Amusements at the Grand and English's this week
A busy program at the Grand features Mrs Alice Shaw and her daughters the famous whistlers with the seventeen Streator Zouages a lightning gun drill team and wall climbers next week. Harry Feicht lectures on Oberammergau at the Grand with augmented orchestra and chorus. Park presents Me and Mother a Langdon McCormick drama and later Barney Gilmore in Kidnapped in New York. Dorothy Neville headlines vaudeville with notable costumes and a vocal treat. Agnes Burroughs appears this afternoon for a week long engagement. East Lynne continues to draw crowds. English's offers Foxy Quiller with Sykes Zink Bertram and Monks of Malabar with Wilson and Celeste. A German adapted musical comedy by Hobart Dinkelspiel runs at English's last three nights. La Salambo an opera by M Geyer based on Flauvert includes La Salambo and Muatho in five acts. Miss Brevel and Mr Selega starred in La Salambo to strong reception. Marine Band concert at Tomlinson Hall tickets go on sale tomorrow at Big Four office. Governor Durbin has ordered seats for himself and party. the band will escort Indiana’s 160-fret infantry from Cuba.
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Alice Shaw
the Park
Mother
Langdon McCormick
Barney Gilmore
New York
Foxy Quiller
Jerome Sykes
Adolph Zink
Helen Bertram
Malabar
Francis Wilson
Marie Celeste
la Salambo
Muatho
Miss Brevel
Mr. Selega
Marine Band
Tomlinson Hall
Big Four
Meridian
Washington Streets
Lst
Benjamin Harri
Ernor Durbin
Indiana Infantry
Cuba
Washington
Burbin
County Council Adjourns After Appropriations for New Laws
The special session of the County Council adjourned yesterday after appropriating funds, most of which were needed to comply with provisions of the new laws enacted by the Legislature. An allowance was made for the county surveyor and his deputy in support of defense measures.
County Workhouse Repair Funds and Courthouse Elevator
The council approved three thousand dollars for repairing the county workhouse following criticism by the Board of Charities and Corrections. An additional sum, not fully shown due to a garbled OCR, was set aside for a new elevator for the courthouse.
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County Board of Charities and Corrections
Social notes bring many travelers and gatherings
Mrs. Vernon Griffith leaves for Hot Springs Ark. Miss Emily Olcutt returns to Muncie with Miss Corella Taylor. Rev Milburn and Mrs Milburn host guests. Governor Durbin and Mrs Coffin take a short West Baden trip. Miss Sayles visits next week. Stone sisters visit from Anderson. Large receptions at Mrs Millikan’s home with Leora Pierson and Katharine Sherick as honored guests. Evansville and Martinsville connections noted. A farewell for Rev Milburn at Second Presbyterian. Dixon-Tyndall wedding details and other society items from Indianapolis society pages.
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Vernon Griffith
Hot Springs
Ark
Emily Olcutt
Muncie
Corella Taylor
Jennie L. Ballenger
Richardson
East Tenth Street
Joseph A. Milburn
Courtland van Camp
Winfield Taylor Durbin
Charles E. Coffin
Martinsville
Ruth Wilson
Smith College
New York
Sarah Wilson
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
P. M. Dill
Park Avenue
Indianapolis Maennercher
East Washington Street
George A. Richards
Julius Keller
Charles Balke
William Smith
Savoy
Veronica Club
Oldenburg Academy Fund
Smith
Clara Langsdale
Sere Warrum
John Schleppy
McWhinney
Walter Fitch
Florence Wacker
Harriet Fitch
Vondersaar
Emma O’brien
Ella Baxter Hitt
Harris F. Holland
Broadway
Louis Ferger
Lorena Albro
John Buchanan
Thomas Fisher
John Hellockson
George Budd
William T. Brown
Charles Wesley Gorsuch
A. C. Kimberlin
B. F. McFarland
E. W. Bassett
A. B. Carr
Benjamin Richardson
George Weaden
Granville Allen
Eloise Palmer
M. W. Wiggins
E. L. Richie
Lynn B. Millikan
North Meridian Street
Leora Pierson
Boston
Katharine Sherick
Avondale
Cincinnati
Millikan
Walter Goodall
Charles F. Daly
W. N. Harding
Henry R. Bliss
Lynn E. Stone
Peter Atwood Hinds
Harriet A. Bingham
J. N. Rogers
Mary Maxwell Knippenberg
Frederick Pennfield
Frank W. Wood
Herbert Hadley
Clark Mallory
Hough
Greenfield
Eph Marsh
A. L. Conklin
D. B. Cooper
E. B. Howard
William A. Hill
George Duncan
J. F. Mitchell
J. P. Poulsen
P. Thayer
Myrtle Parks
Martin W. Mansfield
James R. Millikan
William D. Hutton
Pierson
Miss Sherick
Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Milburn
Chicago
Lory Richardson Wedding Sets Petersburg Marital Union
Frank Lory and Mrs. Lucile Richardson, both of Petersburg, wed last night at the bride’s home assisted by Rev. Marry Nyce. Also mentions local social notes including visits, travel, and an Athenaeum date with Charles Denby as speaker. Debating team selections announced for Butler De Pauw contest at Greencastle.
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Dixon—Thomas
Mabel Thomas
Martha B. Thomas
Frank H. Dixon
West
Michigan Street
J. W. J. Collins
California Street Methodist Church
Jessie Thomas
Maud Myers
William Cressler
Annie E. Potts
Dixon
Thomas
J. 8. Mathers
Kentucky
Deputies Appointed Under New Divorce Law
The Marion county prosecutor Rruckelshaus appointed deputies to defend uncontested divorce cases in all courts. Links Ferguson, Charles O Roemler, Harry M Gentry, John A Sweeney, and A V Royal were named for specific rooms and the circuit and colored cases. They begin duties, investigate defaults, and may receive a fee per case. if collusion or improper defense is found, the judge can halt proceedings and assign defense to the prosecutor.
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Ruckelshaus
Marion County
Links Ferguson
Charles O. Roemler
Harry M. Gentry
John A. Sweeney
A. V. Royal
Spears
City Schedules No New Loan Until July or August
City Controller Johnson praised County Treasurer Koehne for effective delinquent tax collection. He noted daily receipts to the city rose from about $20 to $250–$300, with Koehne having collected about $67,000 this year and the city receiving 40 percent. Johnson said no temporary loan will be needed before July or August, and that improved collection will boost future revenues as long- outstanding taxes are settled.
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Johnson
Koehne
Elks Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary At Grand Hotel
A Jubilee reception and banquet marked the Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 Elks’ 20th anniversary with prominent Elks from across the U S in attendance at the Grand Hotel. George W June Frank P Wade James V Cooke William E English Frank W Vailie John H June Joseph T Fanning Eugene M Cooper Henry D Beissenherz John H Martin led the reception committee as speeches toasts honored past grand exalted rulers and notable lodge figures. Souvenirs featuring menu and portraits of original charter members were presented to attendees.
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the Elks
United States
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis Lodge
B. P. O. Elis
Order
Indiana
George W. June
Frank P. Wade
James V. Cooke
William E. English
Frank W. Vailie
John H. June
Joseph T. Fanning
John J. Curtis
Eugene M. Cooper
Henry D. Beissenherz
John H. Martin
Lodge
Elks
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
George W. Reynolds
Saginaw
Mich
Edward 8. Orris
Meadville
John D. O'Shea
Board of Grand Trustees
Lynn
Mass
Henry Meers
Baltimore
John Galvin
Cincinnati
John W. White
Chicago Lodge
Thomas Taggart
James W. Fortune
Jeffersonville
F. W. Urbahns
Fort Wayne
Ben Camppene
Chicago
Kennedy
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
George R. Colter
Frank W. Vaille
Manila
James M. Healy
Grand Lodge
Frank B. Burke
W. Reynolds
Eugene A. Cooper
Board of Works hears street and rail switch proposals
Representatives of the Bemis bag factory petition for a Belt to Barth avenue switch with Raymond street route as an alternative the Union Railway Company must agree to the latter. Attorney Patterson asks extension of Haughville line to Emmerich ville while routing disagreements delay final decision. Opening Grayson street from Trowbridge to Rural is approved. Debates on Hobart street openings and McCarty street improvement are referred to the city engineer. A remonstrance over closing the alley between Pennsylvania and Meridian is noted and Bishop Chatard seeks vacation for a new Catholic cathedral site. The interurban franchise discussion with Smith, now ill, yields no definite results.
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Bemis Bag
Board of Works
Barth Avenue
Sahim
Raymond Street
Union Railway Company
William Patterson
Haughville
Emmerichville
Sahm
Grayson Street
Trowbridge Street
Rural Street
Hobart Street
Thirty Fourth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
McCarty Street
West Street
White River
Pennsylvania
Meridian Streets
Fourteenth Street
Chatard
Indianapolis
Elks Award Contracts and Appoints Official Reporter
The Grand Lodge of Elks awarded contracts for the year to Pettibone Brothers for paraphernalia and jewels Seemann & Peters for blank books and stationery Emil Weissbrod & Sons for leather goods and Oscar Ahlstrom for metal goods in New York Saginaw and Greenfield. George B Reynolds grand secretary announced Bert Spencer as official reporter for the next term, a post restricted to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Elks
Pettibone Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Seemann & Peters
Saginaw, Mich
Emil Weissbrod & Sons
Greenfield
Mass
Oscar Ahlstrom
New York
George B. Reynolds
The
Elks
Bert Spencer
Board of Works
Grand Lodge
Order
Child Terribly Burned in Street Fire Accident
Five year old Helen Patterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson of 1621 Hoyt Avenue, suffered deep burns to arms chest and neck yesterday after clothing caught fire near State and Prospect streets. A passerby named A C Francke wrapped her in a blanket and local physician Dr Storch treated her, noting burns may not be fatal though risk existed. Crowd gathered at Rolling's drug store where she was aided before further care.
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Helen
Robert Patterson
Hoyt Avenue
State
Prospect Streets
A. C. Francke
Rolling’s Drug Store
Storch
Commercial Club Officer Installations Reported
Atty, engineers and their wives attended the Commercial Club meeting. Officers elected were Past President Mrs Edward Hugal, President Mrs Henry Framilion, Vice President Mrs W T Recording Secretary Miss C Wattiela, Financial Secretary Miss Esta Johnson, Treasurer Mrs Mae Conductor, and Doorkeeper Miss M Meade. Next meeting and officer installation set for Wednesday at Commercial Club parlors.
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Commercial Club
Atty
Edward Hugal
Henry Framilion
W. T
C. “ ‘Wattiela
Esta Johnson
Mae Conductor
I. N. Johnson
M.meade
Local News Notes From The City
Dr. C R Marlett returns home after southern health trip. William C McClure judged unsound mind and imagines threats to his life. George S Houghton attends funeral of General Harrison. Hugh J McGowan improves after serious illness. Boys arrested for barn destruction. ages about eleven. Irvington M E Church to be dedicated on Easter Sunday by Rev J P D John. Lecture Law Liberty and Love to follow. Thomas Campbell, baseball player, sent to workhouse for $20 fine. assault charge dismissed. State factory inspector D H MccAbee praised for outstanding report. Large Indiana delegation to Christian Endeavor convention in Cincinnati. Rev R V Hunter and C S Johnson travel to arrange accommodations. Levey Bros Co notified printing of 2 cent stamps stops April 1. stamps on checks to be unused after July 1. plant capacity about one million a month. County Commissioners face road superintendent applicants. salary $2 a day.
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C. R. Marlett
South
William C. McClure
George S. Houghton
The
Americas Republican Club
Pittsburg
Harrison
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Thomas Britton
Loren Owens
Emil Deltz
Irvington M. E
J. P. D. John
de Pauw University
Irvington
Thomas Campbell
New Orleans
D. H. MccAbee
Department of Inspection
Levey Bros. & Co
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Judge Holdsom Upholds Right to Work Amid Union Assault
Chicago March 20 Judge Holdom rules in a labor union assault case that a worker has the right to labor as he chooses and the union may discipline members without authorizing assaults. Albert Hill of the Lathers' Union is sentenced to five additional days in county jail after already serving time for the attack on James Kelly during a strike.
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Chicago
Jesse Holdom
Albert Hill
Lathers’ Union
James Kelly
Holdom
Kelly
United States
Hill
America
Seven teens pardoned for riding trains in Butler County
Seven white men from Butler County Alabama, jailed for 60 to 90 days for riding trains without tickets, were released from Pratt mine prison by Governor Sanford after investigations. Most are union members with cards, some say they never appeared before a judge and were held forty to fifty days in Greenville jail. Dr J Elmer Adams of Cleveland also freed, his fine paid by friends.
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Birmingham
Ala
Butler County
Alabama
Pratt Mine
Sanford
Greenville
J. Elmer Adams
Cleveland, O
John Hotz Receives West Point Appointment Notice
John Hotz, a Manual Training High School pupil of 2015 North Senate Avenue, learned he passed the exam for admission to the West Point Military Academy. Recommending Rep Overstreet and an adjutant general notice set report by June 10. Hotz captains the school football team and is praised as a top student.
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John Hotz
Manual Training High School
Washington
West Point Military Academy
Young Hotz
North
Senate Avenue
Representative Overstreet
Fort Thomas
Adjutant General's Department
Trotz
West Point
John G. Hota
Progress in the South Philippine Commission Organizing Governments
Secretary of War Root reports Taft commission progress in the southern Philippines. Tayabas Romblon Masbate and Tablas Sibuyan and smaller islands are organized with hopeful receptions. Plans extend to Negros Jolo Mindanao and other provinces. Governments are simple with limited machinery and aim at self government. Schools to be established in Masbate as part of the effort.
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Washington
Root
Taft
Taft Commission
Philippines
Doilo
Tayabas
Romblon
Tablas
Sibuyan
Masbate
Tiaco
Burlas
Marinducque
Negros
Jolo
Mindanao
Oilo
Capiz
Antigua
Cebu
Bohol
Leyte
Zamboanga
Misamis
War Department
Panay Welcomes Judge Taft and Commission Officials
In Iloilo Panay on March 20 the Philippine commission was warmly greeted by General Hughes and staff as a district government was organized by Federalists. Taft and Worcester addressed Federalists in the theater. Taft said peace proves civil liberty under the Constitution, with Philippines sovereignty tied to liberty and prosperity. Natives gave enthusiastic replies as negotiations proceed to surrender insurgent Fallon.
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Iloilo
Panay
P. 1
Philippine Commission
Hughes
Negros
Taft
Philippines Commission
D. C. Worcester
Senor de Tavera
Fallon
Reichstag Bebel Stoecker clash in heated Berlin debate
In Berlin on March 20 the Reichstag debate over home office estimates erupted in a heated clash between Social Democrats led by Bebel and Conservatives led by Stoecker. The session grew uproarious with repeated orders to maintain decorum as armor plate questions also drew sharp exchanges.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Home Office
Herr Bebel
Dr. Stoecker
Stoecker
Herr Singer
Herr Rosenthal
Social Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Count von Kardorff
Herr Krupp
United States
Germany
Krupp
Board of Works Routine and Assessments Deferred
The board advances opening projects on Salem Hobart streets at fifty feet width with assessment roll approval. Graydon Street benefits and damages outlined. Bill of sale to Henry C. Ulen for old office fittings at $10. Petitions filed for sewer along first alley south of New York from La Salle to outlet. Plans for gravel roads cement sidewalks Hoyt Avenue Nelson Lexington Spann. Oxford Street improvements and St Clair Street curb work noted.
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Salem
Hobart
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-eighth Street
Graydon Street
Trowbridge Street
Henry C. Ulen
New York Street
la Salle Street
Hoyt Avenue
Nelson
St. Paul Street
Nelson Street
Lexington
Spann Avenue
Oxford Street
St. Clair Street
Senate
Primary election board named under new law
Chairman Logsdon of the Republican city committee will appoint a Republican in each ward to join the chair, vice chair, secretary, and treasurer as the city primary election board. The Democratic chairman will make similar appointments. Republicans plan to elect their new precinct committee around May 1, with Logsdon expected to be re elected.
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Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Charman
Mail Sacks Rifled In Philippines, Post Chief Reports
Director General Cotterman reports a surge of mail pilfering in Manila from army posts to local post offices. He urges imprints on wax seals and requests 1 hand press with a numbered die. He notes steamship mail intraprovincial routes carry sacks not under government control and distrusts native or Spanish crews.
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Washington
Cotterman
Philippines
Post Office Department
Manila
Army Posts
Army Post
Masbate Province Established Amid Rural Hard Times
ILOILO Panay March 20 by mail from Panalog Masbate March 18 The islands of Masbate Ticago and Burlas with a population of forty thousand were today constituted the province of Masbate. Masbate Island has been impoverished by the rinder t which has killed the cattle the rais i of which is almost the sole industry of the inhabitants. The people welcome the idea of a civil cry and promise to ste ie ee rece oe iso bas flied Yoga tlaang for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iloilo
Panay
Panalog
Masbate
Ticago
Burlas
Tlaag
Ladies Auxiliary Formed by National Stationery Engineers Group
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the National Association of Stationary Engineers was finally organized last night after several meetings, completing the formation of the new body. Members discussed aims and duties, signaling a formal start to their activities and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the National Association of Stationary Engineers
Andrade Arrives in Willemstad Amid Venezuela Revolution Fears
General Andrade former president of Venezuela has landed at Willemstad Curacao from San Juan de Porto Rico. His presence signals possible serious revolutionary activity in Venezuela linked to the Riera Rolando Pietri and Crespo factions.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
General Andrade
Venezuela
San Juan de Porto Rico
Riera
Rolando, Pietri
Crespo
Meat Contracts Awarded to Chicago Packers for Army
Contracts to supply the United States army with nearly a million pounds of meat for the Philippines were awarded to Chicago packers by Captain W. L. Alexander, purchasing commissary officer of the Department of the Lakes. The order includes 270000 pounds of bacon, 8000 pounds of beef, 67000 pounds of ham, and 2000 two pound cans of roast beef.
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Chicago
United States Army
Philippines
Chicago Packers
W. L. Alexander
Department of the Lakes
Nashville officer receives brevet major for action in Philippines
Capt. Lucius Polk of Nashville is promoted to brevet major for his conduct at Hilongos Leyte on May 6, 190 with three wounds. He is ex-President James K. Polk's grandnephew and brother of Cam Rufus K. Polk of Pennsylvania, having previously served as a lieutenant with the Fourth Tennessee Volunteers in Cuba.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lucius Polk
Nashville
Hilongos
Leyte
Philippine Islands
James K. Polk
Cam Rufus K. Polk
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Tennessee Volunteers
Third Battalion Fifth Infantry Ordered to Report for Service
The third battalion of the Fifth Infantry at Fort Sheridan is ordered to join the two other battalions and report for field service. The battalion will move on March and sail from San Francisco April 1, Col. W. H. Bowman to accompany as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fifth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Philippines
San Francisco
W. H. Bowman
Pierce Heiress to Wed Ninth Infantry Officer
New York reports Miss Mary Conger Pierce niece of E H Conger will marry Lieutenant Harold Hermond of the Ninth Infantry. Hammond, from Rushville Illinois, West Point graduate, met during relief of Peking. Betrothal occurred at a Conger dinner with nineteen officers present in Peking. Des Moines indicates wedding likely in June at the Conger home after leave.
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New York
Peking
China
Mary Conger Pierce
E. H. Conger
Harold Hermond
Ninth Infantry
Hammond
Rushville
West Point
Pierce
Conger
Des Moines
Willard C. Pierce
Mary Congest Pierce
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