Suburban Social News Bridgeport Observes Local Visits
A long list of visitors and hosts fills the suburban note with exchanges between towns. Charles Mills visits in Quincy Indiana while Ethel Gamble stays in Terre Haute. numerous Shelbyville, Indianapolis, Brownsburg, and Danville residents host and visit kin and friends across Indiana.
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Bridgeport
Charles Mills
Quincy
Ind
Ethel Gamble
Terre Haute
Mixx
Emma D. Shadley
Shelbyville
Ida Powner
Frank Reynolds
Brownsburg
Charles Deetz
Carrie Basey
Indianapolis
Flora Preeland
Carrie Kingby
Lexington
Georgie Hanch
Mary Ford
Peter Ford
Riley Mainbridge
Spencer
Anna Davis
Lilie Fersee
William Greeson
Plainfield
Mary
Bette Bisby
Marion
Katherine Dugan
Mamie Feeney
Thomas Feeney
James Roby
Clermont
John Roby
Koga
Etta Stout
Sabine
Edgar Stout
Lily
Louisa Habrick
May Parker
Katherine Moran
Della Fora
Mabel Haley
Nora Ryner
Evansville
Ollie Per
Mille Reed
Canada
Wiliam
Oscar Overman
Helen
Union
Harvey Frown
John Hicks
Patrick Quinn
Henry Aceman
Pattie Casserly
Frederick Freeland
Sandusky
Henry Woolen
Anna
Hazel
Pittsboro
Merrid Davis
Muncie
Jason Davis
Frank Kintz
Michael Curley
Henry Morrison
Carrie Adrian
Rushville
Martin King
Evelyn Webnd
Malinda
Mina Reeves
Friendswood
Lora Ingling
William Davis
James Parker
Anna Dugan
Gura Falls
Michael Casserly
Mary and
Della Ford
Flora Freeland
Henry Artman
Carl Miller
Haughville
Grant Long
Mount Jackson
Harry Miller
Flackville
John Shuck
Clara Moore
Pearl Moore
Traders’ Point
Everett Coleman
Eunice Faraday
Carl Johnson
Zionsville
Ethel Tansel
Indiana
Barbara Fellenzer
Horatio Brown
An Out of the Ordinary Romance in Washington
Engagement rumors link Miss Mathilde Townsend with M. Constantine Brun the Danish minister to the United States. Townsend, a simple heiress, faces a fortune of 50 000 dollars yearly, while Brun is a favored Danish court figure. The piece notes a past romance when Brun loved Townsend’s mother years ago.
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Washington
Mathilde Townsend
M. Constantine Brun
United States
Miss Townsend
M. Eran
Mary Scott
Questions and Answers from an old newspaper page
A compact Q and A from a historic page covering prices, political queries, and general knowledge. It includes figures on silver price since 1873, Senate actions, state vote tallies, oleomargarine versus butterine, tobacco consumption estimates, revenue cutters, and various trivia on chemistry, history, and etymology.
Walnut stump boom sweeps Tennessee furniture trade
Old walnut stumps, once worthless, are now highly valued across Tennessee. An Indiana firm buys up stumps nationwide, paying escalating sums for uglier knottier pieces. Stumps are processed into veneer for high grade furniture, sometimes earning more than the original tree.
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Nashville
Rossetti Prayer Verses for Jerusalem Vision
Poetic prayer invoking divine sight and hearing to love understand and hope. Rossetti asks for steadfast faith toward the Holy Land and a fold of grace, longing for Jerusalem built with jasper walls and streets of gold. A reflective devotional verse excerpt.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Christ
English Censor Provokes Debate Over Maeterlinck Play
The Chicago Evening Post surveys English reactions to the ban on Monna Vanna in French. Notable writers like Archer, Hardy, Swinburne, and Yeats defend Maeterlinck’s moral aim, while critics argue over art versus morality. The protest notes language about censorship and calls for freedom of artistic expression.
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Chicago Evening Post
Manna Vanna
Maeterlinck
England
William Archer
Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie
John Oliver Hobbes
Joan
Thomas Hardy
Frederic Harrison
Mary ST. Ledger Harrison
Lucas Malet
Maurice Hewlett
Henry Arthur Jones
George Meredith
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Arthur Symons
Laurence Esas
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Redford
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Frank Harris
Candid Friend
Voltaire
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Marco
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M. Maeterlinck
Ori
Emerson
Ife
Maeterninck
NOTES OF THE STAGE AND SEASON CASTINGS
George Ade presents Pegey from Paris with music by William Lorraine next season under Henry Savage. Gertrude Quinlan will play the title role. the operetta follows Fables in Slang. Lewis Morrison continues Faust, buys San Francisco property, Jamaica born. William T. Francis to direct and compose at Weber & Fields theater, succeeding Stromberg. Alice Nelson courted by George C. Tyler for next season, offered 10000 dollars. Mme Rejane to tour ten to fifteen weeks starting October 193, after London and Buenos Aires. William Norris sails for London to perform in The Country Girl. last as legitimate actor, Chicago summer shows, winter plays. He originated Burgomaster and dode in KK Dodo, starred in The Children to. Feed your horse JANES S Dusticas Oata.
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Charles Wilson
Chicago
Fred Liebiag
Tipton
Robert Lowden
Manilla
Ind
Charles Howard
New York
W. F. Landis
Minneapolis
Margaret Hamilton
New Augusta
Alice Hendricks
Meansville
J. H. Malott
Raymond
Tunnelton
Hugh Essex
Lorenzo Fee
Hendricks County
Gertrude Mills
Crawfordsville
Robert Irwin
Ralph Smith
Murdock
George Smith
James Myers
Julietta
Albert Jones
Fortville
Sarah Riley
Paris
W. G. Ray
Harry Fitch
Tacoma
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Grover Tompkins
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Clara Morey
Charles
James Snyder
Pegey
George Ade
William Lorraine
Henry W. Savage
Gertrude Quinlan
Mr. Ade
Sultan of Sulu
Peregy
Paria
Indiana
Lewis Morrison
Faust
San Francisco
Jamaica
West Indies
William Norris
London
Skinner
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