Still Alarm revival dazzles audiences at English's Opera House
Harry Lacy stars as Jack Manley in the revived Still Alarm at English's Opera House last night. The show features strong performances, elaborate sets, and impressive fire engine scenes, though the audience was small. Other cast members include Lynn Pratt as the villain, John Bird as Gor man, and Emma Brennan Ince as Mrs Manley. The Still Alarm will repeat tonight and tomorrow with a matinee tomorrow afternoon. Barney Gilmore and Baby Virena also headline the parallel Park Theater program, showcasing versatile capabilities.
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Joseph Arthur
English
Opera House
Harry Lacy
Jack Manley
Mr. Lacy
England
America
English’s
Lynn Pratt
John Bird
Gorman
Frank C. Bangs
Franklin Fordham
Charles K. French
Doc Wilbur
Paul P. Pyan
Joe Jones
Herbert St. John Brenon
Willie Manley
Fire Department
Harry A Farkins
Philip Dwyer
John Kinney
John J. Conway
Charles Bryde
William Gaffney
Birch Johnson
Mr. Brenan
Ular
Emma Brennan Ince
Manley
Belle Gold
Dad Wilbur
Elizabeth Baker
Elinore Fordham
Burlesque Review Highlights Child Star and Kidnapping Theme
The Empire Theater offers a burlesque program featuring Baby Virena praised as a clever child actress and a sensational kidnapping storyline around Marion Clark. Mina Shirley as Birdie Bolen impresses best, while Camilla Crume and Josephine Thill show slight gains. George Leslie and Tony Pearl provide varied acts as W. B. Watson leads with Hebrew impersonations amid suggestive humor and noisy audience reactions.
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Marion Clark
New York
Mina Shirley
Birdie Bolen
Camilla Crume
Josephine Thill Spear
George Leslie
Mr. Leslie
Streator Zouaves to Exhibit at Grand Opera House Tomorrow
The Streator Zouaves will perform a drill and wall-scaling display at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night in the presence of the W. E. English Zouaves, a prominent local group. Julia Kingsley, a featured performer next week, is described as a graceful and accomplished dancer and actress.
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Zouaves
Grand Opera House
W. E. English Zouaves
Julia Kingsley
Isham
Personal and Society notes from Lima area visitors
Miss Viva Eaton arrives to visit her sister Mrs Charles F Daly. Mr and Mrs A H Wyman of Huntington are guests of Mr and Mrs J T Peake. Miss Anna Wagner of Lafayette returns home today. The Misses Mary and Agnet Hansel of Chicago visit Mrs Wilkins. Mrs K R Goldrick of Butler Pa visits the Goldrick family. Miss Alice and Anna Butler return from Cornell College for spring break. Mrs Alfred F Dickey hosts luncheon for Miss Bess Brown and visitors. Miss Myla Coburn hosts informal tea for Edith Field of Los Angeles. Mrs John Candee Dean hosts Friday April 5 for Miss Kirtland before her April 9 wedding. Mrs Horace McKay and Miss McKay host informal receptions this afternoon. In Field Los Angeles and Sir Laary Kurtz of Denver visiting relatives will return home. Edward Nell to leave early for grand opera season in Chicago. Kane of Kansas City and Mrs Nell to accompany.
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Viva Eaton
Lima
Charles F. Daly
A. H. Wyman
Huntington
J. T. Peake
Laurel Street
Anna Wagner
Lafayette
Walter Stubbins
Mary
Agnet Hansel
Chicago
Wilkins
East Seventeenth Street
K. R. Goldrick
Butler
W. O. Goldrick
North Capitol Avenue
Alice
Anna Butler
Cornell College
Alfred F. Dickey
Bess Brown
Myla Coburn
Edith Field
Los Angeles
Cal
John Candee Dean
Denver
Edward Nell
Brit
Cincinnati
Mr. Nell
Chicoro Kane
Kansas City
Community notices from Indianapolis clubs and society
Observances and entertainments at the Woman's Christian Association and related groups fill the week. Invitations issued for a reception honoring guests from Scotland and Illinois. Central Medical Cinch Club hosts a five-table event at Oneida Hotel with prizes. Local moves include Mrs Morrison returning to Canneraville, plans to reside in Indianapolis. A tea for Roberts Park Church aims to study “Our New Possessions.”
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Woman's Christian Association
Charlies W. Moores
Bess Prewa
Helen Keating
Scotland
Helen Williamson
Greenwood
Maud Coulter
Fort Wayne
Central Medical Cinch Club
Miss Whiteside
Chicago University
Miss Pain
Florence Morrison
First Baptist Church
George C. Hitt
E. ©. Atkins
Arthur D. Gates
G. V. Woollen
A. M. Noe
Sadie Chandler
Robert Zener
Thomas Potter
Edward Nell
Frank Fuller
Homer van Wie
Miss Scott
Frank Howard
W.B. Holton
Edward Stucky
Miss Henderson
Edward Barrows
Gertrude Miller Brennan
Sanford Foster Coons
Wiliam G. Maguire
Harry Dickhutt
Harry Lathrop
Greensburg
Richard Gent
Emiliy Goldthwaite
Marion
Harriet Bottler
Sadie and
Nelle McIntosh
Louis J. Smith
Frank Wabher
Estelle King
Charlies E. Hall
Gerry M. Sanborn
Henry
Vehicle Board of Trade meets at Denison Hotel
The National Vehicle Board of Trade gathered with members from Racine St Louis Auburn Cincinnati and Flint. A. G. Brunsman serves as president while D M Parry chairs the executive committee. Discussions covered bylaw changes and consolidating exhibitions into one yearly event possibly in Indianapolis next year.
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Denilson Hotel
W. E. Miles
Racine Carriage and Wagon Company
Racine
Wis
R. F. Gardner
St. Louis
W. H. McIntyre
Auburn
Ind
George de Goyler
William Sayres
A. G. Brunsman
P. P. Hunter
W. H. McCurdy
Cincinnati
W. A. Patterson
Flint
Mich
D. M. Parry
Parry
Indianapolis
Universalist Churchgood will meeting held in Indianapolis
The second of the central Indiana Universalist church good will meetings took place at the Fifteenth and New Jersey streets church. Delegates from Muncie Anderson Pendleton Oaklandon New Castle and Indianapolis attended. Rev. Marion A Crossley presided with addresses by Crossley and Rev I M Atwood D D Rochester N Y general superintendent. A paper on Hearing and Doing was read by Miss Britton of Anderson from Miss Murray. Supper was served by church women and Atwood spoke on the Universalist faith in place of Rev Sarah L Stoner. Next meeting will be in Anderson in May.
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New Jersey
Muncie
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New Castle
Indianapolis
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Rochester
Sixtythird Metropolitan School of Music Recital
The pupils held a large recital in the school assembly room last night with many parents and friends in attendance. Instrumental and vocal selections were performed on violin and piano by Dacey Johnson Floy Nowels Estella C Cox Katherine Simon Cactus Johnson Marie Leonard Mrs H F Platter Lucy Bauer Rosina Catalana Lizzie Coul Mrs W F Schelkse Arthur Monninger and Anna Trindle.
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Metropolitan School of Music
Dacey Dohnson
Floy Nowels
Estella C. Cox
Katherine Simon
Cactus Johnson
Marie Leonard
H. F. Platter
Lucy Bauer
Rosina Catalana
Lizzie Coul
W. F. Schelkse
Arthur Monninger
Anna Trindle
Interest in a Missing Man Inquiries Reach Post Office
German residents inquire about Frank Joseph Martz known as Mertz who formerly lived here and is believed to have an inheritance in Germany. A caller at the post office stated Martz died at the city hospital about two years ago, with uncertainty about the exact whereabouts.
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McGinnis
Frank Joseph Martz
Mertz
Germany
Tase
State Board to Commission High Schools and Librarian
The State Board of Education met late yesterday to commission high schools and postpone action on the state librarian until today. W. E. Henry is unopposed and likely to be reappointed, making the selection a formality.
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State Board of Education
W. E. Henry
Eclectic Medical College Holds Closing Exercises Tonight
The Eclectic Medical College will hold its closing exercises at the college building, 1123 East Tenth Street. Dr. C. C. Winter will deliver an address as a board of trustees member, and Dr. Z Laycock the dean will speak for the faculty.
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The
Eclectic Medical College
East Tenth Street
C. C. Winter
Z. Laycock
Insure Your Real Estate Title With Immana Title Guaranty
A blunt public notice urges homeowners to insure their title deeds rather than rely on luck. Immana Title Guaranty and Loan Company advertises at 129 East Market Street with a contact phone number.
How He Did It Concluded From First Page
The text notes a stratagem, forged signature by Lacuna, and fear of Guam. Funston reaches Manila via Palanan bay after resting March 4. Aguinaldo discusses Trias, surrender, and dictatorship rumors. Funston praises Aguinaldo as intelligent with courteous manners and aid from Commander Barry of the Vicksburg.
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Manila
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Palanan Bay
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Vicksburg
Barry
Vic
MacArthur Report Credits Funston In Aguinaldo Capture
Washington dispatch details General Funston's covert mission to trap Aguinaldo at Palanan Isabella, with naval support and praise from officers. It notes plans for Aguinaldo's fate, possible hold as prisoner of war, and hints at broader peace efforts led by Taft and MacArthur.
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War Department
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Funston
Philippine Archipelago
Manila
Palahan
Isabella
Russell T. Hazzard
Eleventh Cavalry
Harry W. Newton
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Oliver P. M Hazzard
Eleventh
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Burton J. Mitchell
Fortieth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Vicksburg
Luzon
Casiguran
Palanan
Aguineldo
General Wheaton
Punston
Taft
J Th
United States
Mr. Long
Army
Root
Jefferson Davis
William M. Tweed
Hay
General MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Philippines
J. C. Albru
Aguinaldo Captured by Funston Shocks White House
Washington officials reveal the capture of Aguinaldo by General Funston after a Palanan expedition. President and War Department express gratification while questions arise about postcapture actions, rewards, and potential army reorganization implications. The Kansas delegation and Secretary Root discussed Funston promotion prior to action.
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Remey
Vicksburg
Philippines
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United States
War Department
Apeese Ses Long
Aguinaldo's Punishment Debated by War Department
Washington dispatch reports the War Department weighing whether Aguinaldo should be tried as civil treason or as a military offender. Officials expect no corporal punishment and consider banishment or transmission to Guam as possible outcomes, with his future status tied to his actions and aid to the government.
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War Department
Aguinaldo
United States
United Starter
Philippines
Britain Clashes Over Manchuria Modus Vivendi Terms
Lord Lansdowne signals caution on final opinion and urges restraint while Russia seeks a peaceful modus vivendi with China to avert frontier disturbances. British policy prioritizes avoiding secret territorial deals during China negotiations and aligns with German language on the matter. The dialogue hints at potential cooperation with Russia to expose unworthy misrepresentations.
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Great Britain
Count Lamsdorff
St. Petersburg
China
Russia and China Manchuria Convention Delayed
The article reports on tensions over a Russo-Chinese convention on Manchuria, noting that Britain would oppose territorial concessions and that China would disapprove such actions. It also covers the injury of Chinese minister Yang Yu in St Petersburg after a fall on a waxed floor, his age, health, and political stance.
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Aisa
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China
ST. Petersberg
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St. Petersburg
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Yi Yu
Liberal Party
Russians refuse to withdraw flags from British disputed area
London dispatch reports Colonel MacDonald asked Russians to remove their flags from the British portion of disputed territory after a mutual evacuation. The Russians declined. Arbitration on title to the area not yet settled.
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The
Daily Mail
Tien-Tsin
MacDonald
German Sentry Kills Three in Legation Street
A dispatch from Peking reports a German sentry killed three Chinese in Legation Street amid conflicting accounts of the incidents leading to the clash.
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the Herald
Peking
Legation Street
Bernhardt Illness Delays Alvin Theater Engagement
Pittsburgh reports Mme Sarah Bernhardt collapsed after a Cleveland performance and cannot appear tonight. Her manager says she is not seriously sick and hopes to resume tomorrow or Saturday. Cincinnati notes actor James K. Hackett remains confined after nervous collapse and may retire from the stage for a month or more if travel possible.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Alvin Theater
Cleveland
Cincinnati
James K. Hackett
Ws Serenrerd
Philadelphia
Roland Reed in Critical Condition After Stomach Operation
New York reports comedian Roland Reed is critically ill at his home following a stomach cancer operation at St Luke's Hospital weeks earlier. The procedure extended life but his condition is deteriorating.
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New York
Roland Reed
Mr. Reed
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fire destroys home of J B Hill at Mare Hindale Avenue
An overheated stove in the residence of J B Hill colored lawyer at 1510 Mare Hindale Avenue caused a late night fire. The house and contents were totally destroyed with losses around 82 000. the family was away and nothing could be saved.
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J. B. Hill
Marehindale Avenue
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