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The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
3
The Village Postmaster opens in English's with mixed praise
A Pastoral play by Alice E Ives and Jerome H Eddy opened two days at English's to a small house. The New Hampshire rural story follows Harper and Miranda amid village rivalries. Strong turns by Bradbury and Griswell elevate a melodramatic plot as Deane thwarts the match but is outdone by a rescue. The production repeats this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Alice E. Ives
Jerome H. Eddy
Bridgewater
N. H
John Harper
Miranda
Seth Huggins
Ben Deane
Beth Huggins
Miss In Russell
Miranda Huggins
New Hampshire
James H. Bradbury
Ebenezer Todd
Grace Griswell
Samantha Huggins
Seth
George Dea
Crowds At Academy Of Music in Uncle Tom’s Cabin Run
New York Evening Sun reports phenomenal audiences this week at the Academy of Music for Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Matinees drew packed galleries with surging mobs nightly from 7 pm, mising records in box office receipts and an arch smiling manager Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Academy of Music
Old Academy
Academy
Brady
Presaa
Night at the Zoo and Theater Lineup Burns Bright
Large Zoo crowd last night hosted Firesimmons and family while Hal Reid’s pastoral Human Hearts attracts solid support for its early week run at Park. FP Rush’s Victoria Burlesquers begin a three day Empire engagement from tomorrow matinee. Harryyant show closes tonight with John Hare, now in Chicago, planning retirement after a five week tour. Beat records go on sale Friday morning at English’s Opera House for the Letpaic Phil concert Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Victoria Burlesquers
the Empire
Harry Yant
English
Opera House
Grand vaudeville and musical bill at Finglichs Opera House
Harmonic Orchestra directed by Easine Winderstein with Polish pianist Spent SS, Grace Van Studdiford, Hal Davis, Inez Macauley and others on a rich vaudeville bill at Finglichs Opera House next week. Peter F Dailey's Hodge Podge Co features catchy coon song. Bob Fitzsimmons presents The Honest Blacksmith at Park Theater with onstage shoeing and sparring. Harry Glazier stars in The Three Musketeers at Park. Sousa concert details and Tomlinson Hall tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easine Winderstein
the Grand
Grace van Studdiford
Hal Davis
Inez Macauley
Dorothy Neville
Pitrot
Peter F. Dally
Axe Bob Fitzsimmons
Park Theater
Fitz
Ed Dunklehorst
City News Notes Highlights Local Events And Loss
J L and W MacFarland returned from a trip to New York and Washington. A fire at 616 North Street caused about 900 dollars in damage due to an overheated stove. Charles E Shover sold his East Market block to William and Robert Picken for 50 thousand dollars. Pearl Moore, at North Capitol Avenue Home for the Friendless, was jailed for theft from several houses where she worked. Covenant Congregational Sunday school hosts a rummage sale this week with bargains on clothing and furnishings. YMCA of Central College of Physicians and Surgeons held its annual meeting, reporting year’s work and voting officers. Officers include President J L Lambert, Vice President R H Richards, Secretary D R Ivey, Treasurer C C Campbell.
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J. L
W. MacFarland
New York
Washngton
George Summers
North Street
Charles E. Shover
East Market Street
C. B. Cones Overall
Wiliam
Robert Picken
Pearl Moore
North Capitol Avenue
Covenant Congregational Sunday School
Badger
East Washington Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Howser
Central Department
Central College
G. M. Wells
Association
J.L. Lambert
R. H. Richards
D. R. Ivey
C. C. Campbell
Elizabeth Meeker
St. Louis
Elliott
Chicago
Hannah Snell
May Louthan
H. C. Meserve
Harris F. Holland
Frederick L. Thomas
Senator
Joseph
Godenour
Wabash
Dussasol
Joseph Marshall
Cuba
Henry 8. Lane
Miss Smith
Louisville
N. L. Agnew
Edith
Valparaiso
Misses Smith
W. H. Coleman
Wrs
Denton F. Billingsley
Washington
Frederic Rose
New York City
Frederick Knefler
Mabel Thompson
Delaware
English
A. Josephine Comstock
Katherine Eckert
Fort Wayne
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Frank E. Gavin
North
Delaware Street
Hayt
Farquar
Thomas J. Villers
First Baptist Church
C. L. Ratisback
North Sinois Street
the Arachne Club
Carrie Woerner
Bertha Elvin
Rena Mallory
Martha Ralisback
Dorothy Pray
Helen Hearsey
Leah Roberts
Maybelle Magartis
Muncie
Ni Ross
Nelson Ross
Indiana Plumbers’ Association
Peru
Connersville
Fort Way Ind
Peey
Wilder Rinehart
Gadsder
Estella Test
San Juan
Porto Rico
Anderson Free Kirten
W. B. Campbell
C. W. Orland
William Norton
James Pratt
Frankfort
Reball
Mich
Jeffersonville
John Lumm
Century Fence Post Company
Pendleton
Anderson
Leroy Templeton and
Gates
Indianapolis
T. 8
Bast
K. C. Glassco
Frank Thompson
Reiter
Thompson
Scottsburg
Mark Storen
Ervin McCaslin
Frank H. Park
John W. Martin
Tree Uirer
J. Ezra Thomas
Henry Sprandal
New Haven
Sprandal
Magazine Editor Ida Tarbell In City Visit
Ida M. Tarbell associate editor of Mc Clure's Magazine is staying at the Bates in the city. She said there was nothing interesting to say about her visit, calling it personal and private. The evening call from Mr Boot Tarkington suggested the visit may relate to Tarkington's stories in Mc Clure's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Tarbell
McClure
The
Bates
Miss Tarbell
Boot Tarkington
Mr. Tarkington
McClures
Builders inspect smoke consumer device at Brush building
Building Inspector Bedell announced John T. Brush invites business men to inspect a smoke consumer device aboard the engines of the Brush building tomorrow afternoon. The fourth floor will host demonstrations from 2 to 3 o'clock without the device and 3 to 4 o'clock with it to show practicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedell
John T. Brush
Three file bankruptcy petitions in Indiana counties
Three individuals filed petitions yesterday. William B. Doddridge, a jeweler from Mentone Kosciusko county, lists assets of 2279.00 and liabilities of 597.04 with James Slusser of Elkhart designated as his property holder. Moses D. Mitchell, Abington blacksmith in Wayne county, shows assets 170 and debts 1206.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Doddridge
Mentone
Kosciusko County
James Slusser
Elkhart
Moses D. Mitchell
Abington
Wayne County
Emigration Loosens Porto Rico Labor Hit by Hawaii Moves
Porto Rico faces a shrinking surplus labor force as more than 1,800 people head to Hawaii amid fears and opposition. Emigrant groups hope to ease overpopulation with jobs, housing, medical care, and schooling promised by planters. First ships may sail mid March, with further shipments to follow to Ecuador and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ban Juan
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Ecuador
McDonald
South America
Colon
Hayti
Santo Domingo
Forty Eight Chinese Captured on Border North of Malone
Malone officials captured forty eight Chinese on the border north of Malone today. They will probably be sent to Ogdensburg. It is said twenty six more are coming tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone, N
Malone
Ogdensburg
Insure It Title Guaranty and Loan Co Ad
Trust home title safety with Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co at 19 East Market Street. Call 206 for service on title insurance and real estate protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Hussey Stead nuptials in Woodruff Place noted society event
A refined wedding took place at the Hussey residence Woodruff Place with Elaine Hussey bride and Alfred Stead groom. The ceremony by Rev M L Haines featured lavish white lilacs Easter lilies and pink blossoms with twelve closely gathered guests. After the ceremony the couple departed for a long wedding trip via Chicago New Orleans San Francisco Hawaii Japan and Russia before returning to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hussey
Woodruff Place
Elaine Flussey
Alfred Stead
William T. Stead
London
England
Hussey
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Bryant Kettridge Hussey
J. R. Hussey
Frank Hussey
Bryant Kittridge Hussey
Margaret Wheeler
Russell Hussey
Miss Wheeler
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
Paris
Stead
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Hawaii
Japan
Russia
Cambridge House
Wimbledon
Ravenswood Y M C A Team Wins Basketball Championship
Chicago March 12 After a dispute judges award the Ravenswood Y M C A team the championship by defeating Fond du Lac Wisconsin 16 to 15. The deciding game hinged on one free throw as Ravenswood edged Fond du Lac after schedule changes and disqualifications left four teams tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ravenswood
Company E
Fond du Lac
Wis
Stevens Point
Kenton
Company 2
Nebraska
Minnesota
G. H. Ehrler
Walter Liginer
Dr. Hepron
Kenton Challenges Ravenswood to $1000 Side Bet Series
On March 12 Kenton prominent citizens on behalf of the town’s basketball team challenged Ravenswood of Chicago to a best two of three games series for a $1000 per side stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Ravenswood
Chicago
Secret Anti Trust Society Formed in Chicago
Isidor Latzer Adolf Steimacn and John J Adam of Chicago file incorporation papers in Springfield for a secret Consumers Merchants and Manufacturers Secret Anti trust Society led by Latzer to educate the public on trust dangers. Lodges will form nationwide with organizers sent to every city. headquarters will be in Chicago with no public clues to avoid fraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springfield
Isidor Latzer
Adolf Steimacn
John J. Adam
Consumers
United States
Massachusetts
Society
Edie Ordered to Sea After Engagement Breaks
Lieutenant John R. Edie, the navy officer whose engagement to Miss Paulding, niece of Senator Depew, was suddenly broken, is ordered to the battleship Indiana for sea duty. He must leave Washington by the 15th. Edie has been detached from the hydrographic office after years there, fueling Washington gossip about the broken match and possible senator influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. Edie
Navy
Miss Paulding
Depew
Indiana
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Edie-Paulding
Edie
PTE
Paris duel talks end with pistol exchange plan
In Paris on March 12 the seconds of rivals Buffet and Deroulede, plus Cassagnac, Ramel, Barres, and Devillers, issued a statement approving a duel by piratol pistols. Two bullets at twenty-five paces, yet to be scheduled. The rule forbids any gesture or word on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Andre Buffet
M. Paul Deroulede
MM. de Cassagnac
de Ramel
M. Deroulede
M. Maurice Barres
Dr. Devillers
Messieurs Burres
Devillers
M. Buffet
Lot
Riots in Ripolla Spain Turn Violent Over Bread Demand
Riots erupted in Ripolla, Gerona, as groups marched with banners demanding justice and bread. Windows shattered, missiles hurled at police, shots fired, and rioters dispersed after clashes. One man killed and three injured, including a lieutenant and a constable. Manufacturers fled the town as order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ripolla
Gerona
Child's play wrecks home. mother and children die feared
A four year old girl pulled a gas line freeing gas that filled a Bluffton Indiana home. The blast killed the child and likely her two year old sister and badly burned the mother Mrs William Huffman wife of a Standard Oil field boss. The house burned to the ground and the father was away on an oil lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
William Huffman
Standard Oil Company
Mary Simms Dies From Burns After Grate Accident
New Albany Ind March 12 Mrs Mary Simms died today from burns suffered last night after an epileptic attack caused her to fall into a grate her flesh charred from the bones in places she was seventy five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Mary Simms
Redistribution of Places and Duties Special to the Indianapolis Journal
General Manager George F. McCulloch announces a new officer alignment at Union Traction Company of Indiana with Charles Herry as general superintendent and duties for inspectors engineers and other officers. In Fort Wayne the New York Gas syndicate deal on the Fort Wayne street railway is reportedly abandoned, with no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company of Indiana
Charles Herry
Picasa
Charles A. Baldwin
Will H. Bloss
Albert 8. Richey
William C. Sampson
Ellis C. Carpenter
J. A. van Oxdel
J. B. McFattie
Fort Wayne
Charles F. Dieterich
New York Gas Syndicate
Henry C. Paul
Eastern
Carnegie Gifts to Washington and Madison Libraries
Andrew Carnegie offers 15000 dollars for a Washington library if the city raises funds for maintenance. In Madison, Indiana the city council defers accepting a Carnegie gift of 20000 dollars until it learns if a 2000 dollar annual upkeep fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Madison
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Library Gifts From Andrew Carnegie Worldwide
Andrew Carnegie announced gifts for public libraries in Yonkers New York New Castle Pennsylvania Tacoma Washington and Greenville Colorado on March 12 gifts vary by city with maintenance guarantees and site requirements Yonkers and Tacoma show substantial increases and acceptance rates while New Castle and Greenville indicate conditional offers for sites and ongoing support terms
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Yonkers
N. Y
New Castle
Tacoma
Wash
Greenville
They Are Giving the Authorities Much Trouble-Cases Pending
TERRE HAUTE Ind March 12 The jury in the four Russian miners double murder case told Judge Piety they agreed to disagree The judge sent them back until a verdict was reached Jeemes the man central to the case was acquitted The jury had previously begun deliberations Saturday evening amid expected lynching rumors and excitement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Piety
Jeemes
Terence Hel
Vethreade
Ae Deereane
Ward
Murder trials and mob concerns shadow Jeffersonville court
In Jeffersonville Indiana Frank Montague stood trial for the murder of Lillian Gilmore as public sentiment shifted toward acquittal. Sheriff Fasig postponed Rogers return from Indianapolis amid mob violence fears after a Sunday night tragedy where Rogers allegedly killed his wife and her stepfather. Mrs Rogers remained critically ill at a local hospital, and prosecutors cited added danger following the Jeemes verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Batey
Rogers
Fasig
Indianapolis
Jeemes
Richmond Methodists Conference Reports Spiritual Uplift
Richmond district Methodist conference in Richmond Indiana continued with devotional led by Rev Charles Metts and reports from Dr George H Hill president elder. Ministers gave encouraging appraisals and sermons. Miss A M Todd and Mrs Elizabeth M Houghton spoke on missionary work. Ada New and Rev E F Naftzger addressed Junior League and preached in the evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Richmond District Methodist Conference
Charles Metts
Centerville
George H. Hill
J. W. Cain
New Castle
F. . Stone
Greenfield
A. M. Todd
West China
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Elizabeth M. Houghton
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ada New
E. F. Naftzger
Charlottesville
Muncie District Meeting Opens at Upland
Hartford City Ind March 12 The Muncie district of the M E Conference convened at Upland seven miles west for a three day session Elder Wade of Muncie presiding Over a hundred persons in attendance One important feature is examination for admission of candidates for the local ministry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Muncie
M. E
Upland
Here
Wade
Tarbell Die at Los Angeles Tribune Owner Dies at 45
Ralph S. Tarbell, forty five, longtime owner of the South Bend Tribune, died in Los Angeles California after traveling there several months ago to seek health relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Ralph S. Tarbell
South Bendribune
Los Angeles
Cal
Mrs Phoebe Smith Dies at Dublin After Paralysis
Dublin Ind March 12 Phoebe Smith eighty four longtime resident dies this morning of paralysis. Widow of Joseph Smith a veteran who dropped dead years ago while performing mail carrier duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Phoebe Smith
Joseph Smith
United Mine Workers Convene to Discuss Powder Question
The United Mine Workers annual Indiana bituminous convention in Terre Haute opened with large attendance. The powder issue dominated talks as Powder Makers' Union urged miners to use union powder from the Indiana Company. Reporters were admitted. Debs is slated to speak at a Central Labor Union smoker Thursday. Officers are likely to be re elected amid talks on wage advances and contract changes. Secretary's report shows $10,010 in one fund and $4,744 in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Powder Makers’ Union
Indiana Comany
Powder Trust
Flection Purity Spasm Arrests in Jeffersonville
Walter Summers Henry Summers Fountain Newman and Robert Newman, all colored, were arrested in Jeffersonville Indiana on an indictment by a grand jury for selling. The four men were jailed after the indictment was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Walter
Henry Summers
Fountain
Robert Newman
Memphis
Selli
Indictments Follow Democratic Vote in Wabash Case
In Wabash Indiana on March 12 Major M H Kidd a well known lawyer and Democratic politician remains paralyzed after a recent attack. He still struggles to express thoughts and to connect phonation though limb movement is less affected. A fifth unnamed Negro was also indicted on evidence supplied by Thomas Gray. All indicted defendants voted the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gray
Gray
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
M. H. Kidd
Married Women Barred From Township Schools
Morgan county trustees adopt a rule barring married women from teaching in township schools affecting about ten teachers. The report covers various Indiana items including Measles cases, a Muncie doctor acquitted of theft, and rail and local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Morgan County
Negro Taken by Mob in Itabka Tex After Murder Charge
A mob of eight to ten men seized John Henderson near Corsicana, Texas, on a north-bound train in Itabka. He was pulled from officers at about 9:30 pm and driven away in a scene described as hurried. The charge relates to the murder of Mrs. Younger.
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Itabka
Tex
John Henderson
Younger
Corsicana
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