Lil Lehmann Signs to Tour United States in 1902
Prima donna Lil Lehmann has signed with Manager C L Graft to tour the United States from October this year through March 1902. De Mar chi, praised for Covent Garden debut, joinsMaurice Grau for the coming season in the United States. Edna Wallace Hopper travels to California for her mother’s funeral and lies ill at the Alameda County residence, the shock of death and travel causing nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil Lehmann
C. L. Grafto
Unitedates
Covent Garden
London
de Marchi
Maurice Grau
Edna Wallace Hopper
California
Joseph Dunsmuir
Alameda County
Local church lawn fete set for June 28 in city
Paypoulh Church will host a lawn fete at the pastor’s residence 1411 Park avenue Friday evening June 28 with the Sunday eol orchestra providing music. Y. M. S. to celebrate July 4 with a Greenwood Park picnic and fireworks display. Community notices include a theft arrest and several missing persons reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Friay
Robert Ingram
George Whitney
Willie Stevenson
Will Bruce
Harry Price
Carl Boyden
East
New York Street
Bray and Lancaster
William Campbell
Woodruff Place
Weber Council
Greenwood Park
Feacr
Martin Casey
Kansas City
West Maryland Street
Odd Fellows
Long Park
A. H. Kruse
Vincennes
Indiana National Guard
Ward
James Bond
Uiinois
Pearl Streets
Toledo Street
State Board of Health
Indianna
Noutheast
Scottsburg
Cochrans
Dearborn County
New Waverly
Case County
Board of Managers
Home
Friendsexe
Senate Avenue
Josephine Roxecarthy
Merrill Street
Martha
Newton Corben
Bright Street
Grace Griffin
Marta Mather
Good Shepherd
Atlas Strike Settled At Allied Metal Works
The Atlas engine works dispute ends as workers return after a conference with firm members. The strike arose when some employees refused union joining and new organization formation, now resolved within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Metal Mechanica Ot
Atlas Engine Works
He & New
Northern Alaska to Be Explored
An early United States exploration party led by geologist W C Mendenhall and topographer Reaburn arrived in Dawson City in June en route to Northern Alaska. The team of seven will map the vast territory, gathering geological and geographic data as they travel through sparsely visited regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abatile
Wash
Dawson
Nave Sease
New York
Ellen Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
James Cooper Rhea
Seventh Cavalry
Senny
Church of the Transfiguration
Anne Fitzhugh Tee
Evan Harris Humphrey
Cuba
June Weddings Light Up Social Pages With Nuptials
Miss Juliet Julian Brown and Christopher Bush Cole Man wed at the bride’s home on 1128 Broadway in a ceremony led by Rev. H. Meserve. The event featured a floral-draped drawing room, white roses, and a harpist with intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana. Guests included Coleman family members from Springfield and Bloomington, with couple to honeymoon then reside at Elm and Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Julian Brown
Edgar A. Brown
Christopher Bush ColeMan
Broadway
H. ©. Meserve
Plymouth Church
Grace Gookin
Katharine
Martha Brown
Ma‘Tone
Mendelssohn
Mr. Coleman
Messrs
Gan
Louis Coleman
Mary Coleman
Stuart Brown
Springfield
W. T. Wood
Bloomington
Colemman
Eda
Elm and
Julian Avenue
Irving
South Meridian Street
Mrs. Miller
Gray—Greely
Mary Beatrice Greely
Katharine Greely
Edward Gray
St. Patrick’s Church
James Duffy
Delta Vney
Nellie Gray
Matthew Logan
Dr. Boersig
Sudbrock
Sudbrook
Buffalo
Marlowe Avenue
Ahlders-Kennedy
Anastasia Kennedy
Albert A. Ahlders
Sacred Heart Church
Francis P. Haas
Rhiders
William Wechsler
Linton Street
Preston
Rhea—Lee
Closing program at St Josephs Girls Academy tonight
Sisters of Providence present an elaborate closing program at Y M L Hall East North Street. Junior classes of about one hundred girls sing and play, followed by the drama The Miracle of the Roses based on Queen Elizabeth of Hungary. Miss Mary Grote will perform a harp solo and Rev. F B Dowd will award diplomas and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Providence of St. Joseph's Girls’ Academy
Y. M. L. Hall
East North Street
Queen Elizabeth
Hungary
Mary Grote
St. Mary's of the Woods
F. B. Dowd
Feast of Lanterns Draws 6000 at Woodruff Place Fair
The annual Feast of Lanterns lit Woodruff Place with 90000 lanterns and elaborate displays. Crowds over six thousand attended, enjoying esplanade arches, a central fountain of lights, side shows, and live music. Proceeds fund the Free Kindergarten Society, with record donations this year thanks to Woodruff women.
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Woodruff Place
Charles A. Layman
Blerbert Foltz
Mark
Horace Coldwell
RE. Armstrong
Neal Campbell
Mile
Blondina
Miss Kyle
Millie Christine
Dorothy Layman
Marjorie Leeds
Zara
Helen Shepard
Margaret Wild
Rubberto Elastico
Gerrit Ryan
Tom Thumb
Hayden Shepard
Zerelda Rogers
Hart
Woodruff
Free Kindergarten Society
Bug on fruit trees misread as harmful insect
State Geologist Blatchley reassured Factory Inspector McAbee that a tiny green plum host held ladybug pupae not pests. He explained the insect is beneficial as it devours plant lice. Another box with a similar specimen was shown by H J Wiethe. Blatchley warned many will be found soon but are not injurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchley
McAbee
Professor Blatchley
Mr. McAhee
H. J. Wiethe
Fletcher Avenue
Prof. Blatchley
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co Ad
A brief advertisement from Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street urges homeowners to insure their homes and protect real estate titles, arguing against trusting luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Tel, Ag
WILL FIGHT FOR ROSS Taken by deputy sheriff for insane declaration
John Ross a kingan & Co. worker was seized by Deputy Sheriff Louis Kiefer after a lunacy commission declared him insane. His coworkers plan habeas corpus to free him, arguing he is sane. Ross says he is in his right mind while doctors testified he was despondent and epileptic. The commission and doctors were paid for their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Kingan & Co
Ross
Louis Kiefer
Kiefer
Indianapolis
Chicago
West Maryland Street
Dr. Young
Justice Lockman
Benham
Hicks
Dr. Benham
Musser's Sentence Affirmed In Murder Case At Portland
The Supreme Court affirmed the Blackford Circuit Court verdict sentencing Albert Musser to life imprisonment for complicity in the murder of Mrs. Louisa Stolz in Portland, Jay County. Stolz was found tied to a chair with a gag, apparently strangled, with a post to police indicating a robbery. Musser and two companions were later arrested after a large sum of money was found. one accomplice was acquitted on similar evidence. The second item notes the Appellate Court’s interpretation of building association stock terms imposing a $100 per share settlement and at most seventy monthly payments, in a case involving Christina Archile and a mortgage on property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Blackford
Albert Musser
Louisa Stolz
Portland
Jay County
Musser
Christina Archile
Evansville
Appellee
Louisa W. Murphy
John Brown
Lake C. C
Samuel Hinkle
State of Indiana
Marion C. C
William Adams
Sullivan C. C. Appellee
The
Wabash Railroad Company
Sebastian Miller
Adams C. C. Appellee
Mary M. Tilden
Louisville & Jeffersonville Ferry Company
Clark C. C. Appellee
Mary E. Harlow
First National Bank of Seymour Et al
Jackson C.C. Appellees
Jackson County
Perry L. Turner
Board of Commissioners
Elkhart County
Elkhart C. C
Otis P. Robinson
Shelby A. SearJs
Black
C. J
Town of
Rochester
Walters
Fulton C. C
Robinson
Cain
Robertson
Jefferson C. C
Roby
Pollard
First
Vanderburg S.C
Wiley, P. J
Goodwine
Flint
Tippecanoe C. Co
Henley
Tnion
Association Ve. Alchele
Vanderturg 5
Comstock
C. & Mt. L. Railway Company
Crown Removal Dispute Over Dentist and Patient
Hattie E. Byfield sues Dr. Raymond B. Culver for 200 dollars in Broad Ripple court alleging the dentist, after initial consent for a crown, removed it when Byfield could not pay, while Culver claims he agreed to crown on payments and a prior promise of payment was made. The case moved from Justice Lockman’s to Justice White’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie E. Byfield
Raymond B. Culver
Justice Lockman
Queer marriage mix prompts annulling Dohlen union
Katie Dohlen filed in the Circuit Court for annulling her marriage to Bernard H. Dohlen. She says she married Thomas J. Noonan in Cincinnati on January 8, 1897, after he deserted her. Believing Noonan dead, she married Dohlen, learned he lived, then separated. She obtained a 1900 divorce from Noonan and seeks custody of their child born after discovering Noonan was alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Dohlen
Circuit Court
Bernard H. Dohlen
Thomas J. Noonan
Cincinnati
Noonon
Dahlen
Noonan
Will of Clarissa Rau leaves estate to son Edward Rau
The will probated yesterday appoints Central Trust Company as executor to hold the estate in trust for Edward Rau. Personal property goes to Edward and sister Anna E. Lintner. Rau signed the will the day before her death, a detail noted for its irregularity. Elizabeth A. Allen's will divides her estate among daughters Mary E. Dooley Josephine H. Chamberlain Anna L. Meigs Laura L. Taylor, grandson James Cameron Stimson, and grandchildren Katie and Cameron Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa B. Rau
Edward Rau
Central Trust Company
Anna E. Lintner
Eatle
Mary E. Dooley
Josephine H. Chamberlain
Anna L. Meigs
Laura L. Taylor
James Cameron Stmnson
Katie and
Cameron Allen
Reed Smokeless Furnace Company Suit Against Indiana
The Reed Smokeless Furnace Company filed a $2,000 claim in Superior Court against the State of Indiana. It says furnaces were installed at the Michigan City prison for a three month trial and the State would pay $1.80 in cash if satisfactory. The State reportedly postponed decision to March 1, 101, almost a year after the trial, and then refused acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smokeless Furnace Company
Indiana
Mchigan City
The
State of
Superior Court
Katie Freel
Bernard H. Dehlen
Charles Forman
Sarah A. Forman
Wiliam A. Green
Helen Green
Superioc
Delia Dugan
Hattie Immill
Mi Marion Bond Company
Soha M
Delia Dugan Sues Hattie Immell for Three Dollar Damages
Delia Dugan sues Hattie Immell alleging the defendant claimed to be a physician able to cure cancer on the right arm. Dugan says treatment caused loss of use and stiffening of the arm. Mary C. Mangold files an appeal in Circuit Court over Board of Works decision on West Street opening claiming real damages of 40 dollars versus 37 awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Dugan
Hattie Immell
Mary C. Mangold
Board of Works
West Street
Fourteenth Street
Holton Place
Stowell Et al
Superior Court
City of
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Supreme Court 1944 Musser v State affirmed by Blackford C C
The Supreme Court in 1944 affirmed the decision in Musser v State. Monks C J notes that when a person is found dead and another is accused of murder the defendant’s trial must proceed with proper evidence and fair proceedings, as implied in the anonymous statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Musser
Blackford C. C
Monks
C. J
Legal notes on evidence and conspiracy in trial law
A dense excerpt outlines evidentiary rules for criminal trials including admissibility of a postal card, knowledge of burglary motives, and the use of coconspirator statements. It covers when objections are too remote, the effect of acquittals on co-defendants, and the need to record written instruments. It also summarizes cases from Indiana courts, including Morrell v Morrell and various appellate entries, with emphasis on conspiracy proof, burden of proof, and statutory probate procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell
Huntington D. Co
Hadley
Shirley City
Maumee Township
Allen
Heroes Koehler
Tuebbecke
Lake C. C.ame
Fromm
Lawrence
Marshall C. C. Same
Ind., Etc
Coal Company
Buffey
Fountain C. C. Same
Trittipo
Hamilton Co. Co
Same
Mich. Tr. Company
Prosbasco
Whitley C. C
Peckham
Green
Cass C. C
I. & L. Railway Company
Martin
Greene C. C
Ridgeway
Hannon
Laporte C. C
Bein Webb
Rhodes
Marion S. C
International, Etc
Association
Rodebaugh
Blackford C.C
Day
Nottingham
Tippecanoe C.C
Woods
Indiana
Knox C.C
Johnson
Huntington c. C
C. & S. E. Railway Company
Bowers
Madison C
Marting
Perry C
Ee Kuhner
Kuhner
Howard C. C
Wortman
Munich
Sullivan C. c
Hufford
Lewis
Clinton C
Deitrich
Board of Commissioners
Parke C. C
Davis, Etc
Company
Polland
Clay C. CC
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Granite
Valiey
XEW
Pettis Dry Goods Co
N. A. Moore CO
North
Ilinois St
Nene
Carl L. Rost
N. Ilinois Street
Bates
Atlas
Alaska
Cora Wood
Aurora
Paul Wyman
Martha Landers
Chicago University
Spalding
Lawrence, Moss
Harold B. Hibben
Walter L. Millikan
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Louisa Fletcher
Miss Griffith
Clifton Comly
Louise Garrard
Proctoraville
Harry A. Wymond
Miss Bryant
Massachusetts
Judge
Alice Woods
Annisquam
George Vaughter
Chillcothe
Fred Davis
Imperial
Fred Dickson
George Dickson
OM Orchard Beach
Ethel Havens
Miss Ingram
Misa Kahlo
Miss Brash
Miss Gyers
Helen Swain
Gookin
Searle
Thayer
Adams
Toledo
Agnes
Margaret McCulloch
Chipman
Bess Barry
Sue Howe
Mary
ST. Joseph's Girls’ Academy
Will
the High
Bellate Court Action
Culver
Queer Marriage MIX
Uneeda Viiter
Waufer
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Wayne County Savings Bank
Gas City Land Company
Grant c. C. Appellees
Nancy A. Stout
James K. Stout
Morgan C. C. Appellant
Louis A. W. Murphy
C. C. Appellees
D. H. Davis Coal Company
Samuel Polland
Clay C. C
Frank L. Monteith
William
J" Mellott
Chas
W. Messmore
Inton C. C
IL Appellee
Hamntite Sopher
Hamilton CC
Sopher
L. Eb, & W. Railroad Company
Mary E. Essington
Tipton DC
Apllant
William H. Bruning
John M. Golden
Jefferson C. C. Appellant
Charles F. Floner
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Asew Allbes
Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Company
George Ott
Interm
Bond
Gottlieb Holler
William E. Gibson
al Allen C. C
John L. McMaster
Minnie McDaniel
Thomas McDaniel
Richard Lee
Emma Spaulding
Indiana Saving and Investment Company
Charles N. Spencer
Charles N
Elizabeth Spencer
J. T. Darmody Company
the Columbian Peanut Company
James M. Leathers
Conrad Draut
Jose Williams
Vinson Carter
Adelaide Jordan
Consolidated Paint and Oil Company
Anl
Henry Clay Allen
John Thomas
Zerney Griffey
Mechanic'’S Hen
Sadie E. Leacock
Anna B. Knee
John
Booth
William A. Ford
Wulschner’s
N. Penn. St
Kahn
the Condo Implement Co
West Washington St
Statehouse
Charles Mayer & Co
Mass. Ave
Pennsylvania St
Gees
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