Frede rick Warde to revive King Lear in New York season
Frederick Warde the tragedian prepares to revive King Lear for presentation in New York next season. Jane Corcoran and Estha Williams are engaged for Arthur C. Alston’s production of Hal Reid’s new play At the Old Roads next season. Shipman brothers plan a fine re production of Mark Twain’s oil portrait line for distribution in cities visited by Puddahead Wilson company next season. The English drama A Royal Rival by Lewis Waller is being bought by Joseph Humphreys for use by William Faversham next season. Elizabeth Parkinson, a Kansas City singer, scored a triumph at a Patiz concert. Lou Ormsby of Omaha, pupil of Marchesi, received a reception. Twenty weeks of time are held in best theaters for Julia Jur’s use next season, but she has not decided to act. She is said to be planning seating purchases and charity performances. The costume designs for the whnemaker’s Holiday at English’s Opera House have arrived. The first dress rehearsal occurs this evening. The sale of seats is heavy. The souvenir programme with cast cuts will be on sale tomorrow at Bowen Merrill.
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Shipman Brothers
Mark Twain
Puddahead Wilson’ Company
Lewis Waller
London
Joseph Humphreys
Iiliam Faversham
Elizabeth Parkinson
Kansas City
Patiz
Ameri
Mise Lou Ormsby
Omaha
Marchesi
Julia Jur
Miss Ar
Jass
Poe
Opera House
Seate
Bowen-Merrillishment
Frank Wells
Alvin T. Hert
Jeffersonville
Joseph Clark
Louisville
Sallie Hert
Grace Fields
Bloomfield
Blanche Wymer
Kalamazoo
Wymer
Browning
H. W. Bidpath
New Jersey Street
George and
Roxey Thayer
Greenfield
Marjorie Mann
Chicago
P. J. Bassett
Lillian Bassett
Bernice Bassett
Aurora
Harold C. Ridpath
Everett Ridpath
Wayne Ridpath
Fillmore
Ind
J. R. Stankard
Brazil
Elma Ridpath
Anderson
J. C. Clifford
Clarence Cl
Mis
Fulton-Rondthaler
Indianapolis Journal
Marion Rondthaler
J. A. Rondthaler
Albert @ooley Fulton
Kennebunk
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rondthaler
Robert
Will Randthaler
Lawrence Cole
Edward Sanderson
Beverly
Mass
Henry A. McCain
Crawfordsville
Parks medical license case reaches Supreme Court in Bedford
The prosecution of George P. Parks for practicing medicine without a license drew Bedford attention as he appealed a lower court judgment yesterday. Parks challenged the decision seeking to overturn a fine and related penalties, highlighting a notable legal clash over regulatory licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Parks
Bedford
Ind
Supreme Court
Parks
Se Lawresce
Paci i Angs Boos
Bette
Lawyers Seek Retrial Over Magnetic Rheumatism Case
Information lodged against him by the prosecuting attorney alleges he attempted to treat Edward Garvey for rheumatism by magnetic process. Parks's attorneys seek a reversal of the Lawrence county court judgment, claiming errors in overruling motions to quash the affidavit and information, for a new trial, and in arrest of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Garvey
Parks
Lawrence
MISS KATHERINE HEESON HOSTED IN LAFAYETTE SOCIETY
Miss Katherine Heeson of Lafayette is guest of Mrs A Hobbs on North Illinois street. Mrs A Johnson and Mrs Harriett Bingham join Mrs Crosley’s party bound for Europe July 6. Various society meetings and teas are announced across Indianapolis with ministers, clubs, and families hosting events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Heeson
Lafayette
A. Hobbs
North
Ilinois Street
A. Johnson
Harriett Bingham
Crosley
Europe
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Central Avenue
M. EB
Mary A. Stewart
Miss Stewart
North Capitol Avenue
Frances Willard Union
Trotter
Senate Avenue
Samuel D. Pierson
Columbian Club
Henry Rennick
Greencastle
Woman's Foreign Migratory Society of
Meridian Street
M. EB. Church
J. N. Carey
North Meridian Street
van Deman
Vaughn Wil
South Street
Delphi
New York
Emma Ins
Broad Ripple Oil Field Shows Slowing Output and Decline
State Geologist Blatchley reports the Broad Ripple oil field produced 30,194 barrels last year, with only eight wells completed and six yielding an average of 16 barrels per day each. Two wells were dry, and the field’s 1898 output was 2,087 barrels, indicating rapid exhaustion. Monthly production ranged from 942 to 4,400 barrels, totaling 20,104 barrels in the year’s first 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Blatchley
Gardner and McCormick
Wants Woman Restrained In Domestic Dispute
Samuel Dawson of Ivoryman reported to police fearing Bessie Blackwell after she allegedly threatened him with a revolver despite her claim he promised to marry her. The confrontation arose as she sought him at his table last night. he has been the subject of prior publicity over attacks and divorce suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dawson
Ivoryman
Bessie Blackwell
Indiana voting machine commission reports on standard device
The Indiana voting machine commission and the secretary of state released a report on the United States Standard voting machine. The Journal of Wednesday notes the report favors the machine if the number of keys remains at forty six or fewer, otherwise a re-examination is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Voting Machine Commission
Secretary of State
Journal of
Rane
Death of Rev J B Steele reported in Farmland notice
Rev J B Steele, presiding elder of the New Albany district, died in Farmland after a period of illness five months. Rev Dr Bacon, pastor of Roberts Park Church, received a telegram informing him of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
J. E Steele
New Albany
Steele
Raised per capita tax sparks Central Labor Union spat
President Feltmann and M T Bauer clash over increasing the per capita tax from 1 cent to 1 percent for representation in the Central Labor Union. Debate centers on potential withdrawals and union label demands. Butler and Feltmann quarrel over actions against a horseshoer, while motions endorse strict union-label practices.
Fifty New Members Join Wheel Workers Union at Standard
The Wheel Workers Union formed under the Carriage and Wagon Makers International Union admitted fifty new members at the Standard wheel works last night, about 75 percent of the plant’s labor. A five person committee met with firm officials to reinstate fourteen men alleged to have been discharged for joining the union. No settlement yet. a strike may be called if no agreement by tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Legislative Committee
M. T. Butler
Lawmakers’ Union
Feltmann
Horseshoers’ Union
Butler
George Sadlier
New York
Horseshoers
Unon
Sadler
Custer
Edward Barry
Musicians’ Union
John Blue
Pattern Makers’ Union
Tailors’ Union
J. W. Stout
Iron Molders’ Union
Chandler & Taylor Company
Dutch Mills
Compton Bros
Becker & Son
George Frank
Lst
Union
Machinists’ Union
National Automobile Company
Indianapolis Rubber Company
Diamond Chain Works
Dean Brothers’ Pump Works
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Monarch Gas Engine Works
L. D. & W. Railway Company
C. & A. Potts Company
Standard
Kingan & Company
Wheel Workers’ Union
Carriage and Wagon Makers’ International Union
Standard Wheel Works
McCormack
Garment Makers Union Lawn Fete June 3
The Garment Makers' Union plans a lawn fete on C. B. Cones's lawn on Fast Washington street the night of June 3 featuring amusements including a pansy fortune telling camp. The union will award a handsome umbrella to the city's most popular local labor union president and display it in a shop window with the largest union label shirt selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Makers’ Union
C. B. Cones
Washington Street
Tailors’ Union
S Grove
Iron Molders’ Union
Machinists at two plants return to work after demands met
About fifty workers at the American Bicycle Company Waverley plant and the Alfree engine works will resume duties as the firms grant all machinists requests. The move leaves a little over one hundred idle from a total of more than one thousand city machinists. Conditions look favorable for settlements with several other runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bicycle Company
Waverley
Alfree Engine Works
Strike at Chandler and Taylor Iron Molders Ends
Nosmoke summary: The Chandler and Taylor iron molders strike ends as the company rehiring all strikers and agreeing not to employ Mike McNulty or any other nonunion worker. The dispute lasted several weeks as workers quit in protest of nonunion staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Taylor
Mike McNulty
McNulty
Vincennes Fortnightly Club Seals Inscriptions Motto on Flight
The Vincennes Fortnightly Club filed articles with the secretary of state, adopting a seal bearing the motto Knowledge the wing wherewith we fly to heaven and an open book with four wings. Directors and terms named: Mrs Alice Judah Clarke and Miss Ida L Lusk one year. Mrs Sarah C Moore and Mrs Ellen Moore Smith two years. Mrs Helen Bierhaus and Mrs Josephine Rely three years. Secretary’s office reports busy day granting new corporate certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Alice Judah Clarke
Ida L. Lusk
Sarah C. Moore
Ellen Moore Smith
Helen Bierhaus
Josephine Rely
Marlon
Mund
Waiter de Bediot
First Hot Nights Draw City to Parks
Crowds sought relief as summer began with warm humid air. At Fairview and Broad Ripple parks, rides and pony races attracted spectators while bands played. University Park fountain sprayed high, benches filled with diverse groups, and adults debated public affairs in the cool gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Broad Rippie
Broad Ripple
Lionel Legare
Tony Ashton
Indianapolis
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Kissel
Garfield Park
Military
St. Clair
University Parks
University Park
Supreme Court
China
Boston
Work of Missions at Alliance Convention Moves to Second Presbyterian
The Christian and Missionary Alliance convention ends at Gospel Tabernacle and shifts to Second Presbyterian Church for an afternoon program starting at 2 pm. Rev Dr Whit, of Kalamazoo, and Dr Baler, of Chicago, will speak on Bible worship and India work, with Miss Barnes and other missionaries from India, Japan, and China delivering lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
Gospel Tabernacle
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Witht
Kalamazoo
Baler
Chicago
Fuller
India
Funk
New York
Miss Barnes
Japan
China
William Steinhagen Weds Evangeline Bellis in Baltimore
The city learns of the marriage of William Steinhagen U S N to Miss Evangeline Bellis of Baltimore. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at the bride’s home. Steinhagen, a former local cadet at the Annapolis Academy, recently graduated with honors. He served aboard the towna during the Spanish American War under Rear Admiral Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Steinhagen
Evangeline Bellis
Baltimore
William Steinhagen
Annapolis Academy
Steinhagen
Towa
Evans
Indiana Day at Buffalo Plans Stir Guard Ranks
Confusion over the date for Indiana day at the Pan-American exposition leads Governor Durbin and Adjutant General Ward to seek open date lists from Director General Buchanan. A project to send twelve companies of Indiana National Guard to Buffalo as an honorary escort fuels a scramble for the colonelcy among three regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Durbin
Indiana National Guard
Buffalo
Buchanan
Indiana
National Guard
Guard
Tribute to Gen Benjamin Harrison in Union League gift
A bound volume presenting resolutions from the Union League Club of Chicago to Mrs. Harrison honors Benjamin Harrison. Engrossed on vellum with illuminated initials, the piece features black sealskin binding and a silver letter H. The resolutions praise his citizenship, statesmanship, humanity, and enduring influence after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Union League Club of
Chicago
General Harrison
Union League
Union League Club
Republic
Indianapolis Packing Houses See Unusually Prosperous Season
Since March 1 the summer packing season has seen Indianapolis packing houses kill 37,000 more hogs than last year. Across twenty one reporting points total hogs killed reach 5,530,000, up from 5,425,000, with the Indianapolis plants contributing most of the rise and enjoying a notably prosperous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Judge Baker Heads to Fort Wayne for Exclusion Case
Judge Baker of the United States Court and court officers traveled to Fort Wayne to try cases. While at Springfield Illinois he presided over a Chinese immigrant case involving violation of the exclusion law and ordered transport to San Francisco for removal back to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States Court
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Iil
J. Baker
San
Ching
Ministers Picnic Replaces Monday Meeting With Broad Ripple Outing
Methodist Association ministers and their wives swapped the usual Monday conference for a Broad Ripple picnic. Raucous rules barred talk and levity, a playful procession led by Rev J S Tevis and Mrs Edwards, and a chaotic dinner supervised by Chief Cook Grimes and Bac on Washer. A boat ride, bald headed man solo, and street car finale capped the day before the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Broad Ripple
Meridian-street Methodist Church
Hugh J. McGowan
W. A. Quayle
Quayle
Rawls
H. S. Headen
W. W. Reynolds
Charlie Tinsley
Mr. Quayle
Aunt Rhody
Vauville
Governor Durbin's Eastward trip ends in Massachusetts
Governor Durbin returned from an Eastward tour visiting New York Buffalo Washington and Williamstown Mass to see his son. He met business leaders about a new Minneapolis plant making pasteboard from waste paper without straw. He praised Buffalo fair exhibits and noted cleanup progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
New York
Buffalo
Washington
Williamstown
Mass
Minneapolis
Republican city committee meeting called for tonight
Chairman Logsdon of the Republican city committee summons ward committeemen and the executive committee to gather at Hay and Bowlus law office No 702 Hoses meihe Sanes 6ree P pe tion of the Republican city for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Ward
Hay & Bowlus
Hoses Meihe Sanes
Petion
Republican
Flag Day Proclamation Calls Indiana to Observe Friday
Governor Durbin issues a proclamation designating Friday as Flag Day to mark the 13 colonies' banner as the national emblem. The document calls for citizens to display the flag at homes and public institutions, urging schools to show the colors on that day and recalling the flag’s history from the Continental Congress to present liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Indiana
United States
America
Pacine
Pas Ot
Chapultepec
Alexandria
Nila Bay
City News Items Highlight D W Vandawalker Plan Pekin Glass Plant
Local column notes D W Vandawalker and William Ward travel to Pekin Illinois to plan a new glass plant. Dr J L Thompson and Dr Woollen return from American Medical Association meeting. Indianapolis house members debate clearing house measures, meeting set for next Monday. Rev Joseph H Smith to lead a series of meetings tonight at 17th and Alabama streets. Oscar Porter files bankruptcy with liabilities 6467 assets 60 dollars. Alex Davis injured from scaffold fall at Pork and Living building treated at City Dispensary. Board of Health sends a possible smallpox case to City Hospital in a tent awaiting diagnosis. Lee Riggins injured by streetcar at New Jersey street and avenue treated at City Dispensary. Willis fined for theft in Police Court. Dr J F Burnhill elected secretary of ear nose and throat section of American Medical Association. Burnhill plans tour to Ye Howstens Park returning home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Vandawalker
William Ward
Pekin
J. L. Thompson
Greens V. Woollen
American Medical Association
Indianapolis House
Joseph H. Smith
Rneteenth
Alabama
Oscar Porter
United States
Alex. Davis
Pork
West North Street
Jacobs
Board of Health
No. 170
College
City
Lee Riggins
Stones Street
New Jersey Street
Avenue
Willis
J. F. Burnhill
American Medical Tion
St. Paul
Burnhill
Hartehill
Tennis league planned by M C A leaders
Fred West a physical director of the M C A arranges a city tennis league with teams from the Fa M C A Shortridge High School and other local organizations. The M C A controls two fine courts on North Indian Street near St Agnes church and plans to stage a tournament among four teams to vie for the association’s championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred West
Fa M. C. A
Shortridge High School
North Indian Street
St. Agnes Emy
Soreay
Ship of the Association
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Geo. J. Marott
East Washington Street
Frederick Warde
King Lear
Jane Corcoran
Estha Wiliams
Arthur C. Alston
Hal Reid
Mas
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Theodore Potter
Clara Ingram
Judson
Charles McNaull
College Avenue
A. B. Philpott
Drummond
Ida Gray Scott
Karl Schnieder
Paris
Brussels
Bayreuth
Munich
Finda
Bessie
Mackwell
Laree
Voting Machine Commission
J. B. Steele
M. T. Bauer
Charles Martindale
Almanzer _R. Hutchinson
John T. Martindale
Millville
Hunt
American Bridge Company
Wallace Marshall
King-Richardson Company, Book Publishers
Cranford
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Thomas P. Kiser
Kenwood Avenue
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University Squuare
Gen. Harrison
Judge Baker
Orothy
Methodist Association
McKinley
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