Hodge, Podge & Co at English’s Opera House in Indianapolis
Peter F Dailey headlined the new musical comedy Hodge Podge and Co at English’s Opera House last night. The former Weber & Fields comedian drew strong applause with a breezy persona and popular coon songs. His company included Christine McDonald and a strong supporting cast with William Broderick delivering standout solos.
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Peter F. Dailey
Opera House
Weber & Fields
Dailey
Hodge, Podge & Co
Dalley
Christine McDonald
Miss McDonald
Cindy
Linda’s
Diamond
East Lynne at the Park draws large New York audience
The Park stage of East Lynne drew one of the season’s largest crowds as Agnes Burroughs’s company presented Mrs. Henry Wood’s story. A wreck delayed scenery and actors, but the evening performance went on with Miss Burroughs as Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, supported by a full company. The show runs all week with matinees and night performances.
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Henry Wood
East Lynne
Park
Agnes Burroughs
United Services
George A. Dickson
Henry M. Talbot
Fred Dickson
Miss Burro
Lady Isabel
Madame Vine
Vernon Somers
Archibald Carlyle
Mr. H. T. Swayne
Francis Levison
Edwi Loring
Lord Mount Severin
Harry Clayton
Richard Hare
Myrtle Chapman
Barbara Hare
Eva Marley
Cornelia Carlyle
Little Vivian
Willie
Latin Play At Girls Industrial School Draws Parents
Invitations limited to parents and Latin scholars announce the advanced Latin students will perform Horatii et Curatii with a cast listing Louise Barbour Marguerite Bowen Gladys Wright Bertha Bals etc. A social and sale at Mrs Frank Blanchard’s residence in North Meridian street follows, featuring aprons towels and homemade candy with hostesses named. Augustus Wing and Blanche English wed in Wabash with only close relatives present. Edward Heath and Pearl Wise marry in Muncie at the bride’s home.
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Cuba
Roberts. McKee
Saratoga
N. Y
Clifton Comry
Washington
New York
J. L. D. Chandler
Isle of Wright
Tabernacle Church
Wiliam E. Burford
Miss Purford
Atlantic City
Allison C. Remy
Butler
Hot Springs
Ark
George «Philip Meier
Paris
Harry Lathrop
Nellie Browning Lathrop
Greensburg
J. W. Browning
A. A. Barnes
Informa Eance
Girls’ Industrial School
Frank Blanchard
North Meridian Street
Conversation Club
Charles Emery
Olney
Clinton
Samuel G. van Camp
van Camp
Chicago
W. Henry Bell
Henry Coburn
A. Douglass
Oscar de Vay
Albert Smock
Burkhard
John Gray
Watson
Gosney
F. W. Dickhut
Pletcher Avenue
Edna Knowlton
Nell Sommerville
Lillie Bohnstadt
Ethel Collins
Gertrude O'Bannon
Alice King
Ada Dickhut
Maud Dickhut
Mabel Parsons
Ella Lawrie
Ella Glass
Edith Schowe
Ida
Horatii Et
Curatii
Horatius
Louise Barbour
Horatia
Soror Horati
Marguerite Bowen
Alia Soror
Gladys Wright
Numtius
Bertha Bals
Mulier
Erma Riber
H. Hall
Charles L. Wayre
D. H. Jennings
H. A. Breese
J. H. Barnhill
H. L. Whittack
T. B. Eastman
A. E. Cook
3. E. Kercheval
W. B. Miller
W. C. Hall
Charlie
Wing—English
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Augustus Wing
Blanche English
West Main Street
Charles Little
Brother to the Rescue in Talbott Avenue Fire
An overheated furnace at 201 Talbott Avenue in a three story brick bakery building caused about 1 damage last night around 11. A McGannon brother aged about 20 returned upstairs to search for his missing sibling and was overcome by smoke before firefighters rescued him. The other brother had already left the building and was safe.
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Talbott Avenue
O. C. McGannon
McGannon
Magnate Watkins Ill in Bed with Bronchitis
W H Watkins president of the Indianapolis Baseball Club was gravely ill yesterday with bronchial trouble and a severe cold. Doctors treated him repeatedly and he avoided pneumonia. He plans to return in a day or two while broader league news shifts to Grand Rapids joining the reorganized Interstate League with a stock company raising funds. Strobel of Toledo confirms Grand Rapids inclusion, Mansfield may join circuit in place of an Indiana city.
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Indianapolis Baseball Club
Hays
Indianapolis
Watkins
Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Interstate League
Strobel
Toledo Club
Mansfield
Indiana
Ban Johnsons Schedule Ends AL Meeting Drills
Philadelphia March 21 The American League adopted a season schedule with fifty six dates and five immaterial changes. No playing rules changes were made. Notable attendees included Connie Mack Comiskey and McGraw. Rock Island Illinois March 21 Illinois Indiana Iowa League announces fifty six games per town opening May 2. Managers Manning and player signings noted for Coughlin McFadden and Cuppy.
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American League of Baseball Clubs
Ban Johnson
Boston
Chicago
Connie Mack
Charles Comiskey
John J. McGraw
Johnson
American League
Chas. W. Somers
J. F. Kilfoyle
Cleveland
Jeer Duffy
Milwaukee
Conway W. Sams
H. Goldman
S. Miles Brinkley
Sidney Franks
W. Robinson
Baltimore
Rock Island
Ill
Sexon
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Rockford
Terre Haute
Evansville
Davenrt
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Davenport
Four Killed in Bessemer Mine Accidents
Four African American miners died at Sloss Sheffield No 2 ore mine in Bessemer when a blast loosened ore and a nine ton mass collapsed. The victims were Bert Kelley Daniel Preston Richard Batle and Cornelius Davis.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sloss-Sheffield Company
Bessemer
Bert Kelley
Daniel Preston
Richard Batele
Cornelius Davis
The Killing of Lucas Sued Over Drunken Fatal Fight
In Indianapolis Cumberland, a circuit court trial unfolds as Mary A. Lucas seeks $10,000 from John W. Little, alleging he sold liquor to her husband John W. Lucas who became enraged, fought Charles G. Tichener, and was killed. Jury selection begins amid witness testimony about Lucas’s drinking at Little's saloon. The case resumes next day.
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Circuit Court
Mary A. Lucas
John W. Little
John W. Lucas
Charles G. Tichener
P. W. Bartholomew
Jacob Martin
Jacob Vansickle
Martin
Lucas
Little's
Vansickle
Slander suit against John O'Donalds filed in circuit court
James Brown sues John O'Donalds for slander seeking 2500 damages in the circuit court. Brown alleges a written statement was seen by several including his wife and cites a verbal threat at O'Donalds grocery. Also notes a separate matter of a receivership for Sterling Accident Co. and a later wrongful death related action with a large verdict.
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John O'Donalds
James Brown
Brown
O'Donalds
O’donalds
West and
Abbott Streets
Hiram Bacon Sues Street Railway For 5000 Damages
Hiram Bacon filed suit against the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for 5000 dollars in damages. He claims on February 5, 1901, while alighting from a Virginia Avenue car, the car started and threw him to the ground, injuring his spine and head.
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Hiram Bacon
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Virginia Avenue
Appeals Move In Four Cases In Indianapolis Courts
The case of William Nichols fined in the Criminal Court for alleged policy playing was appealed to the Appellate Court yesterday. Also filed in the Appellate Court was an appeal by Du bois county commissioners against ex-Sheriff Henry Cassidy and his bondsmen for 2 dollars. The death of Frank McBride, a defendant in Isaac Ceiner vs Indianapolis Wholesale Grocers' Association, halted trial in Room 2 of the Superior Court, marking the fourth postponement since trial began.
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William Nichols
Dubois County
Henry Cassidy
Frank McBride
Isaac Ceiner
Indianapolis
Court Dismissals and Jury Verdicts in Indianapolis Rail Cases
In Superior Court Room 1 Juries returned verdicts for defendants in Shepherd Leonard v Indianapolis Street Railroad and Nancy Stone v Indianapolis Street Railroad, with damages sought. In Circuit Court, several cases including Frank E Edwards v P C & St L Railway and Lowden H Carle v John E Boyce proceeded to trial or submission with juries instructed for or against plaintiffs.
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John L. McMaster
Nancy Stone
Indianapolis Street Railroad Company
Shepherd Leonard
Lawson M. Harvey
Isaac Ciener
Indianapolis Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Frank E. Edwards
Lowden H. Carle
John E. Boyce
Thomas J. Neiman
William O. Eagle
Fenda
Court notes costs and criminal cases in Fremont Indiana
Judgment against several petitioners for costs. Guilty pleas in State of Indiana cases with fines and imprisonment. New suits listed including divorces foreclosures and slander. Supreme Court minutes with numerous appellant briefs and rehearing petitions.
Perry Queenan Beats Eddie Johnson In Oshkosh Ring Clash
Perry Queenan of Sheboygan wins an eight round glove contest against Eddie Johnson of Chicago in Oshkosh. Also noted, London Jockey Club licenses for the coming season. Racine polo team loses to Richmond 3 to 1 in Western championship. Fasig Tipton harness sale at Madison Square Garden totals 274 horses sold for 107345 dollars. Abbott and Boralma four heats in seven agreed for trotting match. Sycamore crew arrives in Glasgow to prepare Shamrock II cup gear. Jeffries fights off assailant at Academy of Music. police intervene. Stable boys strike Newmarket for higher wages. Harvard taps W T Reid of Belmont as football coach. New York Trotting Association offers 10000 purse.
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Perry Queenan
Sheboygan
Wis
Eddie Johnson
Chicago
Oshkosh
Johnnie
Lester Reiff
Clem Jenkins
A. McIntyre
London Jockey Club
Racine
Richmond
Ore
Fasig-Tipton
Madison Square Garden
New York
John J. Scannell
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Abbott
Boralma
Sycamore
Glasgow
Jack “Bull” Flaherty
Jim Jeffries
Academy of Music
Jeffries
Newmarket
England
W. T. Reid
Belmont
Cal
Pan American Exposition events set for Buffalo meets
Amateur Athletic Union officials finalized dates for the Pan American Exposition events in Buffalo. June 13 hosts the monster handicap meeting, June 14 the junior championships, June 15 the senior championships, and July 4 the all around championship with a world marathon race. Richard Clawson, famed jockey for William C Whitney, lies dying in Phoenix General Hospital from consumption after years of riding through exhaustion and triumph.
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Cahill
Charley Herr
Buffalo
Amateur Athletic Union
Richard Clawson
New York
William C. Whitney
Phoenix
Clawson
Atlantic
Whitney
Surprised Maroons Sweep Three From Columbias
In the Tenpin League finale the Maroons swept three straight from the Columbias at the Marion alleys. Jay led with three high last-game scores boosting his season average to 1763-43, edging Bryson who had the league’s top average. City rolled three from the Criterions as the Blue Labels claimed two of Merchants.
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Maroons
Columbias
Marion
Columbia
Merchants
Jay
Bryson
Kinks
Cashier Johnson in Jail in Grand Rapids Michigan
Charles A. Johnson cashier of the Niles National Bank arrived in Grand Rapids at 10:40 PM under U S Marshal H J Howe. He was taken to the county jail after meeting deputies Wheeler O'Donnell. Johnson appeared haggard and lighter, denying knowledge of bank affairs and indicating L Ott Marion had helped secure his bond.
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Mich
Charles A. Johnson
Niles National Bank
United States
H. J. Howe
Cincinnati
Wheeler
O'Donnell
Johnson
L. Ni Ott Marion
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