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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1901

Page

3

Opera and stage bills fill city theatres this week

W B Watsons Oriental Burlesquers come to the Empire with a small animal consignment. Klaw Erlanger Comedy Opera Company led by Jerome Sykes and Helen Bertram arrives next week for Foxy Quiller. Park Theater presents Human Hearts with Agnes Burroughs in East Lynne. Englishs Opera House features Nell of Old Drury with Ada Rehan. Rostand drama L Aiglon stars Bernhardt and Coquelin at British House, with strong vaudeville and variety acts filling the bill.

Klaw & Erlanger Comic Opera Company Jerome Sykes Helen Bertram Adolph Zink de Koven & Smith Klaw & Erlanger Paul Kester Nell Old Drury Opera House Ada Rehan Riise Rehan Nell Gwynn East Lynne Henry Woods Agnes Burroughs Marie Miss Burroughs Fred C. Dickson Grace van Studdiford Miss van Studdiford Indianapolis Sidney Drew Ager Myers Pic L’aigion Biitish Mme. Bernhardt M. Coquelin

Memorial Service Recalled for Nation’s Leader in St Louis

Dr Haines delivers a stirring sermon and tribute at the funeral of a former governor, recounting a life of public service and Christian faith. The service features Scripture readings, a large choir, and prayers by Rev Niccolls, with the pallbearers and mourners filing out as Chopin’s funeral march plays.

Mr. Haines Tmes Dr. Haines Mount Dr. Niccolls Jesus Christ Jesus Lfe

Briefer Funeral of General Harrison at Crown Hill Cemetery

Long cortege and solemn rites marked the burial of Indiana’s General Harrison at Crown Hill. President McKinley and leading officials attended as a short service, three white roses, and a vault burial framed the ceremony for the nation’s famed citizen.

Most of Horrison Family Remains in City

Most of the Horrison family and relatives stay in the city. Carter Harrison, brother of General Harrie son, departed last night for Tennessee and will halt in Cincinnati briefly. John Scott Harrison plans to leave for his own town today. Mrs. Morris, General Harrison’s sister, likely departs tomorrow for her home. Other relatives have not decided who will depart.

Dr. Haines God Jesus Christ Earth Harrison Edward Nell Georgia Galvin Grace Prow Beatrice Webb Sada Bowe Mame Hoffmann Elizabeth Rieger Bertha Holland Marguerite Reynolds Mary Lawson Kate Gibson Lulu Brown Jessie Linton Minnetta Tucker H. W. Laut Charles Clary Otto Penniche Carl Morris Charles D. Ebert Herbert Spaan W. M. Kunkel Charles Green Dr. Niccolls Second Presbyterian Church St. Louis Niccolls General Harrison Adirondack Adam John Holy City New Jerusalem Mr. Haines Ife Father Death American Republic Horrison City Carter Harrison General Harrieson Tennessee Cincinnati John Scott Harrison Hns Lown Morris

Funeral cortege leads Chinese group to cemetery in tribute

A funeral procession moved north from the church yesterday afternoon with five carriages carrying well known local Chinese. The Sons of the Orient devoted to General Harrison sent a floral tribute wearing the Chinese Masonic emblem. They did not stay at the cemetery but circled the grave and then departed.

Sons of the Orient Harrison

Floral tributes arrive at Harrison home from White House official

A wreath sent by Mr. Pfister, superintendent of the White House conservatories, arrived at the Harrison home as one of the last floral tributes. Pfister served at the White House during General Harrison's administration and attended the cemetery service, though not in the Marty party.

Harrison Home Pfister Washington White House General Herrison

Friends Call at the Harrison Home After Funeral Return

Several friends called at the Harrison home last evening after the funeral party returned from Crown Hill. John Wanamaker was among the callers paying respects to Mrs. Harrison at her Philadelphia home. Other well known people called before departing the city. A Louisville delegation led by Theodore Stern, president of the Board of Councilmen, attended.

Harrison Home Crown Hl John Wanamaker Mrs. Harrisoning Philadel City Louieville Theodore Stern Board of Councilmen

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