Monks of Malabar Delights at English’s Opera House
The comic opera The Monks of Malabar impressed a large fashionable audience last night at English’s Opera House. Francis Wilson led a strong company with lavish scenery, Oriental costuming, and melodies by Ludwig Englaender, supported by a capable cast and a full chorus.
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Malabar
English
Opera House
Francis ‘Wilson
India
Hoyt
Ludwig Englaender
Signor
Emerico Morealle
J. Cheever Goodwin
Francis Wilson
Mr. Wison
Messrs
Nixon
Zimmerman
Mr. Wilson
Francia ‘Wilson
Senta
Wilson
Vanensselaer Wheeler
Daru
Marie Celeste
Clea
Stage royal pages and songs thrill Indianapolis crowds
The report highlights performers Hallen Mostyn as the Maharajah and Grace Orr Myers as Dielma with strong singing by Miss Bradford and Miss Celeste. It notes exuberant finales, a lively dance, and curtain talks by Mr. Wilson, plus upcoming shows including Maude Adams and Barney Gilmore, with orchestral and violin performances and a mourning note on Mme Sembrich's retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallen Mostyn
Grace Orr Myers
Dielma
Louise Lawton
Ninika
Edith Hutchins
Zoloe
Mr. Wheelers
Miss Bradford
Miss Palmer
Gay Paree
Miss Celeste
Wilson
Indianapolis
Charles Lamb
Lfe
Hackett Overcomes Heart Trouble At Cincinnati Theatre
James K. Hackett fainted after the curtain fell on the second act of The Pride of Jennico at Walnut-street Theater Cincinnati. A physician diagnosed a mild heart trouble and he was expected to resume today. Mrs Fiske, a leading actress, also produces Becky Scarp under her direction at the Park Theater with high demand for seats next Friday and Saturday shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Walnut-street Theater
Cincinnati
Jennico
Hackett
Wright
Mr. Hackett
Basil Jennico
Park
Social notes of Cincinnati visitors and local entertainments
Miss Davis of Cincinnati visits Miss Sue Chipman and many others host luncheons and teas. Mrs. Leopold Burkhardt, of Avondale, stays with daughter Mrs. John M. Shaw. Mrs. Harry Griffith visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bird in Lexington. Numerous trips to Chicago, Lexington, Bloomfield, Jeffersonville and Columbus noted along with a marriage announcement for Helen Desha Kirtland and Stuart Dean. Mrs. Hunt hosts a reception at The Colonial for Marie Celeste of the Francis Wilson Opera Company. An informal dance at Mr and Mrs A A Barnes features Miss Rena Clayton as a guest of honor. Many social calls and formal engagements listed with multiple families and organizations.
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Miss Davis
Cincinnati
Sue Chipman
Charles Paquette
Leopold Burkhardt
Avondale
John M. Shaw
Harry W. Griffith
Lexington, Ky
Frank Bird
Emily Goldthwaite
Marion
Battler
North Capitol Avenue
H.S. Hume
Greenfield
N. G. Worth
T. C. Day
Chicago
J. Ross Stevenson
John Joss
New Philadelphia
E. E. Travis
Marie Celeste
George Edwin Hunt
Rorcine
Columus
P. M. Dill
Lexington
Christian Church Congress
William Kuechler
Hidelgo
Frank Wells
Bloomfield
Alvin T. Hert
Jeffersonville
Samuel Adam
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Helen Williamson
Greenwood
Maud Cotter
Arcola
Ind
Western College
Oxford
Bessie Brown
North Meridian Street
Upton J. Hammond
Neice
Helen Desha Kirtland
Stuart Dean
Christ Church
Hammond
J. D. Jones
Walnut Hills
William T. Brown
College Avenue
Jones
National Board of Managers
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Mayness Chapel
Francis Wilson
Monks
Malabar
English Opera House
John T. Brush
Carroll de Witt
T. E. Griffith
Henry Kahn
Florence Coffin
George N. Catterson
Kate Perry Morris
Mary Kahlo
Harry Kahlo
C. V. Griffith
Barnikole
P. M. Watson
Charles Bidler
Hunt
The
Colonial
Francis Wilson Opera Company
Kate Pe Morris
Fred E. Matson
Fred Barnikole
Miss Hunt
A. A. Barnes
Irving Swan Brown
Worchester
Mass
Rena Clayton
Barnes
Brown
Miss Clayton
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Annual Report Summary
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias reports Indiana shows net membership growth of 2 274 with 466 active subordinate lodges. Total receipts were 624.95 with 111 084 47 paid in relief and 148 508 42 cash on hand. Indiana records the most active members in the Supreme Lodge including five supreme representatives and two officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Frank Bowers
Indiana
Scottish Rite Masons Hold Spring Convocation
The Scottish Rite bodies of the state opened their spring convocation in the Scottish Rite building with 64 candidates earning degrees from the fourth to the fourteenth yesterday afternoon. Afternoon sessions continued with fifteenth and sixteenth degrees and Rose Croix de rees seventeenth and eighteenth. A banquet is planned tonight. Tomorrow at 10 a m work resumes with the nineteenth to thirty-second degrees, finishing tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite
Grand Lodge of Perfection
Florists' Association meeting plans carnation society event
The Florists' Association of Indiana will hold its regular meeting in Room 2 at the Denison Hotel next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The gathering aims to discuss plans for entertaining the National Carnation Society, which will meet in the city next year.
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Marine Band
Tomlinson Hall
W. H. Santelmann
Chopin
Indiana
The
Florists’ Association of
Denison Hotel
National Carnation Society
Trust to Luck Not Safe, Insure Your Home
An insurance ad urges homeowners to insure against fire and other risks. It promotes Indian Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 12 East Market Street with phone number 305 and underscores the importance of protection for the estate.
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Indian Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Tel
Curious Bribe Claim Surrounds Grand Jury Figure
Former Eureka Savings and Loan treasurer Whitcomb says grand jury member Schoppenhorst solicited bribe money to suppress embezzlement charges. Schoppenhorst denies the allegation, calling it preposterous. Prosecutor Ruckleshaus vows to investigate if any truth emerges at the next grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Whitcomb
Eureka Savings and Loan Association
Grand Jury
Emma Lutz
Ruckelhaus
Wm. A. Ketcham
F. W. Cady
William Schoppenhorst
Schoppenhorst
Whitcomb
Washington Street
Ruckleshaus
High Court Reverses Verdict in Perry Township Trustee Case
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling and awarded the Perry township trustee office to Benjamin P. Gregg after a tie and a lot drawing with George C. Tombaugh. It also upheld a decision denying Joseph Green a share of his deceased wife’s estate, clarifying that the surviving husband cannot inherit, but the wife’s children may receive all.
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Benjamin P. Gregg
Perry Township
Fulton County
George C. Tombaugh
Supreme Court
Election Board
Gregg
Tombaugh
Joseph Green
Hamilton County
Green
Evansville
Etc
R. C
I Clay C. C
Comstock
Burns
Moore
Harrison
Hamilton C. C
Henley, C. J
Austin
DeKalb C.C
Black
J.—l
Parol
Fighting Step by Step The case of William Lawson
William Lawson colored sues National Protective Society over an accident police policy. Originated in a justice court after a saloon incident on Virginia Avenue where a deliveryman fired a revolver by accident. Judgment for $22.50 upheld, appeal to Appellate Court continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawson
Sarah Boone
National Protective Society
Lawson
Knelpe
Virginia Avenue
National Company
Justice's Court
Leathers
Justice’s Court
Vinson Carter
Ellen Bowen
Jennie L. Gilmore
Thersa Benson
Sadie O'Brien
Justice of the Peace Court
William R. Farry
Amelia Sto
Use of a telephone leads to Hamrick rent verdict
Jesse D. Hamrick refused to use a new telephone installed before the company completed its plant. The firm kept the telephone in place. Hamrick declined to operate it and asked callers to use the old phone. The jury in Judge McMaster's court returned a verdict in Hamrick's favor for 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Hamrick
Hamrick
MacGeath
Starr. Wells Co. C
Deitrich
Board Commissioners
Trike C. C
Smith Co
Williams
Lawrence Co. C
State
Thomas M. Getzendanner
Harrison C. C. Appellee
Appellees
Solomon Dorsey
Mary K. Dorsey
Floyd C. C. Appellants
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
New Telephone Company
Jesse Hamrick
Mary Johnson
John Sweveland
William Ripley
Thomas Kane
James P. Baker
Bank of Toronto Et al
Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
Bank of Toronto
Suit Over Damages From Lost Fingers At Cabinet Plant
Homer I. Foster sues Alexander M. Stewart and others, proprietors of a cabinet and musical instrument factory, for 5000 dollars for the loss of four fingers while operating a saw. It is charged that guards were ordered by a factory inspector but not installed. A defense motion to direct a verdict was argued. Judge Allen will rule on it morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer I. Foster
Alexander M. Stewart
Foster
Allen
Appellate Court Organized Into Two Divisions
The Appellate Court, formed under the new law yesterday, has two divisions. The first division includes Judges Henley Black and Robinson with Henley as presiding chief justice. The southern division comprises Judges Comstock Wiley and Roby with Comstock chosen to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley, Black and Robinson
Henley
Comstock
Wiley and Roby
Local Court Hears Assault and Theft Charges In City
Ernest Royster of 34 West Tenth Street is held to the grand jury on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill malicious trespass and drunkenness. Ira Collins and William Hill are bound over on grand larceny charges for theft from a railway car. W. W. Thompson, receiver of the Sterling Accident Insurance Company, yesterday…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Royster
West Tenth Street
Ira Collins
William Hill
Inventory and fines in old city court notes
Day filed an inventory showing 26.07 in outstanding notes and 112.58 in notes payable to the association. He received 32 cents in cash and office fixtures valued at 235. Judge Alford fined Charles Sanders for selling a lottery ticket, noting a barber on East Washington and a man who left tickets. Sanders claimed five motherless children. Samuel Baldwin and Edward McCarty were each fined 100 and costs and sentenced to 18 days in the workhouse for assault at Cox's drug store on Capital Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street.
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Day
Alford
Criminal Court
Charles Sanders
East Washington Street
Aman
Sanders
Samuel Baldwin
Edward McCarty
Joseph Reeves
David Cox
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Fremont Alford
Bury
Agnes Zion
Pete Larceny
Fendant Mies
Jury Discharged in Lucas v Little Trial over Husband Loss
The jury in the case of Mary A. Lucas against John W. Little, a Cumberland saloon keeper, for $10,000 for her husband’s loss failed to agree and was discharged yesterday by Judge Allen.
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Mary A. Lucas
John W. Little
Cumberland
Allen
Supreme Court and railroad case notes from Indiana courts
A historical Indiana case digest item notes Supreme Court affirmations on B. & S. W. Ry Co vs Peterson and Forebaugh vs Gregg, outlining railroad regulations, employee safety duties, and negligence per se. The record lists numerous appellate dispositions, minutes, and civil filings across Hamilton and surrounding counties, culminating in a plan for a new Greenwood dairy firm under J. T. Polk Company with a Sixteenth and College avenue site.
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Supreme Court, Isc. B. & S. W. Ry, Co
Peterson
Daviess C. C
Jordan
Burns
Forebaugh
Gregg
Fulton C
Hadley
Morris
Wills
Boone C. C
Wolf Vs. Line
Kosciusko C
Grebd
Porter C
Hollingsworth
McCarly
Newton c. C
Guethler
Allman
Huntington C. c
Rogers
Showmaker
Vigo C. C. Ee Link
Deering
Spitzmesser
Madison C. C
Kinsey Co
Boyce
Marion C. C
Covert
Brag
Vanderburg
St. L. Ry. Co
Noftsker
Citizens’ St. R. R. Co
Heath
Hendricks C. C
Baldwin
Rich
Hamilton C
Saji
Pulseva
Osborn
Decatur C
Dougan
Sipe
Randolph C. C. Same
Gee Me
I. S&s
M. S. Ry. Co
Butts
Whitley C. C
Bonham
McGrath
Blackford C. C
Jack
J. T. Polk Company
Greenwood
F. J. Dawson
M. H. McCready , Son
John C. McWilliams
Sixteenth and
College Avenue
Mr. Polk
Man from South Boston Burns In Sleep Accident
William Peters twenty seven of South Boston Virginia was treated for severe burns and transported from Sims Indiana to City Hospital after sleeping beside a lambeau and rolling into a fire while intoxicated. He was cared for in Sims before arriving at the City Dispensary and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
Boston
Sims
Ind
Losses Adjusted and Unadjusted in Insurance Claims
An unclear note discusses losses adjusted and not due, losses unadjusted, and mentions figures such as 35 percent legal reserve and a deceetae term, indicating a fragmentary insurance accounting or legal reserve entry with illegible terms and no clear event or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egalnet
Legal Reserve
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Sele
Eale
Ates Siney
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Colorado
N. A. Moore CO
Ancy Grocers
North Illinois St
Tro
Diamond Merchant
North
Illinois St
Bates House
the Empire
Grand Opera House
Maude Adams
English’'s
Barney Gilmore
Gilmore
Park Theater
Christian Oelschlagel
Gounod
Oberammergau
Edmond Rostand
L’aiglon
Englsh
Atom
K Xea
Vanderbilt
Southampton
Teexhouse
Jules Keene
Buffalo Bill
F. A. Vanderioo
de Wet
Baden-Powell
Mildred Holland
Bridgeport
Harry Lacey
Jack Manley
Joseph Arthur
Bucephalus
Pegasus
Byrne
Fred C. Dickson
Zoo
Big Frank
Bostock
Chiquita
Girls’ Industrial School
Madame Morelli
Mme. Sembrich
Dresden
San Francisco
Europe
Graft
Mme. Bembrich
Balt Lake
Personal and
P. Grand Lodge
Meeting of
Indiana Florists
the Appellate Court
Jesse
D. Hamrick
New Appellate Court
the Police Court
W. W. Thompson
Sterling Accident Insurance Company
Yester
William K. Windle
Huntington C. C. Appellees
Huntington County Loan and Savings Association
Mary E. Falk
Edward Bogue
Claude M. Bennett
Grant C. C. Appellee
Frank E. Williams
Madison C
Yeoman
Davies
C. C
Wiley
St. John
Stafford
Delaware C. Co
Robinson
American Credit Indemnity Company
Ellis
No. Een
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Gilbert H. Blaker
Oscar Ensley
Justice of the Peace
Hancock County
John T. Askren
Sarah J. Fouts
William B. Flick
Oliver W. Voorhis
William Rice
Agnes Pickett
Joseph van Horn
Homer J. Foster
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Isaac M. Sedam
Zermy Griffey
John Manahan
Arminda C. Moore
William M. Redman
Henry
Leire
Minnie M. Leire
Lillian Gordon
Frank Gordon
William P. Cummins
G. Enetta Cummins
Maroe Blackman
Earl Blackman
Marthe McGinnis
Charles I. McGinnis
Elsie Wehmeyer
John H. Wehmeyer
J. T. Polk
Omega Oil
Omega OS
Omega Chemten Co
Siro
Pennsylvania St
I.argest
Walschner
Susic CO
Wiliam Peters
Uneeda Biscuit
Coppock Bros
Pembroke Arcade
J. B. Kirkpatrick
East
Ohio
DPR Co. Td
Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
OmMce
Carlin
Lennox
Manhattan
Broadway
New York City
H. B. Staker
J. H. Glffin
United States
State of Indiana
Loucal
Stevenson Baildine
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