Metropolitan Opera Hour leads with Druet and Buckley stars
In St Paul J J Fill funds the stock company at the Metropolitan Opera Hour with Robert Druet and May Buckley as leading man and woman. The Sabbath committee of New York asks for postponement of the New York Theater trial over Sunday performances. William Collier and his company performed On the Quiet at Madison Square Theater for weeks. waning crowds forced a season closure after refunds.
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St. Paul
J. J. Fill
Metropolitan Opera Hour
Eit Robert Druet
May ‘Buckley
New York City
New York Theater
Managers Theater
William Collier
Madison Square Theater
New York
Social Season Notes at Indianapolis and Surroundings
Many residents plan summer trips to Colorado Springs, Mackinaw, and Portland, while others prepare homes and entertainments in Indianapolis. A pretty Wed ding at 2425 North Meridian featured Miss Dorothy M. Henry and Frank M. White with a large guest list, orchestral accompaniment, and a return to dancing after refreshments. A grand reception at the Bates House bid farewell to the old hotel, with Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence hosting and guests from Chicago and Cincinnati attired in formal gowns amid palms, frescos, and lush flower arrangements.
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Mires Colgan
Colorado Springs
Morris Ross
Cataract
Benjamin Harrison
New York
Julian Perkins
Portland
O. P. Morton
C. Gill
Richmond
John L. Griffithe
Country Club
H. Hanna, Jr
Buffalo
Frank Hewitt
Colgan
J. Landers
North Meridian Street
Ovid Butler Jameson
Broad Ripple
Crane
Nellie Carnahan
Terre Haute
Henry W. Lawrence
Bates House
Hugh H. Hanna
Moore
Mackinaw
C. G. Weiss
Julius Keller
Wiliam Jungelaus
H. Runge
E. Martin
F. Mueller
Charles Riine
EB. Keevers
J. Reily
Teresa Hessian
Fred P. Ropkey
James M. Ogden
Miss Hessian
Rookey
George Warrington
Frank Tripp
Miss Morris
Chicago
Frank Hil
Hill
Anna Curtis
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Bozenberry and Watkins wed in Middletown ceremony
In Knightstown Indiana on June 28 Mr. W A Bozenberry married Miss Pearl Watkins at the bride’s parents home in Middletown The Rev C B Wilcox of the Methodist Church officiated The couple will reside in Middletown The reception featured a large dining room arrangement and an afternoon orchestral concert with Mrs Lawrence and other hostesses attending the event.
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Lawrence
George Bills
John T. Brush
Franklin Hays
John B. Cockrum
J. Gaston
Thomas Goodioe
James KR. Henry
Harry B. Smith
David
Hill
Chapman Williamms
Lyman Louis
Louis Deschler
Appellate Court Rules on Insolvent Building Association Case
The court held that a shareholder who received dividends while the Washington Savings and Loan Association was insolvent must have those dividends deducted from her claim during settlement. Harriet Bingham’s $500 share withdrawal was also to be deductible. The decision defines insolvency as inability to meet obligations to shareholders, even without outside creditors.
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Harriet 3. Bingham
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Bingham
Comstock
Howard
John R. Mason
Russiaville Ind
Mason
Durbin
Supreme Court
Gas and Ol
Indiana Gas and Gi! Company
Saylor
Mears Proposition A Bequest to Marion County Medical Society
The Mears bequest of 20000 to 25000 in property rests until the donor’s death and could fund a library and meeting place. The county society weighs a financial burden to improve the library and maintain rental income. Members, including committee of ten, consider the sincerity of Dr. Mears and visit the property to discuss the lasting tribute to his father Dr. Ewing Mears.
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Dr. Mears
Marion County Medical Society
Bobba
County Society
Dr. 5
Ewing Mears
Children in Factories Underage Workers Closed
State Factory Inspector McAbee and chief deputy Spees report several local factories employ children under fourteen. Owners claimed vacation work allowed by parents, but inspectors say no child under fourteen may work year round. Offenders notified and repeated prosecutions will follow as in other Indiana cities.
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McAbee
D. F P. Spees
Messrs. McAbes
Spees
Indiana Gaselt
Boyce and Son vs O'Dell Commission on $8300 loss
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday James Boyce & Son sued the O'Dell Commission Company seeking $8,300 claimed as margins invested in a bucketshop at Muncie. Complainants argued under state law. defendants contended state law inapplicable and that funds had already been paid over.
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James Boyce & Son
O'Dell Commission Company
Commission Company
Muncie
United States Circuit Court
Increased Carrier Force Ordered By Washington
Postmaster McGinnis seeks more carriers and a district inspector plans to recommend adding two carriers and a clerk on July 1 and two more on October 1. The hires respond to the eight hour law effective Monday, expanding the city’s carrier staff.
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McGinnis
Department At
Washington
Purchase of Knox County Bonds by TF Wild & Co
TF Wild & Co completed yesterday the purchase of Knox county bonds valued at 15000 dollars. The bonds carry a four percent annual interest and are gilt edge securities. A premium of 8700 dollars was paid. The article remarks the county is regarded as one of the best in Indiana.
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TF. Wild & Co
Knox County
Committees Deadlock Over City Contract and Night Soil Ordinance
City council committees discuss street improvements on Scioto and West Tenth, a plan to end night soil hauling at night, and the interurban contract. Public health backs daytime hauling. contracts and franchises delay awaiting full committee turnout and possible transfers with interurban firms.
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Council
Board of Public Works
Scioto Street
St. Clair Street
Pratt Street
West Tenth Street
West Street
Canal
Board of Works
Committee On Public Health
Corneil
Corncilman Evans
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Board of Works Approves West Street Pavement Plans
The Board of Works for the second time yesterday adopted a resolution for an asphalt pavement and cement sidewalks on West Street from North to Fourteenth. The measure was previously remonstrated against by many property holders favoring wooden block paving, and the board rescinded its prior action to start anew.
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Board of Works
West Street
Fourteenth Street
Neighborhood fireworks request rejected by Board of Works
The Board of Works yesterday declined to close Twenty first and Alabama streets to traffic on the night of July to permit local residents to display fireworks without interruption. The board feared similar requests by others could block half the city streets.
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Board of Works
Twenty-first and
Alabama
Board of Works cites contract time limit on Rural Street work
The Board of Works notified contractor J. Harry Roberts that the time limit for the Rural Street improvement from Moore Avenue to Southeastern Avenue expired on November 7. If the project is not completed within a week, the board will call upon the contractor's bondsmen.
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Board of Works
J. Harry Roberts
Moore Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
City market moves day to Wednesday next week
The city market will open on Wednesday instead of Thursday of next week as Thursday is the Fourth of July. This change shifts the weekly schedule to accommodate the holiday.
Final action taken on multiple street and alley improvements
A series of city projects approved including openings, grading, paving, sewer construction, and water mains along streets such as Capitol avenue St. Clair Windsor Windsor Talbott Dorman Pratt and more. Rights and bonds approved for local sewer lines, brick and cement sidewalks, and curb work across numerous intersections and alleys.
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Capitol Avenue
First Alley
St. Clair Street
Senate Avenue
West Street
Sixteenth Street
Talbott Avenue
Dorman Street
Pratt Street
Windsor Street
Sterling Street
Raymond Street
Illinois
Daisy
Sheldon Street
Montana
Trowbridge Street
Southeastern Avenue
H. & D. Railroad
Brooks Street
Beville Avenue
Michigan Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Street
Keystone Avenue
St. Clair
Second Alley
Tenth Street
Jefferson Avenue
Adelaide Street
Market
Wabash Street
Arrow Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Valley Avenue
Tenth
Thirteenth Street
Wisconsin Street
Arizona Street
Chadwick Street
Ray Street
Wilkins Street
Cooper Street
Bloyd Avenue
Lawrence Street
Eleventh Street
Iowa Street
East Street
New Street
Mechanic Street
South Street
Henry Street
Noble Street
McCarty Street
Buchanan Street
Parker Street
Belt Railroad
Rker
Street Improvements Announced for Several Avenues
Road work to cement and curb sidewalks on Hill avenue from Eleventh to Temple avenues and on Temple avenue from Eleventh street to Pape avenue. Also scheduled on Twenty fourth street from Central to College avenues and local sewer work on Twenty eighth street from Tilmo ts street to Capitol avenue.
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Pease
Hill Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Temple Avenue
Eleventh Street
Pape Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Central Avenue
College Avenue
Tilmots Street
Capitol Avenue
Detectives Nab Nimrod Davis After Street Sighting
Detectives Asch and Wallace spotted Nimrod Davis, a Black man wanted for assault and battery with intent to kill Harry Beard two weeks earlier, on West Merrill Street. Davis fled into a nearby house, where Asch found him on a door and ordered him to surrender. Davis agreed to accompany the officers and is described as a longtime offender with prior workhouse terms.
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Asch
Wallace
Merrill Street
Nimrod Davis
Harry Beard
Davis
Effort to file Ross habeas corpus today
Lawyers Estabrook and Hynes prepare a habeas corpus petition to release John Ross, deemed insane by a lunacy commission led by Justice Lockman. The filing argues the commission acted unlawfully, that Ross is not insane, and questions Lockman’s examination. The case may reach the Criminal Court. perjury charges against physicians are hinted if Ross’s epilepsy claim is disproven.
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Estabrook & Hynes
John Ross
Justice Lockman
Ross
Hicks
Lockman
Commission
Alford
Kingan's
Kingan & Co., Limited
Central Hospital
James Canning
Thomas J. Quinn
A. I. McCorker
Joseph T. Rafferty
E. Batty
W. DL. Frazee
Ora Gough
BE. Farrey
James Pride
H. Shea
T. Carl
J. Fitzpatrick
J. H. Brady
C. H. Poland
W. E. Sipe
T. O'Connor
Oman Owen McGiven
W.snider
M. Champin
G. Herron
George E. Andrew
J. T. Willis
A. G. Miller
H. G. Thompson
C. Frye
G. Allison
T. Thompson
G. Shelburn
J. Brandt
John McNelius
Hugh Goodin
Martin Egan
Ed Henshaw
Nick Carroll
William Crouch
Joseph H. Conley
Charles F. Carrova
John Carroll
G.&. Stevens
John Kinney
M. Dugan
Joseph Brandt
Charles O'Donnell
Frank B. Miller
William L. Shook
John Fitzpatrick
Frank Jaegers
John Somers
John McHugh
Frank Stark
John Sullivan
Patrick Tarpy
W. C. Pickering
C. Erntz
J. Connell
Lewis G. Deerhate
Quiet probe into county records by Attorney General
Attorney General Taylor quietly investigates county court records to learn methods used to commit people to the insane asylum in this county. He is reportedly outraged by a case involving a young colored girl forced to accompany an officer to the asylum after a visit to the City Dispensary.
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Taylor
Ian
NOAH W. KRUMLER SEEKS INSANITY COMMITMENT
NOAH W. KRUMLER, aged seventy four and a veteran wholesale drug salesman, was taken to the police station with his son Clarence Krumiler and asked to be locked up for a sanity examination. He described strange outbursts and admitted an impulsive urge to choke a family member. He choked Captain Dawson during explanation and then apologized, later being adjudged insane and committed to an asylum for treatment.
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Nosh W. Krumier
Clarence Krumiler
Captain Dawson
Dawson
Kramier
Governor Durbin Defends Officer’s War Record
Governor Durbin defended Lieut. Richard T. Buchanan, a former regimental officer in the Spanish American War, noting Buchanan rose from second lieutenant to captain in Indiana volunteers, later earned a regular army commission, and received praise for gallantry with bids for a brevet and a medal of honor. He accused The Journal of misstating Buchanan’s distinguished service.
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Cuba
Forty-fourth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Murry
Forty-third
McClernan
Tam Saahy
Buchanan
Stag Smoker On Houseboat At Broad Ripple
The Indianapolis Aquatic Club invites members and guests to a stag smoker aboard their houseboat at Broad Ripple. At 8 30 p m the vessel will start up the river to a stop four to five miles upstream for swimming and fishing. Pearl Havelich will steer the boat.
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Indianapoli Aquatic Club
Broad Ripple
Millie D
Toemselves
Pearl Havelich
H. I'R
City Orchestra Plans Campaign After Weary Weather
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra directors pause on campaign until cooler weather. The board, reorganized with Ford Mayer as president and a group of women officers, plans a new support plan for next season. Rivalry with Theodore Thomas Chicago Orchestra promoters is considered non-detrimental as both sides pursue subscriptions and season tickets.
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Boone McKee
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ford Mayer
H. H. Howland
Geo. Co. Hitt
L. C. Page
Hugh MacGibeny
Last Recital Ends June Series at Indianapolis Conservatory
The final June recital by pupils of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music was held at Plymouth Church with large audiences. The program included a trio with Overture Figaro's Hochzeht Mozart, piano duets, Der Freischutz, Mendelssohn Fantasie Op. 28, performances by Miss Waldorf, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. Saler, Miss Barton sisters, and other soloists and ensembles.
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Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Plymouth Church
Waldorf
Pierce
Saler
Lenore Symphony
Catherine
Lillian Barton
de Beriot
der Freischutz
Miss Carroll
Miss Smith
Mendelssohn
Miss Su
Paiaces
Webb-Bohm
Robe Harness
Stauffer
Rickey
How to Economize with Ivory Soap
A short advertisement urges careful telegram economy and warns against cheap soaps that harm garments. It promotes Ivory Soap as the pure, safe choice for laundry, claiming it cleans thoroughly without damaging fabric and is worth the money.
Musical Recital Program Highlights Various Performers
Voice and piano pieces dominate the program with Miss Ella Bruner in a Polonaise and a Bach Toccata. Miss Myrtle Anderson plays Beate minor and Praludium on piano, Miss Est Violin performs La Melancolie Pastorale, and Mr Burt N. Pierce presents an unaccompanied piano Waltz. Additional items include Miss Aurora Wittebort, a chorus Requiem third chorus, and Baritone Solo by Mr J W Bussey.
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Thomas
Ella Bruner
Bach
Prume
Myrtle Anderson
Praludium
Burt N. Pierce
Chopin
Aurora Wittebort
J. W. Bussey
German House Concert Adds Rain-Free Sunset to Garden Program
The Indianapolis Military Band directed by J. B. Cameron performed the second garden concert of the season at German House. Despite threatening skies, light rain ceased mid-performance and drew an attentive audience to the knelope and lawn. The program included Coons in the Cane Brake by Mark Clayson.
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Indianapolis
J. B. Cameron
Knelope
Mark Clayson
Rev. F. B. Smith Presents Original Manuscript of "America"
Capt. Wallace Foster received a photograph of the manuscript of the song "America" from 8S. F. Smith. The Rev. F. B. Smith, father of the Mr. Smith who donated it, authored the piece that inspired the gift.
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Wallace Foster
F. Smith
America
F. 8. Smith
Mr. Smith
Captain Foster
Harvard Grad Who Wrote America The Hymn in Andover Days
The text notes a Harvard graduate from the class of 182 with Oliver Wendell Holmes and an Andover Theological Seminary alumnus in 1832. While studying at Andover, he wrote America after reading German hymns, inspired by the music. The hymn debuted at a Fourth of July children’s celebration at Park Church in Boston and quickly gained popularity.
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Harvard
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Andover Theological Seminary
America
Andover
Park Church
Boston
Mother claims husband abducted her child in Haughville
Mrs. Anna Tillberry of 402 Centennial Street reports to police that her three year old child was playing outside when her husband ran away with it. She says they are separated but not officially divorced, and officers refused to intervene.
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Anna Tillberry
Centennial Street
Haughville
Denver Woman Sues for Divorced Rights Against Peyton
Mrs Helen M Peyton of Denver sued Col Isaac N Peyton a Spokane mining man for half his property claiming her 1886 divorce was invalid and seeks to set aside it and nullify his second marriage The court ruled the divorce valid but she forfeited all rights through years of delay and the suit ended yesterday Judge Richardson presiding on all points
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Helen M. Peyton
Denver
Isaac N. Peyton
Spokane
Richardson
Colonel Peyton
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