European stars to tour United States next season
Major foreign actors including Eleanora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt, Mrs Patrick Campbell, Henry Irving and Ellen Terry are slated for U.S. appearances next season. Duse opens Oct 2 at Boston’s Tremont Theatre with a 27 member Italian company, featuring La Gioconda and The Dead City. Frohman plans French stock and plans for Bernhardt and Miss Adams in Romeo and Juliet remain unconfirmed amid Bernhardt’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora Duse
Sarah Bernhardt
Patrick Campbell
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Mme. Duse
Ohio River
Mississippi
Tremont Theater
Boston
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Mme. Bernhardt
Maude Adams
Romeo
Miss Adams
Juliet
United States
Mr. Frohman
New York
Herr Conried
Irvingplace Theater
Sudermann
Germany
Austria
Opera House to Tour Five-Play Season with Italian Cast
Opera House New York plans five performances then a fifteen week tour. principal singers and orchestra from Italy, chorus organized locally. Repertoire includes Cavalleria Rusticana Friend Fritz Iris and Ratcliffe by Mascagni, unfamiliar here except Cavalleria. Frohman to present Gabrilowitsch and Kubelik in next season. Gabrilowitsch previously with Amphion Club. Aronson to feature Koclan rivaling Kubelik in London prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Tyler
Liebler & Co
Europe
Mme. Duse
Gabrielle Rejane
Ermete Novelli
Vesta Tilley
Rejane
Novelli
Paris
Duse
Hall Caine
Viola Allen
Edward J. Morgan
E. M. Holland
Frederic de Belleville
Mascagni
Comr
Ialian
Kronberg & Mittenthal
National Theater
Washington
Victoria Theater
Newark
Ezra Kendall
Merbert Hall Winslow
Mary Johnston
Audrey
Eleanor Robson
Kyrle Bellew
Stanley Weyman
Gentleman
France
Harriet Ford
Russia
James O'Neill
Opera House
New York
Italy
Cavalleria Rusticana
Fritz
Iris
Ratcliffe
Daniel Frohman
Oseip Gabrilowittsch
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES OF RETURNING TRAVELERS
Miss Jennie Dickenson has returned from the East and many others are back from Chicago Louisville Cincinnati Boston and Terre Haute. Social visits extend across Attica Madison Covington Chicago Detroit New York and San Diego as guests travel for house parties farm stays and formal events with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dickenson
East
Elsie A 1
Chicago
Mary Pratt
Louisville
Lew Cooper
Boston
Vivian Louis
Cincinnati
Nellie McIntosh
Acne
Mary Ensey
Troy
N. Y
Nice
Marshall Levey
Indie Slade
John Louis
Terre Haute
Joseph M. Francis
Madison
A. J. Gardiner
Henry Martin
Attica
Ind
Crowell
Franklin
E. J. Foster
Park Avenue
Henrietta Applegate
Dayton, C
W. A. Applegate
Applegate
Oliver Brumback
Simion Carey
Pennsylvania Street
Armor Heffley
Logansport
D. Pratt
Central
William Phillips
Chalfant
San Diego
Cal
D. Lingenfelter
May Wright Sewall
Winona
M. R. Bucksbaum
Hortense
New York
Ben Kohn
North
Meridian Street
Charles M. Walker
Emma A. Windsor
Anna Dunlap
Clinois
Allen B. Philputt
Louise Philputt
Canyon City
Col
Catherine Jenckes
Newport
R. L
Edna Frank
E. L. Cothrell
Florence Cothrell
Rome City
Mary Murphy
Alice J. Shiel
Joplin
Thaddeus Houston
Mr. Houston
W. S. Allen
Detroit
Mr. Allen
Miss Shine
Helen Shine
Sara Sheerin
Covington
Lyman W. Louis
Chicago Beach
Margaret Foster
Franklin College
Alice van Nuys
Anna Ransom
Alice Bates
Adabel Chenoweth
Hillcroft Hall
Shelbyville
Tenn
Annetta Wayman
New Albany
James W. Lilly
Noblesville
Agnes Ketcham
Weir Mitchell
Margaret Hunter
P. B. Bailey
Southport
Daisy Gardner
Hopkinsville
Miss Gardner
Inter
Edward Kettenbach
Lewiston
Idaho
C. E. Newlin
Washington Street
Irvington
T. C. Day
Dwight
H. Day
Townsend
New Haven
Conn
Wright Day
R. K. Syfers
Jamestown
Ella Syfers
Miss Steele
L. A. Kinsey
Albert Kinsey
Carrie Elliott
Tippecanoe
Grace Manser
Buffalo
N.Y
Hervey Humphrey
Will Applegate
Austin A. Parker
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Thomas
Parker
Indiana Regiment
Philippines
William Smock Allen
Charles O. Roemler
Marshall T. Levey
Jacob Becker
Henry Clay Allen
Paltz
Toledo
Jane
Columbus
Wison
Weymouth
Blecker
E. G. Weymuth
British Royal Artillery
Bank Robber oncem Here Worked at Grand Hotel Livery Stable
The Fortville bank robber, identified by Horace G. Winings as C. W. Hall alias William Malone, was arrested in Greenfield. Malone, once employed at the Grand Hotel livery stable, shipped a race horse to Johnstown PA and later wrote a sweetheart letter from Pendleton. He previously served two years in the Michigan City penitentiary for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Greenfield
Horace G. Winings
Grand Hotel
C. W. Hall
William Malone
Winings
Johnstown
Malone
Michigan City
Pendleton
Maione
Carrie Hall
C. W
Gerber
Hancock County
Ed McGuff
Bertillon
Indianapolis
United States
Relief Fund Gathers for Castleton After Storm
Samuel T. Hague and Samuel T. Beaver formed a relief committee for the Castleton field and raised 759 dollars by private subscription. The funds were turned over to the Board of Trade, which contributed 30 dollars for Castleton residents and collected additional subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Hague
Samuel T. Beaver
Castleton Field
Board of Trade
Castleton
Fire damages liquor house in Washington street building
A fire last night at E. H. Rentsch liquor dealer at Nos 518 and 9 East Washington street caused about 7000 in losses. Stocks stored in the cellar and on the first floor burned away as the east side floor collapsed, while the salvage corps limited damage to the front. Fire started in the cellar, discovered by A. F. Temple, triggering an alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Rentsch
Iquor
S18
East Washington Street
Rentsch
Newport
A. F. Temple
Crowd at Fair Bank Hears Reginald Roberts and Mona Demerest
A large audience attended last evening at Fair Bank to hear Reginald Roberts and Mona Demerest. Roberts showcased a powerful tenor singing favorites while Demerest performed ballads and operatic selections with an encore of Way Down Upon the Suwanee River. The rest of the week’s program includes overtures, marches, and selections from musical comedies amid a lively schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Roberts
Mona
Miss Demerest
Suwanee River
Edians
Mona Demerest
Shea
Becker-Loraine
Isidore Witmark
Chaperons
King Cotton
Sousa
R. de Koven
Brown
Paris
Police Find No Gambling Rooms In City Centers
Captain Hyland and Sergeant Scheigert led an evening round of central city saloons to inspect upstairs rooms long rumored as gambling venues. They found no games in Moriarity, Walker, Smith, Walker, Rahke, Shea, Heier, Armitage, or Cleveland Club rooms and reported no active gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland
Schelgert
Scheigert
James Moriarity
Moriarity
Walker
Dan Smith
North Illinois Street
Smith
Harry Walker
Washington Street
Gus Rahke
Rahke
Jack Shea
Shea
Boylan
Fred Heier
Cleveland Club
Armitage
West Washington Street
Cleveland
McCulloch Seeks Lower Appraisal For Double Track System
George F. McCulloch of Union Traction testified before the State Board of Tax Commissioners, urging a compromise assessment at about 10 dollars per mile rather than 12,000 per mile. He argued the interurban line charges one cent per mile and warned a higher tax would force a rate increase while promising a superb double track system and future parlor car service. Other witnesses asked for reductions on telephony assessments including Central Union Telephone and several local lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
McCulloch
Tax Board
L. G. Richardson
Central Union Telephone
P. D. Webb
Cumberland Telephone Company
A. A. Adams
Home Telephone Company
Columbia City
J. G. Gillette
Laporte
Indiana and Southern Telephone Company
Frank Boyd
Parke County Telephone Company
Fatally Injured On Construction Train Dragging
Charles Goodwin of the Big Four Railroad construction train was dragged about thirty feet beneath passing cars near Prospect street. He was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital where doctors fear the injuries will prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodwin
Big Four Railroad
Prospect Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Real estate deals shift ownership in city market
The Indiana Claim Company deeded to the National Underwear Company a property at West Twenty-third Street and the Belt Railroad for 11000. Randolph Williams transferred Park Avenue near Fifteenth Street property to Alexander Dowling for 3800. Emily W. Mills received a sheriff's deed for Alabama and Fifteenth Streets property for 5327. Mary J. Wallace bought Kenwood Avenue near Twenty ninth Street property from Joseph H. Clark for 2300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Claim Company
National Underwear Company
West Twenty-third Street
Belt Railroad
Randolph Williams
Alexander Dowling
Park Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Emily W. Mills
Alabama
Fifteenth Streets
Mary J. Wallace
Kenwood Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Joseph H. Clark
New Jersey banks report asset, deposit surge to 1901 June end
The banking and Insurance commissioner reports June 1902 totals for New Jersey trust companies, savings banks and state banks. Assets reach 182,102,283 with deposits of 146,450,568, up from 1901. Savings banks hold 75,000,000 in assets and 69,000,000 in deposits. trust companies 94,000,000 in assets and 57,442,000 in deposits, with thirteen new trusts since January. State banks show 12,611,000 assets and 5,930,000 deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
WN. J
New Jersey
Banking and Insurance Commissioner
Castieton Sufferers Receive Board of Trade Checks
The Board of Trade sent checks totaling 1003 dollars to twenty eight Castieton area residents harmed by the recent storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castieton Storm
Board of Trade
Castieton
Mayor Johnson Beaten in Tax Revision Battle
Judge Phillips of the Common Pleas Court ruled against Mayor Johnson and Cleveland in mandamus actions to force County Auditor Craig to place an $18,000,000 tax increase on the tax duplicate after the five major local corporations challenged the assessment. The State Board of Tax Revision’s decision was deemed final and unoverridable by the court, with an appeal expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Johnson
City of
Craig
City Board of Equalization
State Board of Tax Revision
State Board
Governor Kimball Seeks Warrants in Power Promoter Case
Charles D Kimball governor of Rhode Island with a lawyer asked Tombs court for a warrant to arrest Andrew F Power a promoter. Magistrate Deuel issued a summons for Aug 6. Power allegedly sought Kimball to join a directorate promising Eastern governors and over $2 000 invested by Kimball with no accounting. Louis B Curtis of Bridgeport Conn also invested about $3 000 and seeks accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles D. Kimball
Rhode Island
Tombs
Andrew F. Power
Deuel
Power
Kimball
Louis B. Curtis
Bridgeport
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Dainty house jackets offer comfort and a polished look in all settings. The simple white lawn style with lace trim suits washable fabrics and light silks. Cut details cover fronts, back, bell sleeves, and a standing lace collar. pattern 4154 suits busts 22 to 38 inches. Pattern coupon requests 19 cents. address The Journal Pattern Dept. Indianapolis. Also real estate note promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co security with reasonable fees at 129 East Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Valenciennes
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ina
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Bargain Table
Sues
Brg
Clyde Fitch
Boon
Clara Bloodgood
Ethel Barrymore
Madame Flirt
Mrs. Bloodgood
Amelia Bingham
Fitch
Charles Frohman
Miss Barre
Itch
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Theater
Antoine
Frohman
Cupus
London
Henry V. Esmond
Henry Arthur Ones
Jerome
Anthony
Stephan Philips
Ulysses
Virginia Harned
Arthur Wing Pinero
Mascagni Opera Company
Metropolitan
Personal and
Sweetheart
Fair Bank
Mr. Roberts
City News Notes
Albert Betts
Moores
Commercial Club
Kansas City
Senator Beveridge
Frank J. Richmann
Lebanon
Walnut
Illinois
Walton L. Dynes
David Snow
Reform School
Plainfield
Snow
Frank Smiley
Ben Davis
Plainfield School
Smiley
John Pittman
Maxinkuckee Lake Ice Company
A. Caylor
W. R. Cooper
Pittman
Burton E. Parrott
North Alabama Street
Henry Jameson
Parrott
Cram
Indianapolis Journal
the Journal Atlas Department
Mayor Johnson
Tax Revision Board
Co. D. Kimball
A. F Power
Jecket
Bret
Cee Maer
Harmonell Hall
Monument P
Indianapolisusiness Universit
E. J. Heeb
Military Academy
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Inf
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Fredonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Sciatica
Lumbago
Joseph Enk’s
ENE Medicine CO
Union City
Henry J. Huder
Washington and
Pennsylvansia Sts
L. E. Morrison & CO. Beehive Trunk Factory
West
Royal Frontenac
Hartfordivsewerten Penninel PF Printing Company
Connecticut
Hartford, Conn
J. D. Browne
Charles R. Burt
Bank
Total Assets
Soso
Secgl Ltd
Aocantone
Annie
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
Indiana
Hart
C. N. Williams & CO
East Market
S. Robt. Zener & CO
Talbott Block
Claypool & CO
Claypool Building
E. S. R. Seguin
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