Alum Baking Powders Convicted in Missouri Pure Food Case
In St Louis, Judge Clark declared Great Western Tea and Coffee Co. guilty of selling alum-containing baking powder in violation of Missouri pure food laws, fining $100. The ruling applies to three co-defendants, with five related cases nol pressed to avoid undue dealer hardship. The decision cites health protections and mentions Layton's prior conviction and the alum ban's history and lobbying.
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St. Louis Republic
Court of Criminal Correction
Clark
Great Western Tea and Coffee Company
Franklin Avenue
Missouri
F. N. Judson
S. 5. Bass
T. B. Harvey
Whitney Layton
East St. Louis
Layton
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Jefferson City
James Orchard
Clarke
Judson
Beefsteak Dinner Planned by Columbia Club Committee
The Columbia Club entertainment committee schedules a beefsteak dinner for next Saturday evening March 2 at 6 30. Invitations misprinted the date as March. Special features will accompany the dinner and the first one hundred members to send in acceptances will have reserved seating.
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Columbia Club
The Messenger Boy at Grand Indianapolis
The Messenger Boy brings London vaudeville to Indianapolis with James T. Powers as Tommy and May Robson as Mrs Bangs. The cast includes Jobyna Howland as Lady Punchestown and Georgia Caine as a fiancée, with songs by Cantor Monckton Caryll and lively chorus numbers. The ensemble and orchestra impress, though some acts sag. the show closes with strong performances and another performance planned tonight.
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Lionel Monckton
Ivan Caryll
Richard Harding Davis
London
Chicago
New York
United States
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George Edwaardes
Gaiety Theater
Indianapolis
Tommy Bangs
Egypt
Tommy
James T. Powers
May Robson
Miss Robson
the Nile
Hooker Pasha
Mr. Powers
George Honey
Harry Kelly
Pott
Tom Hadaway
George de Long
Paul Nicholson
Hooker
James B. Park
Georgia Caine
Jobyna Howland
Punchestown
Rachel Booth
Flora Zabelle
Maisie
Hotel de Luxe
Brindisi
Cairo
Park
Paul Schindler
Simpsons, Gardner Star in Empire Theater Program
James and Flora Simpson headline with Roble's Knickerbockers to an unusually receptive Empire Theater audience. The program features Jack Gardner in blackface, Pelot the juggler falters, plus sketches The Swede in the Chop House and An Escaped Lunatic. The show runs to tomorrow with tickets at English's for Friday and Saturday. William Faversham presents A Royal Rival Thursday night.
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Flora Simpson
Roble
Empire Theater
Empire
Simpsons
Mrs. Simpson
Jerusalem
Mr. Simpson
Jack Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Pelot
Oscar Lewis
Sam Green
Joe
Nellie Doner
Doner
Gardner
English
Opie Read
Tennessee Mountains
Don Caesar de Bazan
Personal and Society notices update
Mr and Mrs J K Lilly visit New York for ten days Anne Fraser to spend Easter in Chicago with Miss Charlotte Dering Mrs Thomas Taggart and Mrs Ida Scott return from French Lick Mrs W F Brunner of Chicago visits a month with Mrs C E Hollen Mrs Philip Goetz and Miss Goetz in Chicago with relatives Mrs Mary B Payne goes to New York to be with daughter Mrs Joseph M Bowles Mrs T A Swain returns with a guest from Terre Haute Mrs Enrique C Miller visiting Pinehurst N C returns home Ashley Abell of Chicago guests of Frank J Vinson 242 North Pennsylvania Miss Jennie Dugdale hosts tea for Miss Taylor of Brooklyn visiting Miss Mary Dean Mr and Mrs Hugh Hanna Jr move to 12 East Eleventh Street at home after April 2 Dorsey and Dr Francis O Dorsey move from Blacherne to Central Avenue first of May Miss Lucy Hamilton receives guests Mrs W H Peters of Lafayette Thursday afternoon There are no invitations Mrs John H Holliday and Miss Lucia Holliday host small company for Young Ladies Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church Mrs James W Lilly with guest Wilton MacMullen visiting MacMullen's mother in New
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Mary B. Payne
New York
Joseph M. Bowles
T. A. Swain
Terre Haute
Enrique C. Miller
Pinehurst
N. C
Ashley Abell
Chicago
Frank J. Vinson
Pennsylvania Street
Jennie Dugdale
Miss Taylor
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Dean
Hugh Hanna, Jr
East Eleventh Street
Dorsey
Francis O. Dorsey
Blacherne
Central Avenue
Lucy Hamilton
Park Avenue
W. H. Peters
Lafayette
John H. Holliday
Lucia Holliday
Young Ladies' Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
James W. Lilly
Wilton MacMuhen
MacMullen
New
Local Socials Feature St Patrick Day Soirees and Weddings
Mrs. Hutchinson hosts a large St Patrick’s Day themed reception for Mrs. Daly with green decor and an orchestra. Miss Harriette Baumes weds Charles R. Houston at the bride’s home on College Avenue with relatives from Covington and Cincinnati attending. An Elwood nuptial ties Mr. Charles Halfin to Estella Richards. A future Easter egg party offers games and recipes.
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Miles Sennett
Central Avenue
Ireland
Sinnott
Daly
Hutchinson
Ethel Smith
Freda Cockrum
Katharine Smiley
May Bliss
Harry B. Smith
John B. Cockrum
Thomas G. Smiley
George W. Bliss
A. P. Hendrickson
John B. McShane
George Coughlin
Joseph L. Gasot
Daniel F. Fleener
M. W. Lansfeld
Thomas Winterowd
Sol Meyer
Frank E. Fuller
Eayle
Patentee
Omar Hittle
Elwa
The Fashionable Shirtwaist Styles The Bazar Notes
Harper's Bazar surveys shirtwaists in madras linen and muslin with lace and embroidery. It notes front yokes or yoke linings, long waisted lines, bishop sleeves, and smart pocketed designs. Ready made waists abound though made to measure offers better fit and effect.
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Harper's Bazar
Madras
Portraits for the President's Wife and Daughter Shown at Embassy Tea
At a French embassy tea ambassador Cambon hosted guest Theobald Chartran. The two portraits recently finished in the Corcoran gallery were viewed by about four hundred guests in the embassy ballroom. Miss Alice Roosevelt appears slender and youthful in a white gown. Mrs Roosevelt sits on a park bench in a black cloak and white gown with lace trim and an orchid lining. The paintings will be sent to Paris for display.
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Washington Post
M. Cambon
M. Theobald Chartran
Washington
Corcoran
Embassy
Alice Roosevelt
Feure
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Re Fraite
Paris
Portraits and presidential order pieces tour in May and June
In the salon during May and June Miss Alice Roosevelt’s portrait will stay in the family by order of the President. Mrs Roosevelt’s portrait is claimed by a prominent American who hopes to donate it to the Nation at the end of the President’s term to join other famous women’s portraits in the White House state apartments. M Chartran was repeatedly congratulated on the success of his latest works.
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Alice Roosevelt
Postmaster Myers cites Jeffersonville shed as Gretna Green history
Jeffersonville postmaster and Third district Republican leader Myers says Jeffersonville is no longer a Gretna Green. He recalls a 19th century surge of runaway marriages halted by stricter residency rules, noting revenue loss and past matrimonial agencies. Lafayette editor Grubbs and Mount Vernon figure in hotel visits with local political figures.
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Indiana
Gretna Green
Jeffersonville
Denison
Watson
Charlestown
Myers
Gretna
Louisville
Monument Dedication Executive Committee Meeting
The executive committee in the governor's offices at 4 pm discussed the Bole diers' Monument dedication. They reviewed exercise estimates, heard a torchlight procession proposal by the fireworks subcommittee, and planned participation by German societies and various veteran groups. Next finance committee meeting set for Thursday at 3 pm.
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Bole Diers
Bieler
Nahan
Grand Army of
Faros Layout Raid at Jack Zimmermans Ends in Custody
Captain Hyland Sergeant Giblin and four patrolmen raided Jack Zimmermans on Thirty second street finding five men at a table with a fare layout. Ed Kinney claimed as keeper of the game and four others used fictitious names. Several checks were seized and two men including J C Stewart J W C Smith A G Hamilton and Franklin Davis were arrested. Davis allegedly ordered many checks from a biographing house and claimed to start a bank.
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Hyland
Giblin
Jack Zimmerman
Thirty-second Street
Western Avenue
Ed Kinney
J. C. Stewart
J. W.C. Smith
A. G. Hamilton
Pranklin Davis
Cincinnati
First National Bank of
Fort Wayne
Diamonds Direct From the Cutter at 28 Monument
J P Mu offers diamonds and jewellers direct from the cutter at 28 Monument. Gilt edge quality and direct pricing emphasize value for shoppers seeking fine stones and jewelry.
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