greencastle Flora Freeland Charley Deftz Rosa Jessie Green John Masten Jatt Jane McLain Naville Jerry Spickelmire Susan Clark Brooklyn N. Y Lily Ferree William Gremen Plainfield George Sullivan Pennsylvania Charles Montgomery Terre Haute Ollie Perkins Brownsburg Mary and Anna _ Graves Brown Ethel Cora Gambel J. Greely Vestal Ryner Spencer William King Nora Long Bamuel Montgomery Frederick Roberts Frankland Errawn Martin King Anna Ryner Peru William Davis Henry Woollen Nora Anna Ben Davis Michael Dugan Mollie Henry Indianapolis Katie Hawkins Brownstown Michael Canserly James Clark Ora Leo Clark Danville Anna Ryker Springfield Lynn Bran M. Marion Edward Terreute Olive Hanna Elizabeth Fullenwider Wabash Mary Copeland Acton A. H. Kemper Mary Gaity Lulu Smith Crawfordsville Waymeyer Elwood E. Seldomridge Joseph Trimble Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Brooks Gale Street William Mitchell William Forney Charles Mitchell Bellefontaine Brightwood Lodge Brookside Park Fae Katharine Bangs William Beltz Daniel Slider Bers Anis Davis Kes Hendrickson Nettie Ennet

Midsummer Vines Bloom Across Homes And Towns

A nostalgic portrait celebrates vines and climbing plants transforming urban and rural spaces. Ivy cloaks homes, clematis climbs florist gardens, morning glories brighten dooryards, Virginia creeper drapes fences, and grape varieties add fragrance and color to scenes from churches to alleys.

Woodbine Cardinal Robin John Alice Sheppy Emma Carleton New Albany Ind Orier Gwen Virginia

Looked at the Reporter as a Rare Beast of Vicious Nature

Detroit's reporter interviews actor Richard Mansfield aboard a private car, challenging his ego and views on theater. The piece records Mansfield reacting to a harsh Harper’s Weekly critique, debating the future of acting and inviting contrasts with contemporaries.

Detroit Journal Richard Mansfield Harper's Weekly Detroit Michigan Central Railway Joe Dillon Dillon Charley Frohman Roosevelt Shakspeare Ater Mansfield St. Pierre

Negro Ordained Priest In Catholic Church

John Henry Dorsey pictured, was ordained a priest becoming the second black clergyman of this race to be Maus Renored in the country.

John Henry Dorsey Maus

Rostand Plagiarism Case Sparks French Outcry and Tours Ahead

The New York Evening Sun reports Edouard Rostand remains disturbed by a Chicago plagiarism ruling in favor of Edmond Gross. The decision targets Richard Mansfield, not Rostand, sparking French press backlash. Andreas Dippel plans a concert tour next season replacing opera. Eleanora Duse will perform D annunzio works in Boston starting Oct 20 with Genoa departure Sept 29. George Ade signs with Henry Savage to manage his forthcoming librettos, including Peggy from Paris.

Peene l Greensurg S. E. Perce Missouri J. F. Edwards Notre Dame John Brown John Campbell Anderson Kendall Plainfield J. C H. C. Patterson Keene Carlyle A. F. Armstrong Kokomo Thomas Howe Tinbrook Caldwell Paris Ill Carl Loop Henry Moore Winifred Heaston Myrtle Heagton Huntington Williby Lenna A. Hamsher Bristol Charles de Haas Mabel Scott Cariyie James Layman Lon Roberts Covington Cincinnati Grace Gallatine Goshen George Brown University Avenue Fred Miller Arthur Hoover Brookville Amos Butler Henry S. Schell Mabelle Scott A. M. Chamberlain Alliance, C Irvington Middlesero Miss Dilley Fort Wayne Morrigan Springfield William Williby William Mobberly Mary Swope Knoxville Tenn Jessie Swope Indianapolis J. W. Shipp Elm Avenue D. C. Dickman Washington Street Fannie Ingle Kansas City Daniel Layman New York City Central Avenue William Kittenbsch Lewistown Ida Otto Downey Avenue Parker Edouard Rostand Edmond Gross Chicago New York Evening Sun M. Rostand A. H. Hummel Andreas Dippel Metropolitan Grand Opera Company Eleanora Duse Gabriele D'Annunzio Francesca da Rimini Tremont Theater Boston Signora Duse Genoa George Ade Henry W. Savage Ade

Purist Herbert Spencer and a Critique of Crows

A London Spectator correspondent relays a tale about Herbert Spencer examining Americanisms and a philosopher at a country house who rebukes colloquial speech. The anecdote illustrates how even refined individuals can nitpick everyday expressions.

New York Herbert Spencer London Spectator Spencer

Four Prophets at Home in a Busy Country Store

In a warm, sunlit street scene at a country store, Hiram smokes a cigar while locals linger. The crowd banters about wives, meetings, and a caravan of everyday life, ending with a teasing exchange with Doctor Morris who playfully chides Hiram about smoking.

Hiram Odd Fellows Henry Vanmeter Mrss Tompkins Henry Shore Mis’ Hawkins Jim Bob McCready Jim Bob Dock Morris Dock Lige Franklin Sam Scottsville

Mrs Bolte to Try Case Before Husband Judge

Mrs. Herman Bolte admitted to practice before the New York bar will try her first case before her husband who serves as presiding Justice of the Second Judicial District Court of New York.

Judge Bolte Herman Bolte Bar of New York Second Judicial District Court of

Iceman Interludes on North Side Stir a Small Town

A long ramble through a North Side ice wagon crew shows Watkins the ice man and his crew, with tales of thefts, street lore, and a love interest involving Miss Angelina Jodkins. The scene shifts from bawdy talk to a porch visit ending with the ice man revealed at Miss Angelina’s parlor.

Watkins Watsoun Watkins South Meridian Street Louisiana Street Angelina Jodkins Lucile Miss Angelina Leddie Angelina Laddie Hannah Angeling Iceman

FICTIONS OF THE TOWN Ice Wagon Job Trial

In the morning a shabby Watson Watkins seeks work and is hired to drive an ice wagon. He quickly adopts the tradesman’s bearing, loading and delivering ice with a partner. The scene trails through streets and saloon refrigerators, showing him becoming a veteran of the trade.

Watson Watkins Iit St. Clair Street Watkins

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