Amusements Notes On Next Season Stage Plans
Etta Butler to succeed Isadore Rush with the Rogers Brothers next season. Walter Jones to star in The Purple City backed by his wealthy wife. Ernest Mitchell to debut, brother of Mme Nellie Melba. Frohman secured A Short Exposure for John Drew. Ethel Barrymore set for a double century of Captain Jinks at Garrick. John E. Henshaw and May Ten Broeck to revive The School for Scandal with Marie Wainwright. James K. Hackett to debut at Wallack's in Don Caesar's Return. Mansfield to present Herod and Monsieur Beaucaire as a double bill. Hackett supported by Florence Kahn, Lackaye, Roberts, Le Moyne, Hamilton, Kent. Guild to star in Puddenhead Wilson with Shipmans. Robert of Sicily to be produced next season by Shipmans. Leonard Walker to support Mildred Holland in The Power Behind the Throne. Edna May loaned to George Edwards for The Three Little Maids. Harvey to tour with The Cigarette Maker's Romance and Through Deep Waters. Adelaide Thurston to appear in a new Jaxton Wilstach play. Leading men named for next season include Haines, Le Moyne, Ross Worth, Orrin Johnson, Drouet, Walsh, Hale. Dodson joining Mrs Wiske's NY cast. next season to star in a Mr mi play. From Henley, The Fisher Girl by Oswald Brand excites London interest. Frohman has it for America. Julia Marlowe's run at the Criterion extends. she performs When Right Hand Was in Flower with long engagement.
After Graduation What A Sermon From Rev. Lewis Brown
Rev. Lewis Brown preached at St Pauls Episcopal Church on the theme After Graduation What noting the nation’s entering youth into active life The sermon urged testing by service to community and nation warning against greed and urging honorable professions and steadfast character formation for both young men and women The piece concludes with a call to parents to shape character following Pestalozzi and the Bible stating that wisdom shines like stars forever for those guiding others to light
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Carnegie
America
England
United States
Parvenus
Moravian Missionary Talk on China and End Times at Moravian Church
A sizable Moravian congregation heard Rev. Arthur Howden recount his escape from Boxers near Kwong-qi and discuss the Chinese mission field. He affirmed Christ’s atoning death, present priestly work, and imminent return, noting Moravian work in China for forty years and martyrs among missionaries, including a woman burned with oil who stayed faithful.
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Moravian Church
College Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Arthur Howden
China
Celestial Kingdom
Howden
Kwong-8i
Kwai-Lin
Canton
Mr. Howden
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Mission of a Child Sermon at Plymouth Church
The Rev H C Meserve preached at Plymouth Church on Children's Day with a florally scented service. The sermon titled The Mission of a Child urged balanced growth of intellect and morality, referencing Pestalozzi and Froebel and praising modern early education efforts. Flowers were given amid orchestral accompaniment and a piece titled The Feast of Roses.
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Plymouth
H. ©. Meserve
Pestalenzi
Froebel
Sunday Observance and Sabbath Reflections by Rev Brown
The Rev John EH Brown of Home Presbyterian preached on the Sabbath and Jesus theme urging restraint in seeking summer relief from heat. He warned against Sabbath abuse, welcomed a Sunday paper if moral in tone, and urged keeping Sunday for worship, patriotism, and respect for law.
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John EH. Brown
Home Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Carnegie
Metropolitan
Moody
Hunter
Young Man With Gifts Aflame Address Opens June Series
Rev Thomas J Villers spoke at First Baptist Church last night laying out Pauls call to Timothy to stir gifts into flame. He stressed courage power and discipline as essential to manhood and urged youths to act boldly with self discipline as a life creed. A musical program by soloists quartet and mixed chorus followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Villers
First Baptist Church
Villers
Paul
Timothy
God
Apostle
Special Day Observed With Church Programs Citywide
Special programmes marked Children's Day with services in multiple churches including First Presbyterian Seventh Presbyterian Trinity Congregational Mayflower Congregational Plymouth Congregational Broadway Methodist Hall-place Methodist Roberts Park Methodist Edwin Ray Methodist Garden Baptist and First Baptist with service times listed.
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First Presbyterian
Seventh Presbyterian
Trinity Congregational
Mayflower Congregational
Plymouth Congregational
Broadway Methodist
Hall-place
Roberts Park
Edwin Ray
Garden
First Baptist
Services at First United Presbyterian Church Reported Interesting
Yesterday morning at First United Presbyterian Church corner Park Avenue and Twenty second Street attendance was good The pastor the Rev is noted in the fragmentary report for an interesting service without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Corner Park Avenue
Twenty-second Street
The Poverty That Makes Rich and The Passage Over Jordan
Charles M. Lawrence spoke on the Poverty that Makes Rich in the evening and on The Passage Over Jordan. Rev. E. W. Simon of Denver preached twice at the Second English Lutheran Church on Woodlawn and Holbrook yesterday. The church pastor is Rev. Harry E. Simon.
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Charles M. Lawrence
Jordan
E. W. Simon
Denver
Col
Second English Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Holbrook Street
Harry E. Simon
City News Items In Brief
Albert Duty, a former city patrolman now back from service in China, has returned home. Police seek Julia McKinney, 17, who left 1249 Fletcher Avenue for school and did not return. Henry Baker, a paroled boy, was arrested at 60 South West Street and held as a fugitive to be sent back to Plainfield for parole violation.
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Albert Duty
United States Army
China
Julia McKinney
Fletcher Avenue
Henry Baker
South West Street
Plainfield
First Mass Celebrated at St Bridget's for Rev James Carrico
The Rev James Carrico, ordained in May, celebrated his first Mass at St Bridget's Church on North West Street. Parishioners prepared with decorations and a large procession of students and sodalities. A reception followed at the parsonage with local priests and out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carrico
St. Bridget’s Church
North West Street
Father Carrico
St. Bridget's Church
Mary Cissell
Stephen J. Donaghue
St. John’s Church
Timothy Murphy
Indian Territory
Joseph Byrne
St. Anthony's Church
John Cissell
Clarence Cissell
Rosalia Carrico
West
Walnut Street
Monks and laymen lead jubilee procession through city
A large procession with Franciscan monks and about five hundred lay brothers observed the papal Jubilee. The march began at Sacred Heart on Union Street, stretched four blocks, and moved via St Patrick's to St Mary’s and St John's. A similar march is planned next Sunday. Knights of Columbus held vesper services at St John's Cathedral to benefit St Joseph's Industrial School with collections after sermons by Rev Father Maher.
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Chatard
Sacred Heart Church
Union Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Mary's
East Maryland
St. John’s
Capitol Avenue
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s Cathedral
Society
St. Joseph's Industrial School
Father Maher
St. Patrick's Parish
Solemn Sacred Heart Procession at St John’s Cathedral
Next Friday night a solemn procession will take place in St Johns Cathedral to celebrate the feast of the Sacred Heart. The procession will be followed by a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Cathedral
St Johns Church Ladies Plan Lawn Fete in June Details
The young ladies of St John s Church organize a lawn fete on the grounds beside the parochial residence with dates listed as June 9 and 21.
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St. John's Church
Not Altogether Bad Swindler Tale From Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press excerpt recounts a table top swindler story where a reader notes a clever con man who manipulates two young women and an elderly grandmother at track betting. The narrator recalls the swindler’s trickery and the moment he helps the old woman by turning her bet into a profitable misdirection.
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Detroit Free Press
Jove
Annex
Palmer Park
Why We Feel Hungry
Popular Science Monthly discusses hunger origins. A German physician’s theory links hunger to emptiness of stomach blood vessels, noting appetite rises with blood rush to the stomach during digestion. It cites anemic patients showing stomach vessels congested when appetite is absent.
Duties of Married Pair In His Sermon on Husband and Wife
The Rev. Virgil W. Tevis spoke to a large audience on the duties of married life, arguing that husband means the house’s support and wife the weaver. He urged mutual forbearance, steady affection, and respect, warning against irritability and the hollow roles of a modern home. He urged husbands to value their wives, support their work, and keep home pleasant, while wives should preserve femininity, devotion to home, and partnership in prosperity, ending with a benediction for happy homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil W. Tevis
Father-place
M. E. Church
Heaven
Court record and divorce actions in probate with multiple cases
Court proceedings list in Room 1 Oliver H Carson and Room 3 Vinson Carter detailing divorces custody decrees and costs. Cases include Ella Black vs Charles Black custody awarded, Lizzie Wilson vs Benjamin Wilson divorce, Verina Lewis vs Charles Lewis divorce custody, Lifton Gordon vs Frank Gordon divorce, Harriet C Wilson vs William L Wilson divorce restoring maiden name, and others among probate and foreclosure actions with judgments for costs and noted advisements.
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Eerevaes Court
Oliver H. Carson
Ella Black
Charles
Black
Lizzie Wilson
Benjamin Wilson
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Verina Lewis
Charles Lewis
Hilton F. Lewis
Charles E. Howell
Frank L. Glass
Ida Grove
Samuel Hice
Charles Syrup
Bernhard Frey
Sarah Frey
Bernard
Sophia Frey
Bernard Frey
Lifton Gordon
Frank Gordon
Harriet C. Wilson
William L. Wilson
Harriet C. Davidson
T For Coats
Maucusta Belle
John
Supreme Court docket items and applet briefs summary
A list of appellate cases references including Martha A. King vs Wright executrix Big Co Co app appellee extension of time. Charlotta Richardson adminis tratrix vs Byron Dawson. Fidelity Building and Savings Union cases. Attica Bridge and Machine Works vs John Johnson. Light Heat and Power Co. vs Robert Burk. Jesse Mankin vs Pennsylvania Co.. Franklin Leiter et al. vs Eli Spohn. Appellees seek certiorari or additional time. various courts named Parke C C Fulton C C Clarkson.
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Martha A. King
Lizele A. Wright
Executrix
Big Co. Co. Appellee
Charlotta Richardson
Administratrix
Byron Dawson
Morgan ©. C. Appellee
Fidelity Building and Savings Union
Fidelity Building and
Eae
Marion S. C
Appellant
Attica Bridge and Machine Works
John Johnson
Parke C. C. Appellee Johnson
the Light, Heat and Power Company
Robert E. Burk
Fennsylivania Company
Porter S.C. Appellees
Appellee
Franklin Leiter Et al
Eli
Spohn
Fulton C. C. Appellants
Constitution and Flag Debate on New Lands
Kansas City Journal notes Senator C W Fairbanks argues the Constitution should not be extended to territories like Porto Rico and the Philippines until the people are ready. He cites Alaska as precedent and warns rapid imposition would harm local governance and education efforts.
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Kansas City Journal
Porto Rico
Philippines
C. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Bryan
Supreme Court
Alaska
Congress
Rico
Aloef
Collier's description of the Wall Street money pulse
A Collier’s Weekly writer explains the flow of money market news through the press and telephonic network. In a panic day, Morgan & Co. and banks issue curb signals on Northern Pacific, loans, and call terms, then mill through editors, printers, and brokers delivering bulletins to offices on forty routes.
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Collier's Weekly
New York
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Co
News Bureau
Morgan
Associated Banks
Esprit de Corps
Walla
Insurance urged for home and real estate title in Indiana
The Indiana Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street urges readers not to trust to luck with fire insurance and to insure both homes and real estate titles. Telephone contact offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Guaranty and Loan Comp
East Market Street
Cold frost and famine mark the year 1816 in New England
The Boston Globe recalls 1816 as a cold, blighted year with a sun that seemed heatless. frost and snow disrupted crops from February to December, with ice blocking harvests and grain shortages driving breadstuffs to high prices while farmers relied on 1815 corn for seed in 1817.
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Boston Globe
New England
Europe
Fee
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Boreas
Jack Frost
England
Attracted Attention by Negro in Confederate Parade
A New Orleans Times-Democrat observer recalls a lone black man in a Confederate veterans parade at Memphis. The elderly man, William Thomas of Grenada, Mississippi, walked proudly beside white veterans, his body servant status from slavery noted by the eyewitness.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Grand Army
Persionera
Wren Thomas
Grenada
Miss. W Thomas
Hiso
William Thomas
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