Amusements: New York stage plans and legal rulings
Walter Jones delays The Purple City to a later season. The Lichlers mull a Macbeth revival with Eben Plympton as Macbeth and Sarah Cowell Le Moyne as Lady Van Wagenhals. Kemper arranges for Louis James and Mme Modjeska to use next season. Maude Granger and Carlotta Nielsen join Ben Stern to back Blanche Walsh in Joan of the Sword Hand with $15,000 expected. William A. Brady wins $15,000 in court against George Edwardes over My Friend From India versus My Friend the Prince. Edwardes version saw success in English provinces.
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The
Lichlers
Macbeth
Scese
Eben Plympton
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Maude Granger
Carlotta Nielsen
Ben Stern
Blanche Walsh
William A. Brady
New York
George Edwardes
India
Edwardes
the Prince
Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Trips
Miss Bertha Raymond Ellis returns from Vassar College. Ada Mitchell of Kentucky visits Miss Adelaide Lecksider. Clara Gee to spend summer in New York with her brother. Mrs. Mary A. Stewart and Miss Stewart plan Cape Cod Bay summer. Mrs. William F. Cunningham visits sister near Crawfordsville. Florence Dunning back from Vassar for summer. J. W. Rensievy of Lafayette visiting Mrs. John P. Hart. Ad F. Miller to Cincinnati then travel this summer. Belle Freiberg of Cincinnati and Minnette Rosenthal of Lafayette guest of Miss Jeasie Eckhouse. H. S. Tucker and Eleanor to depart for Eastern trip for several weeks. Dr. Swadener of Marion and host family to return home tomorrow. P M Dill invites for June 20th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Jessie Simott Muir and Martha to visit Miss Elia Aubrey on Broadway. Mrs. Dexter of Milwaukee to return from College avenue visit. John Hackett Adams to return from wedding trip. will be at home at Victoria. Miss Blanche L. Barnes hosts Miss Ethel M. Godman of Lafayette. Mrs. Frank J. Vinson entertained forty at a Seance on Pennsylvan...
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Bertha Raymond Ellis
Vassar College
Ada Mitchell
Kentucky
Adelaide Lecksider
Clara Gee
New York
Mary A. Stewart
Stewart
Cape Cod Bay
Wiliam F. Cunningham
Crawfordsle
Florence Dunning
J. W. Rensievy
Lafayette
John P
Marion
William T. Brown
P. M. Dill
Jessie SiMott Muir
Martha
Chicago
Elia Aubrey
Broadway
Dexter
Milwaukee
Wis
Samuel J
College Avenue
John Hackett Adams
Blanche L. Barnes
North Capitol Avenue
Ethel M. Godman
Frank J. Vinson
S. Elliott Perkins
Elliott Perkins, Jr
Miss Ingram
Judson
J. H. Byers
Beatrice Byers
Propylaeum
Byer
George Robie
Greeley
Col
Circle No. 1
W. T. Brown
Central Avenue
M. E. Church
Park Avenue
A. P. Roope
Columbus
R. B. Coleman
East Washington Street
Berlin
Vienna
Helen Ernestinoff
Clara Ingram
Tabernacle Young Ladies’ Club
Samuel Howell Kes
Phillips
Shotwell
Murphy
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Gaboon
Africa
Harvey Crossland
Heidelberg
Germany
London
Mesaba
H. A. Crossland
Helen and
Gertrude Crossland
Crossland
Sunset Beach
Buffalo
Miss Blitz
Minneapolis
Saturda
William Sylvester
Pennsylvania Etree
Bessie
Ednah Adams
Toledo
C. P. Harley
Birmingham
Ala
Mixe Kahlo
J . ©. Ingram
Elliott Perkins
Mary Kahlo
T. A. Winterrowd
William H. Coburn
W. F. Allen
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Miss Tompkins
Fishkill-on-the- Hudson
Edwin Henry Ferry
Miss Stewart
New Jersey
Twenty-first Streets
Albert Buchanan
Millersville
Belle Ramey
Mise Jane Blakley
Anna Herzsch
Hazel Osborne
Rhoda
Albertine Shepard
Coburn Allen
James Gipe
Paul Edwards
Noble Praige
Clyde Osborne
Frederzsch
Pa B. McMullen
Neal H. Willams
Daniel Freeman Howe
Eloise Miller
Howe
Frederick Howe
J. S. Trindle
Frank Mason
J. Carr Black
Henrietta Smith
Percival James
Vallette Howe
Josephine Howe
Frau Kufeke
Miss Horne
Cleveland
Robert Cathcart
Ja Wilson
Katharine Ayers
Ella Vonnegut
Mary Willson
Martha Carey
Fred Wasson
Reginald Sullivan
James Floyd
John K. Dean
Paul Arbill
Percy Williams
Robert Foster
James McIntosh Judson
Tabernacle Church
Fred W. Judson
Bessie Lees Adams
Helen Blitz
Lena Brash
Grace Gookin
Mary Searle
Helen Swain
Laurel Thayer
Ethlyn Colby
Edna Bromley Adams
Dwight Harold Ingram
Horace Colby Ingram
Carl Edward Ingram
S. Elliott Perkins, Jr
Hogate C. Harley
Defiance
William Sproule
Harry Wilson
Orrison Hayes
George Archer Ferguson
Smart—Moore
Ind
Richard A. Smart
Purdue
Elsie Douglass Moore
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Henderson
John P. Hale
Second Presbyterian Church
Mary Smart
Norman Street
George B. McCutcheon
Robert 3. Moore
Willard G. Brockenbrough
Jas. H Wells
John W. van Natta
R. D. Moore
Mortimer Levering
Smart
East
Professor Smart
Rdue University
James H. Smart
Purdue University
Lafayette High School
Marriages and social events across Indiana and Indianapolis
A flurry of weddings and social gatherings fills Indiana notices from Lafayette to Fort Wayne. engagements and ceremonies include Ingram Judson wedding plans, Purdue professor Smart's nuptials, Arthur Potter and Wickes unions, and many regional pairings with receptions and tours following.
Graustark rights sold for stage adaptation
New York reports Frank McKee bought dramatic rights to George Barr McCutcheon’s Graustark. Jeannette L. Gilder will adapt for Mary Mannering. McCutcheon’s first foray into novel writing, praised, centers on U S events and an imaginary European principality. The princess plays a strong central role for Mannering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank McKee
George Barr McCutcheon
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
United States
Europe
Miss Mannering
Mother Jones Visits Mine Workers Headquarters in Chicago
"Mother" Jones, famed labor organizer, surprised miners by visiting the Mine Workers' headquarters yesterday. She is en route to St Louis to speak and will then visit Illinois miners. Jones is employed as an organizer and is known for her role in mining strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Workers
St. Louis
Ilinois
Cpe
Ume
Butler College Reproduces 1594 Fortune Theater Night
Butler College English department staged a 1594 London pit and stage reproduction at English’s Opera House. The mock performance of Dekker’s The Shoemaker’s Holiday featured artisans interrupting the play and nobles mixing with the crowd, ending with Lacy and Rose’s union, Eyre’s rise, and royal pardon. Netta Campbell led Jane. Long, Edson, and McHatton played Eyre and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Opera House
Fortune Theater
Golding Lane
London
Lord High Admiral
Thomas Dekker
Elizabeth
England
Lacy
Rose
Ralph
France
Olde Ford
Simon Eyre
Netta Campbell
Jane
Frank Long
Earle Edson
Everson McHatton
Eyre
Firk
Hodge
Florence Moore
Jessamine Armstrong
Minnie Wink
Harry B. Smith
Reginald de Koven
Union Surety Company Forming With Strong Indiana Backing
The Union Surety Company is arranging incorporation filings mid next week with a robust Indiana backed board. About twenty one directors are named with plans to reach twenty five, including leading bankers and capitalists. The headquarters will be in the Stevenson building suite with Campbell Wild & Co overseeing finance. Director Charles N. Thompson denies any consolidation with Chicago’s Federal Bowery Company, insisting the local group remains independent and confident in domestic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Surety Company
Indiana
Indianapolis
Federal Surety Company
Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
Union Surety Bias Aged
Stevenson Building
Campbell, Wild & Co. Bend
Indianapolis Comany
Federal Bowery Company of
Charles N.thompson
Death of John V Hafner at 2722 East Washington Street
John V Hafner died yesterday afternoon at his home from congestion of the brain. He spent 25 years in the saloon trade and was active in the Order of Druids Royal Arch and German Butchers Association. A widow, a son, and a daughter survive. Funeral from the residence Sunday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Hafner
East
Washington Street
Order of Druids
Royal Arch
German Butchers’ Association
Auto Spooks Horse. Injures Woman Near Lake Wawasee
Dr Harry Hicks and wife of this city touring in a Minton gasoline automobile to Lake Wawasee encountered Mrs Marvin Gibler and two children in a buggy north of the lake. The horse frightened by the car bolted. a rider was severely hurt while the two children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hicks
Minton
Lake Wawasee
Huntington
Marvin Gibler
William B De Poy Freed After Insanity Trial
William B De Poy of Irvington, once a Baptist preacher, was released by Judge Leathers after insanity hearings in circuits and superior court. He had been held on cocaine induced insanity charges and assaulted his wife while under its influence. Physicians later deemed him sane once the drug effects subsided. The court suggested divorce and restraining orders if future danger arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. de Poy
Irvington
Leathers
de Poy
Justice Lockman
Allen
Circuit Court
Cay
Superior Court
de Poys
Fall
J Allen
Court notes after long deliberation in Amich v city
The jury, out twenty four hours, returned for Judge Carter to read instructions and urged a renewed effort to reconcile views. The case, drawing attention from attorneys and physicians, concerns Eliza Amich versus the city of Indianapolis and several companies. Demurrer to complaint sustained. plaintiff declines to plead further. costs awarded. Criminal court proceedings include Jesse Scott guilty of burglary and related charges. several new suits filed in Superior Court naming Indianapolis Street Railway and city defendants for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Amich
Indianapolis
New Telephone Company
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Carter
Fremont Alford
Jesse Scott
Wiliam
S Peak
Aga
Amander
Choo
Frank Riddell
Martin Haley
Burr Brady
Fred Smith
Brady
House of Ill Fame
Georgianna Nelson
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Superior Court
Rachel Allen
City of 1
Mary L. Troteky
Cityndianapolis
Charles E. Downeva
Injananes Street Railway Company
Ida Gahn
James Gahn
Mattie Coleman
George Coleman
Della M. Shane
William A. Shane
Stersdorfer
Albert M. Sietedecker
Street Car Company Appeals in Jolly Injury Case
The Citizens' Street Railroad Company filed yesterday its appeal from Hamilton Circuit Court damages to John Jolly for injuries after being run over by a car near Market and Pennsylvania streets. Jolly received a $7,500 verdict, reduced to $7,497.60 by remittitur. judge held verdict excessive. Jolly, once a traveling man, later produced and sold a decoction named High Life, but authorities required a liquor license for its manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Hamilton
John 8
Jolly
Market
Pennsylvania
Hamilton County
Damage Suits Vary Against Street Car Company
Charles E Downey sues for damages to his horse and wagon after a collision with a street car Georgiana Nelson seeks 5000 for injuries from a car that started too soon while she was alighting The street car company and the city face a 5000 suit from Mary I Trotcky over a removed pole causing a two foot hole that flooded her Howard street store basement Rachel Allen claims her husband was injured by a street car on Michigan street where tracks run near the sidewalk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Downey
Street Car Company
Georgiana Nelson
Mary I. Trotcky
Howard Street
City and Street Car Company
Rachel Allen
Jeremiah Allen
Michigan Street
City of Sullivan Sued Over Patent Infringement Claim
In Sullivan the city faces a suit by the New York Continental Jewels Filtration Company seeking damages of 50000 for alleged patent infringement on a changing apparatus. Rufus Stephens of Indianapolis is sued by James W. Dalrymple of Salsberry Ind over a photographic washing apparatus. Bertha Siersdorfer sues for divorce from Albert M. Siersdorfer claiming cruelty and absence two months. Mattie Coleman sues for divorce from George Coleman alleging desertion after one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
New York Continental Jewels Filtration Company
Rufus Stephens
Indianapolis
James W. Dalrymple
Salsberry
Ind
Bertha Siersdorfer
Albert M. Siersdorfer
Mattie Coleman
George Coleman
Court notes habeas corpus and damages cases heard
In Room 2 J Leathers presiding De Poy v Sauley habeas corpus on trial by court. In Room 3 Vinson Carter presiding Eliza Amick v City of Indianapolis damages with jury instructed. Union Trust receiver v Orville Carvin et al to set aside contract on trial by court. Circuit Court Henry Jay Allen presiding Frank W Flanner et al v Isabella Inon dismissed by plaintiffs. Hang 8 Bat factore S vs.
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Superior Court
James M. Leathers
de Poy
Sauley
Vinson Carter
Eliza Amick
City of Indianapolis
Union Trust Company
Orville O. Carvin
Circuit Court
Henry Jay Allen
Frank W. Flanner
Isabella Tnon
Supreme Court Minutes and Appellate Briefs Summary
Appellate court minutes and various briefs from 1971 1973 list cases across Marion Hancock Clinton Whitley Lawrence and Terre Haute jurisdictions. Entries include assignments of errors notices motions for leave to amend and appellee or appellant briefs for cases like Citizens Street Railroad Indiana Water Company Union Mutual Building and Loan Association and Bedford Quarries.
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Supreme Court
Sarah A. Hibben
William Pees
Marion
C. Appenead
John M. Ludwig
Thad Pad A. Cory
Hancock C. Eed Mart
Hing Aheriff
Arin Oelke
She Hill
Vanderburg
C. C. Ove Path
Mary E. Aa
A Carpenter
Dela Record
Wlotnber
The
Citizens’ Street Railroad Pany
John 5
Jolly
Hamilton C
Appellate Court
Union Mutual Building and Loan Association
David A. Coulter
Clinton C. C. Appellant
William C. Rastetter
Melvin B. Reynolds
Whitley C. C
Arthur Jordan
Indianapolis Water Companion
Ee Futsch
Salem-Bedford Stone Company
Joel L. Hobbs
Lawrence c. Cc
Isaac Russell
Margaret Bruce
Marion C. C. Motion of
Appellea
Esmith Ci
Silas Ae
Mit Pany
Ve. A
Charles M. Kline
Addie Kline
Jasper C. C. Appellee
Terre Haute & Logane Crageny
Femaprpellant
Southern Tudione ‘Railway Pany
Mary Moore
Lawrence C. Appellee
Bedford Quarries Company
Henry Thomas
Lawrence C.lee
National Casket Company Incorporation in Indiana
The National Casket Company known as the caclin trust filed articles of incorporation with the Indiana secretary of state. Capitalization totals six thousand dollars with one hundred ninety thousand dollars represented in the state. incorporation fee assessed at one hundred four dollars. Clemens Vonnegut Jr. named Indiana agent, manager of the Indianapolis branch at West and Fourteenth streets. Foreign firm W Nationaliti Company of Sistersville West Virginia paid another one hundred dollar fee on its one million dollar capital. Domestic concerns incorporated yesterday include Rural Gas and Oil Company of Marion with substantial capital and directors Fred Seitz Benjamin F. Burk Richard E. Breed and Jones A.enong. Fort Wayne Leather and Heel Company capitalized at one hundred ten thousand dollars with directors Ony J. Miller John Miller and Michael Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Casket Company
Caclin Trust
Indiana
Et Company
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
Indianapolis
Trust
West
Fourteenth Streets
W Nationaliti Company
Sistersville
W. Va
Mitchell
Montpelier
Rural Gas and Oil Company
Marion
Cor
Fred Seitz
Benjamin F. Burk
Richard E. Breed
Jones A.enong
Fort Wayne
Onry J
John Miller
Michael Roth
Detectives Nab Patsy Glavin in City Holdup Case
Patsy Glavin of 83 South Delaware street was arrested yesterday at Alexandria. Detectives Gerber and Dugan, on duty during the street fair, brought him to this city last night with Detec tives Splan and Haley. John Brown and Charles Hector, also linked to the robbery, are serving penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Glavin
Delaware Street
John Jacoby
Pennsylvania Street
Alexandria
Gerber
Dugan
Splan
Haley
John Brown
Charles Hector
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Pettis Dry Goods Co
N. A. Moore CO
North Illinois St
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N. Micnols Street
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N. Penn
Didi Selldapen
Sanleigier-Smartens
Nemouesse
Walter Jones
Personal and
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J. Charles Arthur
Emily Potter
Potter
Columbia Street
Arthur
Spirit Lake
Maine
Portland
Wm. A. Potter
Dr. Arthur
Parlor Club
City Federation of Clubs
Robinson—Wickes
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Charles W. Robinson
A. Valeria Wickes
John C. Wickes
First Methodist Church
W. Goss
B. E B. May
D. W. Blair
Frank Dennis
James Wilhite
Charles Lee
Ruby Lance
Flora Schultz
Nellie Robinson
Kate Dennis
Mabel Markley
Danville
Ruby Lane
Louise Osborne
Guilford College
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Curran
Mary Letts
C. M. Axtell
Fred Jackson
Levi Cook
Cora Jay
Noblesville
Lizzie Applegate
George Pfau
Elia Miller
Princeton
J. K Marsh
Pfau
Pfau-Bauer Harness Company
Aime
George Holzooz
Mis
Lillie Pfau
Charles D. Hopkins
Connersville
Maud Christy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
G. N. Chapman
Dickey—Shupe
Emma J. Shupe
West Third Street
Anna Lila Shupe
Andrew
Dickey
Tipton
Walter Johnson
Soganeport
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Alaska
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Illinois
Citles
J. A. Sutcliffe
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Wabash
Walter S. Bent
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Maria Haas
Charles Little
George Yarmouth
Carl Lewis
Michigan City
Mead—Marsh
Donna Marsh
James Marsh
Charles Mead
Madison Swadener
Mead
Mead Electric Light Comany
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Anderson
Newell Metzger
Roxanna Wilcox
Daniel Wilcox
West Fourth Street
Henry W. Bennett
First
Methodist
Metzger
Epworth League
Vermont Street
Kelsey
Wiltsie
Isaac Elliott
Fairmount
Grant County
Cassie
Wiltsle
Hemlock
Guy Kelsey
Marion Transit Company
Rachel Thomas
Earlham College
Wilson—Wilding
Clinton R. Wilson
Citizens’ Trust Company
Lillian Wilding
James Wilding
Marti
Preston
Wilding
Buffalo Exposition
Graustark
Miss Gilder
LAW Theater
Butler
É& Stormi
Louis G. Deschler
Po Ahi
William B. DE Poy Free
Costa
Eva B. Parker
Orlando M. Parker
George W. Bersch Et al
James Ae
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