Weber and Fields Show at Park Theater Ends Season in Indy
The Weber and Fields troupe delivered a mixed program at the Park Theater with two one act pieces "Twirly Whirly" and "The Stickiness of Gelatine" replacing the planned Little Princess burlesque. Audiences found the travesty on Clyde Fitch's Geraldine better timed, yet many regretted the bill change and the uneven quality of the revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Indianapolis
Clyde Fitch
Geraldine
Fay Templeton
Millic En
Eber
Fields
West
Perons
Bill
Weber and Fields Bloom in Twirly Whirly at Theatre
Review of the Weber and Fields troupe in Twirly Whirly praises the strong cast led by William Collier Fay Templeton Lillian Russell and Peter F Dailey. Notes the superb chorus and clever routines while criticizing some missteps and Bigelow’s limited stage time. Mentions Miss Russell's Chicago wager story denial and upcoming Fair Bank concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Fields
Eer Og
T. Francis
William Collier
Weber and Fields
Peter F. Dailey
Charlies Bigelow
John T. Kelly
Fay Templeton
Lillian Russell
Louise Alien
Weber-Fields
Vanity Fair
Miss Russelle
iIate
John Stromberg
Weber & Fields Music Hall
Ich
W. T. Francis
Dailey
Collier
Louise Allen
Miss Allen
Mary MacLane
Butte
Will Archie
Charles Bigelow
Anna Held
Weber and Fields Company
Fields
Miss Templeton
Joseph M. Weber
Weber
Chicago
Weber & Fields
Windy City
Worth
Miss Russell
Fortune
Weber & Fields Pullman
Indianapolis
Russell
New Appointees at Statehouse Named
New men Vexin Work Lawrence McTurnan of Alexandria and William Mahan of Washington began work yesterday at the Statehouse. McTurnan is the deputy superintendent of public instruction under Superintendent Cotton, while Mahan becomes a clerk in the secretary of state's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McTurnan
Alexandria
William Mahan
Washington
Statehouse
McTurnan
Cotton
Mr. Mahan
Secretary of State
Vocal instructor Harry Turpin arrives for private lessons
Mr. Harry Brown Turpin, the well known voice placer, arrived in town yesterday and will begin vocal instruction at once in the west parlor of the Propy lacum, with consultations each morning from 9 to 12 o'clock.
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Harry Brown Turpin
Propylacum
Social Notes Highlight Travel and Weddings
Miss Emmy Martin visits Cleveland and Mrs Albert Baker plans Crawfords ville trip. Many locals depart for visits and weddings from Urbana to Peterborough and Bloomington with engagements and commencement events noted.
Roosevelt to Visit Indianapolis Wednesday Night Arrival Details
President Roosevelt will reach Indianapolis on a special Peoria & Eastern train from the West at 9 o clock Wednesday night. He will depart afterward on the Panhandle to Columbus at 9 15. No formal reception plans are in place as yet though Mayor Bookwalter and Governor Durbin may participate in a local welcome once arranged by officials. The train will enter Union Station with engine and crews changed, and Roosevelt will likely meet a citizen delegation in the enclosed car. Marion Club members are coordinating informal reception efforts at the station.
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Emmy Martin
Cleveland
Albert Baker
Crawfordsville
B. Anderson
A. A. Zion
Pittsburg
P. E. Crowley
Corning
N. Y
D. C. Moon
Theresa Bernstein
Urbana
Edna Frank
la Salle Seminary
Newport
R. I
Mary H. Swanston
Los Angeles
Cal
A. L. Sykes
Peterborough
Canada
Arthur Stoneman
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Frederic D. Likeby
Gertrude Tuttle
Hornersburg
Martha Beeson
Virginia
Perry H. Clifford
J. W. King
Donald
Laxe Manitou
Mary Russell Turnan
Homestead
Laura Buehler
Morton Place
Charles A. Wallingford
Dan
Bloomington
Wallingford
Caroline In
Harry Brown Turpin
Dayton
City
Propylaeum
Bruce Failey
J. . Failey
Terre Haute
Frederick Schmid
North Capitol Avenue
Orge C. Pearson
Obie J. Smith
California
George W. Stout
Mountain Seminary
Josephine Stout
John Carl Ingram
Toledo
Bessie Lee Adams
William Cray
Florence Webster
George D. Webster
W'l- Mam Haysan
Mary
Frank Nichols Lewis
Indiana
O. B. Haugh
Francis
Maude Rawlings
Anderson
John A. Kurtz
Tudor Hall
Hanford Newell Rogers
James N. Rogers
North Meridian Street
Laurel
Rogers
Gardner
Europe
Bertha Bals
Chicago
Newton
New Harmony
H. C. G. Bals
William
Elkhart
Wis
Bacon
Berkeley
Harold Baibbes
New Haven
Hibben
Columbia Club
Henry Jameson
Hugh J. McGowan
William M. Coleman
John N. Carey
E. M. Wiles
A. L. Drum
Frank Maus Fauvre
German Literary Club
Spring Lake Park
Indiana Union of Literary Clubs
Test
Barnes
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Durbin
R. Asident
Peoria & Eastern Road
Panhandle
Columbus
Union Station
Marion Club
Charge Against Ellsworth for Receiving Stolen Goods
Detectives Splan and Haley arrested William H. Ellsworth on a charge of receiving stolen goods. The case may rise to a more serious count as records show a gold watch and chain taken in a March hold up were pawned at Mantel's pawnshop under the alias H. Jones. Ellsworth could not explain his possession and was detained. police tie him to a winter wave of hold ups.
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William H. Ellsworth
Splan and Haley
William Pearsfield
Mantel
Ellsworth
H. Jones
Mrs Elvina R Dennis Died At Brightwood Home
Mrs Elvina R Dennis died at her Brightwood home on Sunday evening after a brief illness. She was aged about years. The funeral arrangements are pending with relatives in Brightwood.
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Elvina R. Dennis
Gale Street
Brightwood
Dennis
The Housekeeper Champagne Sandwiches Note
Slice crust from bread and thinly cut loaf. Spread with mayonnaise and add lettuce leaves dipped in French dressing. Roll slices, secure with toothpicks, and remove picks before serving. Substitutes: artemisia blossoms, very thin chicken or turkey slices, or truffled pâté for filling.
Indiana Woman 85 Years Dies. Rests Crown Hill
An 85 year old Indiana native who spent most of her life there and the last fifty years in Indianapolis has died. She leaves a daughter and son, Charles Dennis. The funeral from the late residence starts at 9 this morning with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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New York
Boston
Jack” Gardner
Venetian
Jack
Montgomery Sears
Newport
Sears
Mrs. Sears
New York Times
Colgate Hoyt
Fifth-avenue
Cornelinus Vanderbilt
Neilson
John R. Drexel
Frederick Pearson
Perry Belmont
August Belmont
Howland
Indiana
Indianapolis
Charles Dennis
Pras
Crown Hill
Skirt Pattern And Sewing Hints For Ground‑Clearing Styles
Home dressmaking notes describe a floor‑length skirt in nine gores with groups of four tucked sections to conceal seams. Made in Sicilian mohair Rhone blue with corticelli silk, it suits various fabrics. Pattern 4435 covers sizes for 2, 4, 26, 28 and 30 inch waists. pattern coupon and mail details included.
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May Manton
Rhone
City Council Grumbles As Weather Delays Business
Indianapolis city council meets with three ordinances passed and two new ones debated as fifteen citizens remonstrate against renaming New York street to Marlowe Avenue. Absences from meeting and frequent adjournments mark a night of limited action and weather complaints.
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Fred Eppert
Consolidated Traction Company
Indianapolis
Holmes Avenue
Haughville
Crawfordsville
Committee On Railroads
Moriarity
Brookville Road
Pleasant Run
Buddenbaum & Heller
Fletcher and Spann Avenues
Meyer
Committee On Judiciary
Sourbier
Thirtieth Street
Dearborn Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
City of
Committee On
New York Street
Marlowe Avenue
Homer L. Cook Elected Marion County Schools Superintendent
Homer L. Cook was elected Marion County schools superintendent by the nine member board to succeed W. F. Landis. The nine trustees include five Democrats and four Republicans. Cook won with Democratic votes. A dinner at the Grand Hotel followed the vote. Landis received gifts including a pocket watch with gold and an Odd Fellows ring from teachers and trustees in appreciation of his six years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Cook
Marion County
Board of Trustees
W. F. Landis
Cook
Landis
Grand Hotel
Porteus
The
Odd Fellows
Beveridge Secures Safe Conduct For Roumanian Visitor Baptiste
Senator Beveridge received a reply from Consul General Dickinson in Constantinople regarding John Baptiste a Roumanian resident seeking to visit Turkey. Dickinson offers immunity from arrest in Constantinople if Baptiste’s relatives visit him there. Turkish officials disfavor returning Roumanians and lack of naturalization treaty complicates matters. Baptiste fears arrest due to Ottoman policy toward émigrés and prior imprisonments of visiting subjects.
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Beveridge
Charles M. Dickinson
Constantinople
John Baptiste
Turkey
Baptiste
United States
Dickinson
International Association of Machinists Leader Fails to Attend Meeting
E. J. Lynch of Washington DC, organizer of the International Association of Machinists, could not attend the White River Lodge No. 141 gathering last night. E. J. Collins, a business representative, received a telegram from Lane stating it would be impossible for him to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lynch
Washington, D. C
International Association of Machinists
White River
E. J. Collins
Pir
Lane
City districts lead in school enrollment gains says official
Indiana public instruction superintendent F. S Cotton reports an overall 5245 increase in school children over the past year. Laporte and Marion counties show the largest gains while Randolph records the biggest loss. Marion totals 49968 students with 42606 in Indianapolis and 7261 in other towns.
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Cotton
Laporte County
Marion
Vigo County
St. Joseph
Randolph County
Kosciusko
Ripley
Daviess
Marion County
Indianapolis
Death of 15 year old boy ruled TB not poison
Deputy Coroner Geis investigated Louis Whitfield aged fifteen who died at 1413 East Sixteenth Street after a seven month illness. At request of Agnes Troutman accused by relatives of poisoning, she testified she gave beer and a sandwich seven months ago. Investigation concluded death from tuberculosis, not poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geis
Louis Whitfield
East Sixteenth Street
Agnes Troutman
The Cry of the City Foretells a Harsh Judgment in Manhattan
A poem segment from Louis Joseph Vance in Harper's Weekly voices a sinner’s plea for mercy and guidance. The speaker, overwhelmed by crime and lust, seeks the narrow path and divine signs to avoid Gomorrah's fate and redeem a tainted life in a grim urban setting.
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Manhattan
Gomorrah
Louis Joseph Vance
Harper's Weekly
Bargain Babies and the Health of a Child’s Gift
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a woman ignoring a bargain mindset about babies. The text suggests a view that a child’s health is a mother’s gift and emphasizes the importance of health as the paying concern in child rearing.
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Sander & Becker Furniture Company
W. Wasilingtoa St
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