Amusements notes and theater news from Indianapolis
Frank C Payne a prominent local draught writer is spending his vacation in New York City. Verne Nobriga a well known voubrette associated as Billy B Van died in Buffalo after twenty eight performances of The Merchant of Venice. Nat C Goodwin and Maxine Eliott reportedly drew over $1000. Hoyt's will dispute nears resolution and bequests will be paid. Bert Dasher from Indianapolis to receive $10.33 and a one third interest in Hoyt McKee productions. Nixon Zimmerman production The Messenger Boy set for Ben Teal. James Powers expected to deliver a career best role. Mabel Taliafero secured for Lorna in Chicago next Saturday. Carl Marwig plans North Star ballet July 1 with 100s of performers and Aurora realis lighting. A NY paper gullibly ran a tale of Mansfield meeting Booth Tarkington about Musée Beaucaire. truth shows Manefield last visited Indy May 8 in King Henry V at English’s Opera House.
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Bert Dasher
Indianapolis
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the Messenger Boy
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James T
Jimmy") Powers
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New York Theater
North Star
New York
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Social notes recount summer plans and visits across cities
Mrs Herbert Foltz plans a week in Muncie visiting friends while Miss Cook of Evansville returns from a visit to Miss Mabel Talbott. Mr and Mrs Spann will return from Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Erwin come back from New York after their April marriage. Invitations issued for a June 1 dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Stuart Dean. Many guests travel to Maine and Woodruff Place for summer, with weddings and entertainments noted at clubs and private homes.
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Muncie
Noble
Woodbury
Charles F. Sayles
Mary Sayles
Maine
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Evansville
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William Taylor
Miss Taylor
Cleveland, O
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York
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Kappa Alpha Theta Club
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Corrinensfield
Howe Military School
Lima
Ind
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William Henry Coleman
John Middleton
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Invitations Issued For Propylaeum Evening Honor
Alice Somerville Jean Herety Miss Ingram and others sent invitations for an evening party at the Propylaeum on June 18 to honor their daughters Miss Lillian Maus-Fauvre and Miss Edna Ellis Frank. Local social news notes visits and weekend gatherings among Indianapolis residents and Franklin College activities.
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Ganiss Alice Somerville
Jean Herety
Ingram Oe Aire Frederic
Frank Maus-Fauvre
Frederick William Frank
Propylaeum
Lillian Maus-Fauvre
Edna Ellis Frank
Sanity of W B Depoy Habeas Corpus Action Filed
Attorney John W Holtzman filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the Circuit Court seeking the release of William B Depoy, held after an insanity finding. Depoy, Irvington resident, was jailed on an insanity charge, later examined as coherent, with cocaine use cited. He claimed no memory of the arrest, said he planned his business, and $120 was attached by his wife after confinement.
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Circuit Court
William B. Depoy
Justice Lockman
Depoy
Irvington
Holtaman
Holtz- Man
Justice Smock
High Court Decisions Touch Gas, Forgery, and Dogs
Supreme Court actions cover a state gas case from Blackford on Moore who cut gas to block a company line, with police power cited as rationale. It also denies State appeal in Kirk forgery tied to a physician license. A rehearing over injury to a St Bernard dog owned by Hammond officials was denied, upholding dog-killing ordinances for hydrophobia risk.
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Orville K. Moore
Blackford
Moore
Clay Circuit
Albert E. Kirk
State Medical Board
Kirk
Bowling Green
Supreme Court
Edward &. Towle
Hammond
St. Bernard
Attorneys Witness to Case of Real Estate Deal Complications
Judge Leathers heard a complex suit arising from a Danville hotel trade and a Cass county farm swap two years ago. McKinney and Marley acted as agents, earning $100 on the first deal while pursuing a $109 claim amid multiple transfers and alleged misstatements.
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Pannie Jeffee
Cass County
McKinney & Marley
Nessler
Danville
Fannie Jeffee
Morris Rabinowittz
Negotiated trade returns Neisser’s hotel and Cass county farm
Neisser regains his hotel through a negotiated settlement ending litigation while Boatright gains possession of the Cass county farm. The arrangement resolves competing claims and transfers property between the parties. The deal reflects a structured compromise to settle disputes and reallocate assets.
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Boatright
Cass County
Schmidt Slapped With $150000 Tax Fee Suit
Romus F Stewart alleges Schmidt former County Treasurer owes the county 1560.00 with a broader $150000 claim for fees interest and salary allegedly retained during four years in office. Suit names Bookwalter McCaslin and County Commissioners as defendants for approving warrants and misappropriations. Judge Allen also heard Ida Groves petition to break her father Stephen Ran eals will over a $1308 estate and alleged lack of mental capacity.
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Stuart
William H. Schmidt
Charles A. Buckwalter
Hunter McCastin
Schmidt
Bookwalter
McCaslin
Allen
Circuit Court
Ida Groves
Stephen Raneal
Randall
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Chaira
Tillie Turner seeks power to file Maine damages claim
Tillie P. Turner mother of Marty J Keys who died when the battleship Maine exploded in Havana harbor yesterday filed a probate petition to grant power of attorney to Washington DC attorneys to present a claim for damages against the United States and pursue it before the Spanish Claims Commission The commission will settle the question of Spain s share in the Maine incident In the US court Savory Clement sues Indiana French Mirror Company Henry county for 5000 damages alleging a defective wheel caused his injuries while he was foreman and warned the wheel was defective
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Indiana French Mirror Company
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Kissel Seeks Change of Venue in Damage Suit
Charles F. Kissel, defendant in a damage suit by Harry Cribbs, filed yesterday in Judge Leathers's court for a change of venue to another county claiming local prejudice. The suit concerns property damage allegedly near Kissel's Garden.
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Harry Cribbs
Supreme Court Records Report from Indiana Dockets
The document lists appellate and superior court entries from Indiana with multiple cases. Highlights include decisions on City of Bloomington v Dunn, Indiana v Moore, and Windeler v Rush County Fair, plus procedural notes on notices, rehearings, and dismissals. Names include Roby J, Monks J, and Judge Pro Tem Oliver H Carson among others, with references to counties and courts.
Indianapolis Circuit and Criminal Court Docket Summary
A dense docket lists foreclosures, divorces, and costs across multiple cases in the Indianapolis courts. Key items include McKinney vs Neister foreclosure. Amick v City of Indianapolis damages. several divorces with defaults and custody awards. various costs judgments. and criminal case State v Wynegar for grand larceny and embezzlement. Additional entries note new filings in Circuit and Superior Courts and a habeas corpus matter in William Depoy v Saulecy.
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Oscar L. Neister
Vinson Carter
Eliza Amick
City of
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Estella B. Brown
Wheeler Brown
Anna May Brown
Rebecca A. Hooker
Henry A. Hooker
Anna E. Clements
Chariston J. Clements
Marjorie A. Cox
Harry CC
Cox
Albert A. van Camp
Amy van Camp
Della Irwin
Charles Irwin
Western Paving and Supply Company
Josh Zimmerman
Defendant Zimmerman
Frank P
Clara B
Ernest R. Keith
John W. Taber
Charles H. Richards
Zilpha Scott
Redding Scott
Victoria Scott
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Clyde Wynegar
Romus F. Btuart
William H. Behmidt
Cirrcuit Court
Frank W. Flanner
Henry
Jacob Miller
Willam KB
Depoy
Eugene Saulecy
Frederick J. Neltzen
Florence M. Neltzen
Superior Court
Princeton Examinations Scheduled at Indianapolis Academy
Entrance examinations for Princeton University will be held at the Indianapolis Academy on Thursday and Friday, June 13 and MM, under the charge of Principal Alexander Mitchell. Prof. J W Bray of Nora Ind has been elected chair of philosophy at Southwestern Baptist University in Jackson Tenn.
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Closing performance of diving horses at Broad Ripple Park
At Broad Ripple Park the final diving horse show will take place tomorrow at 3 30 p m with Lionel Legare and his high tower act. A dog show follows the performances, entertaining children for over an hour in both afternoon and evening. The streetcar company has arranged for the expected large crowds visiting the park tomorrow.
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The Claypool Hotel Contract Bid Scene
Men who bid for the Claypool Hotel have arrived expecting an award today. Architect Andrews who is computing the bids will report to the executive committee. The contract is expected to be awarded tonight.
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Andrews
Smoke Gen Worth High de Sc cigar c W EL distributer
Smoke generation at Worth High de Sc cigar company lists distributor details with initials EL and references to a distributing agent. The fragment mentions a general or company context and relates to tobacco product distribution practices.
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High de Sc Cigar
Block Adherents Win Fight Over Meridian Street Pavement
The Board of Works approved a wooden pavement on Meridian street from Fall Creek to 34th street with a 36 foot roadway. If unimpeded, the contract may be let in forty days. Block supporters fear asphalt remonstrances could delay or defeat the plan.
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South Side Remonstrance Over Route Through City
The South Side executive committee filed a remonstrance with the Board of Works signed by 950 residents opposing Indianapolis Southern Railway’s proposed route through the city. Forty three merchant withdrawals note lack of route knowledge at signing. The group argues private right of way raises life danger and grade crossing issues and suggests entry via Belt Railroad could be arranged instead.
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Park Board approves wage increase for unskilled labor
At yesterday’s Park Board meeting a long discussion led to conforming with the new law by paying unskilled workers 2 cents an hour, about forty men earning $1.60 daily. Skilled laborers already at 6 a day will now receive $1.75 daily, with two weeks extra pay reflecting the law’s effect, says Superintendent Power.
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Power
Miller urges gravel cover for slippery Delaware street pavement
W H H Miller filed a communication with the Board of Works complaining about the wooden block pavement on Delaware street from St Clair to Sixteenth. He suggested laying a thick gravel layer to reduce horse slips and danger for inexperienced drivers.
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Board of Works
Delaware Street
St. Clair Street
Sixteenth Street
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Fire Extinguisher Demo Granted by Monarch Company
The Board of Safety approved a public demonstration of Monarch Fire Appliance Company’s Kiltyre dry powder extinguisher to be held in Marketplace some afternoon next week. A contract for expanding desk space for the fire alarm system was awarded to T. J. Morse & Son for 700 dollars.
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Board of Safety
Monarch Fire Appliance Company
T. J. Morse & Son
Board of Works rescinds road improvement resolutions
The Board of Works yesterday rescinded action on a gravel road on Raymond street from Bluff Avenue to Voorhees Street after two bid advertisements drew no bids. The rescission also impacts the Rural street project from Newland Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue and the Chicago street improvement resolution.
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Raymond Street
Bluff Avenue
Voorhees Street
Newland Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
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Board of Works Adopts Paving Plan on Michigan Street
A resolution was adopted by the Board of Works yesterday approving a wooden block pavement project on Michigan street from East street to Pogue's run, outlining construction steps and funding implications.
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Michigan Street
East Street
Pogue
Public Works Actions and Approvals on City Streets and Walks
A compilation of actions including final approval of gravel roadways brick gutters and curbing on Northwestern and Southeastern avenues and Michigan and Pennsylvania streets. Rescission and new contract delays noted with improvements sent to council and property appraisals ordered.
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Journey of Paul and the Damascus conversion debate
An analysis of Saul's persecution and dramatic conversion to Christianity. The piece weighs Paul's intellect and zeal, the providence guiding his change, and the role of grace, prayer, and baptism in his mission, with references to Augustine and contemporary commentaries. It frames the event as a pivotal Christian proof while tracing implications for faith and church authority.
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How to Enter Christ's Family by Following His Will
A sermon contrasts two views of Christianity and urges a personal, intimate grasp of God. It explains entering Christ's family by knowing and doing God's will, then growing in friendship with Christ, versus distant, abstract views.
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Paether
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