The Sunshine of Paradise Alley at Park Theater
The Sunshine of Paradise Alley drew a large audience at Park Theater for its first local showing at popular prices. The company, nearly the same as in prior higher priced seasons, delivers above average acting with a mix of singing and specialty numbers enhancing the melodrama. John Walsh, W J Sully, George Annand, and Grace Kimball lead a strong cast with Little Daniel Watson's sack of marbles gag and several celebrated vocal interludes shaping the program through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Alley
Denman Thompson
George W. Ayer
New York
Park Theater
East River Dock
Brooklyn Bridge
Widow McNally
John Walsh
W. J. Sully
William de Wolfe
George P. Annand
Herman Steinman
Joseph Madden
Philo May
Charles Peters
Helen Gurney
Grace Kimball
Master Eate
Daniel Watson
Beatrice Ashton
Helen McDonald
Holy City
John J. Flynn
Lee Eeslaymon
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Little Bobble
Parisian Widows at Empire Theater Draws Large Crowd
L. Lawrence Weber's Parisian Widows opens a three day engagement at the Empire Theater to a large audience. The show features a large chorus and several acts including Miss Breezy of Chicago, musical numbers by George Ryder and J J Barrett, and the Johnstone Brothers acrobatic bicyclists. Harry Glazier appears in a romantic turn as part of the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lawrence Weber
Empire Theater
Miss Breezy
Chicago
George Ryder
W. H. Williams
J. J. Barrett
Hd Gallagher
Harry Buckley
Buckley
Johnstone Brothers
Charlies Parke
Fogarty
Vaudeville and opera week at Englishs and Grand theaters
The Park Theater hosts events Thursday through Saturday with strong vaudeville shows headlined by Deila Fox Francesca Redding George W Monroe and Jes Sweet. Englishs Opera House offers Thomas Orchestra concert with Marguerite Lemon as soloist and a week of The Village Postmaster at Grand with Lena Stuart Barnes Mabel Sisson. Madame Morrelli arrives at the Zoo training arena prospects for future performances while Ke lcey and Shannon headline My Lady Dainty at Englishs tonight with an extensive supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
Deila Fox
Francesca Redding
George W. Monroe
Jes Sweet
Na Stuart Barnes
Mabel Sisson
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
English
Opera
My Lady Dainty
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Richard Savage
Funeral Honors Planned for Jessie Lendormi Leader in Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union executive committee met to honor Jessie Lendormi treasurer of the union and arrange a prominent funeral. A body turnout by delegates and allied unions is planned with a union band marching from the hall to her home at 516 North Davidson street for the 2 PM service at Crown Hill Cemetery. Floral offerings will be funded from the central purse, and a resolutions committee was formed for the next meeting.
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Central Labor Union
Jessie Lendormi
Organized Labor
Miss Lendormi
Central Labor Union Hall
Lendormi
North
Davidson Street
Feltmann
R. E. Groff
Harry Slough
Clarence Gaumer
Cigar Makers’ Union
C. B. Cones Company
Garment Makers’ Union
Women's Labor League
State Federation of Labor
Daughters of Rebekah
Crown Hill Cemetery
John Feltman
Edgar A. Perkins
P. Berry
Thomas Eckles
Garment Workers’ Union
Hugh Richards
Indianapolis
Woolen Mill Sold. Chenoweth to Reopen Soon
The old Model woolen mill on West Washington street sold yesterday by Stoughton J. Pletcher to D. A. Chenoweth for $2,000. Established by Geisendorff Bros forty years ago, extensive improvements are underway and the mill will soon reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Stoughton J. Pletcher
D. A. Chenoweth
Geisendorff Bros
Petition backs Arthur Cooper for federal marshal post
A large Republican petition urges Representative Arthur Cooper of Frankfort to be named chief deputy U.S. marshal. The outspoken anti trust bill author led in votes amid a contested election result.
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House of Representatives
Arthur Cooper
Frankfort
United States
Society Women Criticized For Lack Of Household Interest
Mrs. Mary A. Moody hosted a drawing room lecture on Household Science by Mrs. May Wright Sewall. Sewall urged women to respect labor and improve home life, condemning leisure class neglect of household duties and calling for better education of the body and mind. A Propylaeum event followed with A Comedy of Errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Moody
May Wright Sewall
Marshall Dearrach
New York
Propylaeum
Benjamin Harrison
John H. Holliday
Ovid Butler Jameson
E. C. Atkins
John
Tarkington
Joseph A. Milburn
John Candee Dean
O. S. Runnels
Harry
New
George C. Hitt
Charles F. Sayles
T. C. Day
Ernst Hobbs Burford
E. B. Martindale
Nathaniel A. Hyde
Hervey Bates, Jr
Mary Elaine Hussey
Winfield Taylor Durbin
John O. Perrin
Edward F. Hoc
Courtland van Camp
J.mming Smith
Louise Garrard
Arthur Voor
John N. Harry
Henry Coburn
George T. Porter
Hugh FH. Hanna
M. L. Haines
John W. Kern
Arthur Duel Gates
Edward H. Dean
EB. C. Atkins
H. C. Atkins
Samuel BE. Morss
H. A. Edson
Emily Fletcher
Hewitt H. Howland
Lafayette Page
John P. Hawkins
Hugh McGowan
Franklin Landers
City News Notes Highlights Local Events
City report lists John Cost hired as director of First English Lutheran Church choir and Elmer Ellsworth Circle hosting a literary musical social tonight. Hutchinson being returned to Kansas. Samuel Murburger arrested for allowing minors in billiard room. White to transfer to Indianapolis. Weast headed to Richmond. Rev. Quayle to lecture on The Gentleman in Literature tonight. Alumni Association plans third annual meeting June 14 at Manual Training High School. brief note on a chicken theft confession by Charles Abergast.
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J. E B. White
Railway Mall
Richmond
Indianapolis
G. L. Weast
William A. Quayle
Meridian-street Methodist Church
Tutlor
Knickerbocker Hall
Butler
Fickle Luck In Game Bucks Blue Labels Win Three Bowls Series
The Blue Labels opened a three game set against City Alleys winning 985 in the first game then fading in the second before losing the third. Buchanan led Blue Labels with 211 45 167 while Dunmeyer and Gielow contributed 20s. Citys top score came from Jay with a 24. Monitors swept the Criterions in three small-margin wins, Maroons edged the Rinks, and Columbias swept Merchants. Individual scores show Gardner Erdelmeyer and Beck among top contributors across matches.
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Blue Labels
Buchanan
Dunmeyer
Gielow
Jay
Monitors
Maroons
Columbias
BR. L
O. Williams
Moore
Troskey
Urmston Hy
C. Gardner
Erdelmeyer
G. Gardner
GO. Beck
Hilgemeier
H. A. Groff
Beck
Marion Alleys
Stewart
Merchants
N. B. Groff
Dr. Teague
J. Robinson
No Earl of Wargrave
The Leader reports Cecil Sherbrook Beaumont Howland dead in Allegheny General Hospital amid claims he was the Earl of Wargrave. Letters claim succession. a brother A J Harrison disputes the title and real name. No such earldom exists per authorities. Londons directory shows Ambrose I Harrison at 32 Broadway.
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Pittsburg
Leader
Cecil Sherbrook Beaumont Howland
Earl of Wargrave
Federal Street
Allegheny
England
Allegheny General Hospital
New York
Howland
A. J. Harrison
Cyril
Harrison
New York City
San Francisco
London
Beresford, Gray & Seymour
Ambrose I, Harrison
Broadway
Miss Minna G Austin Drowns in Georgia River
Miss Minna G. Austin a young Georgia socialite drowned herself in the Chattahoochee River at Atlanta yesterday suffering acute melancholia. The report notes her death as a suicide amid personal strain and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna G. Austin
Georgia
Chattahoochie
Atlanta
Thomas J. Ramsey
Jabetha
Kan
Ulysses Lewis
Clay County
Kentucky
David Davidson
Davitees
Auty
Pot Lestars
Myrtle Wan Dats
Sethian Wah
Violent Crimes Tour Through America and Mexico
The report details a severed throat case and a presumed insane Mrs Webster, a train robber in pursuit near Tombstone, and a Yaqui accomplice fleeing with horses toward the Mexican line. It notes Chauncey Glover’s four year four month sentence for forging a will, and extradition plans for NY postal clerk Joseph A. Conlin and a woman accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
New York
Glover
Joseph A. Conlin
San Francisco
Conlin
Moss Million
Ray Sailors
Excelsior Springs
Million
Ellen Allen
Nellie Allen
Knobnoster
Henry Wisely
Allen
Alfred Parsons
Lord Rosse
New Haven
Conn
Parsons
Hadley
Yale
Chemical Bank of
Columbia University
Hadley Parsons
Birr Castle
Ireland
Lord Beresford
Sidney Lascelles
Lascelles
Adler Charged With Swindling in Chicago Office
Samuel B. Adler, manager of the American News Clipping Company, was arrested today at 167 Schiller Building on charges of mail fraud. Postoffice Inspector Farrell seizes hundreds of letters to be used as evidence. daily takings estimated at a sizable amount. A scheme advertised nationwide invited agents and others to share in the company profits.
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Chicago
Samuel B. Adler
American News
Hhe
Schiller Building
Postoffice
Farrell
Ce Neg S
Fragmentary Ledger Like List of Names and Firms
A scattered OCR fragment listing numerous surnames and business names such as Contney, Chatman, Gillie, Craft, Howe, Hallteter, Jenry, Hancock, Hinshaw, Hull, Haure, Mall, Williams, Wirby, Walk, Yant, Fred, Western Stockman, Anderson Flint Bottle, Am. Morugane, Popp, T. Cc. Wiliams, Lindo Water Co. Linten & Co. and Morton. The text resembles a miscellaneous directory or catalog excerpt with many unreadable or partial items.
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Contney
Chatman
H. Gillie
Craft
Wm. Howe
Hy Hallteter
Jenry
Ant Ortswold
Hancock
Hinshaw
Hull
E. Haure
Mall
T Cc
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Butterick Patt
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Soc
N. A. Moore CO. Fancy Grocers
North Illinois St
Diamond Merchant
Illinois St
Bates House
Adolf Schleicher & Co
Weber
Harry Glazier
Three Musketeers
Thomas Orchestra
Marguerite Lemon
New England
Fourteenth-street Theater
Metropolitan
Opera House
Charles P. Elliott
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky
Masonic Tem
Louisville
Chestnut Street
Fourth
Vaude
Madame Louise Morrelli
M. Canibac
Mme. Morrelli
Arenic Zoo
Flambeau
Central Body
Woolen MN Seld
Miss Cooper
Shelbyville
Tenn
Delaware Street
Hugh McGibney
Mra. Oweth
R. J. Expy
Les William T. Brown
Gorsuch
Gaynor
Nevin
Miss Carpenter
Ellis Levy
Arcolay
Tase
Hicks
Holden
Man Desire
Edenharter
Musicale
Meek—Elder
Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Edward Meek
Sandusky, C
Edna Elder
Clay Elder
D. R. van Buskirk
South
Sandusky
Hicks -Rubinstein
Burnham
Donizetti
L. HK. Overholser
Seldener
St. Petersburg
Fla
N. A. Gladding
Hot Springs
Ark
Sallie Hert
Bloomfield
Frank Wells
Frank Morris Black
Madeline Meegan
Kansas City
Flora Jones
Pennsylvania Street
James J. Lodge
Columbia Club
E. J. Heeb
T. B. Peery
P. A. Havelick
Frances Russell
Lafayette
Edith Harvey
Miss Power
William L. Elder
Italy
Susan Huber
Sophie C. Bradford
Irvington
Laura Conroy
Philadelphia
Lynn B. Milliken
H. H. Hanna
Miss Russell
Gilpatrick
Boston
Anderson
L. H. Firey
Snell
Hays
Thompson
Stella Anderson
Binford
Niblack
Katherine Home
Christ Church
S. C. Behymer
H. C. van Anda
G. W. Warner
L. C. Gainey
R. B. Fisher
van Anda
Carl Anderson
Clara Langsdale
Euchre
East Eleventh Street
M. C. Shea
E. G. Taylor
H. O. Winter
E. C. Collins
John Schlepy
George Meyer
W. L. McWhinney
M. Connelly
Louise McCarthy
City News Notes
John Cost
Indianapolis Dental Club
Ee Hotel
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Ors
sIindiana
Pennsylvania
Walschner Music CO
Olivis
Allen B. Wrisley Co
Wories
Meridian ST
Gibson
Messrs. Pike & Hoadley
Paraiope
Aullford
Fannie
Abram
Alhouse
Ethie L. Adama
Sallie HH. Anderson
Kate
Barber
Ida
Amy
Dell
Mary
Davie
Josie
Evans
M. E. Fricker
Dora
Graf
Lillian. Garrison
Jeese Humphrey
Hawkins
Eatell Howe
Howard
Ure
Laurie
Hunt
Lomax
Mary J. Lewis
Wiliams
T. D. Williame
J. 3
Wirby
Uriah
Walk
Aes Yant
Fred
Western Stockman
Flint
Popp
BB & T. Co
Kasker & Kasker
Lindo Water Co
Linten & Co. Mutre
Morton Santtarium Oo Nat'l Accitent Asta
Suve Ca
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