Amusements: season plans and star cast for stages
The Princess Chic profits on tour with Marguerita Sylva as prima donna. Frank Daniels will headline Miss Sim plicity next season. Nat C. Goodwin Maxine Eliott plan When We Were Twenty-one in London in September. Don Caesar titles to star Cres ton Clarke James K Hackett and William Faversham. Dixey trains for Pinafore and new lead in a forthcoming play. Alice Nielsen weighs Perley versus Frohman for future engagements. Helen Bertram hints at leading Perley’s or Perley’s rivals next season.
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New York
Marguerita Sylva
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Eliott
England
London
Don Caesar Ie Bazan
Creston Clarke
James K. Hackett
Don Caesar
William Faversham
Henry
Dixey
Adonis
William Muldoon
Sir Joseph Porter
Manhattan Beach
Alice Nielsen
Frank L. Perley
Charles Frohman
Corps of Stars
Mr. Perley
Helen Bertram
Foxy Quilter
Hafner Held After Street Shooting and Flight
John E Hafner of 27 East Washington Street was arrested by Bicycle Police Griffin and Manning after a light buggy ride with two companions. They awakened residents on North Senate Avenue with gunfire and fast driving, firing shots at air and a dog. Hafner, armed, collided with Officer Griffin. he was detained while the others were released after a pursuit through several blocks.
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John E. Hafner
East Washington Street
Griffin
Manning
Hafner
Senate Avenue
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
City News Items Revealed in Brief Report
Harry Suedeman, a conductor on a stock yards and East Michigan street car, reported that $19 worth of tickets were stolen from his pocket yesterday evening. A drunken fight at Louis Tregget’s saloon on Delaware and Court Streets led to Tregget’s arrest and three men. The saloon keeper faced Nicholson law charges, and the three men were charged with aness. Barry Brown and Partee were arrested by detectives on larceny charges for robbing ice boxes and stealing umbrellas. R Helm & Co suspended business to allow time for orderly finances as partner retirements are reviewed. Ho EL Lewis may retire and a new partner is expected soon.
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Harry Suedeman
East Michigan
Louis Tregget
Delaware and
Court Streets
Tregget
Barry Brown
Lewis Street
East Tenth Street
Lancaster
Livestock Commission
R. Helm & Co
Ho EL Lewis
Stackyards
Helm
Local Society Notes On Weddings And Garden Fete
Mr and Mrs Frank and Ail return from their wedding trip. Edna Stevenson and guests from Lebanon Illinois Kansas City and this city were entertained at dinner by Mrs D S Hill at the Bates House. The You Ladies Sodality of St Johns Church will hold a lawn fete Wednesday and Thursday by the parochial residence. The young women in charge plan novel entertainment features.
Senator Kyle in Serious Condition After Illness
ABERDEEN June 23 Senator James M Kyle who has been ill for several days with heart trouble is in a very serious condition today and fears are entertained that he may not recover.
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Aberdeen
James M. Kyle
Sevdeys
Sabbath Made for Man Reverend Bacon Addresses Sunday Holiday
The Rev. Charles E. Bacon of Roberts Park M. E. Church argues Sunday is the workingman’s holiday. He urges limiting Sunday recreation and commerce to protect rest, cites French history, supports Saturday half-holidays to ease Sabbath burden.
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Charles E. Bacon
Roberts Park M. E
Bacon
France
Mr. Bacon
To Be a Christian a Sermon by Rev George M Smith
The sermon argues Christianity is not censoriousness or fanaticism and critiques modern liberalism and bigotry. It contrasts holiness with hypocrisy and warns that overzealous religious behavior can mislead. It emphasizes belief in Jesus Christ as Savior and the Bible as the guide of life.
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George M. Smith
Hall-place M. E. Church
Mr. Spur
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Religion and Fanaticism Distinguished by Rev Moore Sermon
Rev R H Moore of Madison Avenue M E Church preached that religion and fanaticism are distinct. He cited Paul to show how zeal can stem from partial truth and urged religion draws inspiration from God while fanaticism stems from lesser causes. He warned today’s world suffers many fanatics and urged broad vision.
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R. H. Moore
Madison Avenue M. E
Paul
Mr. Moore
Damascus
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Moore
Ike
Good men are obscure says Rev Villers at church
Reverend T. J. Villers told his First Baptist congregation that newspapers distort life, noting good deeds rarely appear while sensational crimes fill the breakfast table tales. He warned against trusting the press as a true photograph of society.
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T. J. Villers
First Baptist Church
Reputation and Judgment in Judas Iscariot Sermon
Mr. Villers urged young church members to guard their reputations, noting Judas Iscariot’s fame despite bad character. He warned that a good name is precious, and a bad name demeans a life, reminding that the world never forgets the flaw in a repaired name.
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Tian Church
Arand Fae
Mr. Villers
Judas
Iscariot
Christ
Christian Church
Villers
Saints in Nero's Household Sermon at Meridian Street Church
Rev C Smucker of Prospect preached at Meridian Street Methodist on Paul’s remark about saints in Caesar’s household. He urged Christians to be steadfast in all fields, declaring goodness is widespread though dishonesty is new, and urged youths to live holy lives in any environment.
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C. Smucker
Prospect
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Smucker
Paul
Caesar
Nero
God
America
Attack by Strikers Wounds Mob at Southern Railway Shops
In Columbia South Carolina at 3 30 this morning a mob of several dozen attacked the Southern Railway shops breaking a fence and targeting nonunion workers in a sleeping car. A guard Myers was shot in the forehead but survived. four rioters were later found wounded. Police stationed guards as negotiation and restraint followed with no further major trouble anticipated.
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Columbia,&. C
Southern Railway
Myers
Wwhorn
Knights of St. John Conclave Opens in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio June 34 delegates and about 159000 visitors arrive as the Knights of St John begin a four day international convention at the Odeon and Lyceum. Supreme President Henry J Fries of Erie leads preliminary work. A key issue is unifying Catholic societies into one federation. The Dames of St John hold their first annual convention concurrently.
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Cincinnati
Odeon
Knights of St. John
Heart on the right side reveals gunshot accident near Vinita
W G Simpson, a prominent farmer near Vinita I T, sustained a gunshot wound when a high power sporting rifle discharged near his left side. Initial signs suggested heart puncture, but examination by attending physicians clarified the injury.
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Vinita
I. T
W. G. Simpson
Instincts and Growth in The Christian Life Sermon
The sermon argues that instinct shaped by tradition becomes masterful instinct in religion and society. It contrasts natural instinct with human reason, urging growth past initial fervor toward steady mastery and gracious zeal in the Christian life. The talk links spiritual growth to observable natural laws and warns against excessive skepticism.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
Westminster Abbey
Alps
Maturerex Nees
God
Ike
Death of Col Hays in Yale College tragedy
Col Hays, a member of the class of '98, died after a 60 foot fall from a building at Yale. The body was moved from the undertaker to the New Haven House awaiting relatives. President Hadley spoke at the morning service praising Hays's Christian honor and high ideals.
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Hay
Seth Moseley
New Haven House
College
Hadley
Pane
Hays
Associated Press
Limebury
New Haven
Death of Secretary Hay’s son Adelbert in sidewalk tragedy
Secretary Hay learned of Adelbert Hay’s death within hours after a fatal accident in Washington. Secretary Cortleyou received a late-night call from Mosely, proprietor of the New Haven House, about the discovery of the remains on the sidewalk and other details of the incident.
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Washington
Hay
Adelbert
Cortleyou
Mosely
New Haven
Adelbert Hay Soldier Diplomat and Dead at Twenty Five
Adelbert S. Hay eldest son of the secretary of state, born in Cleveland, educated at St. Pauls and Yale. A brave, reserved young man who served as consul at Pretoria, aided Boers and British prisoners, resigned after a costly year, then offered the post of assistant secretary to President McKinley before a fatal fall linked to vertigo.
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Adelbert S. Hay
Cleveland
Stone
Amasa Stone
St. Paul's Academy
Concord
N. H
Yale
Adelbert
Hay
Gibraltar
Young Hay
Philippines
Manila
Adelbert Hay
South Africa
Pretoria
Macrum
England
London
Mr. Hay
Re Pen
United States
Washington
John Tiny
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Major Pruden
White House
United States Army
Tribute from Abroad Honors Adelbert Hay At Pretoria
The Times editorial from London recalls Adelbert Hay, then consul at Pretoria, for his kindness and zeal in tending British prisoners with the Boers. It notes sorrow for his death and praise for his father’s efforts to strengthen US Britain ties. English officers and men who suffered praise Hay for alleviating their hardships.
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London
the Times
Adelbert
Hay
Pretoria
United States
Great Britain
Adelbert Hay
Man Stabbed on Schuylkill Bridge After Lynch Threats
On a Schuylkill River bridge in Philadelphia last night Hugh O Connell a 38 year old white man was stabbed to death by Thomas Brockson a 29 year old Black man. A mob saved Brockson from lynching as investigators worked to determine motive and circumstances surrounding the fatal attack.
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Philadelphia
Hugh O'Connell
Thomas Brockson
Schuylkill River
Population statistics for 1900 by Indiana wards and towns
Population statistics summarize the 1900 census counts for Indianapolis wards and for Indiana cities towns and villages. The data itemizes each ward and each municipality by name and population, showing urban and surrounding areas. The record highlights scale and distribution of residents across key localities in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
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