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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1901

Page

3

Buffaloes Show at the Park entertains with ragtime acts

The Buffaloes of Buffalo, a colored actors society, opened a benefit series yesterday at the Park Theater. Two shows were staged with a matinee and night performance planned today. audiences enjoyed ragtime songs, dancing, and comic sketches amid heat and cooling electric fans.

Buffaloes Park Theater Harry Fidler Bucktown Gurley Charles Eley Pearson McLain Fred Lewis Harry Indiana Avenue Brown Brewer Spe Harry Dunning- Taylor Hattie Beechen Rastus James Good Elim Lawrence Will Hunt Byron Shelton Frank Clark Rice Morris and Jones Fidler John Rucker Ala

London theater takings show uneven success this week

The report notes weekly takings not less than 3000 pounds in a week, with only a few favorite shows prospering. Henry Irving's Lyceum business is immense while most attractions underperform. The Girl from Up There led by Edna May, imported from New York, fills its London theater as the season lasts several weeks.

London Henry Irving Lyceum New York Edna May

Kappa Alpha Theta picnic and summer travels noted

Social notices from Indianapolis list Kappa Alpha Theta picnics at Broad Ripple and numerous members planning summer journeys to Clinton Harbor Point Mich Lake Maxacuckee and Wisconsin. Friends guests travel from Columbus Brookston Cincinnati Terre Haute New York and more as weddings and gatherings are described.

Kappa Alpha Theta Broad Ripple Larg Whitcomb Brookston Ind Emminger Columbus Louis A. Kinsey Whitcomb Clinton Kenyon Jane Kenyon New York Robison McClellan Case Harbor Point Mich W. T. Steel A. B. Gates Lake Maxacuckee William E. Shackleton Cleveland Anna W. H. Shackleton Laird St. Mary's D. T. Bacon Denver Manitou Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Margaret Cook Peake Simingansas City Lebanon Edna Stevenson W. A. Ketcham Susan Ketcham Tuesbert Cathcart Edith Griffith Myron Gray Erle Meeks Muncie Howard Robert A. Miller Cochrane Alice J Ingam Selby Charles Moore Mattoon Ill Nema Whitcomb Allisonville Inter Terre Nington Hun- Haute Crane York John S. ‘Tarkother Newcomer Cincinnati Drum Terre Haute Ovid Butler Zaenon Myla Coburn Hannah Katharine Edith Wallick Nathan Morris Booth Tarkington Jack Thompson Freeman J.C Fred Chariton Ingram Jes Judson Mary Kahlo Bessie Lees Adams Toledo Nellie Blitz Minneapolis Helen Swain Beatrice Byers Lena Brash Grace Gookin Laurel William William Sproule Arsale Master Dwight Miss Harley Defiance Miss Horne E. L. Adams

Annual meeting of Firms A and B and Boys Brigade

The Father Mathew Boys' Brigade held its annual meeting with Company A led by Captain P. J. Kelleher and Rev. James McCool as chaplain, and Company B led by Captain P. C. Carney with Rev. James McCool as chaplain. Members decided to join the Fourth of July at Garfield Park followed by a literary and musical entertainment and refreshments.

Father Mathew Boys’ Brigade P. J. Kelleher Theodore Walpole Francis Duffy James McCool P. C. Carney Michael Lueld James Hollahan Garfield Park

Forestry Law Tested as Farmers Claim Forest Land Tax Exemption

W H Freeman states the state forestry law will be tested in court if the State Tax Board does not act to forestall litigation. Jay county farmers with the auditor declare parts of their land are original forest land exempt from taxation except at 1 dollar per acre. The auditor and Board of Review reportedly refuse appeals. Freeman has hired attorneys and prepared two test cases to be filed unless the tax board rules for the farmers' contention.

W. H. Freeman State Board of Forestry Board of Tax Commissioners Jay County Board of Review Freeman Red State Tax Board

Higgins Parole Petition Presented to Governor Durbin

The petition for John Higgins parole was presented yesterday by William Flynn Harold Hibben Higgins's former employer and Mayor Taggart. It bore signatures of many citizens and a majority of the jury that convicted him plus PD M. Parry. Neither Judge Alford nor Edwin B. Pugh signed. Durbin said he would consider the case but did not hint at a decision.

John Higgins Durbin William Flynn Harold Hibben Higgins Taggart Iggins PD. M. Parry Alford Edwin B. Pugh

Death of Charles Timberlake 24 dies of Bright's disease

Charles Timberlake aged twenty four son of Arthur Timberlake druggist at Sixteenth street and College avenue died last night between eleven and one o clock from Brights disease. He was superintendent of the Fire Electric rough Bi of Chi chie Eathes Reese is home Site about four weeks leaves a widow. The burial will be at Crown Hail.

Charles Piimberlake Arthur Timberlake Sixteenth Street College Avenue Bright Reese Crown Hail

Call for Indiana primaries lists many voting places

Chairman Logsdon announces Republican primaries on June 27 for precinct committeemen to organize and nominate a mayor city clerk police judge and councilmen. The lengthy call names vote sites by ward and precinct with inspectors judges and clerks at dozens of addresses in Indianapolis.

Logsdon Republican City Committee Indiana Indianapolis Criminal Court Room

Meridian street pavement decision favors 36 foot width

The Board of Public Works approved a 36 foot wooden block pavement on Meridian street from Fall Creek to Thirty fourth street despite many property owners favoring 30 feet. The body also paving Eighteenth street with wooden blocks and awarded an asphalt contract on Eleventh street to Western Construction Company at 4.20 per foot.

Board of Public Works Meridian Street Fall Creek Thirty Fourth Street Board of Works Eighteenth Street Capitol Avenue Pennsylvania Street Eleventh Street Bellefontaine Street Western Construction Company W. H. Schmitts Robert Waters Brookside Avenue Arsenal Avenue J. R. Welch A. L. Woerner J. L. Barnitt Pratt Street Senate Avenue Fayette Street John Carson W. T. Steele J. A. Baker Fifteenth Twenty-first Street Southeastern Avenue State Avenue Rural Street Thirty-second Thirty-fourth Street New Jersey Street Eleventh Thirteenth Street Jackson Street Becker Street Harris Avenue Cora Street Ilinois Street Tecumseh Street Commerce Avenue Tenth Stree

Board of Works Paving and Sewers Actions and Bids

The Board of Works lists various paving, curbing, sidewalk, and sewer projects on Meridian Wabash Linden Blake Harmon Michigan Alabama and other streets with estimated costs from 450 to 12 100 dollars Final action deferred contracts awarded appraisers appointed approvals deferred and bonds filed for local sewers and streets in the city.

Meridian Street Fall Creek Thirty-fourth Street Wabash Street Illinois Street Capitol Avenue Linden Street Minnesota Street Pleasant Run Blake Street Indiana Avenue North Street Harmon Street Merrill Street McCarty Street Michigan Street Hast Street Noble Street Fulton Street Alabama Street Twenty-third Street Twenty-fifth Street Pogue Kenwood Avenue Twenty-ninth Street Kenwood Park Addition Ottawa Street Massachusetts Avenue Coyner Street Steele Street Brookside Avenue Liberty Street W. C. Allen Olive Street Iit Naomi Street

Percival B Coffin Arrives From Chicago in City

Percival B Coffin, former secretary of the Indianapolis Cabinet Company and resident of this city, arrived yesterday from Chicago where he is permanently low.

Percival B. Coffin Indianapolis Cabinet Company Chicago

Coffin to Inspect Alexandria Street Bonds for Chicago Clients

Mr. Coffin will depart today to Alexandria to examine street improvements with the aim of purchasing bonds issued thereon. He acts as financial agent for Chicago clients in this matter.

Cated Coffin Alexandria Chicago

City News Items Reflect Local Deaths and Incidents

Hannah E Chill, wife of Thomas W Chill, died aged 75. she lived in Indianapolis most of her life. A Consumers Ice wagon struck a woman at Pennsylvania and Ohio, with minor injuries. A prowler on Blackford Street was arrested after neighbors restrained him. Smallpox cases reported in Pittsboro within one family. George Lock’s body recovered from White River after hours of dragging. Funeral for James W Armstrong held at Thirtieth and Clifton, burial at Crown Hill with Scottish Rite Masons. City officials urge notification of vacant summer homes to aid watch. Major G W Menzies to miss week due to travel. returning first week of July. Clarence E Groves returns from Philippines after two years with 31st United States Volunteer Infantry. State Labor Commissioner McCormack back to Petersburg after assisting in local strike. Frank Meyer arrested for petit larceny. eight women’s shirts, seven collars and two bicycles found at his home.

Hannah E. Chill Thomas W. Chill Yandes Street Indianapolis Grand Army Committee Beem Department of Indiana Spencer Clarence E. Groves North Illinois Street Phillippines Thirty-first United States Volunteer Infantry Consumers’ Ice Company Pennsylvania Ohio Pne Quigley G. W. Menzies Monument New York George Lock White River James W. Armstrong Englewood Thirtieth Clifton Streets Crown Hill Blackford Street Military Park State Board of Health Pittsboro Ind McCormack Petersburg Statehouse Frank Meyer Burford Meyer East McCarty Street

Death of Mrs Eliza Gilmore at 82 in Indianapolis

Mrs Eliza Gilmore aged eighty two died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles Maguire on North Pennsylvania street. She had resided in Indianapolis for thirty five years and leaves two children Mrs Maguire and Mr John Conant of Cincinnati. Funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 from the residence with burial to be private due to Mrs Maguire's illness.

Eliza Gilmore Charles Maguire Pennsylvania Street

Retail Grocers Picnic at State Fair Grounds

Retail Grocers Association picnic set for Wednesday June 26 at the state fair ground. City grocers will close stores at 11 a m and the public is asked to plan purchases accordingly. A meeting last night approved a resolution directing all grocers to make purchases from commission houses and jobbers by 9 a m on picnic day.

Bar Shot Incident Reported at Pat Hammels Saloon

Bicycle police were called to Pat Hammels saloon at 82 West Washington last evening after a man named Barney known as Shorty the Peddler fired at a tall slender man. both escaped. The bartender claimed no knowledge of the affair.

Pat Hammel West Washington Street Barney Shorty

Two Smallpox Cases Reported

Two smallpox cases were reported to the Board of Health yesterday. The patients are Clementine Brooks of 1419 Samoa Street and Allen Sawyer of Toi West Thirteenth Street. A board member had hoped the disease was stamped out but fears remain for intermittent cases all summer.

Board of Health Clementine Brooks Samoa Street Allen Sawyer Toi West Thirteenth Street

State Medical Board Sets Special Session for Tomorrow

A special meeting of the State Medical Board is called for tomorrow. The session, held just before the regular July meeting each year, aims to clear pending business so the July gathering can focus on the annual license examinations for physicians.

State Medical Board

Turpentine on Foot Caught Fire

John Bell of 1224 West Washington Street, formerly employed in Troy, was seriously burned yesterday when turpentine on his foot was set alight by a nearby torch. A nail punctured his foot and ignition caused severe burns. doctors fear amputation of two toes.

John Bell West Washington Street Troy

Excitement on the Avenue Draws Crowd on Virginia

Excitement swept Virginia avenue near Fountain square last evening as a horse driven by Mr. Smith caused a public stir. No injuries reported and onlookers described the scene as lively and bustling with spectators gathered along the street.

Virginia Avenue Fountain Square Mr. Smith

Escape From Buggy After Runaway Incident

A buggy toppled when a runaway occurred near Sn Avenue involving Mr and Miss Wallace and two others where all escaped serious injury despite falling onto the pavement. Police or local watchers reported the incident as a near miss with no lasting harm to those aboard or nearby.

Miss Wallace

Man Attempts Poisoning at Salvation Army Inn

Frank Walters, staying at the Salvation Army Inn on South Capitol Avenue, last night tried to take strychnine to end his life but had the poison removed. He attempted to procure more, police intervened, and Walters was taken to the station as a mentally unbalanced individual.

Frank Walters Salvation Army Inn South Capital Avenue Walters

Newport Yachting Enthusiaem

Harper's July piece by Eliot Gregory notes coastal gentry ignore yachting while feasting and socializing. A big yacht crew retires to a cabin during a race and a passenger asks who won. a maid replies she holds all the trumps, capturing the moment of social indifference amid the sport.

Newport Harper's Eliot Gregory Twil

Dinshaw Petit Dies A Benefactor Of Hospitals And Orphans

San Francisco Chronicle notes the death of Sir Dinshaw Manockjee Petit a Parsee mill owner and philanthropist in western India. He devoted much of his fortune to hospitals and public drinking fountains, aiding the sick women and animals without regard to sect or race as he sought to honor his memory.

San Francisco Chronicle Dinshaw Manockjee Petit India

Spain wary of wartime bets in restless peace budget

The Boston Herald notes Spain warns against danger from agitation by Great Britain and criticizes costly bets on peace budgets. It urges Spain to rethink further experiments and says national integrity is at stake amid looming tensions.

Boston Herald Eoitts Spain Great Britain

What Makes a Home Stronger Than the House Itself

A period article extols the home as the shelter of a mother and wife. It argues womanly weakness harms family life and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to restore health, noting a Missouri reader’s testimonial and praising Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and its effects.

Ness Pierce Elisa Wright Mountainview Howell Co. Missouri Dr. Pierce

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