The Wine Agent Comedy Debuts with Dalley Support Cast
Augustus Jene Then debuts a new comedy titled The Wine Agent for Peter Dalley. The production features George Beane Frank Lass Ada Lewis Helen W A Onnell and Christie as supporting performers.
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Augustus Jene
Peter Dalley
Ars
Mr. Spaney
George Beane
Frank Lass
Ada Lewis
Helen W. A. Onnell
Christie
Wyoun Kuntzman Nuptials At Roberts Park Church
A multi wedding item recounts several ceremonies and receptions from Roberts Park Church and surrounding homes. It highlights Violet Wyon and Harry Runtsman of Columbus Ohio, and lists attendants, decorations, and early 1900s social patterns with names from Indianapolis Kokomo Cincinnati and Chicago among guests.
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Roberts Park Church
Irvington Club and society notes from Indianapolis
Camp's North Delaware residence will host Mrs. D F Riley and family in his absence. Invitations go to German college students from Prof and Mrs Thomas C Howe for a Saturday reception on Central avenue. The Irvington Atheneum Club meets tomorrow in Atheneum Hall at Butler College with Mr Bills Perry addressing about the Atlantic Monthly. club membership ~200. Miss Josephine Greer and Mr Harry Copeland wed yesterday at the bride’s home on Dillion street. home to be at 291 North Pennsylvania after June 15. The Irvington Tuesday Club held a large guests’ day reception at Mr and Mrs James Braden’s on Ritter avenue with sizable committee, decor, and sweets. honored guest Mrs E P Wise of Somerset, PA.
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Roberts Park Church
Violet Eugenia Wyon
Albert Furry Wyon
Harry Eugene Runtsman
Columbus
Fred Hall
Edward Duunick
William de Witt Alexander
William Clapp
Indianapolis
E. Gertrude Wyon
J. Goodin Carruthers
Dorothy Rutledge
Kokomo
Jessie Gore
Lafayette
Bertha Rush
Gertrude Schleicher
Lucile Wyon
Charles E. Bacon
Miss Hosmer
North
Delaware Street
Wyon
Edna Cox
Pasadena
Cal
5. Beerbower
Mary Herr
Miss Herr
Estelle Jones
Stella Wyon
Margaret Rutledge
Josephine Rutledge
R. M. Blackmore
Stacey Runkle
Jessie Runkle
Logansport
Jona B. Harvey
Harry Ellis
Chicago
Elizabeth Christy
Cincinnati
McLaughlin
Fort Wayne
Ashford Lingenfelter
Fort Madison
Kuntzman
Seou IL Russe—Berger
Zion Evangelical Church
Louise Julia Berger
J. ©. Peters
Bertha Berger
Fred Krauss
Marechal Ntel Toses
Jace
North Capitol Avenue
Ide
Pauline Pfaff
Lucy Furst
Clara Furst
Ida Peters
Fannie
Laura Martin
Russo
New Jersey Street
Balz
Katharine Balz
A. Baum
Evalyn Baum
Erma
Christina Balz
L. N. White
Tuscola
East Tenth Street
California Street
Hammond—M'clellan
Beatrice McClellan
Thomas J. McClean
Harry Hammond
East Twenty-fifth Street
Oliver W. McGaughey
Sixth Christian Church
Hammond
Hill—Curtis
Indianapolis Journal
Anna M. Curtis
Francis M. Curtis
Norwood
Frank
Hill
Graham
Episcopal Church
Lillian Taylor
Ind
Henry Huder
K. 8
Ernest Abbott
Henry Lawrence
John B. Cockrum
Cockrum
William H. Archdeacon
East
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O Hara
M Naughton
Muncie
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Buffalo
New York
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W. C. Daly
Wabash
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Wabash County
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Earlham College
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Detroit
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Scarsdale
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Mason
Gran Rapids
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Rawson
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Katharine May Haxton
Merton Harold Bentley
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H. F. Stevenson
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Crawfordsville
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Anna Dean
Helle Dean
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Connersville
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Franklin
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Butler College
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Nineveh
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Rushville
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Somerset
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Burgess Avenue
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Mattoon
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University Avenue
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Copeland
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Irvington
James Braden
Ritter Avenue
Braden
J. G. Kingsbury
Amos Butler
Wilson Dean
Joseph Hunter
Somerset, Pa
Runaway Couple Flees in Four Cabs After Wedding
A newlywed pair attempted a discreet exit after their reception. Four cabs chased through city streets for two hours, led by a driver familiar with back routes. The pursuit ended near New Jersey street and railroad tracks, with the couple finally arriving at Denison and being showered with rice.
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New Jersey Street
Denison
Rev Phillips Not Poisoned in Priest Death Case
New York report by analytical chemist George N Ferguson finds Rev B S Philips of Hazleton Pa not poisoned after stomach examination. Coroner Baisch releases Dr Kirk Stanley from custody, saying the shadow over Stanley is removed as he leaves the courthouse after arraignment.
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New York
George N. Ferguson
B.S. Philips
Hazleton
Kirk Stanley
Father Philips
Stanley
Baisch
Lionel Legare to perform at Broad Ripple Park for week
Lionel Legare, high spiral tower equilibrist, to headline a week of entertainments at Broad Ripple Park starting June 9 following the diving horse. He will climb a forty foot tower and descend on a globe, plus juggling feats. Crowds thronged yesterday despite threatening weather, while hundreds of children enjoyed the "funny dogs" show after the diving horses, a repeat of last year's carnival entertainment.
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Lionel Legare
Broad Ripple Park
Mr. Legare
Memorial Tablet Unveiling for Col. E. M. Lily
A public ceremony to dedicate a memorial tablet for Col. EM Lily takes place today at noon at the Commercial Club entrance. Judge Gavin will speak, with a brief committee report, unveiling, and remarks by the club's first vice president in the president's absence. The tablet, medallion, and bronze casting are by local artist Mahoney and Tiffany of New York. designed by architect Arthur Bohn.
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Col. EM Lily
Commercial Club
Gavin
Spann
Mahoney
Tiffany
New York
Arthur Bohn
Alumni session opens at Indiana Institute for the Blind
The first alumni meeting at the Indiana Institute for the Education of the Blind began in the chapel with about fifty five members and as many friends. A reception followed by a short musical program and a brief business session. George Wilson welcomed attendees. three sessions planned for today and the event to close tomorrow night.
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Indiana Institute For the Education of the Blind
George Wilson
Increased Attendance At New People's Church Sermon
The Rev. E. A. Ferguson of Mount Vernon Illinois preached last night on The Great Judgment Day at the new People's Church. Attendance was large and interest continues to grow with services planned for at least another week. Visiting clergymen are guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Bye at 11 North Capitol Avenue.
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Mount Vernon, Ill
New People’s Church
D. M. Bye
North Capitol Avenue
Architect F M Andrews Reviews Claypool Hotel Bids
Architect F M Andrews continues reviewing bids for the new Claypool hotel and expects to report to the executive committee tomorrow afternoon. He indicated a final report may be ready after last night’s review.
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Claypool Hotel
Executive Committee
June Dreams and Nature's Harmony in a Poem
A fragmentary, poetic meditation on June and life’s renewal. It evokes Heaven tuning the earth and life murmur, portraying blossoms and bright days as a natural, upward path. The lines celebrate simple happiness, truth of the heart, and the effortless beauty of nature.
President Will Not Attend Buffalo Pan-American Day
Washington June 6 details the McKinley family health update. Mrs McKinley shows slight improvement but remains gravely ill, with physicians cautious about any travel. President McKinley plans no trip to Buffalo while caring for her and Brandy, raw eggs, and chicken broth remain her diet as Dr Rixey reports resting well with minor gains.
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McKinley
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Ohio
National Capital Notes Highlight Indiana Appointments and Army Moves
Washington notes Indiana postmasters and atmasters appointments in Clifty Englewood Leesville Long Run San Jacinto Topeka as treasury balances rise to 182.96 million dollars in cash. Army orders list Twenty sixth Infantry movements to San Francisco for Manila and multiple discharges and naval promotions including George MacArthur Jr. and George Heffner.
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Fort Wayne
A. Donnelly
Kokomo
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George M. Mayers
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George Barnette
Novel Copyright Decision In Circus Court
Judge Kholanat in Chicago on June 5 announced a novel copyright ruling. The court held that a subscriber using a copyrighted story without notice does not grant another company the right to appropriate the story for its own use. The injunction sought by the American Press Association to restrain the Daily Story Publishing Company from suing the association was denied.
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Kholanat
United States
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American Press Association
Daily Story Publishing Compans
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Brewers Denounce War Tax and Canteen Abolition
Buffalo June 5 The United States Brewers Association opens its forty first annual convention with President Brand endorsing the trustees report. The document urges cancellation of revenue stamps by perforation and calls for a stronger fight against beer tax and related legislation. It also denounces the abolition of the army canteen.
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Second Woman Visitor Enters Gethsemane Monastery
Mrs Beckham wife of the Kentucky governor becomes the second woman to enter the Trappist Monastery at Gethsemane Ky as Gov Beckham and party are warmly welcomed. The visit included a procession band students and a formal dinner with Father Obrecht and abbot.
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Grape-Nuts Cited By Marion Teacher For Digestive Relief
Sadie Cromer of 181 Olney Avenue Marion Ohio reports years of stomach trouble improved after using Grape-Nuts. She claims gas and nervousness from indigestion eased, appetite returned, and she can eat without discomfort after eight years of teaching.
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Olney Avenue
Marion
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