Revival planned for Around the World in Eighty Days by William A Brady
Edward Metcalf to replace Joseph Miron as leading baritone in Marguerita Sylva company. Arthur W Pinero commissioned to write a drama for Maude Adams next season. Pamunkey Indians seek governor permission to stage Captain John Smith and Pocahontas in Richmond Capitol grounds during the fair. Florodora nears 200th performance and other productions close to that milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
Edward Metcalf
Kirk la Shelle
Joseph Miron
Marguerita Sylva Company
Uxxr
Charles Frohman
Arthur W. Pinero
Maude Adams
King William County
Virginia
John Smith
Capitol
Richmond
Social notes show visits, entertaining, and events in Indianapolis
Mrs. Guy Edward Hawkins returns from Chicago while Mrs. B W Leavell of Piona Ohio visits Mrs. Ada M Carey. Guests include Mrs N H Robinson from Havana Cuba with Mrs Edwin L Mercer hosting. Mrs William Fish visits Asheville North Carolina to see daughter Mrs Hildebrand. Mr and Mrs John Scott host in honor of Mrs Ida Gray Scott. The Meridian W C T A to be entertained by Mrs W J Becket at 25 Ashland Ave. Mrs E Atkins and Mrs A D Gates go to Delphi to visit Rev Addison Parker. Mrs Edwin N Mercer invites guests for June 12 in honor of Mrs Robinson of Havana. Mrs Martin W Mansfield and Miss Corrine Mansfield attend Howe Military School commencements in Lima Indiana. Captain and Mrs William E English depart for country pasture and later plan Cape Cod. A strawberry social and sale by Fourth Presbyterian Church ladies Friday afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs Addison Harris arrive from Washington, stay on their farm in summer. First in a series of summer dances by the Euteran Club at Broad Ripple. about twenty six couples attend. Miss Theodosia Hamilton Hadley of Vascar College elected senior president. top honor as freshman year. Dr George Hall and wife of Lima Ohio attend Dental Association Games. Miss Clara Ingram hosts visitors at 7 North Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Edward Hawkins
Chicago
B. W. Leavell
Piona, O
Ada M. Carey
N. H. Robinson
Uavana, Cube
Edwin L. Mercer
William Fish
Asheville
Hildebrand
John Scott
Ida Gray Scott
Meridian W. C. T. A
W. J. Becket
Ashland Avenue
E. ©. Atkins
A. D. Gates
Delphi
Addison Parker
Edwin N. Mercer
Mra Robinson
Havana
Cuba
Martin W. Mansfield
Corrine Mansfielh
Lima
Ind
Howe Military School
William E. English
Scott County
English
Cape Cod
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Addison
Harris
Indianapolis
Washington
Ms. Harris
Euteran Club
Broad Ripple
Theodosia Hamilton Hadley
Vascar College
George Hall
Hekeall
Eadorn
North
Delaware Street
Clara Ingram
Mary Searle
Louise Bybee
Chiron C. Piergon
May Wright Sewall
H. Morse Stephens
Cornell University
Scot Butler
Irvington
Fredonia Allen
Max G. Wright
Grand Rapids
Theresa Voss Smith
Charles M. Walker
J. N. Richie
A. A. Barnes
Frank M. Fauvre
John T. Barnett
J. Cumming Smith
Granville M. Ballard
T. O. Barbour
Theodore A. Weenie
John E. Scott
Tarquinia L. Voss
Daniel F. Fleener
Classical School
Propylaeum
Sewall
Assembly Hall
Marechal Niel
Hart
Service Club
Fresh Air
Madge
Enid Morris
Grace Apthorpe
Lydia Parry
Edith
Lydia Wallace
Elinor
Lydia Latham
Carrie
Vinnia Shaw
May
Margaret Ockwood
Kate
Helen Carson
Agatha
Suemma Varen-Coleman
Alexander—Moore
Second Presbyterian Church
Ada Mae Moore
W. Scott Moore
Frederic Whitney Alexander
Charles Hansen
Edwin F. Moore
William H. Hall
Harry W. Griffith
Lexington
Ross Hamilton Wallace
Henry J. Pfiester
Cincinnati
Sue Ella Moore
Stella Kimmel
Lafayette
Sara Adeline Branham
Maidh of Honor
Miss Kimmel
Miss Moore
Mrs. Alexander
Meridian
John Kimmel
Ems Wiler
Peru
Marry W. Griffith
Josephine Jones
Sarah T. Meigs
Baldwin Music House
Miss Smith
Harry Paris
Muncie
Ida Scott
Jewell
Columbus
Haberbier
Kroeger
Sarah Meigs
Saint-Saens
Alexander Moore and Frederic Whitney Alexander wed at Second Presbyterian
The ceremony at the Second Presbyterian Church united Ada Mae Moore and Frederic Whitney Alexander in a simple elegant afternoon service. Relatives, friends, and a host of guests filled the church as the wedding march opened the ceremony and the couple exited for a brief wedding trip thereafter.
Weddings Tie Blaine Heir to Hichborn Kin and Daly to Gerard
In Washington on June 4 Miss Martha Hichborn daughter of Rear Admiral Hichborn married James G. Blaine youngest son of the late Maine statesman. A small gathering attended and the couple will sail to Europe then reside in New York. In New York on June 4 Miss Mary Daly daughter of Marcus Daly married James Watson Gerard. The ceremony at the bride’s mother residence was led by Bishop Potter with Marcus Daly Jr. as escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Blaine—Hichborn
Washington
Martha Hichborn
Hichborn
James G. Blaine
Maine
Blaine
Damrosch
Beale
Europe
New York
Gerard—Daly
Mary Daly
Marcus Daly
James Watson Gerard
Bishop Potter
Seveane
Harriet Aly
Recommendations to Indiana Industrial School for Girls and Prison
State Factory Inspector McAbee forwarded recommendations to Mrs. John B. Elam, urging watchwomen on upper floors, fire or smoke stops near landings, and abandonment of the fourth floor for sleeping rooms. He calls for an extra fire escape of iron balconies and details the path to the third floor, asserting the measures will improve outbreak precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbee
John B. Elam
Indiana Industrial School For Girls and Women’s Prison
New Commander's Staff and Committees Named in Indiana G A R
Department commander Garrigus unveils staff roles and committees in the Grand Army of the Republic Indiana department. Appointments include Inspector Rufus A. Schoolcraft, Judge Advocate Orville T. Chamberlain, Mustering Officer John L. Kessler, and Senior Aide James F. Fee, with extensive Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Home and Visiting committees and school instruction leaders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Garrigus
Rufus A. Schoolcraft
North Manchester
Orville T. Chamberlain
Elkhart
John L. Kessler
Seymour
Lee
Sol A. Pennington
Ko-ore
James F. Fee
Greencastle
Albert A. Jones
New Harmony
J. Lockwood
Sullivan
William R. McMahan
Huntingburg
Frederick L. Thiebaud
Vevay
William M. Cochran
Indianapolis
Charles H. Smith
Connersville
M. M. Justus
Bluffton
William P. Stevenson
Frankfort
Jethro A. Hatch
Kentland
Frank Swigart
Logansport
David N. Foster
Fort Wayne
Edward Malloy
Laporte
D. H. H. Showmaker
Muncie
William A. Olmsted
Notre Dame
Ed A. Jernegan
Mishawaka
J. C. Gregg
Brazil
David A. Tucker
Ridgeville
Thomas J. Lindley
Westfield
Willam M. Aiken
Hope
Special election planned to fill Higgins vacancy
Mayor Tageart after consulting City Attorney Kern plans a special election to fill the council vacancy caused by John M Higgins conviction. The call may be issued within days with the date set later, under a ten day vacancy rule. the Supreme Court decision timing affects certification to the Criminal Court and election window. Cost estimated between $400 and unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Tageart
John M. Higgins
Supreme Court
Higgins
Criminal Court
Taggart
Johnson
City Laborers to be Paid 20 Cents an Hour in City Work
The Board of Works ordered street workers to receive 20 cents an hour going forward and to back pay the difference owed since May 15. The move aligns with the new state law setting a 20 cent minimum for unskilled public work. Mayor Taggart directs Park Board to follow suit with its employers. The Indianapolis Sanitary Company faces possible fines for missed garbage collections as City Sanitarian Clark reports noncompliance. State Florists' Association plans annual outing with committee named. Chrysanthemum show progress promises a record exhibit this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Street Department
Taggart
Park Board
Indianapolis Sanitary Company
Sanitarian Clark
Board of Health
State Florists’ Association
Commercial Club
John Hartii
Alfred Baur
William Billingsly
Heli Ty
Indianapolis
Insanity Suspected in Allen Holden Death
An autopsy found Allen Holden probably insane at the time of his death after he ended his life on Monday. The base of the brain was inflamed and congested, supporting the likelihood of mental disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Holden
Holden
Judge Hines Shows Notable Care Improvement
Yesterday the condition of Judge Hines, long seriously ill at Deaconess Hospital, was greatly improved and he rested much better after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hines
Deaconess’ Hospital
Episcopalians Open Sixty-Fourth Indiana Diocese Convention
The Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Indiana begins its sixty-fourth annual convention at Grace Cathedral Indianapolis with 26 clerical and 40 lay delegates. Officers and committees are elected today, with reforms to the constitution and canons, and a keynote urging faithfulness and the unchangeable gospel. The day includes credential committee action, nominations for Secretary Treasurer Registrar Librarian Chancellor and boards, then morning elections and missions report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
Indiana
Carroll, Putnam and
White
Grace Cathedral
Indianapolis
Esau
Jesus Christ
Nat
D. R. Carter
W. D. Engle
W. ©. Sampson
A. D. Engle
Charles E. Brooks
Roger H. Peters
Emily L. Upfold
James M. Winters
John H. Stotsenburg
H. M. Denslow
Frederick C. Grannis
James D. Stanley
Louis Brown
F. M. Chapman
M. J. Bray
J. H. Stotsenburg
A. G. Carnahan
Louis Howland
J. M. Winters
W. D. Pratt
C. B. Stills
Thomas L Sullivan
Board of Missions
J. D. Stanley
John Davis
Sargent
W. C. Sampson
G. 8. Wright
J. A. Barnard
B. Stills
C. A. Ludlow
San Francisco
F. O. Grannis
J. E. Sulger
J. Davis
W. H. Bamford
Db. C. Wright
Louis B. Martin
John H. Hawkins
A. Q. Jones
W. P. Gould
BE. A. Munson
Wright
Frank Gohwen
J. C. Whitehead
W. F. Dalton
E B. Brooks
Edward Olcott
E. A. Munson
Kenyon College
H. W. Scottolph
W. H. Archdeacon
Report Favored on United States Standard Voting Machine
The Indiana state voting machine commission will file a favorable report with the secretary of state on the United States Standard voting machine after signing by treasurer Frank L. Powell. The document endorses the machine as strong and durable, safe for use in Indiana counties with up to forty six keys, with reexamination required if a larger model is produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Voting Machine Commission
Secretary of State
Frank L. Powell
Powell
Albert R. Thompson
Hugh Dougherty
Voting Machine Commission
Indiana
Dougherty and
Thompson
Defrees Thermotor Company
Lombard
Columbia Voting
Maj
Thomas M. Defrees
Columbia Company
Seventeen Year Old at Women’s Prison Attempts Escape and Suicide
Martha Carter, seventeen, recently confined at the Woman’s Prison, tried to escape by cutting a hole in a window sill with scissors and nearly slipping out. She swallowed most of a can contents and mixed a small amount of concentrated lye with water. An attendant stopped her, she was burned but quickly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carter
Miss Grrdner
Miss Girdner
Closing Exercises At Indiana Institute For The Blind
Closing recital by Indiana Institute for the Blind pupils drew a large crowd in a chapel that proved too small, with Miss Nellie Clark delivering sweet powerful songs and an encore. Alphonso Burrows and Louis Martin earned praise for organ and piano pieces. Alumni Association to start a three day meeting tonight, with a Friday banquet led by toastmaster Luke Walpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Institute For the Education of the Blind
Nellie Clark
Nevin
Alphonso Burrows
Louis Martin
Indiana Institute For the Blind
Institute
Luke Walpole
Indianapolis excursion to Yellowstone National Park
An Indianapolis departure on Tuesday June 18 will travel via Chicago St Paul and Livingston to the park using Big Four Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Northern Pacific rails. A ten day camping tour awaits at the park boundaries with forty four places for participants. Mr E E Lowe will personally conduct the trip, leaving in two special sleeping cars and returning the same way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Paul
Livingston
Mont
Big Four
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Park
E. E. Lowe
Fiery sermon on Death Hell and Judgment at People's Church
Rev. E A Ferguson railroad evangelist of Illinois delivered a fiery discourse on Death Hell and Judgment at the new People's Church on Senate avenue and Eleventh street last night. The church holds daily services and an old time revival is in progress with Rev. Ferguson conducting morning Bible readings and Mrs Buck preaching in the afternoon on Crucified with Christ. V Charles Weigle of Cincinnati attended yesterday's services while Rev Buck of Noblesville preached the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ferguson
Illinois
New People’s Church
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
Ferguson
Buck
V. Charles Weigle
Cincinnati
Rev. Buck
Noblesville
Hoosier Oil and Pipe Line Files in Texas
The Hoosier Oil and Pipe Line Company filed articles of incorporation in Texas to develop Texas oil properties. The capital stock is 106000 dollars. Incorporators include Hillis F. Hackedorn W W Hubbard Gerritt A Archibald Daniel B Holman Everett Wagner of Indianapolis and three Fort Worth businessmen. Principal office is Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Oil and Pipe Line Company
Texas
Hillis F. Hackedorn
W. W. Hubbard
Gerritt A. Archibald
Daniel B. Holman
Everett Wagner
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Prinicipal
Tex
Texas Oil
Crown Hill Cemetery Corporators Meet and Elect Two
The Crown Hill Cemetery corporators held their annual meeting yesterday. They received the secretary and superintendent reports and elected Victor A. Hendricks and A. A. Bernes as corporators to take the positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hill Cemetery
Victor A. Hendricks
A. A. Bernes
Home for Friendless Women visit report by county board
The County Board of Charities and Correction reported on its visit to the Home for Friendless Women. Four children and nineteen women reside there. The building and garden were commended and the hennery noted with forty hens and forty-two chickens. Three inmates died since the last visit: Susan Ball Aunty Dilts and Mahala Mills. A hospital ward was recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Charities and Correction
Susan Ball
Dills
Mahala Mills
Dilts
Indianapolis
Kendallville Postmaster Appointment Update
Senator Fairbanks has decided on Captain George P. Alexander as Kendallville postmaster and notified the prospective incumbent. Brillhart sought reappointment, his name once listed but the notice appears premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
George P. Alexander
Kendallville, Ltd
Brillhart
Trust Your Luck Not Our Home Insure It Too
An Indiana title guaranty company advertises insuring real estate titles and loans. The brief notice promotes safeguarding property against risks by securing title insurance through the firm at 120 East Market Street with contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Itle Guaranty
East Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York State
Issa. Sele
Ratteriek Patt
Pettis Dry Goods Co
N. A. Moore CO
North Illinois St
Owl Club
tSe
Carl L. Rost
Illinois Street
Bates House
Stewart Linus
Wulschner’s
N. Penn. St
Personal and
Fair Seceaide
Meyerbeim
Meyerbeerts
the Shore
Miss Jones
Ruifrok
Paris
Shaschcovansens
Susan Roth
Bosch
Lutheran Church
Price's Hill
Albert Edward Thomas
Amy Julia Randall
Avilla
Herbert
Beth
Rena Nelson
France
Shields—Pruitt
Ola Pruitt
J.T. Charlton
Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Industrial School
and Woman's Prison
ERAL
John M. Hig
Gins
the Episcopal Diocese
SIATY
Francis
Wasson
Royalee Bigelow Axminsters
Ingrain
Japan
H. P. Wasson & CO
Nottingham
Ssion
Columbia
Institute For Blind
Alumni Association
Yellowstone Park
Hoosier Capital
Crown Hill Cemetery Corporators
The
Condo Implement Co
West
Washington Street
Statehouse
Mobile
de Dion-Bouton
Automobile & Bicycle CO
Pennsylvania Street
GEO. Merritt & CO
Sil
Bright
M'Lean
Harrison
William N. Jackson
Thomas A. Morris
William 8. Hubbard
John C. New
George Yandes
Nicholas McCarty
John M. Kitchen
Thomas H. Spann
R. W. Cathcart
John Chislett
Henery
O. K
Kendallville
Senator Fairbanks
Capt
George FP. Alexander
Charles Mayer & Co
West Washington St
H. Deutsch Tailoring Co
Illinois ST
Indianapolis Usiness Universit
Shunimitetora
ScvSoice
Vvvoriz
JAC. Metzger & CO
Tel 7
Central Printing Co
Geese P.sen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!