Opera Libretto Help From Victorien Sardou In Buffalo
Amusements note Saint-Saens uses Victorien Sardou as a writer for his new opera Les Berbarbes while Egypta is readied for the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo Lyceum. Second in Command by Capt. Robert Marshall is set for next season. Wagner performances in Beyrouth are listed with dates. Sybil Sanderson is returning to public notice. the Actors Society of America faces dissolution over presidential partiality amid tensions with younger members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint-Saens
Victorien Sur
Buffalo Lyceum Dur
Robert Marshall
Joan
Sybil Sanderson
Antonio Terry
Ginimo
Miss Sanderson
America
Ano the
Actors’ Society of America
New York
F. F. Mackay
Macka
Neighbors in West Maryland Street Fight Over Chickens
A suit for 10 damages was heard in Justice Sheppard's court over ongoing quarrels between adjoining families on West Maryland Street near Blut Road. Plaintiff Jacob Kiefer seeks $19 for damages attributed to a brood of chickens destroying an eye truck and other garden crops including beets carrots and radishes. The record notes ill will between the households and pending claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
West Maryland Street
Blut Road
Jacob Kiefer
John Zoilers
Kier
Social World of July Days and Weddings in Indiana
A sweep of society notes from Indianapolis and nearby towns recounts visiting friends, summer travel to Chicago Vermont and Europe, plus multiple college and family celebrations. Special items highlight Mrs. Quayle's farewell reception, Yellowstone Park trip plans, and several spring weddings including Hopkins Pfau in Jeffersonville, Robie Lacey in Richmond, and Beresford Miller in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Donlon
D. W. Edwards
New York
Abbie Davidson
Tipton
J. H. Pierson
Cincinnati
Misa Winnie H. Whites
Delano
Southport
Anna
Alice Butler
Sage College
J. J. Bingham
Iits
Springfield
Til
Elizabeth Rippey
Enterprise Dancing Club
Broad Ripple
Harriet Wallace
Chicago University
Jane Hunter
Terre Haute
Whitcomb
Pennsylvania Street
Davis May
Barth
Beatrice Burns
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Buckley
Thomas Burns
I. V. Webb
Anna A. Benesse
St. Joseph
Mich
The
Home-finding Society
George Barbour
Bristol
Conn
Barbour
H. K. Millhouse
H. B. Burnett
W. P. Myer
Jeannette Zeppenfeld
Franklin
Ind
Bloomington
Europe
Ryker
Fletcher
Sloan
Indianapolis
B. B. Peck
Farmington, Conn
Elizabeth
Iss Anna Jillson
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Norman Peck
Peck
Portland
Louise K. Tutewiler
Nellie Walker
Lockport
Emma Buchtel
Denver
Irene Berryhill
Harriet Tutewiler
Harriet D. Tutewiler
Louise Tutewiler
Scott
James Noel
Charles Dyer
Elias Jacoby
Chapman Williams
Taylor Elliott
Carey
Anna Benin
Hettie Adams
Francesim
Kate Smith
Mary Fletcher
Meridian-street M. EF. Church
Uayle
Quayle
Hopkins—Pfau
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Charles D. Hopkins
Lillle Pfau
J. K. Hawk
George Pfau
J. T. Hopkins
Guy
Robie
William J. Robie
Florence Lacey
R. M. Lacey
Beresford—Miller
Providence
R. L
William Beresford
Lord Decies
England
Florence Miller
Gardiner L. Miller
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
George McClellan Fiske
Republicans Plan Pine Hills Camp Near Shades of Death
A party of Republican politicians will camp at Pine hills near the Shades of Death in Montgomery county late this week. Attending are Albert B. Anderson Crawfordsville attorney J A Greene Crawfordsville Journal editor Fred Sims Frankfort state committee member John K Bonnell Crawfordsville postmaster C B Landis and Frederick Landis J A Mathews Senator Fairbanks private secretary and James F Statesan of Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hills
Montgomery County
Albert B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
J. A. Greene
Fred Sims
Frankfort
John K. Bonnell
C. B. Landis
Frederick Landis
J. A. Mathews
Fairbanks
James F. Statestan
Peru
Notable Juvenile Runs Afoul Of Saloon Keeper Collision
Seventeen year old Earl Gosney of 22 Walters street and employee of Bradstreet Mercantile Agency was run down by saloon keeper Philip Unger yesterday near Spruce of Pennsylvania and South streets around noon. Gosney was not seriously hurt but received compensation from Unger including money for torn trousers and car fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gosney
Walters Street
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency
Philip Unger
Spruce
Pennsylvania
South Streets
Gosney
Unger
War Tax Rebates Boost Cigar and Tobacco Stocks
Local tobacco and cigar dealers build stocks ahead of a July 1 tax cut. Rebates of 24 cents per pound on tobacco and per thousand on cigars apply to amounts over $10. At Kiefer Drug Co, 2,000,000 cigars and assorted tobacco stock may yield $1,000 to $2,000 in rebates. Dealers must invoice stocks July 1 with two witnesses, then send invoices to Washington for audit and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Alford
Kiefer Drug Company
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Alford
Congress
Kiefer Comy
New York
Butler Praises Jeffersonville Reformatory Cellhouse
Professor A W Butler, secretary of the State Board of Charities, praised the new Jeffersonville Reformatory cellhouse as relief from overcrowding and sickness. He noted the five story structure with 60 cells, cheap construction at about 250000, modern ventilation, plumbing in a central corridor, and easy access to older cellhouses A and B, expecting improved inmate health soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reformatory
Butler
Baltimore
Transfer of prisoners to new quarters during renovations
Prisoners will be moved to new quarters with excess beyond 60 accommodated by extra cots while old cellhouses are renovated and brought to a more sanitary condition, acknowledging their antiquated construction.
Stockholders Meeting Attended by Ubero Plantation Directors
W L Overstreet of New York attends the Ubero Plantation Company annual meeting. He serves as secretary and treasurer of Isthmus Rubber and Coffee Company and as a member of its executive board along with Ubero subsidiaries in Boston and Indianapolis. William D. Owen, ex-Secretary of State, arrives from Boston. The group touts Isthmmus land value for investment with last year’s 15 percent dividend, expected 20 percent this year. Land holdings total 1 100 acres in New York, 3 00 in Boston, and 5 0 in Indianapolis, all on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The Ubero Plantation Company in this city is the parent. all three firms are controlled by a single executive board but maintain separate boards of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LL Overstreet
Terre Haute
New York City
Ubero Plantation Company
Overstreet
Isthmus Rubber and Coffee Company
New York
Boston
Ubero Plantation Colny
Indianapolis
Ubero Plantaton Company
William D. Owen
Ubera
Messrs. Overstreet
Owen
Tehuantepec
Appel Elected President As Governing Committee Sets Yearly Panels
General Foster chaired the meeting deigning John J. Appel as the new president of the Board of Trade. The assembly elected a governing committee of four and named 22 standing committees including Finance, Arrangements, Membership, Law, and Promotions of Manufactures with members from Hawkins to Wallick and Stevenson among many firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Gen
R. S. Foster
John J. Appel
Appel
Jacob W. Smith
Edward Hawkins
A. A. Young
Smiley N. Chambers
A. J. O'Reilly
J. F. Wallick
W. E. Stevenson
Messrs. Hawkins
Young
Wallick
Stevenson
John Heiner
William Greiner
Christopher Wishmire
Edward Dunn
M. Parry
Parry
Southern Railroad
William Scott
James J. Dissette
Frank D. Stalnaker
Edgar H. Evans
George G. Tanner
Edward W. Bassett
Sam B. Sweet
B. B. Minor
Charles C. Perry
John S. Lazarus
Irvings. Gordon
Wm. H. Cooper
James R. Ryan
Louis J. Blaker
William H. Cooper
Robert F. Scott
Fred P. Rush
Robert S. Foster
Milton A. Woollen
8. C. Perry
D. M. Parry
Irving
Gordon
J. J. Cissette
Ford Woods
Roscoe O. Hawkins
8. C. Farry
Albert Baker
Andrew Hagen
H. E. Kinney
John M. Shaw
John B. Cockrum
Moses G. McLain
Thomas Sullivan
Henry Rauh
P. B. Raymond
Frank E. Jones
James W. Lilly
W. B. Holton
H. Bates, Jr
Arthur Gillet
F. M. Murphy
Henry D. Yoder
George T. Evans
James L. Keach
George R. Popp
Sterling R Holt
George W. Stout
Charlies Syerup
Fidward Hawkins
Chapin C. Foster
Edward H. Eldridge
Henry Coburn
S. D. Fraser
Augustus B. Meyer
F. M. Fauvre
W. G. Wasson
Edward D. Evans
Samuel D. Pray
Railroad and Transportation Committee
Martin W. Mansfield
Harry T Cannon
Joseph R. Cavanagh
Harry Evest
Byron Dill
P. M. Hildebrand
C. Root
Committee On Appeals
John T. Layman
Joseph A. <Ebler
William D. Cooper
Frank W. Morrison
Joseph Hass
Omas Hayes
William E. Kurtz
Charles R. Myers
Henry L. Beveridge
Charlies A. Hookwalter
James F. Pierce
Henry T. Conde
Merrill Moores
Charles 8. Lewis
John Wocher
George H. Rehm
Joseph F. Gent
Frank W. Lewis
Fred A. Gregory
Albert BE. Metzer
Newton Todd
Charles Fayles
Charles C. Coffin
Benjamin A. Richardson
Thomas C. Day
W. A. Rhodes
E. Rauh
T. Smith Graves
George C. Beck
Enoch Warman
R. R. Shiel
Shipping Committee
Albert_ A. Barnes
L. G. Deachler
Robert Kipp
Richard Thomas
John W. Jones
Albert Lieber
Albert G. Snider
Henry W._ Piel
William J. Griffin
Arthur Jordan
H. ¢. Adams
John H. O'Boyle
George R. Sullivan
W. A. Mooney
Henry C. Atkins
Belief Committee
Volney T. Malott
H. H. Hanna
Harry
New
John F. Wallick
John
Lazarus
Medford B. Wilson
John H. Holliday
Harry B. Smith
County Board of Review Organizes with County Officers
The County Board of Review met to organize with Auditor Harry B. Smith, County Treasurer Armin C. Koehne, and Marlon Eaton, county assessor, serving as county officers. Other members are William Pollard of Pike township and Emil C. Rassmann, appointed by a judge. The text notes daily assessments of corporations and a planned completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Harry B. Smith
Armin C. Koehne
Marlon Eaton
William Pollard
Pike Township
Emil C. Rassmann
Il Son Sire Astesaoenis
Obponsons Wi
Treasurers Court Fight Over Access To City Taxes Books
Melvin R. Buchanan filed a petition for a writ of mandamus to force County Treasurer Koehne to allow access to books recording street sewer and municipal improvement payments. Richcreek of Mission Bond Co seeks admission as many suits to foreclose delinquencies have been pursued. Koehne defends his Saturday 1 pm closing and half holiday for clerks pending a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin R. Buchanan
Koehne
M. Richcreek
Richcreek
Mation Bond Company
Herod & Herod
Buchanan
Receiver sought for wallpaper firm of Bogard and Farr
Joseph C. Bogard filed for a receiver to manage the wallpaper business at 9 Massachusetts avenue and to dissolve the partnership with Jacob N. Farr. The petition alleges partnership formed April 1, 191, stock at start valued at $1,000, Farr left June 3, returned June 8, Farr assumed control June 13, refused Bogard access to books, disposed of stock, diverted funds, and left the firm $600 in debt. Bogard seeks protection to halt further asset disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Bogard
Jacob N. Farr
Massachusetts Avenue
Farr
Terre Haute
Pogard
Ates
Judgment Frames Bond Case Over City Street Work
Judge Carter entered judgment in Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Md. v city of Indianapolis and others for injunction. Mann defaulted on a street contract financed by Schmidt, with $3,401.21 owed. city to pay Schmidt and related costs. Separate suit involves Alice H Woodgate alleging Artemisia Beaupre influenced her husband, seeking $5,000 in damages after prior litigation and compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Superior Court
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Marylan
Indianapolis
James E. Mann
William H. Schmidt
Mann
Schmidt
Sait
Henry C. Adams
Essa
Samuel Hollensbe
Beaupre
Alice H. Woodgate
Artemisia Beaupre
Macy Beaupre
Greenfield
John L. McMasters
William J. Eaglan
United States Benevolent Society
Mary Schifferley
Marlon Caldwell
Vinson Carter
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
City of Indianapolis
Adams and Hollenslee
Jeremiah Costello
John Monehan
Fred W. Nolting
Alonzo B. Hendrickson
Laundering Allegations In Suit Against Charles H. Black
Harriet Enos sues Charles H. Black for money claimed tied to a forged note. Enos alleges Black misrepresented that Melvin B. Hunter wished to borrow two hundred dollars and would sign as security. When the note fell due Enos could not locate Hunter, who does not exist, and Black allegedly forged Hunter’s name to obtain Enos’s funds, costing her ten dollars in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Enos
Charles H. Black
Black
Melvin B. Hunter
Hanter
Savings association sues Hicks and Belknap over lien
The Celtic Savings and Loan Association No 3 and B Cahill sue William H Hicks and James Belknap as Hicks bondsmen for 325 dollars. Hicks built a Cahill house but allegedly failed to pay for materials. A mechanic’s lien for 205 dollars was filed. foreclosure would have occurred if Cahill had not borrowed to satisfy the judgment. Cahill’s security is the loan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Savings and Loan Association
No. 3
B. Cahill
William H. Hicks
James Belknap
Hick
Hicks
Cahill
Loan Association
Guardians Appointed for Several Wardens and Insane Patient
Mary B Whitecotton appointed guardian of John Whitecotton with a 150 bond. Vinson Carter named guardian of Walter Carter with a 240 bond. Union Trust Company chosen guardian of Sadie Buskirk and Harry Mmon. Jacob F Shelbourne appointed guardian of Martha Klingersmith. First contract for Julietta Hospital care of incurably insane approved by Judge Walker. Lyons case provides guardian pay 2.50 weekly until estate exhausts at 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Whitecotton
John Whitecotton
Vinson Carter
Walter Carter
The
Union Trust Company
Sadie Buskirk
Harry M Mmon
Jacob F. Shelborne
Martha Klingersmith
Julietta Hospital
Walker
Eres Lyons
Ie Hospital
Lawsuit Filed For Damages Against Kingan Co
Thomas Broderick yesterday filed suit against Kingan and Company for 1500 dollars, claiming a meat elevator collapsed while he tried to unload meat at the plant, causing bruises and internal injuries after falling with the load to the basement. Hart While Riding in Spring Wagon. Wolf Hoffman yesterday sued the streetcar company for damages of 15 dollars for injuries alleged to have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Broderick
Kingan & Co
Mmited
Wolf Hoffman
Court records and new suits filed in Indiana courts
A roundup of recent court actions includes verdicts with judgments for defendants and foreclosures in the Superior and Circuit Courts. Notable entries cite Foreclosure decrees, injunctions, and damages claims, with multiple cases carried to trial and new suits filed across rooms 1 2 and 3 in Indianapolis courts.
Higher Courts Record and Appellate Actions Noted in 1967
The record lists multiple court items across Appellate and Circuit levels including cases such as John S. Brown vs James B.iew, Sheridan Brick Works vs Marion Trust administrator, Dina Sauer vs Eberhardt P Schenck, Frank L. Montelth vs Kokomo Wood Enameling, and Moses Gonser et al versus State ex rel. David Haskins. It notes motions, transfers, briefs, and assignments of errors across several counties including Howard, Vanderburgh, Marion, Jasper, Decatur, Huntington, Monroe, and Adams with references to bonds, notices, and term actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Brown
James B
Moses Gonser
David Haskins
Trustee
Steuben Co
C. Record
Gonser
Allen
L. & L. Railway Company
John Brown
Jasper C. C. Appellant
Patrick E. Cox
James C. Peltier
Atenec Appellen
James Halstead
Viola Gray
Marion
C. Appellee
City of Greensburg Et al
Charles Zoller, Jr
Decatur C. C. Appellees
Enos T. Taylor
Sarah C. Geiger
Huntington C. C
Bond
Isabella K. Seward
James G. Steeley
Monroe C. C
Beon
Busy Police Court Day with Gambling Suspects
Yesterday in police court Fred Heler who runs a saloon and gambling house on South New Jersey street faced continuance requests for his case. Ten men found in his gambling rooms early Sunday were also part of the docket. William Ford and two other colored men were fined and costs for shooting craps in Dr Walker's stable at 28 North Pennsylvania street Saturday night. The cases of William Sawders and seven men caught shooting craps at 128 North Delaware street Saturday night were continued to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heler
New Jersey Street
William Ford
Delaware Street
Indeterminate sentence and parole law praised in Indiana
Secretary Butler receives congratulatory letters after the Journal publication detailing the successful operation of the Indeterminate sentence and parole law in Indiana. Elmira Reformatory official H E R Brockwell lauds the program, emphasizing its admirable economic benefits and parole outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Butler
Board of State Charities
Reformatory of
Elmira
Sai
Indiana Board of Charities Praised for Excellent Showing
The report notes a favorable reception of the Board of Charities of Indiana for their excellent showing at the event. It highlights commendation from attendees and official observers for their presentation and efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities of Indiana
Vigo and Tippecanoe Counties Settlements Progress
Deputy Auditor Martin reports Vigo and Tippecanoe counties have settled, with Vigo expected to arrive soon and Tippecanoe delayed by a sick relative. Yesterday’s settlements include Fayette County with receipts of $17, and reimbursements totaling $12,044.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of State
Martin
Vigo
Tippecanoe
Tippecanoe County
Indianapolis
Fayette County
Simonson
Scoot
Joot Pak
Ct Donald
Mrs Elisa French Celebrates 89th Birthday in City
Mrs Elisa French of 210 Trowbridge street marked her eighty ninth birthday yesterday. Surrounded by E R French and family L B French Alonzo Frenchy and wife R E Woods and family J R cent and daughter. Born in Cincinnati she moved to the city in 1877. Her husband Lewis died in 1896 in his ninety fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza French
Trowbridge Street
E. R. French
L. B. French
Alonzo Frenchy
R. E. Woods
J. R. Cent
Cincinnati
City
Lewis
Memorial Window Petition Filed For Ward’s Gift
The Indiana Trust Company guardian Pleasant H Griffith filed a probate petition seeking permission to donate 850 of the ward’s property to place a memorial window in Mayflower Co Church for his sister Anna J Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trust Company
Pleasant H. Griffith
Probate
Mayflower Co
Anna J. Whitehead
Visitor from Bombay Joins Atlas Engine Works Guest
N. Macbeth of Atlas Engine Works Bombay is guest at the Columbia Club hosted by HL H. Hanna. He will spend ten days in the city or with the Atlas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Macbeth
Atlas Engine Works
Bombay
India
Columbia Club
HL H. Hanna
Atlas Company
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Fole
Butterick
Fbe
Bea
Bigelow Axminster
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Woodrest Place
Paul H. Krauss
E. Washington ST
J. P. Mullally, Jeweler
Monument
Vate
Lowmarket ST
W. H. Messenger
Rex Eugene Canfield
A Buncn of Keys
George Richards
David Warfield
Beyrouth
Personal and
William Kothe
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
Kothe
Patton Brothers
South Meridian Street
Tampa
Fla
L. W. Cooper
C. W. McDaniel
Havens & Geddes
Vv. W. Woodward
T. C. Coulins
Newark
N. J
Rev. Coulins
C. EB. Bacon
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Claude Griffith
Griffith Brothers
Prof. Butler
Stockholders’ Meeting
Ubero Plantation
MR. Appel
Gideon B. Thompson
Edward Reeves
George W. Sloan
John P. Frenzel
Merritt A. Potter
Bement Ly L
John R. Pearson
William E. Eng
of Police of
Hart
Procter & Gamble
CrnGiNuaTt
Ares
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Jane V. Davis
John Goodnough
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Edward Reiser
Burton EB. Parrott
Hiram O. Winter
William A. Reed
Celtic Saving and Loan Association
William W. Hicks
George W. Smith, Jr
Augustus Hofman
August Wacker
Louisa Wacker
Melvin R. Bucchanan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Artemisa Beaupre
C. Superior Court
Andrew Steffen
Alonzo E. Clary
Supreme Court
Minn
Vigo and
Mrs. Elisa French
Pierce
Ageburg
South Carolina
Indianapolis College, of Law
John W. Kern
PF. M. Ingler
A. Z. Wiley
E. J. Heeb
Widran
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapelia
W. Cor
Delaware
Obie Streeta
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