Broadway and tour plans for a chorus of plays and revivals
Herman Sheldon will stay with the American Theater stock company in New York for another season. Mae Lowrie returns from Europe to play Angela in Fisher & Ryley’s Florodora when it goes on tour. A revival of Mazeppa is planned with Bettina Gerard likely to lead. Julia Marlowe halts her Europe trip to star in new works including The Redemption of David Carson. The Flower of Yeddo will open at the Empire Theater in July before touring. In St Louis two prima donnas stir rivalry as Helen Bertram sings The Wizard of the Nile and Maud Lillian Berri performs The Merry Monarch. Butler College students rehearse an old English play with a first dress rehearsal Tuesday and a detailed souvenir programme on Fortune Theater.
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Mae Lowrie
Europe
Angela
Fisher & Ryley
Empire Theater
New York
B. F. Keith
St. Louis
Helen Bertram
Delmar Garden
Maud Lillian Berri
Abbig’s Cave
Butler College
Fortune Theater
Golden Lane
London
Tme
Catherine Merrill
Ume
Butler Col
Joshua Smith
Minerva Street
Asch and
Wallace
Battery C
Attica
Ward
Robert E. Ray
Eduard F. Otto
College Avenue
Esther Swain
Eloise Palmer
Marguerite Cooper
Poe
Joiner-Kennedy Music Company
Knights of Pythias
Massachusetts Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Joseph Joiners
Charles F. Kennedy
Fassett A. Cotton
Indianapolis
Josiah K. Lilly
Eli Lilly Company
Shortridge
Manual Training
Indianapolis Academy
Commercial Club
Gaston
Purdue
Indiana University
Wabash
de Pauw
Butler
Mr. Lilly
Social News Briefs From Anderson and Nearby
Miss Louise Lovete of Anderson visits Miss Mabel Talbott while Mrs. M. W. Carr hosts informal gatherings. Emma Pearson travels to Chicago for Mary Render’s wedding. Frank A. Blanchard attends Ohio Wesleyan College commencement in Delaware. Mrs. Sarah Butler visits Baltimore niece Mrs. W. C. Lebo on North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Edward S. Gaylord and three children head to Syracuse for summer. First English Lutheran Church ladies plan an evening supper. Invitations issued for Lena Zollner and Lawrence Cobler wedding on June 19. German Ladies Aid Society meets at 2 PM at the German House. J Livingston of South Bend, former Miss Levy, visits relatives. Leopold Levy and Denison trip with Franklin W. Hays at the Columbia Club.
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Louise Lovete
Anderson
Mabel Talbott
M. W. Carr
Emma Pearson
Chicago
Aet
Mary Render
W. W. Thornton
Buffalo
New York
Sarah Butler
Baltimore
W. C. Lebo
North Capitol Avenue
Edward 8. Gaylord
Three Childrem
Ohio Wesleyan College
J. Livingston
South Bend
Mises Levy
Leopold Levy
Denison
Franklin W. Hays
Columbia Club
Blanche McC Binigy Bley
Blanche’ Duct
Local society notes capsule from Indiana towns
A long list of dances and gatherings fills the society column. Mrs Houser hosts Circle No 5 at 112 North Alabama street, James Robert McKee and family sail for Europe from New York, and a First Baptist picnic is set at Greenwood Park. Mrs Stella Lee hosts Central Christian ladies at 323 North Delaware, while Miss Hannah Erwin invites for a June 12 dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Alvin Lockard. Numerous wedding announcements knit the social fabric from Columbus to Fortville, including Underhill-Sloan at 1625 Central avenue and Coombs-Campbell in Lebanon with two hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eitel
W. F. Clevenger
Central Avenue
M. E
Stella Lee
The
Central Christian Church
North
Delaware Street
Charles N. Lee
Los Angeles
Cal
Lee
Chicago
Mr. Lee
Hannah Erwin
Alvin
Lockard
Miss Erwin
Country Club
Douglass
Albany
N. Y
Peckha
Utica
Eddy
Bay City
Mich
Esther Haughey
Buffalo
John H. Talbott
Knowlton
Loansport
Charles P. Doney
Orn
Cleveland
John C. Ingram
Alice Sommerville
John Miller Lilly
Ingram
Frederic Heath
Gertrude Lytle
Gertrude Cook
Hensley
Viola May Bunger
Alfred Bunger
Longtree
Irvington
James Erwin Stahl
Worthington
Stahl
George Pfau
Katherine Barbara
Theodore ‘Barlow Hatfield
St. Mary's Church
North Alabama Street
Propydeum
Hart
Louise Garrard
Edgar A. Morris
Metropolitan School of Music
Young Woman's Christian Association
Elizabeth Wilson
National Committee
Girls’ Classical School
English’s Hotel
Jacob Pratt Dunn
Edgar H. Evans
Eliza Chambers
Marjorie Ellis
Anna Sickels
Unverhill-Sloan
Fannie Valentine Sloan
John O. Sloan
Whittington Townsend Underhill
Cincinnati
Sloan
Elise Underhill
Harry Dunham
Raye Dryer
Aldine Sloan
J. Cumming Smith
Raye
Aldine
Miss Underhill
Clifton B. Sloan
Kansas City
Minnie Josephine Long
Underhill
J. H. Joan
Santa Fe
N. M
Ernest Richey
Dayton
James Larmon
Philip Hayward
J. Merrick Pease
J. W. Adams
Simms
Sullivan
Coombs—Campbell
Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Jurle
B. F. Coombs
Ethel Campbell
George W. Campbell
Campbell
Angie McKinney
Claude Watts
Danville
Lil
Staley
Frankfort
Bertha Crouse
Lafayette
Ruth Perkins
Coombs
Iole
Lebanon High School
de Pauw University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity
de Pauw
J. Y. Campbell
Paxton, Til
William Campbell
Dayton, C
Frank Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Fitton
Lena Hutchins
Donovan, MI
Fred Trees
Kokomo
J. W. Pinnell
Harrison Morgan
Lena Byrd
Anna Conlin
Caroline Wilson
Indianapolis
Ed Harden
Denver
Col
Horace Miner
Catherine Staley
Ena Jenkins
J. P. Engstrom
Evansville
Lew Rammel
Wabash Herbst
Gourley
Knightstown
Janes
Laura Gourley
Ralph Herbst
Bluffton
North Jefferson
William Carson
Teterian Church
Judge Cyrus C Hines Dead City judge and wartime officer obituary
Judge Cyrus C. Hines of New York father of Fletcher Hines and longtime Marion County bar member died at Deaconess Hospital after a stroke brought on by complications. Born December 10, 188 in Washington County New York he moved to Indiana, practiced law in Indianapolis, served in the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers then commanded the Fifty seventh Indiana Volunteers. He returned to law, served as circuit judge, allied with General Harrison, and retired to New York. Funeral at St David's Church will occur tomorrow with pallbearers to be announced.
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Cyrus C. Hines
New York
Fletcher
Hines
Marion County
Circuit Court
Deaconess
Ludlow
St. David's Church
Judge Hines
Washington County
Lonsdale
R. 1
Normal Institute
Lancaster
Indianapolis
B Simon Yandes
Yandes
Upton J. Hammond
Hines & Hammond
Indiana Volunteers
T. A. Morris
Morris
West Virginia
McMullen
Stone River
W. B. Fletcher
Louisville
Livingston Howland
Marion
Hendricks
Johnson Counties
Fishback
Indianapolis Journal
St. Louis Democrat
Porter
Gvernor
Indiana
Miller
United States
Harrison
Judge Hines Remembered for Firm Discipline and Quiet Humor
The obituary recalls Judge Hines as a small but unyielding figure who valued old English pleadings, led swift marches by placing shorter soldiers at the front, and could not be intimidated. He once threatened to report and handle offenses himself, rarely spoke of army or business life, but enjoyed tales of sending a man to the yardhouse. He married twice into the Fletcher family. his second wife Lucy survives, with one son, Fletcher S. Hines. He suffered a paralytic stroke in 1890, visited annually, and fell ill while preparing to depart to his Ludlow residence, dying after admission to Deaconess Hospital.
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Hines
Judge Hines
Calvin Fletcher
Lucy
Fletcher
Ludlow
Deaconess
Enel er Prenary Stricken While On Train Work
Engineer Prenary of this city on the I. D. and W. line to Tuscola Tl. was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon at Murdock AL and fell unconscious to the engine cab floor. He was moved to Tuscola for care and to be brought home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Prenary
Tuscola
Murdock
Ranchman’s lie ends in bigamy charge at court
In circuit court Judge Allen annulled Pearl Ensley’s marriage to James A. Marshall also known as Charles Marshall. The man claimed Wyoming ranch ownership and a home for two wives. After a second wife surfaced, the judge ordered bigamy indictment by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Buffalo
Charles Marshall
East Michigan Street
Allen
Supreme Court Upholds Safety Powers Over Dangerous Agencies
The Supreme Court through Judge Francis E. Baker held the Legislature may enact safeguards for lives exposed to dangerous agencies. It reversed John J. Houlihan’s $15,000 judgment in Indian apolis Union Railway v. Houlihan after admitting a $325 payment as a present, a contract showing payment for damages. The employers' liability act challenge asserting railroad bias was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Francis E. Baker
Indianapolis Union Railway
John J. Houlihan
Houlihan
Lebanon
Comany
Indiana Railway Company
Ee J. Houlihan
Iiss
Probate Court highlights Miller and Zehringer wills
In probate court the Miller will valued at about 75000 distributes most to Maggie O Dell of Cleveland including real estate and part of personal property. Diamonds go to granddaughters and Cleveland relatives. $500 funds cemetery lot decorations. Hiram Plummer named executor with 7000 bond. Arthur Cline assigned administrator of Hiram Cline estate with 1000 bond. Zehringer will divides estate among Bertha May Arthur Clarence and Victor. Henry Nicoll named executor with 4000 bond.
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Maria
Mabb) Miller
Maggie O'Dell
Cleveland
M. BE. Kavanaugh
Woodlawn
Hannah Bean
Hiram Plummer
Arthur Cline
Hiram Cline
Hannah Zehringer
Bertha
May
Arthur
Clarence
Victor Zehringer
Henry Nicoll
County Commissioners sue Mann and guardian over mortgage foreclosure
The County Commissioners filed suit against Oscar F Mann his wife Margaret Vandeventer of unsound mind and the Indiana Trust Company guardian to foreclose a mortgage. They sold real estate to Mann for 3350 receiving 837 50 in cash and three notes for equal amounts payable in one two and three years. After purchase property was transferred to Margaret Vandeventer subject to the mortgage and she was declared of unsound mind. They allege she knew all conditions when transferred and no payment has been made on the mortgage. Two other suits are pending involving Mrs Vandeventer’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Mann
Margaret Vandeventer
Indiana Trust Company
Mann
County Attorney Files Probate Petitions For Inmate Wards
County Attorney Martin Hugg filed petitions in the probate department against guardians of Louis Schultz Sarah Younkin and John Stumpf inmates of Julietta Insane Hospital for allowances to care for the wards Under a new law property of inmates may be turned over to the county to pay for care when they have no family or when property exceeds 500 The county will investigate Julietta Hospital cases and where inmates have property an allowance will have to be made to the county or wards dismissed The Amich vs city New Telephone Co Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Co suit for 250 damages from a buggy wreck due to street dirt heard before Judge Carter has drawn much attention with physicians testifying their opinions and the defendant alleges hysteria.
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Martin Hugg
Louis Schultz
Sarah Younkin
John Stumpf
Julietta Insane Hospital
Huge
The
Couny
Julietta Hospital
Elizabeth Amich
City of
Indianapolis
New Telephone Company
Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Company
Carter
James M. Leathers
Henry C. Durborrow
Charles C. Cooney
Terry Moore
B. Clark
Laz Noble
Annie Steinmetz
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Vinson Carter
Marion Bond Co
John Adam Miller
Eliza Amick
City of Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
William Pollard
Thomas Madden
County Board of Review
Pearl Marshall
James Marshall
Duncan A. Trotman
Sarah Trotman
Anna M. Hart
Larwrenece Hart
Trevisa
Huberta
Edward Koeninger
Harry R. Matthews
Theodore C. Whitcomb
John ¢. Kord
Karl Haupt
Indianapolio Planing Mill Co
Mary E. Pollard
Adam C. Pollard
Plaintif
Cross
Bertha Hiser
John H. Hiser
Mariel A. Hiser
Julia Wilkerson
Henry Wilkerson
Myrtle May Snyder
Daniel W. V. Snyder
Myrtle May Ketter
Lena H. Meyer Et al
John F. Carson
Bata
Ate
Daniel J. Sullivan
Cetan
Krug Will Contested by Daughters Lena Meyer and Emma Rahke
Lena M Meyer and Emma B Rahke yesterday filed suit to challenge their father Gottlieb C Krug's will claiming he was of unsound mind when drawn. The estate was divided among Lena Emma and Frank F Krug and their widow Catherine Krug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M. Meyer
Emma B. Rahke
Gottlieb C. Krug
Lena Meyer
Frank F. Krug
Catherine Krug
Security Trust Company Named Administrator for Catherine Clary Estate
The Security Trust Company was appointed administrator yesterday of the estate of Catherine Clary who died of heart disease. Mrs Clary left property on South East street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Security Trust Company
Catherine Clary
Supreme Court heads for ruling in railroad liability case
The Indiana Supreme Court reviews whether Indianapolis Union Railway Company is liable for a employe injury under the employers liability act and related duties. The decision discusses clerks certifying transcripts, railroad negligence for signals and trains, and police power to protect lives.
Indiana court notes on injury settlement and cases
A court record recounts a belt railroad injury settlement where John J. Houlihan released the Indianapolis Union Railway Company from all claims after a compensation agreement covering medical expenses. The document, approved by attorneys Baker & Daniel and superintendent A. Zion, includes related appellate and circuit court minutes with numerous case notes and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Railroad
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Houlihan
Evein
Baker & Daniel
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
John J. Houlihan
A. A. Zion
James McCrea
Imi. Klein
State of Indiana
Vannerburg C. C
Appellee
Indiana firms file articles of incorporation in state office
Seven Indiana companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday and two notices of capital stock increases. Names include Lorraine Hotel Company at $2009 with directors Burnett Burnett and Flower, Bradstreet Oil Company at $320,000, Potter Manufacturing at $80,048, Moorhead Jewelry of Indianapolis, Delphi Oil and Gas at $5.00, Lawrenceburg Light at $10, Farmers Mutual Telephone, Atlas Paper Mills name change to Atlas Paper Company, and Indiana Brick Company capital adjustments with new directors Stilwell We Makepeace and Schlater.
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Indiana
Lorraine Hotel Company Incorporated
Edgar Lee Burnett
Della Burnett
Indianapolis
Theodore B. Flower
Oxford
G. Lee Burnett
T. B. Flower
Bradstreet Oil Company
Montepelier
Robert Moorhead
A. G. Moorhea
Delphi Oil and Gas Company
James A. Shirk
N W. Bowen
William H. Baker
Urer
Joseph E. Ruffing
William Donlin
Filiott Barnard
Lewis Mall
Lawrenceburg
Atlas Paper Company
Indiana Brick Company
Anderson
Alexandria
Thomas N. Stilwell
Prank We Makepeace
Frank H. Schlater
Union Station Ushers Demand Better Recognition Amid Complaints
Ushers hired at Union Station four months ago by Union Railway Company face discontent as the colored staff in gray uniforms claim the public ignores them. They receive salaries plus tips not formally required, but reports say patrons seldom acknowledge the tip. Yesterday afternoon a crowd of fifty or more prominent city residents arrived for a trip to Bust and were seated without call to assist, fueling grievances that the public discourages their baggage handling and travel assistance at all trains.
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Union Station
Union Railway Company
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David Carson
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Elizabeth
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Trabe
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Fortville
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Elwood
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Springville
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Judge C. C. Hines
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Arthur Lee
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Hancock C. C. Appellee
Isaac Russell
Margaret Bruce
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Dubois C. C
Indianapolis Street Railroad Co
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Johnson CC
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Will Nichols
Marion C. C
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Charles Mayer & Co
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Seagwy Pinus
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N. Penn. St
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Herman Beareholdt
Ellis W. Boyce
Ira L. Boyes
Dix Vorce
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John Colter
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John Mill
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Michael J. Madden
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