Mrs. Fiske Stars in The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch and Chelsea
At the Park Theater Mrs. Fiske presents two plays The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch and A Bit of Old Chelsea both tonight with performances at 2 and 8:15. The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch is a four act drama by Burton Harrison with scenes in New York while A Bit of Old Chelsea is a one act piece known to audiences from prior visits.
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Indianapolis Symphony
Euseine
Fiske
Hatch
Chelsea
Pp. m. Empire
Park Theater
Central Park
Indianapolis Symphony final concert at English's under Karl Schneider
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra closes its season tonight at English's directed by Karl Schneider with soloists Hugh McGibeny violin and Elma Ingelmann soprano. Week's engagements include Robert Edeson in Soldiers of Fortune and The Auctioneer by David Warfield midweek, plus The Strollers musical on Friday and Saturday, and vaudeville shows at Grand Opera House and Empire beginning this afternoon.
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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Karl Schneider
Hugh McGibeny
Elma Ingelmann
Robert Edeson
Richard Harding Davis
David Warfield
D. L. Don
Marie George
John Henshaw
Eddie Foy
Grand Opera House
Helene Mora
Whitney Brothers
Sources of the Bible Lecture by Rev Meserve
The Rev H C Meserve of Plymouth Congregational Church gave the first of two lectures on the discovery and translation of ancient tablets cylinders and writing stones enriching Bible history. Reproductions of tablets and hieroglyphic forms were shown by stereopticon tracing writing from ancient hieroglyphics to Rosetta Stone and translation. Next Sunday night he will lecture on original manuscripts of the Bible with stereopticon reproductions.
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H. C. Mesrve
Plymouth Congregational Church
Egypt
V. Meserve
Special Officer Arrested Over Quarantine House Shooting
Samuel S. Wolf a city special officer who watched a quarantined house on Wi Hadley street was arrested after reportedly firing twice at George Fultz following a dispute about children playing in the street The shots pierced a door and wall narrowly missing Mrs Fultz Patrolman Rankins found no one at the scene Wolf resides at 1 West New York street.
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Samuel S. Wolf
Wi Hadley Street
Wolf
George Fultz
Parantine
Throne
Wolf Lves
West
New York Street
United Irish Land League Holds Meeting at Occidental Hotel
Members of the United Irish Land League met yesterday afternoon at the Occidental Hotel and noted the members list remains open until March 3. A committee appointed to find suitable quarters for a permanent home did not report, as no location had been chosen yet.
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United Irish Land League
Occidental Hotel
League
Firefighter Gus Albright Struggles After Injury
Gus Albright of 415 East Morris street, a substitute cook member of the fire department, lies critically ill at his home after an injury a week ago. He returned to duty the next day deteriorated, with a large wound in the skull back. Relatives are barred from his sick room due to his dangerous condition.
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Gus Albright
East Morris Street
Fire Department
Indiana Title Guaranty and Zeon Company Ad
Real estate transaction notice claims secure title and no abstract fees. Indiana firm promises reasonable charges and absolute security at 129 East Market Street.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Zeoan Company
East Market Street
Memorial Service for Benjamin B Peck at Christ Church
The memorial for Benjamin B. Peck at Christ Church drew Loyal Legion members and New England Society figures. Rev J D Stanley and Dr A W Brayton spoke of Peck's faith, service, and community impact. John E Cleland paid tribute to his military leadership in the Loyal Legion and to his character as a husband and father.
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J. D. Stanley
J. B. Cleland
Loyal Legion
Dr. Brayton
New England Society
Christ Church
Benjamin B. Peck
Peck
James D. Stanley
Peek
The
John E. Cleland
A. W. Brayton
Cleland
Stanley
New England Sociey
Indiana
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Eroldiers
Ey Feeley
Comrads
Azan
Abdallah
Allah
Daughters of Brigham Young Visit Early Mormon Sites
Susa Young Gates M Y Dougall and P Y Beattie sisters of Brigham Young travel from Salt Lake City to visit Kirtland Ohio birthplace of the Mormon Church. They will tour the temple site and old banking offices, view the cemetery, and inspect their father’s license records in Chardon Geauga County.
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Washington
National Council of Women
Susa Young Gates
M. Y. Dougall
P. Y. Beattie
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Kirtland
Old Place
Old Temple
Joseph Smith
Sidney Rigdon
Kirtland Banking Society
Joe” Smith
Shrine of
Mormon Church
Latter-day Saints
Young
Iowa
Nauvoo
Ill
Chardon
Geauga County
Mary Ann Angel
Chardon Township
Address of Dr. Brayton Recalls New England Society Officers
Dr. Brayton’s address closes services with a tribute to Mr. Peck and recollections of the New England Society founded November 30, 1891. Hyde led as president until his death, with many notable guests and Indianapolis members named, including Butler College’s Scot Butler and Purdue’s James H. Smart among others.
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Hyde
New England Society
New England
Charles Dudley Warner
Connecticut
M. E. Ingalls
Maine
H. Wayland
Philadelphia
Washington Gladden
Ohio
James A. Mount
Indiana
Robert S. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Charles Major
Shelbyville
Scot Butler
Butler College
John Coburn
William A. Woods
Caleb S. Denny
William B. Fletcher
Albert B. McGregor
James H. Smart
Purdue University
William A. Ketcham
Noble C. Butler
John E. Cleland
Allen M. Fletcher
John A. Finch
Burris A. Jenkins
Indianapolis
The Prince's Confession at Captains of Industry Luncheon
At a Captains of Industry luncheon, Prince Henry quipped that in America he is mostly used to attend funerals, joking that he does not count for much and is sent to funerals during his time in the country.
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New York Evening Post
Captains of Industry
Prince Henry
America
State convention plans for Christian Endeavor societies
The Y P S C E state committee met at the Y M C A to arrange the state convention in this city from June 26 to 29. Ed H. Clifford chairs the committee with Frank Osler as secretary and Louis Willcox treasurer. Committees named include Entertainment Miss Lillian A. Morgan Finance Joseph W. Selvage Press Edward W. Clark Printing Roy D. Barnes Reception Miss Fiora E. Drake Junior Department Miss Lillian Trees Usher W H Richardson Hall Charles J Odbison Decorations Laurie O Brown Evangelical and Pulpit Supply Rev Crates E Johnson. The reception committee totals over one hundred. The plan calls for evangelist services at local factories each noon with a singing band. The program aims to maximize attendance with rallies in larger cities. The article notes the church’s enduring faith amid noisy doubt and urges focus on faith over sensationalism.
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Ed H. Clifford
Frank Osler
Louis Willcox
Anna L. Minnick
Sven and Pulpit Supply Committee
Crates E. Johnson
Indiana
Miss Minnick
Lillian A. Morgan
Joseph W. Selvage
Edward W. Clark
Roy D. Barnes
Fiora E. Drake
Lillian Trees
W. H. Richardson
Charles J. Odbison
Sermon of New Pastor at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. J. W. Parker preached his first sermon at First Presbyterian during Rev. M. L. Haines’s European absence. He urged faith over sight, citing Peter on the water, and warned the church against fear from infidelity, internal strife, and worldly storms while affirming the church’s enduring resilience.
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J. W. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
Europe
Peter
You
Earth
Christ
God
Profit and Loss Sermon Ends Tabernacle Series Next Sunday
Rev. J. Cumming Smith of Tabernacle Church closes his Commercial Series next Sunday morning with a discussion on Reciprocity. He also hosts a second lent lecture tomorrow afternoon and addresses John Greenleaf Whittier, while reflecting on the costly price of progress and the law of gain in human history.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
John Greenleaf Whittier
Absalom
Jesus
Paul
Moses
Son of God
England
Calvary
Heaven
California
New England
Ohio
Arctic
Equator
Earth
Pacific Isles
Epee
Crown Hill Parable of Risk and Reward
A rugged parable contrasts hard work and self discipline with fear and sensual ease. It recalls a royal man paying costs for worth and influence while campers in California valley rise at dawn to climb winding trails and reach sunlit mountain summits. The tale frames a what matters most as losing life for a higher gain.
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Crown Hill
California Valley
Heaven
Gospel of an Age of Toil at People's Church
Edward A. Cantrell, at the Propylaeum, argues for a new Jerusalem gospel that will transform cities and nations. He rejects patriotism as sectarian and envisions a global humanity guided by right knowledge, life laws, and cooperative progress toward a world where “the world is my country.”
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Edward A. Cantrell
People's Church
Propylaeum
Jerusalem
Mr. Fiske
Dr. Keely
Spencer
Regenesia
Jan Maclaren
Bonnie Brier Bush
From indi vidual anarchy to factory trust democracy
A compact historical reflection traces humanity's move from individual freedom to factory organization, then to trust systems and cooperative democracy. It argues consolidation accelerates progress toward a planned commonwealth and a new earth and humanity.
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Turies
Co-Operative Commonwealth
City Sanitarian Urges Plumbing Inspections And Ash Collection
Dr Eugene Buehler city sanitarian urges ordinances to empower health board, add a plumbing inspector, inspect new buildings, and curb dumping of ashes by city collection. He also notes need for a permanent pesthouse and quarantining pavilion while reporting on water analysis and year IP food milk and water examinations.
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Eugene Buehler
City Board of Health
Health Board
Buchler
Board of Health
Health Department
Buehler
Charles F. Baron for County Commissioner
A brief endorsement urging Charles F. Baron as a competent choice for county commissioner. The message emphasizes suitability for the important office and calls readers to vote for him.
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Charles F. Baron
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