Pike stock company opens play with Starbuck saga in Tennessee mountains
Beginning this afternoon the Pike stock company of Cincinnati presents Opie Read s The Starbuck s at English s tomorrow and Saturday. The cast includes Lizzie Hudson Collier Angela Dolores Angela McCaull Emelie Melville and others. The Tennessee mountains setting centers on the enmity between Jasper Starbuck and Lise Peters with Starbuck a moonshiner in government hands. The show features regional melodrama with a pianist from Jenny Eddy s company and a variety of acts to follow The Thoroughbreds vaudeville at the Empire Theater and a tour of The Chaperons to small cities beginning March 31 with listed stops across Indiana and nearby towns.
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Pike Stock Company
Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Pike Organization
Lizzie Hudson Collier
Angela Dolores
Angela McCaull
Emelie Melville
Thomas Reynolds
Byron Douglass
John B. Maher
Joseph Everingham
Opie Read
Tennessee Mountains
Jasper Starbuck
Lise Peters
Starbuck
Pdga
Frank L. Perley
Kivansville
Vincennes
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Anderson
Kokomo
Marion
Munele
Terre Haute
Jamestown
N. Y
Walter Jones
Tammany Subway
Eva Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Miss Friganza
Mr. Jones
Personal and Society notes from Clerksburg and beyond
Mrs. Philemon M. Watson visits family in Clerksburg while relatives and friends from Anderson Crawfordsville Chicago and St. Louis share greetings and journeys. Invitations announce the Anna May and Julius Mueller wedding on April 2 at St. Pauls Church. A John Herron Art Institute exhibit opens with New York works and Mrs Albert Lieber violin recital at the Propylaeum.
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Clerksburg
W. Va
John W. Lovett
Anderson
Johns. Duncan
John H. Talbott
Logansport
J. C. Peltree
Fort Wayne
G. E. Belott
East Fifteenth Street
Hall
East Street
H. E. Newcomer
Horace Wood
Husbands
Martinsville
Frank van Camp
Frank Woods
French Lick
Luella McLain
St. Louis
Miss Holliday
Anna Louise Beck
Sunny
Julia Langford
Chicago
P. A. Havelick
Brazil
Ind
Albert Baker
Crawfordsville
Lynn Harding
Harding
Genevieve Riley
Henry Knippenberg
Florida
Knippenberg
A. Duncan
New York
Alice Woods
Washington
Ransdell
Miss Reiman
Lafayette
Mortimer Levering
Baltimore
Sydney Wheelheart
Walter Fugate
Blacherne
Wheelheart
Miss Urmston
Hamilton
Alien- Krauss
Miss Krauss
St. Paul
H. L. Beissenherz
Anna May
Julius Mueller
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cornell Avenue
John Herron Art Institute
Sixteenth
North Pennsylvania Streets
Albert Lieber
Cecil
Propylaeum
Lieber
Miss Dugdale
North Meridian Street
Bessie Taylor
Brooklyn
Mary Dean
Macy Coughlin
Catharine Merrill Club
John R. Wilson
Central Avenue
Alfred F. Potts
Edward E. Gates
San Francisco
Cal
H. H. Howland
John Levett
John 5. Duncan
Sarah H. Peckham
Gera, St
Henry Judah Brandon
Miss Von Stauffer Stuart Wedding in Chicago Church
Miss Marion Von Stauffer and Mr Charlea Stuart were wed at Christ Church Chicago in a small ceremony attended by about twelve. Rev Stanley officiated with Mrs Reed matron of honor and bridesmaids in yellow and pink gowns, the bride carrying purple violets and pink roses. The couple will reside at Hinsdale after a kiss.
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Margaret Smith Calderhead
James M. Avall
James Calderhead
Vermont Street
Joan Calderhead
Albert E. Scott
J. Cumming Smith
Henrietta
Laura Brewer
Charles Sor
Chicago
Hunter
Toronto
Canada
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Martha Scott
Columbus
Genevieve Bridges
Greencastle
M. Haldeman
R. M. Burton
Pearl
Florence Randall
Mies von Stauffer
Mr. Stuart
J. F. Stuart
Coles
Washington
Spence Porter
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Walter Spencer
Lena Porter
Spencer
Gaar, Scott & Co
Professor Gray to Study Labor Unions Impact Abroad
Prof John H Gray of Northwestern University received an appointment from Carroll D Wright to travel to England to study how labor unions affect industrial output. The U S Bureau of Labor will this year examine the policy limiting daily output of workers among unions in the United States Germany England and France.
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Chicago
John H. Gray
Northwestern University
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
United States
England
United States Bureau of Labor
Germany
France
Diamonds Direct from the Cutter at Mullallys
J P Mullally announces direct diamond sales from the cutter with gilt edge guarantee. Located at Monument Place, the jeweler offers diamonds and related jewelry.
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J. P. Mullally
Diam Jewelry
Monument Place
Ane
Professor Emmerich Explains the D rule to students
At M T H S, Professor Emmerich addressed male students about a D rule affecting athletics. He explained eligibility specifics for four required subjects with passing marks, noting other subjects may not bar participation if the student maintains school work and earns required credits. The rule aims to keep academics high while allowing athletic involvement and could revive key teams after losses under previous policy.
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Emmerich
Shortridge High School
North Side
Shortridge
South Side
The
Athletic Association
Harold Bauer Virtuoso Pianist At Propylaeum Recital
News notes describe Harold Bauer as a subjective artist whose approach blends restraint and expressive clarity. Born 1873 in a mixed German English family, he is praised for technical mastery and musical insight without excess, and his recital at the Propylaeum is highly anticipated.
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Harold Bauer
Propylaeum
Bauer
Spring festival chorus rehearse for Olaf Trygvason concert
The Shortridge High School hall hosts a final rehearsal next Wednesday for the spring festival chorus of four hundred under Mr. Stock, before a public April 1 concert in Tomlinson Hall with the Chicago Orchestra and soloists Gertrude Stein, Elekta Gifford, and Charles W. Clark performing Grieg’s Olaf Trygvasson. The orchestra may open the festival the night before. rehearsal with orchestra and soloists runs 12 to 1 that Tuesday.
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Shortridge High School
Tomlinson Hall
Chicago
Gertrude May Stein
Elécta Gifford
Charles W. Clark
Grieg
Olaf ‘Tryevasson
Stock
Thomas
Olaf
Paderewski Plans New Slavonic Opera in Progress
A Chicago dispatch reports Madame Paderewski announced her husband is preparing a new Slavonic opera after Menru. The score is near completion and the work is described as distinctly Slavonic, reflecting Paderewski's musical direction.
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Chicago
Madame Paderewski
History of Masonry in Indianapolis by William E English
The Bowen-Merrill Company publishes The History of Masonry in Indianapolis by William E English. It details Indianapolis lodges from Center Lodge No 23 founded 182, through Cap City Lodge 312 and newer orders, with biographies of notable members and a roster of current lodge members and Scottish Rite and Murat Temple affiliates.
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William E. English
Bowen-Merrill Company
Masonic Brothers of
Captain English
Center Lodge
Harvey Gregg
Milo R. Davis
John T. Osborne
Samuel Henderson
Morgan
Order
Ihe
Louis Kossuth
Marion Lodge
Capital City Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
Mystic Tie Lodge
Oriental Lodge
Pentalpha
Logan Lodge
Veritas
Concordia Lodge
Teutoonia Lodge
A. A
Rose Croix
Indiana
Murat Temple
Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Naomi
Banker's testimony at Northern Pacific merger hearing in New York
In New York, March 19, a hearing before Special Examiner Richard A Mabey focused on the Peter Power suit to overturn the Northern Securities control transfer. Banker J S Kennedy testified on stock holdings, Morgan connections, and the formation purpose of Northern Securities Company amid Harriman and Hill influence.
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Richard A. Mabey
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
J. S Kennedy
W. A. Lancaster
Minneapolis
Power
Kennedy
Europe
James J. Hill
Lord Strathcona
Willis James
George F. Baker
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
E. H. Harriman
Northern Pacific Common
J. P. Morgan
Harriman
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. PB. Morgan
Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Securities Company
Great Northern
Northern Security
Mr. Kennedy
Lancaster
Examiner
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
Northern Pacific Company
Arrests for Conspiracy in Haiti Amid Election Tensions
Port au Prince reports say many citizens were arrested and a number sought asylum in consulates as a presidential race unfolds. Judge Bourjolly and Gen Destouche among the imprisoned, M Senque denied asylum in the French legation. The minister Leconte traveled with troops to Jacmel. US diplomat Leger notes five or six candidates and an April vote, with overall quiet amid agitation.
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Haiti
Judge Bourjolly
Supreme Court
Gen. Destouche
M. Senque
Legation
M. Leconte
Jacmel
Washington
Leger
United States
Mall
Boycott Upheld by Missouri Supreme Court
In Jefferson Missouri March 19 the Missouri Supreme Court sitting en banc ruled courts of equity cannot enjoin labor organizations from enforcing boycotts on companies. The decision affirming a lower court denied Marks & Haas Jeans Clothing Co of St Louis a restraint against Anthony Watson and Knights of Labor officers and a United Garment Workers branch. The court emphasized free speech and peaceful advocacy as essential to redress of grievances.
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Jefferson, Mo
Supreme Court
Courts of Equity
Sherwood
Marks & Haas Jeans Clothing Company
St. Louis
Anthony Watson
Knights of Labor Organization
United Garment Workers of America
Burgess
Brace, Gant and
Marshall
Robison
Jude Valliant
Circuit Court
Jade Tablets From China Locked in San Francisco Safe
Ten jade tablets engraved about two centuries ago by a Chinese artisan under Shun Che of the Tartars are held in the safe of customs appraiser J. T. Dare awaiting Washington authorization to return them to China. The tablets, each foot long and six inches wide, were found wrapped in embroidered silk with cords passed through drilled holes and likely looted from the Forbidden City. Customs officials informed the treasury and await State Department arrangements for repatriation.
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Shun Che
China
J. T. Dare
Washington
Forbidden City
Treasury
Papal Delegate Arrives in Mexico for Ecclesiastical Study
Monsignor De Samper, aged twenty eight, arrives in Mexico City with secretary Monsignor Carrol on a papal mission from Pope Leo. He hails from Bogota, Colombia, belongs to the Pope’s personal entourage, and stays in Rome at the Vatican when abroad. He says the mission is not political, but to review ecclesiastical studies in Mexico and report back after consultations with Mexican church leaders. He denies reports of the Pope’s ill health and asserts full faculties and strong will.
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Mexico City
Monsignor de Samper
Leo
Monsignor
Carrol
Bogota
Republic of Colombia
Rome
Vatican
Mexico
United States Cotton Duck Co Lowers Authorized Capital Stock
Capital stock for the United States Cotton Duck Company was reduced from fifty million dollars to thirty million dollars. The certificate, filed in Trenton New Jersey, bears the signatures of president L. P. Park and secretary D. H. Carroll.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Cotton Duck Company Today
L. P. Park
D. H. Carroll
General Young Leaves the Presidio
SAN FRANCISCO MARCH 13 Maj. Gen. S B M Young has retired from command of the military Department of California Col B J Raches appointed as temporary commander.
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San Francisco
S. B. M. Young
Military Department of California
Col
B. J. Raches
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Health
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the premier spring medicine for nerves blood digestion and vitality. It warns shoppers to refuse substitutes and imitators and to buy only PAINE'S from reputable dealers with the name on the wrapper and bottle.
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Paine's
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