Three Musketeers at Park Theater Impresses Local Crowd
Harry Glazier stars as D Artagnan in the Dumas drama The Three Musketeers at Park Theater this week. An excellent company under E D Stair and George H Nivola i delivers faithful dramatization and strong performances from Blanche Stoddard Celia Campbell and Miss Vail de Vernon. The production runs through the rest of the week with two showings daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Giasier
Dumas
Three Musketeers
Park Theater
Edmund Day
M. Dumas
Wright M. Lorimer
John P. J
Cardinal Richelieu
Joseph L Sullivan
Duke of Buckingham
Donald Weldon
Captain de Jussac
T. G. Lingham
Athos
Francis Nelson
Porthos
L. C. In
Aramis
Mr. Lorimer
Bonacieux
Emmet Price
Ruchel
Alice in Wonderland juvenile operetta dress rehearsal
The dress rehearsal for the English Opera House juvenile operetta Alice in Wonderland was held yesterday afternoon. Miss Hope Leonard authored the piece and Colonel Bragg will supervise the production with support from the Knights of Pythias and English Zouaves.
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Opera House
Hope Leonard
Bragg
Knights of Pythias
Zouaves
Erni
Uber
Bands of India
Burlesque Review at the Empire and Stage Acts
A long review of Empire shows highlights The Sividan operetta and two acts with four scenes, W B Eng Ush Zouaves, Henley sisters, Misses St John Nicolai Behler, Har ry Johnson and others. The piece notes vulgar jokes and a satire on Royalty and announces closing performances followed by other acts and concerts at Tomlinson Hall Park Theater and English's Opera House with Sousa, Leipsic Philharmonic, and mandolin orchestra plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Eng Ush
Henley Sisters
Mies Troskey
Master Tros Key
Fred Rush
the Empire
Toyalty
Gladys St. John
Ida Nicolai
Aggie Behler
Harry Johnson
Ed Begley
Joan Reid
Ella Gilbert
Allen Curtis
Sam Sidman
Ida Nicolas
Weiland
Local society notes and gatherings in the city
Mrs Henry W Lawrence plans a Hot Springs trip while Mrs Charles Devine of Toledo visits her parents Mr and Mrs John 8 Lazarus. May Wright Sewall goes to New York for an address at Sorosis. Plymouth Church group meets this evening. Mr Lynn E Stone and Mr P Atwood Hinds host bachelor dinner at their North Delaware residence. John B Edwards and Edna Woolls wed at the Hillside Christian Church home of the bride. Sketching Club extra Saturday features Miss Sara D Mayo on Feudal Chateaux. Miss Virginia Minor and Mrs ay Scott assist. Young Women’s Christian Association hosts a Mother Goose party with Mother Goose figure by Mrs Clinton E Alloway. Mid tent euchre by Daughters of the Revolution aids Valley Forge fund with over 100 guests. Louisa Hollweg and daughter Julia host reception with pink azaleas and palms at the popular e um.
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Henry W.lawrence
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Devine
Toledo
John 8. Lazarus
May Wright Sewall
New York
Sorosisub
Plymouth Church
Lynn E. Stone
P. Atwood Hinds
Delaware Street
John B. Edwards
Edna Woolls
E. W. Hammon
Hillside Christian Church
Alfred Woolls
Hovey Streets
Sara D. Mayo
Virginia Minor
Ay Scott
Young Women's Christian Association
Pennsylvania Street
Clinton E. Alloway
Mother Goose
Daughters of the Revolution
Valley Forge Fund
Miss Voss
Henry W. Lawrence
Chapman Williams
McIntosh
George W. Bliss
Louisa Hollweg
Julia Hollweg
Woodruff Place Matinee Musicale forms in Indianapolis
The first Woodruff Place Matinee Musicale met at Miss Margaret Lockwood’s home with a refined program. Mrs Fremont Swain performed, and selections by Nevin Gounod and Thomas echoed as Miss Lockwood, Miss Cord elagg ett, and Mrs Claude Griffith contributed piano violin and harp pieces. The group plans fortnightly gatherings at members’ homes with Miss Lockwood as president and Mrs Griffith as secretary.
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Caleb Newell Lodge
Columbia Club
James I. Lodge
Joseph A. Milburn
Thomas H. Spann
A. M. Robertson
J. L. Mothershead
Charles F. Sayles
Courtland van Camp
H. S. Tucker
Chicago
Woodruff Place
Margaret Lockwood
Fremont Swain
Polly Willis
Nevin
Gounod
Neighbor
Thomas
Miss Lockwood
Ees
Claude Griffith
Local Court Lines Maggie Yancey for Assault
Maggie Yancey was fined $10 and sentenced to six months in county jail by Judge Alford for assault and battery with intent to kill after a quarrel in which she cut Mrs Breckenridge with a razor. A transcript from the Adams County Circuit Court notes Daniel Railing of Decatur Ind seeks $5000 damages from Charles Geimer, Toledo Brewing Co over a beer depot near his property filed in Federal Court.
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Maggie Yancey
Alford
Criminal Court
Adams County
Daniel Railing
Decatur
Ind
Charles Geimer
Toledo Brewing Company
Toledo
Railing
Divorce suit filed by Mary L Dawson against Charles W Dawson
Mary L Dawson sues husband Charles W Dawson for divorce alleging cruelty and fists and claims he deceives single women about his status and boasts of many relationships. Also Samuel Earp files a $3220 claim in probate for attending John L Bradley and family two years before his death, the largest physician claim in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Dawson
Charles W. Dawson
Samuel Earp
John L. Bradley
Assault case in Police Court ends with Hay fined
The assault and battery case against Mrs. Neligh of Torbet street was heard in Police Court yesterday. Frank M. Hay, former justice of the peace and later constable in Justice Smock's court, was fined five dollars and costs and given thirty days in the workhouse. The verdict was appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neligh
Torbet Street
Frank M. Hay
Indiana Appellate Court Minutes and Civil Dockets
Summary of minutes from various Indiana appellate and superior courts listing appearances, briefs, verdicts, and new suits. Includes cases like Dina Sauer vs Schenck, Emmett Braxton v State, damages awards in Martha Sanders v State Bank of Indiana, Knox v Jungclaus, and several new suits such as Dawson v Dawson and Shirley v Shockerry. Also notes criminal case where Maggie Yancey was found guilty and fined.
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Dina Sauer
Eberhardt P. Schenck
Vanderburg C. C
Appellee
Emmett Braxton
State of Indiana
Floyd C. C
Appellate Court
Mandolin Club Concert at Tomlinson Hall
The programme features Indiana State Band March and A Creole Love Song with solos by Miss Fisher and Mr Siegel, plus Fantasie Medley and various duets and trios. It includes nocturne and dance numbers by Chopin and others, performed by the Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra with selections such as The Moon's Lullaby Old-world Serenade and Joy and Pleasure Waltz.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Samuel Siegel
Lula A. Fisher
Johnson Bane
Mandolin Club
Indiana State Band
Verdi
Japan to dominate Orient trade, Stead proclaims in Chicago
Alfred Stead, son of W. T. Stead, told a Chicago audience Japan will soon control Orient commerce and outpace England and America. He spoke with his bride Mary Blaine Sey. The remarks align with his interview in the Journal.
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Chicago
Japan
England
America
Globe
China
Alfred Stead
W. T. Stead
London Review of Reviews
Mr. Stead
Mary Blainesey
Journal
Senator Fairbanks Mourned At Home Funeral Arrangements
The death of a great American draws sincere mourning. Senator Fairbanks, not accompanied by his wife, will remain until after the funeral and then return to Washington. He visited the Harrison home last evening to pay respects.
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Senator Fairbanks
Washington
Harrison
Circular urges schools to honor ex President Harrison
Superintendent Kendall directs teachers to devote the first part of Friday to lessons on General Harrison. He praises Harrison as an honest, civic minded leader who supported public education and community welfare. He asks students to study his life, work as soldier, senator, and president, and notes half mast flags until the funeral.
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Kendall
Harrison
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Educational Society
United States
Fairview
General Harrison
Merchants Association votes honoring Gen Benjamin Harrison
The Merchants' Association meeting adopted a memorial announcing a general city business suspension from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow to honor General Benjamin Harrison. Members will close shops on Saturday March 16 during the same hours. Decorations committees urge residents to adorn homes and business districts along the procession route. Flags at half mast marked the tribute, including the State Arsenal, Federal building, Statehouse, and courthouse.
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Merchants’ Association
Cordova
Benjamin Harrison
Statehouse
State Arsenal
Federal Building
Memorial Meeting for General Harrison Planned by State and City Bars
The state and city bar associations plan a joint memorial tomorrow at 2 PM in the Senate chamber Statehouse with a committee drafting a memorial and eulogies by leading U S lawyers. Speakers are chosen from Harrison associates and an invitation is sent to ex President Grover Cleveland. Courts are urged to adjourn. a military procession will include judges led by Judge Davis and B Jameson meeting at 11 AM on Thirteenth Street east of Delaware. Will meet tonight.
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General Harrison
Senate
Statehouse
United States
Gen. Harrison
Grover Cleveland
State Bar Association
Davis
B. Jameson
Indianapolis Bar Association
Thirteenth Street
Delaware
Columbia Club to Act on General Harrison Death
This evening the Columbia Club will meet in the assembly room of the clubhouse to adopt resolutions and take action regarding General Harrison's death. Speakers include John L. Griffiths W A Woods General John C Burn General Lew Wallace A L Mason and others. The meeting gains significance as the club originated in support of Harrison and he was its first honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
General Harrison
John L. Griffiths
W. A. Woods
John Coburn
Lew Wallace
A. L. Mason
Frank W. Morrison
Harrison
George R Wendling Arrives in Town for Crawfordsville Lecture
George R Wendling, famed American lecturer, checked into the Grand Hotel yesterday on his way to Crawfordsville for a lecture tonight. He paid tribute to General Harrison's life and character, praising his ethical stature and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Wendling
Grand Hotel
Crawfordsville
Mr. Wendling
General Harrison
General Rete
Benjamin Harrison Remembered in Indianapolis Rites and Tributes
A collection of tributes in Indianapolis honors former President Benjamin Harrison. Speeches praise his genius in law, statesmanship, and oratory, and highlight his patriotism, religious faith, and integrity. City bodies adjourn to honor his funeral, while Knights of Columbus pledge sincere condolences and civic leaders recall his impact on Indiana and the nation.
Police to Control Large Crowd for Weekend Procession
Superintendent Quigley plans extensive crowd control with every officer on duty. The march will be led by a police platoon and a hundred or more special policemen sworn in. Detectives from nearby cities are to assist local detectives as reduced railroad fares attract a large turnout.
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Quigley
Courts Adjourn In Respect For Ex President Harrison
The Superior Circuit and Criminal courts were closed yesterday as judges, meeting after General Harrison's death at his city home, ordered adjournment out of respect for his character as a jurist and member of the bar. The courts will reconvene today and may adjourn again tomorrow.
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
Republic
Supreme Court
Harrison
General Harrison Embalmed and Preparing for Burial
General Harrison was embalmed by C F Kregele and attendants yesterday and will be moved from the death bedroom to the south parlor this afternoon. A cedar coffin with copper lining and white satin covers, black outside. The hearse will carry an American flag and four black horses. The Soldiers Monument Commission, under General Knefler, plans to discuss placing a statue of Harrison near the shaft, with public opinion likely deciding if it honors him as a soldier or a statesman.
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Marion Club
Benjamin Harrison
General Harrison
C. F. Kregele
Soldiers’ Monument
Knefler
Harrison
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Invitation to Cleveland for Harrison funeral at Columbia Club
An invitation was wired to ex President Cleveland to stay at the Columbia Club if he attended General Harrison's funeral in Indianapolis. The telegram invited him to be the club's guest when he attended the funeral. A similar telegram was sent to Vice President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
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Cleveland
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
General Harrison
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Board forms resolutions on General Harrison death at Orphans Home
The board of managers of the Indianapolis Orphans Home met after noon with Mrs. John A Bradshaw to draft resolutions on the death of General Harrison, a board member. A committee of Judge Martindle, Mrs. Frederick Baggs and Bradshaw will present the resolutions to the board this morning.
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Indianapolis Orphans
John A. Bradshaw
General Harrison
Martindale
Frederick Baggs
Bradshaw
Floral tribute sent by The University Club for General Harrison
The University Club, led by its president General Harrison, sent a floral design to his family residence. Harrison's portrait by T. C. Steele, displayed in the club parlor, was crepe draped and hung above the building entrance in mourning.
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University Club
General Harrison
T. C. Steele
Mourning Decorations At Columbia Club Entrance
Decorations of mourning were placed yesterday around the main entrance of the Columbia Club. The display is mostly deep black with two American flags above the doorway, signaling a somber official recognition.
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Columbia Club
School Children May View General Harrison Remains
City pupils could view the General Harrison remains at the Statehouse tomorrow under teacher supervision. The plan suggests an educational visit coordinated by the school staff and officials.
City and County Offices Close for General Harrison Death
City and county offices will close tomorrow morning at 11 o clock and remain closed the rest of the day due to the death of General Harrison.
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Harrison
Mayor Taggart Calls Council Special Meeting
Mayor Taggart called a special City Council meeting for this afternoon at 2 o clock to take action on the death of Benjamin Harrison.
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Taggart
Return of Good Luck Blue Labels Triumphs in Three Games
Maroons and Columbians each win three games in a row with the Maroons aided by Krump's high scoring spree. Krump leads a dominant run as the Blue Labels regain momentum and extend their winning streak across the series.
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Maroons
Klump
Columbias
Gielow
F. Fox
Hallett
Dunmeyer
Rinkmeyer
Faulkner
B. Fox
Merchants
Mer
Jet
Stewart
Cirys
Marion Alleys
Wiliams
Garteet
Moore Uy
Urmston
Zearing
Columbia
Marion Allege
Ist
Holtmanus Kleine
Vincest
Kleine
Winson Seal
Dickey Bale
Notting
Pastime Bowling League Set To Begin March Fifteenth
The Pastime Bowling Association forms a two man league starting March 15 for five weeks. March 22 is skipped due to the I. L. B. stag banquet. Teams include W. R. Sia A. Beldehsticker J Be Root and Geo.
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The
Pastime Bowling Association
W. R. Sia
A. Beldehsticker
J Be
Root
Geo
Western League Meeting Prompts St Paul Attendance
A group including Ballard and Meyer along with several others left last night for St Paul to attend the Western League meeting in the city on Saturday. Watkins declined to comment, but it appears the Western League will include Weal apolie as a member this season.
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W. HH. Watkins
Charles Ruschaupe
St. Paul
Defers Watkins
Wealapolie
Amazin Woman and Rum Wreck Night in Town
A poetic fragment describes women marching through town wrecking saloons in protest. The scene references rum and bars, with lines about hymns and horchets as the crowd acts, then recedes by morning. Names mention J. P. Neal and cities like New York and Kansas, with uneven phrases throughout.
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Beth Kenese
Death by own action shocks Canton society girl
Mier Jackson Mise Orrick a handsome young society girl from Canton Mississippi committed death by own action this afternoon in a local hotel by swallowing two bottles of haute num. No motive given. She belonged to one of the best families in the state and was to be married several years ago.
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Jackson, Mier
Mise Orrick
Canton
Miss
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