The Starbucks at English's theater review lasts night
The Starbucks by Opie Read was staged by a Dearborn Theater company from Chicago with two performances today. Read offers a Southern life portrait set in the Tennessee mountains, featuring Starbuck Jasper and his moonshining family, a blackmailing enemy, and strong character studies, notably William L. Visscher as Kintchin and Howell Hansel as Starbuck.
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Starbucks
Opie Read
Dearborn Theater
Chicago
Mr. Read
Tennessee Mountains
Starbuck
Jasper
Lije Peters
William L. Visscher
Mr. Visseher
Howell Hansel
Alice Leigh
Nashville
Read
Lax
Jonns
First City Recital At Propylaeum This Afternoon
An orchestra member will give his first recital in this city at the Propylaeum this afternoon at 2:30. The program includes Mendelssohn Carnival, Schumann Nocturne in F sharp, Etude in C minor, Chopin Barcarolle, Rubinsky Islamey, and Balakirew Ballade. The list mixes composer spellings and titles as read in the notice.
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Chestra
Propylaeum
Ves Mendelasohn
Sotte Schumann
Rubinstein
Islamey
Balakirew
SOCIAL NEWS FROM INDIANAPOLIS AND KOKOMO
Mrs J E Fish visits Anderson for several days and many local families host visitors from Peru Akron New York and Chicago. Multiple engagements include dances musicals and weddings with plans announced for April and May events and details on recent marriages in Kokomo and Elwood.
Empress Dowager and the Fear of Women
The text contrasts men and women with a remark on the Empress dowager’s success. It notes American men share a sad experience but lack philosophy to learn from it. It suggests a fear of the other sex underpins the Empress dowager’s notoriety and humor.
How to make Welsh rarebit from cheese and beer
A New York Commercial Advertiser recipe explains a Welsh rabbit style dish using rich American cheese and butter chopped together with stale beer or ale and English mustard. Toast slices are heated on hot plates, cheese mixed until thick cream like, then poured over toast and served immediately. It also notes London fashion of name chains with gem initials and a ring worn by the Queen with initials B E R T J E.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
New York Post
London
Prince of Wales
Eryl
Jacinthe
Deputy Assessors Appointed for 1902 Tax Start April 1
Township assessor M. L. Jefferson names 111 deputies for the 1902 assessment to begin April 1. The roster includes W. H. Fullenwilder H. Beasley J. A. Blossom and many others, with twelve office deputies to be named later.
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W. H. Fullenwilder
H. Beasley
J. A. Blossom
J. Jansen
W. G. Whitesides
Jos. Well
Nick Rembash
T. E. Francis
James K. Ruark
Day
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E. Low
H. Lewis
J. M. Scott
D. W. Wood
J. T. Bradford
P. McDermid
E. Gentry
J. H. Miles
B. F. Vandiver
R. W. Henderson
L. C. Wheelock
W. Colburn
A. Schulz
J. T. Morris
J. Coffman
Sam Kimball
Patrick Wade
City News Notes and Social Gatherings Span March Events
Myrtle Temple announces a card party at O R C Hall on North Delaware March 24. George M Tindel reports his wife missing from 716 Virginia Ave. Harry Martin seeks smallpox treatment at City Dispensary. Burglar hunt nets $10 reward for Bell and Hyland case. James Shockley critically injured from White River bridge crash. Palm reader “Stlenzio” entertains Sewall's guests and explains clairvoyance. Barn trespass thwarted by bicycle police. Funeral of James H Quillin set for Gosport under Odd Fellows. Easter ball planned at Tomlinson Hall April 10 with large reception committee. Labor leaders and Consumers’ League guest appearances planned April 1–2 with talks at ProVineur and Masonic Hall.
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Virginia Avenue
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Oklahoma
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Park
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Roy Freidty
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Edgar Keith
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Frank Sadler
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Joe Johnson
Ralph Brown
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Delmer Binford
A. M. Small
Fred Huron
Will Ordedix
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A. E
Wilbur Julian
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F. A. Sommers
B. F. Lamb
Kelly
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Sewall
Slashed Man Held on Assault Charge After Neck Wound
Carl Montgomery, colored, was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after a razor wound across his throat was stitched at the City Dispensary. The five inch scar on his neck was not life threatening. Police could not locate his assailant, William Carrico.
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William Carrico
Illness of Dr. W. F. Stewart in Indianapolis
Dr. W. F. Stewart a longtime Wabash practitioner lies dangerously ill at Mrs. Eri C. Duncan’s home in the city after visiting Indianapolis for nervous prostration treatment. He grew suddenly worse and may not recover.
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Indianapolis
Banquet Echoes Free Trade Rally Against Tariff
A Boston hosted banquet of Democrats heard General Hobard Stevens of the American Free-trade League urge unity against protectionism. Speakers including John W. Kern and John R. Wilson addressed reciprocity, tariff reform, and the need to educate on free trade while preserving harmony amid cross-party tensions.
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New York Letter on Phoebe Careys Poem One Sweetly Solemn Thought
A New York letter discusses Phoebe Careys poem One Sweetly Solemn Thought praising its profound religious sentiment that transcends prosody and grammar, noting its acceptance across faiths and its standing as a perfect poem in the world.
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New York
Phoebe Carey
Death of Dr George William Warren Hymn Composer
The article notes the death of Dr George William Warren at seventy four. It highlights his hymn contributions, including Rock of Ages Come Holy Spirit and Softly Now the Light of Day, and discusses critical reception of his music. Warren served thirty years as organist and musical director at St Thomas Church and later taught at Columbia University. He was known for a devotional musical style, a refined personality, and an interest in art, befriending Homer Martin in Albany.
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Weyler eyed as possible Spain dictatorship figure
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Democrats favor Gorman for congressional campaign post
The Portland Maine Press notes that many Democrats favor placing Mr. Gorman at the head of the congressional campaign committee, a move seen as an improvement over ex Senator Clark. Gorman is praised as shrewd and unconvicted of bribery in a legislature.
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Gorman
Congressional Campaign Committee
Clark
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