The Princess Chic at English's Opera House
Marguerite Sylva stars in the new comic opera The Princess Chic by Kirk La Shelle and Julian Edwards at English's Opera House. Cast includes Isabelle Underwood and Agnes Pan with strong scenic design and lighting. the show pleases a music loving audience and runs again today and tonight.
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Kirk la Shelle
Julian Edwards
English
Opera House
Marguerite Sylva
Opera Comique
Opera Bouffe
Chic
la Shelle
Edwards
Charles the Bold
Sylva
Isabelle Underwood
Agnes Pan
Estelle
Chambertin
Daugh
Mere
Inderwood
Paul
Ubert Wilkes
Thomas C. Leary
Chamberlin
Neill McNeill
Pomae
Joseph Miron
W. A. Lawrence
Brabeau
Joseph Mifon
Mrs Fiske Beckys Sharp at Grand Della Fox Week Start March 21
Manager Myers announces week of March 21 engagements at the Grand Della Fox including Becky Sharp impersonations praised as finished art, The Brides of Garry Owen with local cast, Feldt's Passion Play lecture, and The Great White Diamond with notable mechanical effects and songs. Also showing Mediterranean Railway panoramic biograph and Rugco Holland vaudeville closes today. Sunshine of Paradise Alley by Thompson and Ayer noted.
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Myers
Grand Della Fox
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Garry Owen
Harry
Feldt
Dramatic and vaudeville offerings at Park and Grand theaters
The Park Theater screens drama from a familiar company next Thursday through the following week with a prior engagement. English’s Opera House features My Lady Dainty next Friday and Saturday with Kelcey and Shannon. English’s hosts Elks vaudeville Tuesday and Wednesday. Grand Theatre presents the Allison family and a varied vaudeville program including ventriloquism, Paddy whisky, The Mysterious Pill, A Darktown Circus, Lumpenzelt, and Hoopers novelty.
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Park Theater
Lady Dainty
English
Opera House
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Ald Ae
Elks
Thomas P. Getz
Allison
A. O. Duncan
Will H. Fox
Clayton
Jasper
Bouman
Adelle
Hoopers
Williams-Singer Wedding In Richmond Occurs At Bride's Home
Miss Chandler Elizabeth C Mien Hazel Davis Margaret Wild and Bessie Goodykuntz of Anderson attended a social event where Mrs Helen Werbe and Miss Lucetta Ohr served punch and an orchestra performed. Caleb B Williams and Viola W Singer were married last night at the bride's home officiated by Rev J P Chariness of Fifth Street M E Church. They will reside here.
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Chandler
Elizabeth C . Mien
Hazel Davis
Margaret Wild
Bessie Goodykuntz
Anderson
Helen Werbe
Lucetta Ohr
Williams
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Caleb B. Williams
Viola W. Singer
Marrie
J. P. Chariness
Fifth-street
M. E
Speaker Artman orders doorkeepers to seize absentees
Speaker Artman ordered doorkeepers to hunt down members absent without excuse and bring them before the bar of the House. Representative Erdlitz, who bolted, was surprised during a Turkish bath at the Masonic Temple and was escorted back to the House after being notified that he was under arrest.
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Artman
Erdlitz
Lake County
Hotel English
Masonie Temple
Indianapolis city notes span guests, travels and events
Indianapolis writers and readers report a host of local items including N A Gladding visiting in Tampa Bay Florida A M Sweeney returning from a Pacific coast trip Indies of the First Baptist Church selling their cook book Postmaster reports February stamp sales up 416601 Governor Durbin issues requisition for Frank Frazee in grand larceny case Police and church events fill the week with lectures Bible topics and missions plans from the Central avenue M E Church and Indiana Senate and House members attend the business men Bible class Speakers include Rev John Pearson and Miss Mary B Mullen plus updates on street car injuries and milk licensing enforcement.
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Aliee Jewar
Plainfield
Emmett J. Heeb
R. K. Syfers
Ohio
May Henley
Shelbyville
Eddy M. Campbell
New York
Elizabeth Lucas
Columbus
Ind
Maud Smith
Misa Mae Simon
Wil North Alabama Street
Charles Martindale
Victoria
T. A. Randall
Edna
Old Point Comfort
Washington, D. C
Florence Malott
Joseph A. Milburn
H. V. Finkelstein
I. R Meyers
Peoria
Lil
Harry Joseph
North Meridian Street
Henry Severin
Edwin Henry Forgy
North Mehecco Street
J. P. Mullally
Doliman Flats
Delaware Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church
John Newby
D. Wiley
Palm Beach
Fla
A. C. Newby
West Indies
Florida
Thayer
Greenfield
Harry B. Smith
William F. Landers
Mise Mabel Everett
Toledo
Mina Everett
Keres
Thomas M. Balliet
Springfield
Mass
H. B. Heywood
Samuel Kiger
John Kittle
John Riley
John Spahr
John Brasier
Frank McCrea
Augustus Craft
Harry Temperty
Charles Stafford
George Bauer
V. New
North
Senate Avenue
Germany
Justice of the Peace
McGrady
John
Indianapolis
J. D. George
Park Avenue
KR. O. Hawkins
J. Dearborn
Charles A. Dale
Harry Christian
Ada Connor
Reliant Holton
Franklin Atkins
J. Cumming Smith
E. J. Robison
Kesrah Loftin
E. C. Rumpler
Charles Paquette
Allen B. Philpott
Miss Allen
Alfred BE. Dickey
Miss Seegmarker
George C. Hitt
Mes. Wild
J. F. Wild
College Avenue
Secomd
Mra
Rev
Re. M. L
Nm Tr
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Tampa Bay
A. M. Sweeney
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
First Baptist Church
Bowen-Merrill Company
R. McCrea
Fahnley
Masonic Hall
Board of Health
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George B. Walton
George T. Baws
James L. Mitchell
Durbin
Frank Frazee
Anderson
Frazee
Youngstown
Plymouth Church
Balliett
Indiana Senate
House of Representatives
Central Avenue M. Kh
Charles F. Coffin
Tople
Judas
C. C. Bell
Big Four
Danville, Sr
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St. Clair Street
William Donaghue
Railway Company
Indianapolis Ministers’ Association
Meridian-street Church
W. P. Thinkeld
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational Society
John Pearson
American Bible Society
Mary B. Mullen
South Africa
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Fletcher Place
Eewin Bay
Hallylace
California Street
Audubon Society Talks On Bird Migrations At Club
The Audubon Society held its monthly meeting at the Commercial Club last night. Mr H T Fish, a city teacher, spoke on Migrations of the Birds of America noting birds migrate more often and farther because feeding grounds have been destroyed by man. An informal discussion followed.
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The
Audubon Society
Commercial Club
H. T. Fish
Birds of America
Arrest Report Involving Maggie Roberts At Home
Maggie Roberts of 17 South Missouri street was arrested on a warrant sworn by Fred Buechert of 40% West McCarty street. He was robbed February 7 of $70. The charge alleges entering a dwelling to commit a felony. Clarence Catt and Charles Rice, captured at Kansas City, returned with $70, claim the woman planned the robbery.
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Mageie Roberts
South
Missouri Street
Fred Buechert
McCarty
Clarence Catt
Charles Rice
Kansas City
Fire damages Baldwin block home on Market and Delaware
A fire in the Baldwin block at Market and Delaware streets yesterday morning caused alarm and about 00 pounds in damage. William Weckler of 12 Camp street reported about 4 dollars lost. The family woke to flames and saved most furniture as water aided in limiting loss.
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Baldwin
Market
Delaware Streets
Iiliam Weckler
Camp Street
Nurse Mabel Preston Dies in Hospital Elevator Shaft
Mabel Preston a nurse at Michael Reese Hospital and daughter of a Mason City physician met a horrible death in the fourth floor elevator shaft last night. She was on a raised platform attempting to reach the shaft when the accident occurred in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mabel Preston
Michael Reese Hospital
Mason City
Prices Well Advanced and Outlook for Cereals
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports stronger jobbing in groceries hardware and iron specialties in the East with good retail activity except for dry goods like clothing. West and Southwest show unsatisfactory conditions. Iron and steel prices mislead. finished products lag while mills secure high prices and expect material advances before May 1. Wool and cotton markets rise. boots and shoes shipments up from Boston. production curtailment in Southern yarn mills. raw cotton consumption falls. grain markets firm with Atlantic wheat exports strong. Commercial failures in February total 104 with 11.3 million dollars in claims.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Steei
Pittsburg
Pillsburg
Bessemer
Grey Forge
Connellsville
Boston
Chicago
Southern Yarn Mills
Fall River
Atlantic
Bradstreet's
Minneapolis
Birmingham
St. Louis
New England
Weneral
United States
Iso
Strength in Metals Boosts Trade Across Regions
Bradstreet's reports tomorrow's details show West distributive centers improving trade with bank clearings and rail earnings up versus last year. Iron and steel gain, with higher prices and strong demand driven by broad consumption. other sectors like dry goods, clothing, and export tie-ins show cautious strength amid seasonal shifts.
Stolen Checks Target Chicago Livestock Firms
In Chicago on March 1, checks valued at about 75000 dollars were stolen from several livestock firms with offices in the Exchange building. Police are investigating the incident as part of a widening theft ring.
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Chicago
Thief Targets Stockyards Checks Across Week
The thief who has plundered stockyards for a week remains at large, eluding police and private detectives. Traps are in place but have failed, and banks have been ordered to halt payment on checks ranging from $10 to $1,000.
Insurgents Defeated Near Maria La Baja
Government troops repelled a February battle near Maria La Baja in Colombia, defeating insurgents under Rozles. The clash left thirty insurgents killed and ten wounded, while government forces suffered eight officers and seven men killed and many wounded.
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Colon
Colombia
Maria la Baja
Rozles
Insurgenta
Shenkle Sentenced After Carrollton Lynching Threats
Albert Shenkle, guarded by four militia companies, was brought from Springfield to Carrollton. He pleaded guilty to the December assault on a sixteen year old girl, received an indeterminate sentence, and was sent to Chester prison amid a mob threat with no disorder. He confessed he was drunk and would have faced trial otherwise.
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Carrollton
Ill
Albert Shenkle
Charles H. Giller
Springfield
Chicago & Alton
Shenkle
Owen Thompson
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Chester
Conlee
Associated Press
Quarrel Ends in Murder at Richmond Mine No 4
Chester Stanley was shot and killed today by a Black coworker named McNiel at mine No 4 four miles south of Richmond Missouri. Both men were mine employees and a quarrel sparked the tragedy. The suspect is at large, expected to be arrested soon and possibly lynched amid rising racial tensions sparked by a smallpox quarantine.
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Richmond
Chester Stanley
McNiel
A. Brown
Carrie Nation Returns to Jail in Topeka
Carrie Nation occupies her county jail cell after a Peoria trip. She declares she will resume smashing as soon as released and notes her bond is canceled. Trial set for April term of the District Court.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Peoria
Countty
House Concurred in Senate Amendments on 169 to MM Vote
Mr Hull voted yea as the House carried the motion to concur in Senate amendments by 169 to MM. The House recessed at 6 15 until 9 o clock tomorrow morning with a window from 9 to 11 devoted to unanimous consent legislation.
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Mr. Hull
House
Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
St. Louis
Charleston
S. C
Platt
Connecticut
Cuba
Money
Mississippi
Morgan
Judas Betrayal and Jesus in Gethsemane Reflections
March 3 1901 essay analyzes Judas Iscariot as a covetous thief not a premeditated betrayer. It recounts the arrest at Gethsemane by a 600 strong Roman and temple force, Jesus’s calm bearing, Judas’s kiss, and the wider sermon on doubt and loyalty among Jesus’s followers.
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Josus
The
Apostolic College
Judas
Thomas
Jesus
John Ruskin
Galilee
Temple
George Herbert
Mehta
Jesus the Nazarene
Hall
Mark Antony
Avidius Cassius
Peter
Gethsemane
Christian Endear Worded Reflections on Christian Fruit
A New Zealand girl educated in England returns home after finding Christian joy. The piece cites Kipling, shows calls to bear fruit, and highlights humble duties over grand displays. It invokes MacDonald and Helen Hunt Jackson on service and repentance.
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New Zealand
England
Christ
Rudyard Kipling
Glasgow
George Maconald
Helen Hunt Jackson
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