Soloist Miss Mabel Casedy Charms Fair Bank Crowd
Miss Mabel Casedy receives a warm welcome at Fair Bank her first appearance drew a few hundred in coats yet the pavilion felt packed. The night featured Prosser the tenor and Fisher the cornetist with Ostendorf's band as stars. Casedy sang three songs plus an encore with Fly with Me and Dreams while Prosser impressed with Where the Silver Colorado Winds Its Way and The Sheltered Vale.
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Mabel Casedy
Fair Bank
Miss Casecy
Mr. Prosser
Fisher
Ostendorf
Miss Casedy
Miss Sweeters
Ernani
Aoung
Iss Casedy
Streletzki
Dinah Jones
Indefinite Postponement Affects Lawrence Monroe Quarry Trip
A telegram from W W Wicks Bloomington informs Secretary Alexander of the St Louis World's Fair Commission that the trip to the Lawrence and Monroe county stone quarries is postponed indefinitely due to the strike. The commission had planned 5 600 square feet for Indiana’s agricultural exhibit 3 000 for horticulture and 3 00 for dairy. If a corn show is added space will be allocated accordingly.
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W. W. Wicks
Bloomington
Alexander
St. Louis
Marion County Treasurer Reaches State Settlement
Marion County treasurer settled with the State of Indiana yesterday. Benton and Scott counties also reached settlements, with one county left undecided. Officials at Terre Haute informed the auditor’s office that a settlement would be completed within a few days. The Marion County treasurer paid $4,415.37 to the state.
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Marion County
Indiana
Treas
Benton
Scott Counties
Visesa
Terre Haute
Tow County
Social notes recount visits and travels across cities
Mrs. Herbert Hadley returns from Cincinnati while Miss Marie Aneshaensel from Chicago visits Miss Elsie Habing. Many others travel to Rochester Olney Ill Madison Cataract Ken tucky Detroit and more with relatives friends and dances planned at Woodruff Place.
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Herbert Hadley
Cincinnati
Marie Aneshaensel
Chicago
Elsie Habing
E. L. Killen
Rochester
John Tibbett
Olney
Ill
J. H. Nieding
Cleveland
Schelischmidt
Bertha Barnscee
Anderson
Robert 8. McKee
Frank
Madison
Leah Bornstein
Grace Riebel
Bess Bosier
Connersville
Thomas Steele
Kentucky
Alice Woody
Marion
D. B. Sweetser
Pressly
Simonsin
Louis Efroymson
Jetta Alexander
Alexander
W. F. C. Golt
St. Louis
Florence Coffin
Detroit
Hatch
E. C. Brown
David W. Coffin
Robert Cathcart
California
C. J. Buchanan
Tippecanoe Lake
Harry Morgan
Hanover College
Spencer
Woodruff Place
E. S. Bonnell
W. B. Nash
Angeles
Esther Collins
Frankfort
Demarchus Brown
Frank W. Wood
Jessica
Martha Wood
Piqua
William J. McKee
John N. Hurty
David Wallace
Cataract
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Kate Braman
Terre Haute
Leonora Ensey
Oldenburg Academy
Frank Hill
Georgia McDermott
Pennsylvania Street
Robert Geddes
Felix
Marker
Amanda Greer
Suemma Vajen-Coleman
Pere
Pitts
Urs
Helen Bancroft
W. D. Seaton
Vassar
Denver
Gertrude Scovel Butler
Warren Gorrell
Blacherne
Jesse Overstreet
Over Street
Columbus
Lucius Wainwright
New York
Wainwright
Thomas Alford
Alford
Kalamazoo
Wawasee
Mr. Shaffer
Louise A. Kinsey
Japan
Albert Laneginsey
Don Price Hawkins
Elliott Durand
Cage
Durand
Jasper Finney
College Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss May Thompson
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Secrist
Paces
Laura Fitzigerald
Mayme Flora
Warren Damon
R. Harry Miller
Fairmount
Patzold
Bellevue, Ky
Andrew Smith
Millersville
Recital Programme At Indianapolis Conservatory Of Music
The closing recitals at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music begin this evening and continue to Friday. Thursday afternoon features a drawing room recital with pianists, singers, and instrumentalists performing works by Gurlitt, Ashford, Rubinstein, Brahms, Merkel, Mendelssohn, and others, including solo piano pieces, violin numbers, and songs.
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Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Conservatory Concert Program Highlights Virtuoso Performances
A survey of instrumental and vocal numbers features Ada Wheeler Bertha Caldwell Clara Astley Alma Pierse Faye Kennedy Sue Derexa Smith Elsie Henn Ruth De Haas and others. Highlights include Violin Scena de Ballet, Caprice Op. 33, Mendelssohn Concertos, Gounod Meditation, Raft Polish and Polish Dance, and the Bridal Chorus. The program showcases piano solos, violin obligatos, songs, and a ladies' octet with The Lost Chord amid a Mendelssohn Gia.
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Ada Wheeler
Sis de Haas
Merkel
Bertha Caldwell
Eeessseesevsns
Goring-Thomas
Morceau de Salon
Clara Astley
Alma Pierse
Scharwenka
Faye Kennedy
Scena de Ballet
Sue Derexa Smith
Sullivan
Conservatory Mendelssohn Club
Conservatory
Mendelssohn Gia
Wien
Eeesssecescessesseness
Beethoven
Florence Davis
Aston Oonenenens
Cin Ves
Escneceste Papini
Maud Stone
Guy D’hardelot
Elsie Henn
Ruth de Haas
Charles F. Parker
Sue Smith
Mendelssohn
Oliver. Pyle
Nicode
Catherine Barto
Kate Winter
Eseercase
Cacsesta Bieass
Wieniawski
Charmant Oiseau
David Piano
The
Dramatic Arts Commencement At Roberts Park Church
The Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art held its twenty second commencement at Roberts Park Church led by principal Mrs Harriet Augusta Prank. Students Carl Jerome Brickett Lento Rovina Fullwell Ora Clara Myers Laura Kathleen Arnold Edith French Lane Mabel Comfor Mills and Alpha Maxola Vandawalker performed scenes from Shakespeare and other works to an attentive audience. the program included monologues songs violin solos and a final diploma presentation.
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Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Harriet Augusta Prank
Roberts Park Church
Carl’ Jerome Brickert
Lento Rovina Fullwell
Ora Clara Myers
Laura Kathleen Arnold
Edith French Lane
Mabel Comfor Mills
Alpha Maxola Vandawalker
Grace Roberts
Litta Grimm
Dorothea Smith
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Carl J. Brickett
W. W. Story
Italy
Alpha M. van Ghwainer
Carl J. Brickert
Shakspeare
Mabel C. Mills
Juliet
Ben Hur
Prank
Louis H. Dunlap
Oscar Storer
Ellsworth Elmer Woods
Sumner Clancy
Georges. Smith
Ralph Sherwood Swigger
Claraooe Leon Reid
Brett Lyman Weir
LINTON MINERS AT WORK AND NATIONAL MINER STRIKE NEWS
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, travels to Kansas City via Chicago for talks with Illinois miners and operators on local scales. He will meet Missouri Kansas and Indian Territory reps before a Southwestern districts convention to standardize conference practices. Mitchell plans to return to Indianapolis Saturday. Secretary Wilson departs for Barneysboro Pa to resolve miner disputes and attend a Cleveland trade carnival with an expected Saturday address. Vice President Lewis stays in Rathbun Indiana settling a local miner operator dispute. Indiana miners in a different district complied with officials and returned to work yesterday.
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United Mine Workers
Kansas City
Chicago
Illinois
Mitchell
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Indianapolis
Wilson
Bairnesboro
Cleveland
Lewis
Rathbun
Rural Route Rearrangement Explained by Postmaster General Payne
Postmaster General Payne writes Indiana senators and representatives to justify rural free delivery divisions reorganization. He says the change reduced the size of the face division, which carried more workload than any other unit.
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Payne
Indiana
South Doctor Praises Negro Treatment and Labor Roles
Dr D T Graham tells Bethel church audience that negros in the South are treated well and trusted with property and work. He argues opportunities for labor are broader in the South, urges negros to remain, and emphasizes industrial education and social conduct under Southern conditions.
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D. T. Graham
Bethel A. M. EB. Church
South
Aes
Darkey
Booker T. Washington
White River Conference meets in Indianapolis churches
The Indianapolis district of the White River conference of the United Brethren Church held its fourth quarterly meeting at First United Brethren Church on Central Ave. Reports showed two congregations prospering under pastors J. E. Paddock and G. M. Meyers. The conference, led by Rev. J. F. Shannon, spans two districts including Elwood, Anderson, Noblesville, Pendleton, Greenfield, New Castle, Columbus and Wabash area towns with growth toward Richmond, Connersville, Ashville and Shelbyville. The annual conference will meet Sept 2 at Geneva in Adams County.
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White River
United Brethren Church
First United Brethren Church
Central Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Thirteenth Streets
J. E. Paddock
G. M. Meyers
Conference of the
J. F. Shannon
Richmond
Connersville
Ashville
Shelbyville
Geneva
Adams County
Shirred circular skirt pattern in flowered batiste style
Home dressmaking notes describe a full draped skirt with shirred yoke and knee fullness in flowered batiste. It details fabric quantities for sizes waist 22 to 30 inches, back habit finish, invisible closing, and a pattern coupon option from The Journal Indianapolis pattern department.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Stockholders Meeting Shapes Union Northern Traction Merger
Stockholders of Union and Northern Traction Companies meet June 30 at Anderson to decide leasing lines to Indiana Union Traction for 99 years, a move that completes the merger. The lease requires construction of new barns at Anderson and a new line from Muncie toward Middletown, details indicating an authorized issue.
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Union and Northern Traction Companies
Anderson
Union Traction Company
Northern Traction Company
Indiana Union Traction Company
Middletown
Wood Way
Muncie
Bond and stock offering details for Union Traction
Five million dollars of bonds issued in part with 998000 bonds offered to avoid fractions. Entire capital stock five million with 10000 subscribed to incorporate leaving 4990000 to be offered. Each shareholder may buy 11741 10 of a bond and 58.70 percent of stock for 16437 10, with 50 shares stock per bond. Receipts issued for partial holdings convertible when equal. Rates expire June 29.
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Union Traction
Young Zimmerman Dies After Loop-the-Loop Accident
William Zimmerman, nineteen, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from injuries after a skull crush during a loop-the-loop ride at the Cyclorama building last Tuesday. Coroner Tutewiler indicated no apparent fault by others, while the father demanded a full investigation to find who is to blame. Funeral set for 9 AM tomorrow at St. Patrick's Church.
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William Zimmerman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Young Zimmerman
Tutewiler
Zimmerman
Jack Zimmerman
St. Patrick's Church
Fire at Minerva Street Residence Causes $75 Damage
Fire crews were summoned to 515 Minerva Street last night to tackle a blaze in the home of Charlies Chardis. Investigators say an overheated stove started the fire, with estimated damage around $75.
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Minerva Street
Charlies Chardis
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