Amusements notes on stage figures and London links
Charles Frohman signs Sidney Brough as Maudie Adams's leading man for Barrie's next season. Be Mrs Langtry may tour America. English syndicate rumored. Greet & Engelbach lease several London houses. Hammerstein touts Russell brothers as Coquelin comparisons. Matt Flynn dies after champagne wager. three claim his estate, Zitella Court ney and Rice contesting in Troy, N Y as Flynn’s company played Em Theater here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Sidney Brough
Maudie Adams
J. M. Barrie
Oscar Hammerstein
Ureless
New York
Russell Brothers
Coquelin
Empire Theater
Mr. Hammerstein
Matt Flynn
Chicago
Flynn
Mile
Zitelia
Brooklyn
Phylis Courtney
Ated Rice
Flynas
Troy
N. Y
Zitella
Courtney
Em Theater
Society Notices of Visits and Travels in Midwest Cities
Miss Emily I Upfald visits friends in Lafayette. Miss Mary Van Winkle visits friends in Louisville. Miss Alice Welborn visits relatives in Princeton Inn. Mr and Mrs Charles Greenstreet in Chicago for a few days. Mr and Mrs John S Duncan to Wyoming. Miss Margaret Foster left for Columbus to visit friends. Miss Sara Foster to visit friends in Wichita Kan next month. Miss Adelaide Goetz home from Chicago visits. Miss Helen Messenger visiting Ruth McCulloch in Highland Park Chicago. Mr and Mrs J M Cleveland leave Aug 1 for Buffalo and Eastern resorts. Miss Bers McCreary left for Constance Sommerville in Menominee. Mrs Isaac Rice of Lafayette visiting Rabbi and Mrs Messing on North Delaware street. Mrs C J Buchanan leaves Thu for Lake Tippecanoe summer. Mrs Fannie Tilly and granddaughter Millie Keller to Minnesota. Mrs Russell Buchanan in Grand Rapids Mich visiting relatives. Mrs Wm R Cooper leaves for Madison Ind to attend Haruff Francisco wedding. Miss Clara Hawkins leaves for Atlanta Ga to visit Miss Elizabeth Harris. Miss Adelaide Hickox of Riverside MI visiting Mrs Carlton B McCulloch on North Pennsylvania street. Miss Clara Estelle Hunter Irvington issues invitations for Propylaeum dance tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs Walter Marmon spend summer at Lake Maxinkuckee. Mr and Mrs John G McCullough leave July 1 for Buffalo Newport and Atlantic City. Miss Josephine Robinson entertains for Mrs Rose Baldwin Lewis of Washington DC. Mrs Merle N A Walker goes to Attica to visit grandmother Mrs A R Hays returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs A R Gates leave week for Lake Maxink where they spend summer. Prof and Mrs M F Crowell Frankfort visit Mrs Crowell’s parents on Park Ave and Hawkingen.
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Emily I. Upfald
Lafayette
Mary van Winkle
Loulaville
Alice Welborn
Princeton
Inn
Charles Greenstreet
Chicago
John
Duncan
Wyoming
Margaret Foster
Columbus
Sara Foster
Wichita
Kan
Adelaide Goetz
Helen Messenger
Highland Park
Ruth McCulloch
J. M. Cleveland
Buffalo
Bers
Lake Tippecanoe
Fannie Tilly
Millie Keller
Minnesota
Russell Buchanan
Grand Sapies
Mich
Wm. R. Cooper
Madison, Inc
Haruff-Francisco
Clara Hawkins
Atlanta
Elizabeth Harris
Adelaide Hickox
Riverside
Carlton B. McCulloch
Pennsylvania Street
Clara Estelle Hunter
Irvington
Propylaeum
Walter
Marmon
Lake Maxinkuckee
John G McCullough
New York
Newport
Atlantic City
Josephine Robinson
Rose Baldwin Lewis
Washington, D. c
Merle N. A. Walker
Attica
A. R. Hays
A. R. Gates
Lake Maxin
Mra
M. EF. Crowell
Frankare
Social News From Indianapolis and Nearby
Local society notes recall dinners and card parties at Sur rey apartments and various homes. Guests include Miss Helen Lemon and families of Hollweg Layman Fauvre Smith and other prominent names visiting or spending the summer in Europe or at Lake Placid Harbor Point and Cincinnati society circles.
Class of Seniors Hosts Christmas Tea at Downey Avenue
At their home on Downey avenue the senior class held a tea with Mr. and Mrs. Butler assisting. Faculty aided, the house dressed in green and red, the class colors, with green and red candies. Punch was served by Miss Ethel Wright, Miss Genevieve Hall, and Miss Cordelia Butler, while mixed flowers perfumed the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey Avenue
Butler College Commencement Exercises Tomorrow Morning
The forty seventh commencement at Butler College will be held tomorrow at 10 in the college chapel. Dr. E S Ames of Chicago University will deliver the address. Diplomas will be awarded to Martin Ames May Cunningham Virginia McComb Pierre Van Sickle Carl McGaughey Marie Martin Bertha Littl Grace Clifford Ernest Talbert. A morning musical recital at 10 oclock will feature a program of piano works by Simonetti Jeannett Norwegian Danse To Spring Carnival sees Grieg etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
E. 8. Ames
Chicago University
Martin Ames
May Cunningham
Virginia McComb
Pierre van Sickle
Carl McGaughey
Marie Martin
Bertha Littl
Grace Clifford
Ernest Talbert
Simonetti Jeannett
Workers Return After Encaustic Tile Strike
Most of the Encaustic tile works workers returned to duty yesterday after a strike over a one cent hourly advance. All but five of the girls went back, with those remaining joining after a promise of the wage increase. The pressmen, not employed by the company, may receive a similar advance if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incre
Embalming Board to Meet on July First Exam Day
Harry D. Tutewiler secretary of the State Board of Embalmers announced the next board meeting will be July 1 and 2. Applicants for embalmers licenses will be examined on those dates. The board has received about two hundred applications, roughly the same as the prior examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Tutewiler
State Board of Embalmers
Mr. Tutewiler
Trust in Insurance for Title to Real Estate in Indiana
Ad urges safeguarding property by insuring both home and title. Cites Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 12 East Market Street with telephone contact, emphasizing reliability and protection against fire and title risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Plew Found Guilty After One-and-Half Hour Jury Deliberation
John Plew was found guilty by the Criminal Court jury after a four week-old fatal assault on Charles Vickers at Wachstetter's saloon on West Washington street. Vickers died from a brain血 clot, with the jury citing no murder verdict due to uncertain causation. Plew faces an indeterminate penitentiary sentence, with testimony detailing a brutal fight and dragging Vickers into the yard before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plew
Charlies Vickers
Wachstetter
West Washington Street
Vickers
Plew
Coleman
Brayton
Frank B. Winn
Hoe Ae
Colonel Streight estate petition settles ward's claim
Guardian B Frank Schmid filed in probate to convey the remainder of Col A D Streight estate to Maude Streight wife of John Streight. John Streight to receive 4000 dollars with 1700.94 already advanced. 2050 balance to be paid for home purchase. Judge Walker granted petition settling all future claims. Also Supreme Court refused to retroactively transfer Rushville Co-operative Telephone case against Irvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Schmid
John Streight
Ward
Col
A. D. Streight
Maude Streight
Schmid
Supreme Court
Rushville Co-operative Telephone Company
Irvin
Appeal Dismissed In Sullivan Gambling Case
Edward Leach had his appeal in Sullivan Indiana dismissed by the Appellate Court after a motion argued the appeal was filed after the misdemeanor appeal ban took effect. A similar motion in Nichols v. police officer remains undecided by Judge Alford's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leach
Sullivan
Ind
Attorney General
Nichols
Alford
Demurrer in suit over explosion injuries to Alice Ford
In Judge Leathers court a demurrer was filed in the case of Alice Ford versus Herbert J. Whitehead and Caroline Schaub for damages from injuries after an explosion that damaged the Whitehead laundry at North Street and Massachusetts Avenue three years ago. Ford is challenged as barred from further suit after compromising a prior $2,000 claim with Consumers Gas. Walter Craig, by Robert Craig as next friend, filed suit against Indianapolis Greenwood & Franklin Railroad for 32,000 damages, alleging a ten year old boy on Shelby Street was struck by a car and injured while playing with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mortz
Howard Street
William F. Cramer
Ellaabeth Mitchell
Alexander Chambers
Alaska
David K. Bruce
South State Avenue
el Perkins
Beveridge Paper Company
Indianapolis Business College
Fairview Park
Irvington
Addison C. Harris
United States
Austria-Hungary
Rockport
Ind
Taylor
Bloomington
Indiana Pescarat
Walter Craig
Robert Craig
Indianapoliss, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
Shelby Street
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
Belle Blake
Union Traction Company
William Eaglesfield Company
W. J. Walker
Charles T. Whitsett
Nathaniel Field Morrow
Superior Court
O Josephine Robinson
Murray Robinson
Clirevit Court
Belle Blake sues Union Traction for 15000 damages
Belle Blake filed a lawsuit against Union Traction Company seeking 15000 dollars in damages claiming a company streetcar struck a wagon near Twentieth Street, throwing her to the floor and causing permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Blake
Union Traction Company
Twentieth Street
Will of Talitha Overman Probate to Husband Overman
The will probated yesterday leaves all property to husband John C. Overman. Theresa Henry was yesterday named executrix of the estate of Andreas Heinz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talitha Overman
John C. Overman
Theresa Henry
Andreas Heinz
Court Record Supreme Court 1681 Currier versus State
The opinion affirms larceny principles. It holds that wrongful appropriation in absence of owners and refusal to return unless paid a fraudulent claim constitutes larceny. Delivery for a call purpose does not transfer possession, making conversion larceny. Misconduct by State counsel requires timely objection. Various cases noted as transfers or dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Currier
Elkhart C. C
Dowling
Leach
Sullivan C. C
Rushville, Etc. Telephone Company
Irvin
Rush C. C
Caune
IMS
Young Vs. Stevens
Wayne C. C
Ht Co. & E. Railroad Company
Lee
Wells C. C
Appellate transfers and court docket notes in Indiana
Mixed docket list from Indiana courts notes transfers to appellate court, briefs filed, oral arguments scheduled, and new suits. Cases cite Wadsworth Elkhart county Howard Marion and other counties with explicit docket entries, dates, and party names including Ludwig Cory Lahr Brown Greensburg and Kokomo Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Elkhart C. C
Tucker
Three Causes of Death by Own Action by Shrady Saya
New York Special reports Dr George F Shrady arguing that civilization education and communication drive suicide rates. He notes May June and July as peak death by own action months with 117 cases last quarter. He attributes rising personal crisis reports to intercommunication and suggestion shaping minds under different life conditions.
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New York
George F. Shrady
Pr. Shrady
Bfe
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Lexington
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Indianapolis College of Law
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Tate
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the Court Record
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Board of Commissioners of
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Adda T. Howland
Martin C. C. Appellees
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Eph. L. Goss
Morgan C. C. Appellant
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Marilda A. Martin
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House of Ill Fame
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