Delaur Debrimont Trio Sings French Opera Selections
The Delaur Debrimont trio performed at the Grand Opera House singing selections in French from Cavalleria Rusticana Faust La Favorita Carmen Martha Rigoletto and I Pagliacci. They spoke of French training contrasts and the difficulty of audiences in France with a lively afterward on singing careers and teaching.
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Delaur-Debrimont
Avalleria
Faust
Carmen
Martha
I Jwatore
Grand Opera
Mme. Delaur
Delaur
Mile. Debrimont
M. Delaur
France
Si Ter
England
Paris
Spore
Ito
Opera Commies
Conservatory
Paris Conservatory
Marseilles
Guile
Jevy
Spring music festival lineup at Tomlinson Hall
The spring festival opens with a 400 voice chorus last rehearsal tonight at Shortridge High School. They will receive tickets for Monday’s first festival night and perform Grieg’s Olaf Trygvassen with the Chicago Orchestra and soloists Tuesday. A Tuesday noon rehearsal with the Tomlinton Hall orchestra precedes the festival. Paderewski recital looms Friday in Tomlinson Hall, with other concerts pitched by Boone McKee and the Pittsburg Orchestra potential engagement at English’s. The Cincinnati Orchestra under Van der Stucken closes the M C A series. a Jean Gerardy, Josef Hofmann, and Fritz Kreisler recital is also under consideration.
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Spring Music Festival
Shortridge High School
Grieg
Olaf Trygvassen
Chicago
Tomlinton Hall
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Lth
Tomlinson Hall
Pittsburg
Boone McKee
Victor Herbert
Cincinnati Orchestra
Frank van der Stucken
Jean Gerardy
Josef Hofman
Fritz Kreisler
Social notes and engagements cross Indiana cities
Mrs Charles A Bookwalter returns from Chicago visits. Miss Wilcox of Cleveland guests. high tea invites issued. many trips to New York California and Ohio. wedding plans and bridal luncheons abundant. Miss Lillian Krauss to wed William Smock Allen. Elwood marriage of Samuels and Hiatt reported.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Chicago
Miss Wilcox
Cleveland
George Barrett Moxley
Robert Greer
Lydia Perry
Jackson Landers
New York
Charles Moores
California
Miss Guilford
Mina Merrill
Mellen
Crawfordsville
William George Olliver
J. K. Lilly
Susan Thompson
Liberty
Oxford
Frank Ritchie
Friedley
William Caldwell
David Braden
Corinne Mansfield
Martin W. Mans
Addison Bybee
Louise
E. General
Lew Wallace
Blacherne
Newell H. Stewart
Neoga Ti
Stewart
Aquilla Q. Jones
Jones
Hugh Richards
North
Alabama Street
Towney
Evelyn Seguin
Son
St. Augustine
Fla
Hot Springs
Madame Fredin
Cincinnati
C. 8. Blackman
Miss Blackman
Buffalo
A. L. Lockridge
Elma Woollen
Lois Dyer
University Club
Samuel Fraser Johnson
Europe
Cornelia K. Allen
Cornelia A. Allen
Clara McIntire
Elizabeth Howe
Carrie Howe
Evelyn Butler
Cynthia Allen
Christinia Allen
Akron
Boston
May W. Donnan
Donnan
Henry Schurmann
Schurman
Albert W. Coffin
Schurmann
May Johnson
Lillian Krauss
Charles Krauss
Alan Ball
Jay Dill
Willam H. Morrison, Jr
Albert Krauss
Morten Traub
William McMaster
Paul Krauss, Jr
Theodore Vonnegut
Helen Becker
Sara Adaline Branham
Jessie Allen
Lena Sohngen
Hamilton
Louise Spaulding
Rochester
Schaal
Toledo
Charles Sohngen
A. A. Anderson
Youngstown
Wallace Palmer
Ligenter
Charles L. Henry
Oscar Lindstrom
Andersen
Stella Raith
Elma Baird Woollen
Miss Krauss
Orrin Woollen
Carda
Urmston
Misa Allen
Bloomington
Mises Edna Kuhn
Adelaide Goets
Cora Stubbins
Emma Frank
Minnie Scholz
Hortense Rauh
Samuels—Hiatt
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Property Deals Involving North Delaware And Capitol Avenues
Yesterday William Hauetsen sold property on North Delaware street near Michigan to Willam Ward for 10000. Ward deeded a live on North Capitol avenue near Eleventh street to Hauetsen for 55000. Jacob N. Hancha sold his farm near Maywood to Vinson Vinings for 14000. Ht Cohen deeded property on North East street near New York to Cecelia Schwartz for 6000.
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William Hauetsen
Delaware Street
Michigan
Willam Ward
Mr. Ward
Mr. Hauetsen
Capitol Avenue
Eleventh Street
Jacob N. Hanchesterday
Maywood
Vinson Vinings
T Ht Cohen
Cecelia Schwartz
North East Street
New York
Hotel Lobby Gleanings on Convention Delegates
Secretary Whittaker discussed Republican convention seating limits at Tomlinson Hall with a larger delegate pool this year. Outsider politicians urged a ban on candidates naming their own delegates, citing a dangerous Indiana precedent. Louise Hogan of New York tours Indianapolis schools for a book on child education, praising Kendal’s work and urging broader funding for elementary education and school gardens.
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Baldwin
Hamilton County
Landis
Indiana
Kokomo
Whittaker
Republican State Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Louise Hogan
New York
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
Hogan
United States Commissioner of Education
Secretary of Agriculture
Columbia University
Kendal
John Kendrick Bangs
Veteran Indiana printer Joseph Freeman visits Kokomo
Edward W Freeman a veteran newspaper man connected with the Kokomo Tribune, long printer and former Kokomo postmaster and county coroner, recalls inquests during the Mollihan gang era and notes harmony in Howard county Republicans. Other items include political primary plans, Populist and Democrat conventions, independent telephone dispute in North Manchester, Knights of the Maccabees visitors, and Republican Editorial Association meeting on campaigning literature.
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Edward W. Freeman
Kokomo Tribune
Indiana
Freeman
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Howard County
Martin Mullihan
Mollihan
Mr. Freeman
Hotel Notes and Political Visitors At Denison
Tury Whittaker of the Republican state committee met with editors. James B. Johns, ex postmaster at Tipton, is starting a sewer contract at Sheridan. Albert Listenberger and D. D. Bates of South Bend visited. Listenberger seeks the senator nomination from St. Joseph county. Ralph Waggoner of Chicago, Western manager of the National Association of Manufacturers, attended Hotel English. a special invitation will go to Indiana manufacturers who are not NA members to attend next month’s meeting.
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James B. Johns
Tipton
Denison
Sheridan
Albert Listenberger
D. D. Bates
South Bend
Listenberger
St. Joseph County
Ralph Waggoner
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
English
Indiana
National Association
Fire in Monarch grocery causes about $1000 damage
A blaze on the second floor of the Monarch grocery at 12 East Washington last night caused about 1000 in damage. Firemen battled dense smoke after the room smoked for hours, water damage spread to the store below and to the Lilly and Stalnaker building, with several hundred dollars in losses there.
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Monarch Grocery
East
Washington Street
Julius Hana
Lilly & Stalnaker
Scottish Rite Convocation Held in Indiana City
The thirty-seventh annual Scottish Rite convocation is at the Scottish Rite Temple. The event opened yesterday and runs to tonight with Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection conferring the degrees on a class of fifty-five. Sarafah Council and Indianapolis Chapter will handle candidates today, Indiana Sovereign Consistory will confer tomorrow, and a banquet with Wil Staub as toastmaster and Representative Overstreet as speaker will close.
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Indiana
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
Sarafah Council Princess of Jerusalem
Indianapolis
Rose Croix
Wil! Staub
Overstreet
Local incorporations form new Indiana firms
Several Indianapolis concerns formed new companies: Mainland Manufacturing with $0,000 capital to build engines and wagons on Twenty fourth street near L E W tracks. Central Construction with $10,000 capital to make mechanical and chemical devices. Wayne Shoe Company with $1%.00 capital to mass market footwear. Graham & Morton Transportation of Michigan City with $60,000. Dolan Telephone Co based in Bloomington serving several counties with $6,000. Helmer Lodge K P 24 trustees. Commercial Electric Co in Indianapolis increasing capital to $150,000. Shelby Steel Tube Co, Pennsylvania firm with $460,696 invested in Indiana. Goebler of Albany listed as agent.
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Mainland Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Twenty-fourth Street
L. E. & W. Tracks
Oo. F. Watson
D. M. Devney
W. J. Taylor
Mr. Watson
Central Construction Company
Albert E. Harley
Prosecutors Withdraw From Petit Larceny Case
In Police Court yesterday County Prosecutor Collins and City Prosecutor Wharton refused to prosecute when M L Clawson appeared for the defendant. Judge Stubbs demanded an explanation. Collins cited dislike of appearing before Clawson who he claimed accused the court and prosecutors of office mismanagement. Pauper attorney Foster C Shirley conducted the case at the judge's request. Defendant Mrs Douglass was fined and costs.
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Collins
Wharton
M.L. Clawson
Stubbs
Clawson
Ther
Foster C. Shirley
Douglass
Ice blockage stops East Tenth street car near Market
An East Tenth street streetcar halted on Pennsylvania near Market as large ice blocks covered the tracks after an ice wagon spilled chunks onto the line. The motorman jumped out, used his switch hook, and spent about five minutes clearing the obstruction to resume service.
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East Tenth
Pennsylvania
Market
Pennsylvania Street
Doc Hoffman Arrested for False Pretenses in Horse Trade
Patrolmen Silvey and Bolen arrested Doc Hoffman of 8 West Maryland Street on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Mrs Effie McNimary of 611 West Chesapeake Street, who traded a blind pony for a vigorous horse Hoffman claimed was sound, says she warned him about a possible doped animal. The pony died after being found unable to rise the following day. Hoffman was arrested Tuesday.
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Doc” Hoffman
West
Maryland Street
Silvey and Bolen
Effie McNimary
Chesapeake Street
Hoffman
Witness Reports Drugging and Theft In City Saloon
William Jamieson, a recent army dischargee living on Prospect Street, told police yesterday he was drugged and robbed of a gold watch and 260 in cash after visiting multiple saloons on South Ilingls Street Monday night. He awoke at 6 am in a saloon chair, missing his watch and money, and believes he was drugged. He had come to visit his mother after discharge.
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William Jamieson
Prospect Street
South Ilingls Street
Fears of Russians forced to leave Manchuria urged by Anglo Japanese pact
Port Arthur dispatches say the Anglo Japanese treaty aims to push Russia out of Manchuria. Japanese and Chinese concessions and banks appear to challenge Russian control while China’s stance softens to Russia’s interests. Delcasse explains France’s limited far eastern obligations under Franco Russian agreement.
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France
M. Delcasse
ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Russia
Manchuria
China
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Cochin
Far East
Asia
Africa
War News in German Press on Britain and Japan
Dispatches from New York and Washington claim France and Russia are meditating war upon Great Britain and Japan over China and seeking Germany's neutrality assurances. The Foreign Office repudiates the story and says Russia and we have not made any such inquiries.
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Berlin
New York
Washington
France
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
China
Germany
Foreign Office
Will Try to Take Canton Rebels Plot Arm Supplies
Yokohama merchant Marcus C. Hill arrives on the Kaga Maru carrying orders for arms to Chinese rebels in the south. He says 50,000 troops stand ready under Dr Sungersen to join the uprising if reports of six city captures are true. Rebels seek Canton for arms, treasure, and momentum to overthrow the ruling power.
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Victoria
Marcus C. Hill
Yokohama
New York
China
Hill
Sungersen
America
Canton
Sunyetsen
Kwang-Tung
Kwang-Si
Nanning-Fubh
Yulin-Chow
Yulin Chow
Peking
Pao-Ting
Board of Revenue
Edict punishes Ho Nan officials after southern rebellion
In Peking a rebellion in Ho Nan province leads to an edict degrading the Pi Yang magistrate and punishing the Tung Po magistrate. Rebels are ordered to be hanged and one priest is missing. The Ho Nan governor blames indemnity collections for the trouble.
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Peking
Ho-Nan Province
Pi-Yang
Tung-Po
Inventor Ehrlich Patents Hot Blast For Ranges And Stoves
John B. Ehrlich announces a combined hot blast and smoke consumer for ranges and cooking stoves. The device injects preheated air into the fire pot to improve ignition and combustion, increasing heat per fuel unit and reducing smoke, with overnight fire retention and pending letters patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Ehrlich
Mr. Ehrlich
Ehriich
Attitude of the Boers in London Report on War Outlook
In London the government said no further information on Mr Schalkburger’s mission is available. A dispatch from Wolve Hoeck reports the party’s progress toward Kroonstadt with staff of Lord Kitchener, amid Boer surrender rumors. Sir George Goldie warns of Cape Colony dangers and suggests amnesty with universal enfranchisement, noting English as the official language and that many rebels are in concentration camps learning English. He cites about 10,000 people involved.
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London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Schalkburger
Wolve Hoeck
Orange River Colony
Kroonstadt
Transvaal
Marker
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Good Hope
Cape Colony
George Goldie
George
Balfour and Buller Clash Over Spion Kop Dispatches
London reports reveal an acrimonious exchange between A. J. Balfour and General Buller over chief command at Spion Kop. Balfour claims Buller led the battle while Buller denies it and urges publication of all dispatches without manipulation.
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London
A. J. Balfour
General Buller
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