Foxy Quiller Impresses at English’s Opera House
De Koven and Smith’s comic opera Foxy Quiller drew a large crowd last night led by Jerome Sykes Helen Bertram Adolph Zink Grace Cameron W G Stewart Julius Steger Louis Cassavant and Georgia Caine The company highlighted laughs strong singing and baton like choreography with Sykes delivering witty lines and Zink delighting in both Japanese and Napoleon roles The cast also featured memorable numbers including The Vendetta The Tarantella and The Song of the Sword with a grand finale chorus and impressive sword work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy Quiller
Quiller
Harry Donough
Walsingham Binks
Traderuseumr
Adolph Zink
Liliputian
Mr. Zink
Apoleon
Helen Bertram
la Colomba
Miss Bertram
Mr. Steger
Miss Caine
Julius Steger
Stewart
Steger
Cameron
Opera by Kian and Erlanger Delights London Audience
The production pleased the audience with verse about Carrie National Beon’s letter to Gunner Morgan and a detailed staging. The dockyards at Portsmouth Corsica coast and the Governor’s castle scenes unfold with three distinct settings. A splendid double chorus and fine costumes capped the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie National Beon
Gunner Morgan
Kian & Erlanger
Portsmouth
England
Corsica
Vaudeville At Grand Opera House Delights Patrons
Stanley and Wilson lead a week of entertainment in a society sketch Before the Ball with Miss Doris Wilson singing well and Mr Harry Stanley mimicking a clarinet voice to roaring applause. The Streator Zouaves perform bold military maneuvers including a rapid sixteen foot wall climb as audiences cheer, and Biograph pictures like Shooting the Chutes and McKinley in Canton cap the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Wilson
Grand Opera House
Mr. Stanley
Miss Wilson
Doris Wilson
Harry C. Stanley
Oscar P. Sisson
Kether Wallace
Joseph Stanley
Walter Terry
Neliie Elmer
Miss
Weber Canon
Patterson
China
Victoria
McKinley
Canton
Me and Mother at Park Theater lavishly praised
Langdon McCormick's new play Me and Mother was performed at the Park Theater yesterday afternoon by an excellent company directed by Stirling and Maguire. The simple tale of old fashioned folk disrupted by city villains unfolds with bright lines and dramatic mill sequence led by Little Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon McCormick
Park Theater
Stirling & Maguire
Beldin
Jules Loveday
Mary Blynn
Little Joe
Charles Macklin
Jim Dudley
Maud Cooling
Ery
Blynn
Jim
Charles Diem
Sleepy St
Charles Webster
Martin Waller
Eugene Kay
Colonel Bancroft
Daniel McCarthy
Delancey Richardson
Mabel Trunelle
Jean
Kate Ridgway
Burlesque Show at Empire Theater Receives Poor Review
The High Roller Burlesque Company opened a three day run, edited for city audiences, but the performance proved tiresome and suggestive with a disrobing incident during living pictures and a weak feature in Benny Hur, marking one of the poorest shows seen this season at the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Roller Burlesque
Empire Theater
Living Pictures
Benny Hur
Stage Notes Highlight Park Theatre Beckons Audiences
Notes of the Stage report seat sales for Mrs Fiske in Becky Sharp at Park Theatre. Also mentions The Still Alarm at Englishs with a Ben-Hur like chariot effect. Maud Adams stars in LeGion at Englishs next week. President’s Marine Band plays Tomlinson Hall. Zoo Indianapolis draws crowds with nightly avenues and occasional animal clashes. Kidnapped in New York melodrama stars Harney Gilmore at Park Theatre in the final three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arthur
New York
Harney Gilmore
Park Theater
Monks of Malabar to Open This Week in Odd Comedy
The current week features four acts by Howard Hall with Mr. Gilmore cast in a strong supporting company and new scenery. The Monks of Malabar by J Cheever Goodwin and Ludwig Englander for Francis Wilson is a topsy turvy comic opera with catchy music and a dreamy Oriental flavor. It is booked at English tonight tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Gilmore
Malabar
J. Cheever Goodwin
Ludwig Englander
Francis Wilson
Social Roster Highlights From City Visits and Parties
Mr and Mrs Herman Lieber plan Europe sailing May 9. Rushville's I C Kinnear visits M L Howe. Mrs L T ruster of Aurora IL visits her son at Chalfant. Brown duo return from New Orleans. German Literary Club meets with Emily Fletcher. Many guests travel for Easter and spring events. Minuet Club closes season with dance at Brenneke Academy. Mrs A B Howe hosts cards and Merry Kuchre Club for birthday. Dozens of hosts and attendees listed with violets and greens decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lieber
Europe
I. C. Kinnear
Rushville
M. L. Howe
Aurora, DL
Chalfant
W. H. Brown
New Orleans
German Literary Club
Emily Fletcher
Lydia G. Millard
Miss Millard
Katharine Wallick
Clara Feuchring
Central Medical Cinch Club
Oneida Hotel
George N. Catterson
Maria
George Edwin Hunt
Misses Smith
W. H. Coleman
New York
Bess Brown
Oxford
Maud Coulter
Mary Evans
John H. Dipps
Nowbear Club
English
Opera House
Annie
Katie Gleason
Milas Gertrude Muelser
Minnie Cohn
Josie O'Brien
Addie Lynch
Ernest Seton-Thompson
T. C. Day
Mr. Thompson
Day
Charles F. Sayles
Joseph A. Milburn
Mr. Milburn
Chicago
Milburn
Sayles
Daniel Stewart
Mary Carey
Eleanor Carey
Vassar
Ruth Carey
Somers
Washington
Charlotte Scott
Minuet Club
Brenneke Academy
Helen Roach
Mabelle Raffety
A. B. Howe
KE. Tiff
A. E. Johnson
M. L. Salter
du Gann
C. W. Harvey
Seidel
N. A. Walker
C. C. Gilmore
P. B. Trone
William Donaldson
H. C. Moore
T. J. Cook
Bieler
H. 8. Malpas
J. L. Bieler
Gertrude Droege
Katharine Sigler
C. L. Trusler
Aurora
Howe
Cora Hewitt
Nelle Mowrer
Lella Salter
Ethel Harvey
Local News Items Highlight Illness and Community Events
Police Superintendent James F. Quigley remains ill and confined to bed though not considered dangerous. Lectures at Tabernacle Church and a gymnastic exhibition at school No. 45 promote civic engagement. Also noted are a church meeting, a bee life talk, a Chicago telegram about a son, a lightning damage claim, railway mail exam results, an insanity declaration, a Brunswick Hotel deal, and Lt. Harry Campbell’s leave visit from the Philippines with comments on investing and reenlistment rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Quigley
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
Adolph Moss
Twenty-third Street
First Baptist Church
Samuel H. Brubaker
R. S. McKee
North Alabama Street
Chicago
Walter McKee
Captain Right
McCarty
New Jersey
Germania Hall
Leon O. Bailey
American Finance and Trust Company
New Brunswick
New York City
Richard Olney
Alexander A. Porter
Henry E. Howland
Charles T. Barney
Oliver Ames
Bailey
Harry Campbell
Fourth United States Infantry
North Slnots Street
Philippines
Arrest of A L Bolen for Theft Charged in 2 Dollar Case
A L Bolen of the National Electric Company at 124 East Washington street was arrested last night and charged with stealing $2. The warrant for his arrest was sworn out by Walter A Royse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Bolen
National Electric Company
East
Washington Street
Walter A. Royse
Smile A Little Ode By Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Poem fragment urging readers to smile through hardship. Cites enduring burdens of life, comforts others with a bright face, and notes smiles brighten weary tasks and lost fortunes. Mentions author Elia Wheeler Wilcox and the 18 line item title.
Suit of Isaac Ciener Versus Indiana Wholesale Dealers
In the Superior Court Isaac Ciener sues the Indiana Wholesale Dealers Association for 3000 damages. Trial paused repeatedly due to deaths of interested parties. Lew Wallace Jr and Bernard Korbly led for the plaintiff and defendants respectively. the defense team includes Henry Spaan and William A. Ketcham. The verdict hinges on the definition of barrel house and its implications for liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ciener
Indiana Wholesale Dealers’ Association
Lew Wallace, Jr
Bernard Korbly
Henry Spaan
William A. Ketcham
Jury retires in Lucas Little case with verdict pending
In Cumberland, Mary A. Lucas sues saloon keeper John W. Little for 10000 damages claiming her husband was killed in a quarrel at Little’s saloon. The jury retired at 9 yesterday and may seal a verdict if reached overnight. The judge noted that Lucas must prove Little or his bartender sold liquor while the husband was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lucas
John W. Little
Cumberland
Little
P. W. Bartholomew
Lucas
Will probate plea filed over Randall estate protest
An attempt to probate the will of Stephen M. Randall near closing time was interrupted by a protest filed by Randall’s daughter’s attorney. The protest claims undue influence and notes the daughter’s seven children, with the estate going to a son aged sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Randall
Randall
Executors and Administrators Appointed in Local Estates
John F. Carpenter named executor of Jonathan C. Randall's will with a $1,000 bond. William Treiber appointed administrator for Bettie Ross's estate with a $250 bond. William B. Pentecost named administrator for Shepler Fry's estate with a $6,000 bond. Petition filed seeking guardian for Frank A. Metten, declared a person of unsound mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carpenter
Jonathan C. Randall
William Treiber
Bettie Ross
William B. Pentecost
Shepler Fry
Frank A. Metten
Colored men Samuel Baldwin and Edward McCarthy in assault case
Samuel Baldwin and Edward McCarthy were tried in the Criminal Court yesterday for assault and battery with intent to kill Joe Reeves. The pair, drunk, quarreled with Reeves at David Cox's drug store at Capitol avenue and Twenty-eighth street on the evening of March 3. Reeves intervened but was nearly beaten to death. The jury will render a verdict today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baldwin
Edward McCarthy
Joe Reeves
David Cox
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Reeves
Court records from Indiana courts brief list of cases
Superior and Circuit courts dismissals, default judgments, and costs in multiple cases. Dockets include William Stegle v Siegle divorce dismissed. State ex rel. Sweeney v Marer costs. Emma Drummond v Charles dismissed. many damages and costs orders. criminal assault case tried. new suits filed including mortgage foreclosure and company actions. Supreme Court minutes and various certiorari and brief entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
William Stegle
Bessie Siegle
State of Indiana
John Sweeney
Philip Marer
James M. Leathers
Emma Drummond
Henriette Charles
Isaac Ceiner
Indianapolis Wholesale Grocery Association
James P. Baker
Christian A. Fritsche
Rudolph
Fritsche
Irwin Shryer
Next Friend
L. B. Shryer
Brown-Ketcham
Ron Works
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Cora Taylor
Andrew J. Taylor
Pais Oe
Cora Watkins
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Mary A. Lucas
John W. Little
Fremont Alford
Samuel Baldwin
Edward Seca
The
Railway Building and Savings Association
Columbus P. Preston
Rone Starr Piano Combe Starr No Company
F.leebert
Repiense
Ctreuit
Margaret Town
George Yorce
Supreme Court
John F. Littell
Willam N. Burns
Clark C. C
Subway Company
Patrick McGuire
White C. Co
Martin
Appellate Briefs and Transfers Across Courts
Tippecanoe and Hamilton counties feature appellate briefs and transfers including Lena Treschman versus Edith Treschman and Vincent Case et al. versus Martha Bennett administratrix. Citizens Street Railway Company versus Lillie M. Shepard notes opposition to additional authorities on petitions or rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Treschman
Edith Treschman
Tippecanoe C. C
Supreme Court
Vincent Case
Martha Bennett
Hamilton C. C
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Lillie M. Shepard
Arkansas Republican mentions Judge John McClure in Little Rock
Judge John McClure of Little Rock, a former chief justice and long-time Republican delegate, visited Bates to obtain depositions and renew friendship with A. W. Wishard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McClure
Little Rock
Ark
Bates
A. W. Wishard
Wishard
McClure
State of
Arkansas
FINE PICTURES ON VIEW OF WESTERN ARTISTS AT LIEBER'S
The fifth annual Society of Western Artists exhibit opened last night at Lieber's in Indianapolis under the Indianapolis Art Association. A two week public showing features 106 paintings and six statues with works by Duveneck, Steele, Wendt, Forsyth, Corwin and Adams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Western Artists
Hi. Lieber Art Gallery
Indianapolis Art Association
Society
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Duveneck
T. C. Steele
Brookville
J. C. Shaffer
Evanston
Mr. Wendt
Forsyth
William Forsyth
Ohio
C. A. Corwin
Pauline A. Dohn
Henry Wade Rogers
Atha Haydock Caldwell
Emma B. King
Long Island
Avon
Whitewater
Winifred Adams
L. H. Meakin
Bessie Hendricks
Woodruff Place
Kaelin
F. Reaugh
Oak Cliff
Tex
Vincent Noworthy
J. Otis Adams
Otto Stark
Nocturn
Fred C. Sylvester
Carl Gustav Waldeck
Charles Francis Browne
Edmund H. Osthaus
Toledo
New Scientific Building Funds Discussed at State University
Representative John W Cravens of Bloomington met Auditor Hart to review the 100000 appropriation for a scientific building at the State University. One half may be drawn July 1 1902 and the remaining 40 percent January 19 1903. Trustees plan a meeting soon and may begin construction this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cravens
Bloomington
State
Hart
State University
Cravens
Deputy state supt of public instruction resigns to pursue degree
Fassett A. Cotton, deputy state superintendent of public instruction, has tendered his resignation effective April 1. He plans to seek the nomination for state superintendent and will use the interim to attend college. Mr. Jones has not decided on Cotton’s successor. The job pays $1,500 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
Mandolin Orchestra Organized In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis mandolin orchestra has been permanently organized with officers: J. B. Cameron director Eugene E. Noll concert master Frank McNeely president Kennith Jeffries vice resident Henry Nathan secretary God rey Mack treasurer Charles Bohan manager Applications for membership must sent to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra
J. B. Cameron
Eugene E. Noll
Frank McNeely
Kennith Jeffries
Henry Nathan
Godrey Mack
Charles Bohan
Branigan and Herriott File Bankruptcy Petitions
William D Branigan of Edinburg filed a bankruptcy petition in U S Court with liabilities of 6424.44 and assets of 1. Ephraim Herriott a farmer from Needham township Johnson county also filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 2412.00 and assets of 293.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Branigan
Edinburg
United States
Ephraim Herriott
Needham Township
Johnson County
Allen Chosen and Federal Appointments Noted
Senator Beveridge visited town while Allen letters and rural delivery extend to Lewville on April 15. The Tell City National Bank gains a $0 capital, with Michael Bittinger president and Gustave Hutchsteiner cashier. Postmaster Homer G. Cox appointed at West Union. Interior Department admits Freeland Lambert Sweveland to practice. Stamp agency changes abolish Lafayette office while New Albany increases Nellie L. Stoy salary to 600 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
New York
Lewieville
Henryey
Carrier
C. N. Sweet
Homer G. Cox
West Union
Parke County
Michael Bittinger
Gustave Hutchsteiner
Henry
Lafayette
Harry L. Bryan
Nellie L. Stoy
New Albany
Miscellaneous News From The Federal Offices And Abroad
Frederick E. Coyne, recently named Chicago postmaster, fled his $500,000 bond at the Post Office Department. The President proclaims the purchase of islands Cibitu and Cagayan in the Jolo archipelago. Navy changes place F W Dickins on Brooklyn and C N Thomas to Oregon. General Greely denies Alaska military telegraph line sufferings. Yukon travel remains normal. Fred Davis, an American citizen from Cincinnati, died returning from South Africa on the Maince. Ohio officials plan a San Francisco launching trip for the battleship Ohio. One or two special trains may carry Governor Nash and others home. William Corcoran Eustis named third secretary at London. he will replace Joseph H Choate Jr as ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Coyne
Chicago
Post Office Department
Cibitu
Cagayan
Jolo
Navy Department
F. W. Dickins
Brooklyn
Aston Station
C. N. Thomas
Oregon
London
British War Office
General Grosvenor
Ohio
San Francisco
Duluth
Cleveland
Nash
William Corcoran Eustis
United Sates
Joseph H. Choate
Bassador
Choate
Eustis
Morton
Kentucky Sailors Rewarded For Algerian Rescue
Two sailors from the battleship Kentucky received French silver medals and diplomas for courage in Algiers when they helped four French sailors after a boat capsized. The honor was accepted despite questions about Congressional approval, since the sailors acted in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tial
San Francisco
Philippines
Pacific
M. de Lanesson
French Republic
Ee Department
P. Ausseress
Patrick Mullen
United States
Kentucky
Algiers
Daily Criminal Record from Easly and Other Cities
A compilation reports Ada Harris stabbing death of Ella Humphreys in Easly Alabama amid suspected affair with Richard Harris. Ede Ward Thompson in Georgetown Kentucky killed her two year old Edward Jr and herself. motive unknown. Other items mention Joseph H Conlon’s arrest in San Francisco for stolen registered mail totaling 13 000, Charles Friedman’s murder of his two children in Brooklyn, Meyer Weisbard’s coroner inquest in New York, J C Durham’s arrest in Pineville for Santa Clara murder, and Barker’s Jersey City court appearance after shooting Rev John Keller in Artington New Jersey. A $10 reward advertised for the killer's capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easly
Ala
Ada Harris
Ella Humphreys
Richard Harris
Joseph H. Conlon
San Francisco
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
Charles Friedman
Brooklyn
Zucca
New York
Meyer Weisbard
J. C. Durham
Pineville
Santa Clara County
California
R. P. McClincy
Hattie Durham
Schiessly
Colonel McGlincy
Jack Wills
Robert Briscoe
Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Artington
N. J
Jersey City
Barker
Siy
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Dutterick Patte
Bissel
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Hartshorn
Schleicher
Martens
Just
Paul Hl. Krauss
J. BP. Mullally
Monument Place
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Mother
High Roller Burlesque Company
Maud Adams
Prowman
United States Marine Band
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Zoo Ft
Personal and
A. L. Bolen
Emile
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Lucas Case Jury
Board of Guardians
Martha V. Wilkinson
Board of Children's Guardians of
Marion County
Board of Children’s Guardians
Marion Circuit Court
Zola Rankin
Martin Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Board of Children's Guardians
Marion County Circuit Court
the Court Record
Et al
Brief
Tippecanoe C. C. Appellant
Appellate Court
A. W
the Society OF Western Artists
Lieber's
F. A. Cotton
Allen
Naval
Root
Ious
Phillippines
Daily Criminal Record
Emerson
Co Ee Pe
Pierce
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
W. Coe
Delaware
Obie Sirceta
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