Theaters To-Day And Next Week Listings
A roundup of showings at Grand Park and Empire theaters with vaudeville burlesque and stage plays. Notable acts include Soldiers of Fortune with Edeson and Harwood, and The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch plus Miranda of the Balcony at Park. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra caps the week at English's with soloists and final conductor appearance.
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AEA
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hugh Mece Gibeny
Emma Anc
Schneider
Europe
Personal and Society notices from locals include travels and visits
Dr and Mr Harry Hicks return from New York Miss Helene Hibben home from winter in New York Mrs William Pratt leaves for Logansport J W Coates heads to Milwaukee to reside permanently John Geiger to give pupils recital at Schellxehmidt studio Mrs Messing visiting daughter in Lafayette returns home Miss Caroline Michael back from three weeks with aunt Mrs H Ward of Rochester Ind Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club meets with Mrs Hiram Brown 16 Central Avenue Mrs Charles Igenfritz of Monroe Mich visiting North Minors street Mr and Mrs Harold Hibten back from New York expected home Monday Miss Lulu Levi of Peru visiting sister Mrs Munter Munter hosts for her Wednesday evening Miss Julian Hollweg leaves for St Louis to visit Mrs E R Ronbauer Mayor and Mrs A Bookwalter to spend Sunday in Noblesville entertained by Mr and Mrs Richmond Mr and Mrs J G De Prez and son plus Mr and Mrs Dan De Prez of Shelbyville to spend Sunday with Chas A Ross The population Mrs Alta M Brown’s recital at Paul’s parish house North Meridian Hlattle Messing of St Louis arrives early next week to be with cousins Sara and Messing Mrs William D Dickey hosts luncheon yesterday.
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Harry 8
Caroline Michael
H. Ward
Rochester
Ind
Kappa Alpha Theta
Hiram Brown
Central Avenue
Charles Igenfritz
Monroe
Mich
Samuel P. Stoddard
North Minors Street
Harold R
St. Louis
Sara
9 Messing
William D. Dickey
WEDDING BELLS AND SOCIAL DOINGS IN INDIANAPOLIS AREA
Social notices recount weddings and entertaining in Indianapolis area towns. Miss Rose Campbell weds William B. Walsh of New Orleans at her parents home and the couple plan to reside at the Plaza. Numerous teas and dinners honor out of town guests including Mrs. Wheellock Mrs. Kay and Mayor Bookwalter. Wicker and Carson unite in Noblesville while Malloch and Bridge wed in San Rafael Cal.
Sources of the Bible lecture at Plymouth Church
Rev. H. C. Meserve will speak at Plymouth Church tomorrow evening on the Sources of the Bible. This first of two illustrated lectures features ancient manuscripts papyri stone fragments and cuneiform inscriptions found among ruins.
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Plymouth Church
H. C. Meserve
Secretary Hunt Seeks List of Foreign Corporations in Counties
Secretary of State Union B. Hunt is sending letters to prosecuting attorneys across the state requesting a list of foreign corporations doing business in their counties. He notes few have complied with the law, and mentions the tobacco and whisky trusts have not complied.
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Union B. Hunt
Emancipation of Man Through Machinery Study
Professor Henry G. Adams of the University of Michigan spoke at the Propylaeum on the social effects of machinery, arguing that industrial advances will raise living standards and leisure. He traced three revolutions and four social outcomes including higher wages, nationalized industry, and a new code of industrial morals, while noting machinery’s role in creating a wage-earning class and expanding interdependence among regions and people.
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Ufe
Henry G. Adams
University of Michigan
Propylaeum
Adams
Modera Fe
Prof
Napoleon
Mill
Indiana Firms File Articles of Incorporation
Two Indianapolis corporations filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Interstate Advertising Company aims at general advertising with $9,000 capital, incorporators John Felgen W H Scott J H Vaueht and E S Darling. Polar Ice and Fuel Company led by president Albert Lieber has $10,000 capital, directors Albert Lieber Henry Ditmer Herman Habich Evans Woollen and Charles Nuerge. The Black Diamond Company was in ted and plans to mine Endeal chad with a cavital shock of M000.
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Indianapolis
Interstate Advertising Company
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
John Felgen
W. H. Scott
J. H. Vaueht
E. 8. Darling
Albert Lieber
Disputed identification in Cumberland case linked to mutilated remains
A Fort Wayne dispatch says a man found hanged near Cumberland is not James Davidson of the area. Davidson was killed about a week ago and his mutilated remains were found beside a railroad track and identified by relatives. The county morgue identification of Davidson is alleged to be erroneous.
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Fort Wayne
Cumberland
James Davidson
City News Notes From Indiana Papers Highlight Local Events
Dr J Funnell McKee left for London to study surgery for a year. The Tyroleans will meet Miss Hattie Stowe in Castleton. George Gardner to join the Metropolitan Police Board of Vincennes. Oaklandon Cornet Band to host a musical at the Masonic Temple Castleton with refreshments. Columbia Club mortgages 380000 to secure 300 second mortgage bonds at 5 percent for five years. Girls Industrial School plans a Frank Shellhouse lecture March 15 titled From this City to Jerusalem and Return with stereopticon views. Christine Anderson with smallpox leads to quarantine at 2127 North Capitol. Bronze tablet planned at Wabash College honoring Civil War graduates. Names include Lew Wallace Black Hawkins Cleland Carnahan Bates Merrill. Tablet by Rudolph Schwartz to be placed next June. Live Stock Exchange rule fining members for contacting country shippers rescinded after dispute between young and older firms.
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J. Funnell McKee
London
Tyroleans
Hattie Stowe
East McCarty Street
George Gardner
Metropolitan Police Board of
Vincennes
Oaklandon Cornet Band
Masonic Temple
Castleton
Columbia Club
Girls’ Industrial School
Frank Shellhouse
Jerusalem
Christine Anderson
Otto Haueisen
North Capitol Avenue
Buehler
H. J. Milligan
Wabash College
Lew Wallace
John C. Black
Hawkins
John E. Cleland
Gen. Carnahan
Hervey Bates
Samuel Merrill
Rudolph Schwartz
Live Stock Exchange
Union Stockyards
Exchange
The
Reverend Mann to lead Holy Communion at Christ Church
The Rev. Austin W. Mann, pioneer general missionary to the deaf in the middle West, will hold a Holy Communion service in Christ Church chapel on Monument Place tomorrow at 10 39 a m. An evening service follows at 3 o'clock. He preached at St Ann's Chapel in New York City on the first Sunday in February and also served the Brooklyn Mission.
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Austin W. Mann
Middle West
Christ Church
Monument Place
Mr. Mann
St. Ann's Chapel
New York City
Brooklyn
Utah Attorney General Comments on Plural Marriage and Politics
M A Breeden the Utah attorney general said yesterday he is the sole gentile on the last state ticket and that polygamy and Mormon marriages are rapidly vanishing. He named J W Noel of the city as a business partner of Roberts who was expelled from Congress for being a Mormon.
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M. A. Breeden
Utah
Taylor
J. W. Noel
Mr. Breeden
Breeden
Roberts
Congress
Commercial Club Elects Ten New Members
The Commercial Club membership committee met yesterday noon and elected Jonathan M. Clark Franklin B. Clark James W. Gibson Henry Maag C. J. Murphy Charles N. Patton C. B. Rockwood Albert R. Thompson Charles L. Dietz Ira K. Thayer. Membership now over a thousand. The smoke committee will inspect the device in operation at the When building this morning.
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The
Commercial Club
Jonathan M. Clark
Franklin B. Clark
James W. Gibson
Henry Maag
C. J. Murphy
Charles N. Patton
C. B. Rockwood
Albert R. Thompson
Charles L. Dietz
Ira K. Thayer
Building Allied Council Holds Short Session in New Quarters
The Building Allied Council met briefly in its new quarters with no business beyond internal matters. At the next meeting it is likely the council will face new items. The Carpenters' Union district council weighs the General Contractors' Association proposal and may pass it to the council if a settlement is not reached.
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Building Allied Council
The
Carpenters’ Union
General Contractors’ Association
New War Claim to Be Filed in Indiana
Attorney General Taylor received a letter from Robert J. Tracewell controller of the treasury about Indiana's new civil war money claim to be filed. The state must file a largely different claim than the former one. George A. Bingham of the state auditor's office is gathering material to accompany the new filing.
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Taylor
Robert J. Tracewell
The
Treasury
Indiana
George A. Bingham
State Auditor's Office
Republican meeting on Spann and State endorses four candidates
A meeting last night on Spann avenue and State streets featured several Republican speakers. Precinct committeemen present endorsed Charles Krauss for treasurer Fred Shepard for auditor Henry W Krausmann for surveyor and Edward H Diehl for coroner.
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Spann Avenue
State Streets
Charles Krauss
Fred Shepard
Henry W. Krausmann
Edward H. Diehl
Princeton Club reunion opens in Pittsburg with Triangle Club play
Pittsburg hosts the third reunion and convention of the Western Association of Princeton Clubs. About 100 students and delegates arrive, led by Rev. Dr. Francis J. Patton. The Triangle Club presents The King of Pompea at the Avenue Theater, a key social event of the season.
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Pittsburg
Western Association of Princeton
Triangle Club
Princeton
Avenue Theater
Francis JL. Patton
Holten Hanged in Private Execution at Van Buren
Kip Holten was hanged at 10 12 a m in Van Buren Arkansas after Governor Davis refused to intervene. The private execution followed a protracted murder of his wife in Lancaster last September and the shooting of Justice O Kelly. Premeditation driven by jealousy was cited in the case.
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van Buren
Ark
Kip Holten
Davis
Holten
Lancaster
Justice O'Kelly
Silk frauds probe widens to Chicago theft case
In Chicago on March 7 United States special attorney Wickham Smith gathered evidence among federal officials and wholesale goods houses as part of a drive to recover about 1 000 000 said diverted from the treasury by silk frauds at the New York custom house. He previously conducted inquiries in New York.
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Chicago
United States Treasury
New York Custom House
Wickham Smith
United States
New York
Civil War captain Charles P. Bigger dies by own action
Richmond Virginia reported that Capt. Charles P. Bigger, a Civil War captain of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues and commandant of the Lee Camp Soldiers' Home, died by his own act today after months of ill health.
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Richmond
Chas. P. Bigger
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Lee Camp
Will Not Visit London Coronation for Alice Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports White House officials state Miss Alice Roosevelt will not attend King Edward VII’s coronation. Plans shifted after her eighteenth birthday as parents cancel the London trip to avoid international courtesies and status questions.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
White House
Alice Roosevelt
King Edward
Europe
Alice
Prince Henry
Cuba
Wood
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Reid
London
Miss Roosevelt
Germany
America
Judge’s mercy denied as martinecks jailed in child abuse case
Judge Stubbs, moved to tears, orders maximum punishment for Martin ecks and Orme case. Hazel Orme described as starved and beaten. judge condemns cruelty, orders 60 days in workhouse and hospital care for Hazel at no cost to family. Orme parents cried. Martineck defendant shown little sympathy.
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Hazel Orme
Martineck
Anna Orme
Martinecks
Ormes
Hazel
Orme
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eleanor Hospital
Rs. Martineck
Stubbs
F. A. Morrison
Prosecution Describes Hazel Orme Case in Court Argument
In a police station statement Prosecutor Collins compared the scene to the wasted skeleton of South West street. Late afternoon both Martinecks posted $500 appeal bonds and were freed. Orme and his wife faced immediate detainment and said they would appeal but cannot post bond until Tony.
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Hazel Orme
South West Street
Collins
Martinecks
Orme
Tony
Cross Examination Reveals Mercury Question In Patrick Trial
Dr. Walker Curry testified he did not know Rice had taken mercury and described Rice’s weak heart and mental mood. He said Patrick’s office men were discussed and that he told Patrick Rice’s condition, denying breach of medical etiquette. The trial adjourned with Curry as Patrick’s physician for seven years.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Goff
Walker Curry
Moore
Rice
Patrick
Jones
Dr. Curry
Osborne
Mr. Rice
Curry
Jerome
Meyer
Short
Hidden money found in Carbondale saloon building
In Carbondale on March 7 an additional fund of hidden money was found in the Froelich brothers saloon building. The latest discovery adds to a total near seventeen thousand dollars unearthed since the Froelichs died, with the first sum located at eight dollars and fifty cents.
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Carbondale
Takora
Froelich Brothers
Charles and
Allen
Froeliths
Death of Ada Klump Rumor of Husband In Custody
Grand Rapids Mich March latest developments in the Ada Klump case indicate deadly headache powders tainted with strychnine were mailed to her and others. Sheriff Chapman arrested William Klump, who says he knew nothing of the poison and took the powder from a Lowell post office envelope.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Klump
William Klump
Lowell
Michigan
Chapman
Khump
Watson
Klump
Hattie Whitield
Thin City
Coffee Slave Turned From Addiction to Postum
A Michigan woman writes of a lifelong coffee dependency that caused headaches rheumatic pain and nervous breakdown. After switching to Postum Food Coffee six months ago she reports relief with improved digestion stronger nerves and stable energy.
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Postum Butue Creek
Mich
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Indanapolis
Home Institution
Stevenson
Hasilton & CO
Pembroke Arcade
Phon
Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
City Club
Robert Edeson
Harry Harwood
Gretchen Lyons
Augustus Thomas
Richard Harding Davis
David Warfield
Marie Bates
Odell Williams
Nel Me Lynch
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Empire Theater
the Brigadiers
Personal and
Park Avenue
Bloomington
L. S. Ayres
W. B. Wheelock
George Wheelock
Iowa
James FR. Kay
Harold C. Megrew
C. A. Bookwalter
Meridian W. C. T. I
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W. Oakes
College Avenue
Wells
Meridian Union
Miss Lichtenberger
A. M. de Souchet
Blacherne
BE. A. Hendrickson
E. E. Moel
Evansville
Mr. Hawkins
Wicker—Carson
Noblesville
Vernon Wicker
Mary Carson
Tennyson Lewis
Friends’ Church
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Daily Ledger
Carson
Amos Carson
Maude Dale
Bridge
Malloch
Wabash
Minnie Malloch
John Seth Bridge
San Rafael
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Mote
Bessie Church
Harvey B. Lasselle
M. S. Marble
Greenwood
Alonzo Doughfit
Shelbyville
Grafton Johnson
Mabel Tengle
Anna Belt
John Whitenack
Crawfordsville
D. Averites
Fred Stanton
Franklin
Ladies of the Christian Church
Friend Wiley
Friy
Will Blake
Texas
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Harvey Brewer
Englishtown
N. J
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Hieronomus
Nashville
William Bass
the Bible
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August Dile
Henry Lohider
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Westphalia
Sunflower Coal Company
Dugger, Tind
Cis M. Dugger
W. R. Dugger
M. E. Dugger
E. H. Dugger
O. E. Dugger
Luther Telephone Company
Luther, Ind
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Whitley
Huntington
Kosciusko
Myron L. Pray
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John J. Schwartz
Colombian Commerce Company
Kennebec
Carl C. Wiley
Citizens’ Canning Company
Spiceland
Mohawk Telephone Company
Indiana Industries
Secretary of State
City News Notes
St. Alban’s Mission For
the Commercial Club
Pomera
Judge
Morrison
Martineck-Orme
Dr. Morrison
Smike
Charles Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby
Squeers
England
Victor Hugo
Cosette
Thenardier
Jean Valjean
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
Audrey
Mary Johnston
San Francisco Chronicle
New York Times
Houghton, Mifflin & Company
Wilson
Wilson Distilling CO
Baltimore, Md
Millionaire Rice
Mercury
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