Wagner lecture recitals shine in Miss Neuhaus program
Miss Neuhaus presented Wagner and his works at a Beverlylge home yesterday afternoon as part of her lecture recital series. The talk, with selections from Tannhauser Lohengrin the Ring Parsifal and Tristan, offered a concise overview of Wagner's music and philosophy and drew praise for her sympathetic delivery. The next program will cover Modern Composers and the Russian School at the same venue.
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Wagner
Max Nordau
Nordau
Bayreuth
Salvation Army
Germany
Social Notes and Visitation Among Indianapolis Residents
Mrs. Anna Seger moves from No 29 North Illinois to Meridian. Miss Emily Winters returns today from Farmington Conn. Mrs J E Whelden and daughter Nellie travel to Connersville for the Milliken Wertwine wedding. Miss Louise Bybee returns from New York. Alfred Ristine Kipp visits from Fond du Lac. Mrs Arthur V Brown, recently Atlantic City, now visiting Ohio. Miss Mary Van Winkle hosts luncheon at Country Club for Miss Vivian Strother and bridesmaids. Miss Ethel Claybourne and Miss Pinnett visit Miss Buschmann. Mrs Blanche Fuller and Edward Liebe, from Indianapolis, wed in Sandusky. they will live here. Mrs R Kiefer and Mrs A S Jaeger host informal at 2204 N Pennsylvania next Thu. Broadway M E Church ladies hold reception at Dr S Tinsley’s. Mrs Henry Latham hosts informal this afternoon for Mrs Theodore F Haughey. Invitations issued for tea June 17 by Miss Buschmann for Miss Shover, Miss Ethel Claybourne, and Miss Pinnell. Mrs May Wright Sewall to Plainwell Mich for a commencement address then Grand Rapids to visit Dr P B Wright. Mrs Edward Daniels hosts a reception and exhibit with rare Japanese prints at her North Pennsylvania home. Mrs I N Richie hosts porch party for Mrs Ella Gallup of Evanston. Guests include A A Barnes, Mrs Harrietingham, Mrs Wells. Mr and Mrs B F Reesling of Boston and son Arthur Keesling, and Mrs Keesling, leave for Logansport for summer. Miss Catherine Strother of Louisville and Miss Maude McLaughlin of Terre Haute attend Kipp-Strother wedding. Strother to sing. Others arriving for the wedding include Mrs Charles.
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Lucy Matter of
Marton
Percy Walker
Maria Oster Buchanan
Susan Thompson
Harry Hammond
Blake Stone
Grace Hensley
Park Avenue
Miss Strother
Miss Heneley
Gladys Wynn
Sammis
Terre Haute
Graham
Chattanooga
Bryce
Columbus
Talley
Catherine Strother
Louisville
McLaughlin
Mary van Winkle
Mabel Norris
J. Richard Francis
Hugh Richards
Anna Wheeler
E. E. Britney
St. Louis
N. A. Gladding
Emma Atkins
Ola Smith
Miss Smith
Brandt Theodore Steele
Theodore C. Steele
McKay
Broadway
Frederick Dewhurst
Chicago
Noble Kreider
Goshen
Waynesville
SS. Peter and Paul's
Isabel Palmer
Charles A. Korbly
Chartrand
Miss Palmer
Paris
Lacey Palmer
Marguerites
Korbly
Bernard Korbly
Gilbert Hurty
Sherman Steele
John F. Johnston
North
Illinois Street
Lucy Palmer
Anne Hurty
Steele
Vinton
Harry Churchman
Green
White
Harriet M. Johnson
Muncie
Lexington
Anna Seger
Meridian
Emily Winters
Farmington, Conn
J. E. Whelden
Nellie
Connersville
Louise Bybee
Peebles-Thompson School
New York
Alfred Ristine Kipp
Fond du Lac
Wis
N. H. Kipp
Arthur V. Brown
Atlantic City
Ohio
Country Club
Vivian Olga Strother
Ethel Claybourne
Pinnett
Kansas City
Buschmann
Central Avenue
Blanche Fuller
Edward Liebe
Indianapolis
Sandusky, O
Liebe
R. Kiefer
Jaeger
Pennsylvania Street
Broadway M. E. Church
5. Tinsley
College Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Henry Latham
Theodore F. Haughey
Bolton Colt Brown
I. N. Richie
Ella Gallup
Evanston
Eli Re. A. A. Barnes
Harrietingham
Wells
John M. Lally
B. F. Reesling
Boston
Arthur Keesling
Charles
Bookbinders Hold International Convention Arrives in City
Delegates arrive at the Grand Hotel for the Bookbinders Union meeting to be held at the Statehouse today. Washington guests include Barrett Kelley Conner Fenney Hyde and Misses Daniel Smoot. W H Hart to give welcome. Mayor Bookwalter may also speak. Local committees plan events at Germania Hall and South Side Turner Hall. wage scale not on the biennial agenda.
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Grand Hotel
The
Bookbinders’ Union
Statehouse
Washington, D.C
Robert D. Barrett
William H. Kelley
William C. Conner
James L. Fenney
William B. Hyde
Nannie Daniel
Kate V. Smoot
W. H. Hart
Bookwalter
H. E. Brattain
T. M. Stocking
F. C. Doyle
Louis E. Aker
Justin Effert
Charles McArthur
Fred Schoeneman
Charles Dawson
FP. J. Keen
George E. Schad
C. N. Robison
Harry W. Bassett
Thomas Dean
George Colestock
W. B. Kissel
George Haverstick
Joe Kasberg
Frank C. Doyle
F. J. Keen
George Fahrbach
Germania Hall
South Side
Turner Hall
Tatum
Open switch collision injures worker near Belt Road crossing
A northbound Pennsylvania train to Chicago struck an open switch at the L BE and W crossing on Belt Road yesterday noon. A repairman, Andrew J. Patterson, suffered scalp wounds and a bruised hip and was taken home aboard a Belt engine. Fellow worker Christopher Russo escaped by jumping clear. the passenger train pit was damaged as the boxcar sustained heavy damage.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Belt Road
Andrew J. Patterson
S47
Bloyd Avenue
Christopher Russo
Tobacco debate splits Central Labor Union over inmates' tobacco
At Marion County Central Labor Union, a heated meeting debated restoring tobacco for county poor farm inmates. Delegates, including Roscoe Barnett and Miss Lillie Fredericks, formed a committee to study conditions, while tensions rose over political overtones and bill itemization for organizer John Blue.
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Central Labor Union
M. T. Butler
Sawsmiths
Slough
Feltman
Butler
Women's Council
Thad Gurley
Carpenters’ Union
D. L. Stoddard
Women's Label League
D. Z. McClure
E. J. Collins
Machinists’ Union
Hugo Miller
German Typographical Union
George Custer
Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
Marion County
James M. Madden
Plasterers’ Union
Bate
John Blue
Blue
Gurley
Long Drop in Price for Cicero Brown Real Estate Boom Ends
Cicero Brown and wife of Havre France placed sixty five lots with Benjamin F. Cline for sale. The 1873 purchase price of 26 000 contrasted with a 16 000 current valuation. Several transfers occurred including Yohn block interest to Mary E Yohn and Kate Y Winnedge for 10500 and other sales along Indianapolis avenue Oak Hill Park avenue and nearby streets. Prices range from 3000 to 10000 with multiple parcels traded through local firms and individuals.
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Cicero Brown
Havre
France
Benjamin F. Cline
Mr. Brown
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Avenue
Cleveland Central Park
Park Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Oak Hill
Hillside Avenue
Feraway
Catherine Streets
Davis Street
Delaware
High Streets
Anna M. Sanders
Albert F. Yohn
New York
Yohn
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Mary E. Yohn
Kate Y. Winnedge
George Evans
Vester Street
Belt Railroad
North Indianapolis
Indianapolis Can Company
William Henry
Meridian Street
Twenty-first
Samuel D. Pray
Frank M. Millikan
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Anna E. Elliott
Emeline
Galloway
Alice G. Scott
Central Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
New Jersey
Twenty-second Streets
John G. McCulloug
James E. Anderson
Minesota Street
Ringgold Avenue
John E. Snow
Skirt Decree Shapes Outdoor Dress Aids
May Manton notes fashion favors floor sweeping skirts for walking and sports. Plaits hide seams and lie flat to avoid bulk at the hips while producing graceful fullness at the hem. Original uses linen canvas in natural color with stitched detailing.
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May Manton
Pattern details for a seven gore silk skirt design
The text describes a cortieli silk skirt and suit materials, noting seven gores with forward turning plaits at each seam and over center side gores. It explains fullness with inverted plaits at the back, fabric yardage for sizes, pattern 4146 numbers, and how to obtain the pattern via the Pattern Coupon from The Journal in Indianapolis.
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Cortieli
Christian Alliance conven tion third-day programme at Pentecost Tabernacle
The third day of the Christian and Missionary Alliance convention at Pentecost Tabernacle on North New Jersey street schedules a 9 am prayer service led by Rev. W A Cramer a 9 45 am Bible study by Rev A E Funk a 10 30 am sermon by Rev E D Whiteside a 11 15 am short discourse by the ee and Nam MacArthur of Chicago a 2 30 pm talk by Mrs Woodward of India a 3 15 pm Rev W Cramer of Africa leads a 4 pm classes for Bible study run by Revs W Memminger E M Lockwood and W A Semen 1 50 Buys your birthstone mounted in solid gold mounts at J P Ola diamonds and jewelry 2 Monument
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pentecost Tabernacle
North New Jersey Street
W. A. Cramer
A. E. Funk
New York
E. D. Whiteside
Pittsburg
Nam MacArthur
Chicago
T He
F. Memminger
Woodward
India
W. Cramer
Africa
W. Memminger
E. M. Lockwood
W. A. Semen
Indiana securities stand in money markets amid farm wealth
J H Sonntag, deputy state treasurer under Scholz, discusses West business activity and cheap credit in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan. Banks lend 4 5 percent on high grade loans while gas and electric bonds yield about 5 percent net. Indiana bonds praised for high quality due to debt limit and solid towns. Evansville Gas and Electric Light bonds cited as strong Indiana security.
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J. H. Sonntag
F. J. Scholz
English
Farson, Leach & Co
Mr. Sonntag
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Gas and Electric Light Company
Middle West
Dakotas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Des Moines
Evansville Gas and Electric Light Company
Leach
Indiana Securities
High de
English banker visits Seattle on homeward trip
E Shorrock president of the Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company Seattle and manager of Land Mortgage Bank of Northwest America is a guest at the Denison Hotel. He admires America and plans to stay. He studies municipal government park systems and notes Seattle's optimistic prospects.
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E. Shorrock
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Seattle
Wash
Denison
East
Shorrock
Land Mortgage Bank of Northwest America
America
England
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Northwest
Indian Agency Clerk Recalls Peculiar Court Cases
Eli A. Hirshfield manager for Whitehead Hoag in Cincinnati and Indianapolis recounts tales from the Nevada Indian agency Pyramid Lake. He recalls a case where an Indian court sentenced a woman to one hour in jail, with a judge sharing the cell as an apology. Another case had an accused harvest Captain Jim's crop as punishment, met with good humor. Adam Helmberger of New Albany and F Branch of Martinsville were in town for political and social notes.
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Eli A. Hirshfield
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Whitehead & Hoag Co
Hirshfield
Nevada
Pyramid Lake Reservation
Captain Jim
Stouch and Kriel Lease Cigar Privileges at West Baden
Harry Stouch a noted cigar broker and C W Kriel of Indianapolis have leased the cigar privileges at the new West Baden Springs hotel. The firm will conduct business under the style of Stouch & el.
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Harry Stouch
C. W. Kriel
Indianapolis
West Baden Springs
Stouch & el
Shortridge Notes From 1902 School Events and Talks
David K. Goss, former Indianapolis public schools superintendent, spoke to Shortridge students on his European travels and German life, urging appreciation of access to learning. Reports detail clubs, commencements, class outings, and the upcoming senior and Mirror yearbook issues with poems, plays, and diplomas.
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David K. Goss
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Europe
Mr. Goss
Germany
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