Weber and Fields Bring New York Comedy to Park Tonight
The final local season show at Park Theater features Weber and Fields from Broadway with a cast including Lillian Russell and Fay Templeton. A double bill offers Twirly Whirly and The Little Princess, with curtain at 7 45 tonight due to peak demand and a sold out crowd anticipated.
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Chat Of The Morning In The New York Advertiser
The article praises arranging ornaments on brocade or old embroidery with space around each piece. It notes the effect is improved when a quantity of china lacking a special feature is used to frame the items.
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London
Martin Harvey
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Harvey
America
New York Commercial Advertiser
New York
Decorative China Displays and Wedding Plate Art
The article discusses arranging blue and white china for mass display, lining cabinets with pearl white silk for beauty, and a note on using light fabrics to enhance lace. It also describes gift plates painted with June roses and country-home scenes for brides, plus a recipe for strawberry soup with lemons and zwieback as accompaniment.
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Crown Derby
China
New York Post
Freeing the College Girl From Family Control
The piece argues that independent young women returning from college face expectations to conform to parental guidance. It asserts that four years of self-directed life do not warrant surrendering autonomy and critiques societal ideas about female vanity and public affection norms.
Humble Vase Plea From A Behalf Of A Slain Suitor
A archaic plea appears in a Chicago Post piece where a speaker asks for memory and favor through a modest vase. The verse reiterates the vow that even if praised by others the speaker hopes the beloved will remember him.
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Ell Field
Chicago Post
Architects Rankin Kellogg admit Crane to partnership
Philadelphia announces Edward A Crane joining the firm of Rankin and Kellogg, architects of the federal building. Archie Morrow Williams visits Terre Haute to finish the Rose Polytechnic school year. Indianapolis Division No. 3 Railway Conductors plan memorial services for deceased members at Peterson's Hall on June 14 with the ladies auxiliary joining in.
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Philadelphia
Messrs. Rankin & Kellogg
Federal Building
Edward A. Crane
Archie Morrow Williams
Terre Haute
Rose Plytechnic
Indianapolis
Peterson's Hall
North
Delaware Street
Attempted assault on girl in Davis residence
An unknown man about thirty tried to assault Eve Davis, five, daughter of Mrs Marie Davis of 7 South West street, in an outbuilding yesterday afternoon. Police could not identify or locate the suspect. the child gave no usable description.
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Eve Davis
Marie Davis
South West Street
Davis
Lafayette convention selects state delegates for post office clerks
At the State convention in Lafayette on Saturday Jesse D. Wall of Indianapolis was elected State delegate to the national convention of Postoffice Clerks. Annenat Bert Connoly of Lafayette was chosen as treasurer of the State association.
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Lafayette
Jesse D. Wall
Indianapolis
South Side Gospel Tent Opens With Large Attendance
The South Side Evangelical Union opened a large gospel tent at Prospect and Linden streets for June revival services. Evangelist Milford H. Lyon preached as 2,000 seated to hear, with 200-voice choir directed by Hiram J. Lloyd. The event showcased cooperative efforts of eight local churches and a full program of daily summer services.
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Linden Streets
South Side
Milford H. Lyon
Chicago
Hiram J. Lloyd
Moody Institute
United States
J. L. F. Steeg
O. B. Ball
Evangelical Union
Crates Ss. Johnson
Edwin Ray
M. E
C. C. Edwards
Emmauel Baptist
J. R
Trinity Congregational
Levi White
M. E. Church
D. W. Noble
R. M. von Jer
Lloyd
Crates P. Johnson
Union
Trinity Sorescessional Church
Arthur Miller Injured in Bicycle Fall
Fourteen year old Arthur Miller of 723 Woodlawn Avenue fell from his bicycle yesterday afternoon and sustained severe head and facial wounds. He was taken to the city hospital where his injuries were treated after losing a significant amount of blood.
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Arthur Miller
Woodlawn Avenue
Tragic Shooting Suicide in St Louis Case
In St Louis on May 31 Thomas Johnson, driven by drink and jealousy, shot and seriously wounded Mrs Lulu Jones and killed himself. Johnson died instantly. Mrs Jones is expected to recover.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Johnson
Lulu Jones
Johnson
Congressman Ball Resigns From Congress in Texas
Houston dispatch reports Congressman T. H. Ball of the Eighth Texas district will resign his seat due to private business pressures. The resignation is to take effect at once.
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Houston
Tex
T. H. Ball
Texas
Businese
Sermon on Sorrow's Asylum by Rev J C Smith
The Rev J Cumming Smith preached at Tabernacle Presbyterian on Sorrow's Asylum. He argued sorrow reveals hidden pain while faith in God offers healing and dignity, rejecting idealism and denying death as mere illusion, affirming death as real but leading to higher life through Christ.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
America
Earth
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Swedenborg
Spinoza
Milton
Sabbath as Four Years of Spiritual Training
Rev Frank O Ballard of Memorial Presbyterian preached on keeping the Sabbath as a period of rest and renewal. He urged four years of Sabbath time to shape character, soothe the overtaxed body, and foster heavenly aims, urging avoidance of Sunday social events and theatre. He cited Emerson Thoreau and Walden to illustrate living fully in the present. A memorial service at Meridian Street M E Church followed with music and readings.
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Frank O. Ballard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Balard
Ballard
Jesus Christ
Divine Fellowship
Sea
Southland
Emerson
Thoreau
Walden
Kingdom of Heaven
Does God Afflict Man Debate by Dr Kellogg at Church
Dr H W Kellogg discussed whether God afflicts men at Central Avenue M E Church. He rejected the view that God is the direct author of evil, arguing that suffering arises from imperfect conditions and that God seeks to make holy manhood. He warned against Calvinist logic and urged mercy and kindness.
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H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M. E
New England
Emerson
Rev Worth M Tippy Warns Against Dangers of Postponement
The Rev Worth M Tippy preached at Broadway M E Church on postponement, warning that a person’s life can hinge on timely decisions and that delaying actions can bring risk and danger to individuals and communities.
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Rev. Worth M. Tippy
Worth M. Tippy
Broadway M. E
Religious Services Report From City Churches
Yesterday morning at the Central Universalist Church Rev. Marion Crosley spoke on Learning and Mending and later on Finding a Heaven or a Hell. The George H. Chapman Post G A R attended South Street Baptist Church where Rev. J A Knowlton preached Battle of the Ages with special music. Memorial services were held at Seventh Christian Church by Rev. D R Lucas with Mrs. E C Rumpler singing and Dr Lucas speaking on The Cross and the Flag. the storm caused many to stay away last week.
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Meridian-street
M. E
Joshua Stansfield
McKinley, Morton, Streight, Ellsworth and
Bennett
Woman's Relief Corps
Central Universalist Church
Marion Crosley
George H. Chapman Post
South Street Baptist Church
J. A. Knowlton
Seventh Christian Church
D. R. Lucas
E. C. Rumpler
Dr. Lucas
Modern Church for the Modern World, All Souls' Buy
Rev E E Newbert denounces ancient dogmas as outgrown and urges a church built on modern science and present reality. He says religion should interpret nature and life with the latest truth, free of creeds, to serve contemporary mankind. All Souls' plans to buy a new chapel on Alabama Street near Fifteenth.
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All Souls’ Unitarian Church
E. E. Newbert
Jesus
First Presbyterian
Alabama Street
Fifteenth
All Souls’ Church
Loose coats with shoulder capes become fashion favors
May Manton outlines stylish loose coats using shoulder capes crafted from pongee and silk. designs feature Chinese embroidery and adaptable trims for light and heavy fabrics. coats use shoulder under arm and center back seams with capes tied over the shoulders and can be turned back.
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May Manton
Nervine and Tonics Promised by Dr Miles Remedies
Promotional testimonial claims Nervine Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles tonics cure insomnia nerve disorders heart disease and related illnesses. An anonymous reviewer from Daily Free Press Wisconsin praises Nervine and other Dr Miles products for relief and health restoration.
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Daily Free Press
Wis
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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