Notes of the Stage Reveal Next Season's Arrangements
E J Morgan to be seen in The Master of Ballantrae and Frank Dupree to revive The Wizard of the Nile. Dorothy Rossmore to play the widow in The Henrietta revival. Sadie Martinet married Louis Nethersole, with Nethersole continuing as company manager. Mrs Bernard Beere to tour English vice venues with Standing. Leading attractions to be controlled by major managers including Frohman Rich & Harris Klaw & Erlanger and others.
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E. J. Morgan
Dorothy Rossmore
Gus Hill
Stuart Robson
Sadie Martinet
Louis Nethersole
Sotrean
Olga Nethersole
Miss Nethame
Bernard Beere
Er- Standing
Guy Standing
W. T. Carlton
Charles Frohman
Rich & Harris
Klaw & Erlanger
William H. Brady
Ww. Gross
Fred C. Whitney
Liebler & Aes
Kirk la Shelle
Samuel Shubert
Charles E. Blaney
Lincoln J. Carter
Jules Murry
Jacob Litt
Broadhurst & Currie
Frank Mckee
Nixon & Zimmerman
WEDDINGS AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS ON NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE
A detailed society page notes a noon reception at a North Capitol Avenue home with guests from Washington and local hosts including Miss Josephine Eddy and Mrs Rose Baldwin Wis. It covers lawn fete plans by Central avenue M E Church circle and Brown Sunday School class, a Newsboys Band concert, and multiple late afternoon and evening events. It then details several weddings at various Indianapolis addresses with gowns, attendants, venues, and hosts.
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Herbert Taylor
Salt Lake City
John Coburn
Devereux
Cincinnati
John M. Shaw
Martha Gunsaulus
Chicago
Benjamin A. Richards
F. B. Cheats
Pittsburg
Will
Brookaville
Mary Marshall
Tacoma Avenue
Madison Swadener
Ron
William T. Brown
John S. Tarkington
Misses Crane
St. Mary's Academy
Academy
East
Maryland Street
Lewis Wallace, Jr
Lydia Wallace
Meridian-street
M. E. Church
William A. Quayle
Hey
Imon
Pee Ees
Friends
Broadway
Stewart
North Capitol Avenue
Josephine Eddy
Washington
Mise Halveman
Rose Baldwin Wis
Fran M. Baldwin
Central Avenue M. E. Church
W.T. Brown
George Richards
Charles W. Gorsuch
Park Avenue
Newsboys
Central Avenue Church
Otto D. Lefler
Curtis Lefler
Ethel Trenary
Edward Pfeffer
Charles Green
Gustav Fickenscher
Robert Elliott
Elwood
Pfeffer
North
Senate Avenue
Dana—M'cormick
Anna M.cormick
Franklin 5
Mc Cormick
Harry A. Dana
George M. Smith
McCormick
Dana
Schma
Mili
Indianapolis Journal
Covington
Ind
Elizabeth Miller
John Miller
William Schma
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. C
Earl
Maccatawa
Mich
Clara Shank
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Grace Armitage
Greencastle
Ora Wickler
Daniel Leslie
Central Avenue
Crete White
Annis Householder
Edith Longley
J. D. Forrest
Allen
Akron
Mai Brevoort
Mayme Me+ Cullough
Columbus
Verna Richey
Kappa Kappa Gamma Club
Indianapolis
Butler
W. F. Mitchell
Des Moines
L. Ritter
Washington Street
A. F. Armstrong
Kokomo
Thomas Do. Howe
College Chapel
Winifred Wright
Worthington
Elsie Hodges
Royden Tesley
Cora Ertel
Tesley
Lowell Avenue
E. E. Post
Oak Avenue
Elizabeth Richey
Uniontown
W. 8. Moffett
BE. P. Wise
Somerset
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Evelyn Jeffries
Short Ridge High School open day invites parents
City notes list a Friday open day for Short Ridge High School with parents and friends urged to attend. Col Charles E Wilson to take a Gov Durbin vacation. Hiram Stevenson named elevator conductor in the State Capitol by Engineer Samuel Shutt. Memorial services and local incidents also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Charles E. Wilson
Durbin
Hiram
Stevenson
Oxford
Ind
State Capitol
Samuel Shutt
Band of Mercy
American Humane Education Society
Boys’ Club
Wallace Foster
John Rosas
Yandes Street
East New York Street
Otto Hunt
Lowry and
Luckenbill
Fred Knefler
Gladys Hall
East
New York Street
Holtz and Morgan
Edna Starr
Cyrus Duncan
Indiana Avenue
University Park
City Board of Health
Mabel
Charles Figg
Millard Figg
Trowbridge Street
R. E. Springsteen
L. O. Gordon
Justice Stout
Superior Court
Joseph R. Gordon
Virginia Avenue
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mr. Henry
Woodlawn-avenue Baptist Church
John Lonnell
Crawfordsville
Internal Revenue
Terre Haute
Harry Thompson
Richard W. Thompson
Indianapolis
East Washington Street
Taggart
Crawford Patrbanks
Chicago
French Lick
J. Fairbanks Bel
Elizabeth McConnell
National Road
J. de Shong
East Georgia Street
Edged with illness and life milestones from Marion County
Woodlawn avenue obituary notes a 40 year old man ill since Friday leaving a widow, his mother, and an adopted son with funeral at Trinity Congregational Church tomorrow. Zachariah Bush, age 90, settled near Trader's Point in 1556, born in Pennsylvania, widow since 183, lives with daughter Mrs. R. 5 Ennis, predicts reaching 100. Stella Dunlap, 3019 Park Avenue, regains speech after Cincinnati visit. Prof Glenn L Swiggett, IU and Purdue educator, confers doctorate today at Penn and plans summer study abroad.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Trinity Congregational Church
Zachariah Bush
R. 5
Ennis
Blake Street
Marion County
Trader's Point
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Stella Dunlap
Park Avenue
Cincinnati
Glenn L. Swiggett
Indianapolis
Purdue University
University of Pennsylvania
Swiggett
Interurban firms urge fair franchise talks with city leaders
George F. McCullough of Union Traction warns the gas belt could be dumped onto Washington Street once Indianapolis grants terms. He and executives from Indianapolis Greenwood & Franklin and Indianapolis Greenfield interurban railroads will press the Board of Public Works for an early franchise settlement. McCullough notes Union Traction’s extensive network across Indiana and Pennsylvania connections, stressing the need for favorable city terms to finance new lines while promising minimal impact on city streetcars for riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Company
Indiana
Washington Street
Indianapolis
George F. McCullough
McCullough
Union Company
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin
Mr. McCullough
Henry
Board of Works
Council
Union
Anderson
Negro apprehended in Miss Carter assault case
A man entered police headquarters and alleged the suspect was asleep under a tree at State and Washington streets. Officers found knife and razor on Albert Parker, a temporary local janitor, who could not name any acquaintances. Police hope Miss Carter can confirm if he is the attacker, though doubt lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Dorothy Carter
Irvington
State
Washington
Streit
Losh
Albert Parker
Law Building
St Darnell Street
Miss Carter
Julia McKinney Marries After Disappearance
Mrs. McKinney of 1249 Fletcher avenue learned her seventeen year old daughter Julia was alive after she ran away. Julia reportedly married Oren Otis Green, a porter from Terre Haute, by Rev. Wheeler of the Rescue Mission. The license was issued yesterday. Green’s exact identity was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
McKinney
Green
North Alabama Street
Terre Haute
Father seeks help to locate missing son William Shaffer
The father of William O Shaffer of Middletown Maryland arrives from Danville Alabama to ask police aid in finding his son who vanished after last working for a local dairy man. He had traveled to Danville to identify a body found there May 3 and exhumed four times, hoping it might be his son though he fears misidentification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Shaffer
Middletown
Danville
Shaffer
Long Delay Likely in Chinese Indemnity Pay Plan
St Petersburg reports that a rapid settlement of the Chinese indemnity is unlikely while Peking ministers remain, with new appointees possibly readier to compromise. Russia does not press the guaranteed loan due to constitutional consent needs, while Britain’s plan is deemed unacceptable. Mr Rockhill’s arbitration idea provokes wonder as payment method remains unsettled.
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ST. Petersburg
Peking
Russia
Russians plan transpacific mail service via Vladivostock to San Francisco
A World dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Russia eyeing a Vladivostock to San Francisco steam line to carry transpacific mail in coordination with the Transsiberian Railway. Two steamers, the Manchuria and Mongolia, are under construction in Trieste for the East China Railway Company, with launchings expected this summer and autumn, and service slated to begin in December.
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St. Petersburg
Beveridge
Foreign Ministry
Vliadivostock
Port Arthur
Pacific
United States
Vladivostock
San Francisco
Manchuria
Mongolia
Trieste
Austria
East China Railway Company
Yellow Sea
Triest Shipbuilding Company
Pope Leo In Good Health After False Death Report
Reports from Rome dispel rumors of the Pope's death stating His Holiness is healthy and active. He recently received Belgian Dominican ministers and enjoys daily drives and walks, expressing nostalgia for sea travel and recalling a 55 year old nuncio memory near Antwerp.
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Rome
United States
Brussels
Antwerp
Britain’s Trade Rivals at Shanghai Banquet
Admiral Sir Edward H. Seymour, chief on the China station, told the China Association banquet that Britain faces three rivals in trade US Russia and Germany. He said the United States is the strongest rival but not at odds with open door policy. Germany vies in trade and sea power while Russia expands territory and suppresses trade. He urged preserving Shanghai’s prestige by foreign nations through holding and defending the port.
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Shanghai
Edward H. Seymour
China Station
China Association
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
Admiral Seymour
Queen Regent Opens Cortes In Last Speech Before Termination
MADRID June 11 The Queen Regent and the King opened the Cortes as regency ends next year. Government aims to strengthen Spain’s foreign ties especially with Spanish American countries. Plans include commercial treaties with Argentina and other South American states and Concordat amendments for economy. Religious order law and military reorganizations are proposed along with converting Cuban and Philippine bonds into perpetual 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Argentina
Dutch commander surrenders at Pietersburg report
Lord Kitchener reports to the War Office from Pretoria dated June 11 that Commandant Van Rensburg and his commando have surrendered at Pietersburg. One of his men has come in and others are following.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
van Rensburg
Pietersburg
Two Boers shot by court martial for attempting escape
In Pretoria two Boers were court-martialed and executed for trying to escape the city and rejoin their commandoes after swearing neutrality. They faced the tribunal and were shot for violating their oath and attempting to return to armed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Transatlantic Steamers Arrivals and Departures Noted
Steamship movements report arrivals at New York Liverpool and Boulogne from Genoa Palermo Liverpool New York and Naples plus sailings to Bre men Liverpool and Mon treal and Rotterdam Plymouth and Hamburg. Ships named Liguria Georgic Alsatia Kaiserin Maria Theresa Nomadic Dominion Lake Ontario Staten dam Pennsylvan ia Barbarossa listed with ports and dates.
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New York
Liguria
Genoa
Naples
Georgic
Liverpool
Alsatia
Palermo
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Bremen
Servia
Cevic
Nomadic
Dominion
Lake Ontario
Montreal
Boulogne
Statendam
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Barbarossa
Southampton
Man Arrested Over Loss At Local Resort In Green County
Albert Baldwin of Green County Indiana was arrested after accusing an immoral resort keeper of taking $89 at 414 West Court Street. He claimed giving money to a resident to hire a horse and buggy who did not return. Two other inmates were arrested following his complaint.
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Adams
Chicago
Buffalo
North New Jersey Street
Brown
Louisville
R. W. Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Florence Schwankhouse
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Brown
Albert Baldwin
Green County
Indiana
West Court Street
Three Brick Apartments Planned at Washington and California
W. J. Hubbard secured permits late yesterday afternoon to build three brick apartment houses in a row at the southeast corner of Washington and California streets, with each structure costing about 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hubbard
National convention opens as Boston race winner named
The National Editorial Association began its sixteenth annual convention at the Buffalo exposition. Johnny Nelson won a 25 mile motor paced bicycle race at Charles River Park, Boston, finishing just over two laps ahead in 40 02. Washington's Legislature held an extra session. Speaker Albertson re-elected.
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National Hditorial Association
Temple of Music
Buffalo Exposition Grounds
Charles River Park
Boston
Johnny Nelson
Tom Linton
Nelson
Washington
House
Albertson
Rogers
Jackson, Miss
United States
Beever Charlies E. Cotton
First National Bank
Syracuse
Neb
Munger
Omaha
Western Reserve University
H. M. Hanna
Hanna
McKinley
Deadwood
S. D
Inquest Pending After Husband Kills Fortunate Woman
The article notes that a six year old American case involved a German opera company and a widow whose remains have not yet been claimed. The husband Louis Hartman killed himself after shooting the woman, and the inquest into the husband’s death is scheduled for today.
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America
Louis Hartman
Convention Opens in Philadelphia for Southern Industrial
The Southern Industrial association convened at Cultural Hall in Philadelphia with business leaders gathering amid bunting and night lights. The four day session features discussions on commercial matters and highlights the association as a key national mercantile body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Southern Industrial Sociation
Hitural Hall
Attera
Southern Indi Association
Lees
United States
Missionary Union gathers in Clifton Springs for reform debates
The International Missionary Union business session at Clifton Springs opened with discussions on the reform movement and a renewed call for old demands in Corea. Short addresses followed and officers were elected including J. T. Gracey as president Rev E L Baldwin as vice president Mrs C C Thayer secretary Rev c Dyer treasurer and Mrs P W Merritt librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Springs
N. Y
International Minsionary Union
Corea
J. T. Gracey
L. Baldwin
Mra
C. C. Thayer
Cutten Springs
c.Dyer
Cliton Springs
P. W. Mereritt
Philippine Judges Oath Passed by Commission
Manila June 11 The act the courts has been passed by the States Philippine Commission. The oath does not include the constitution of the United States and commissioner Ide, author of the act, says its inclusion was not insisted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
States
Philippine Commission
United States
Sioner Ide
Return of Commander Tilley
Commander B F Tilley arrives in San Francisco from Pago Pago en route to Washington to assume duties over U S provisions in Samoa He praises native Samoans but warns the islands fault lies in harbor and coaling station control as the sole veto to U S presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
B. F. Tilley
United States
Samoa
Pago-Pago
Washington
Tilley
Woman exposed to hydrophobia by care of rabid patient
Chicago report says Mrs J W Neskh was taken to the Pasteur Institute after contracting hydrophobia from a rabid dog bite. The man died last Friday from the disease and she became infected while wiping froth from his mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. Neskh
Pasteur Institute
Lowell Woman Found Under Bridge Linked to Chelmsford Woods Discovery
Private detectives recovered the head of the woman believed to be connected to the Chelmsford woods mutilation case under a brook bridge near the original site. The body has not yet been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell. Maes
Chelmsford Woods
Belgians Arrested Over Jewel Shipment in New York
New York June 1 customs inspectors seized jewels worth about 190 francs at the Grand Union Hotel. The jewels were said to be brought into the country by two young Belgians traveling from Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Union Hotel
Antwerp
Couple Killed At Madison Crossing By Train
In Madison Wisconsin Julie A Lerey Bell and a daughter in law identified as Mrs Newton were killed when a Chicago and North Western train struck them at a street crossing. The incident occurred on a city street as the pair attempted to cross, with authorities investigating the collision.
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Madison
Wis
Julie A.—Lereybel
Newton
Chicago & Sy
Insurance pitch for a real estate loan firm at 19 East Market Street
A terse advert urges readers to insure homes against fire and to trust Utie to their real estate, promoting India Itle Guaranty and Loan at 19 East Market Street with a contact telephone line.
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India
East Market Street
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