Zaza Triumph At English’s Opera House In New York
Mrs. Leslie Carter starred in Zaza at English’s Opera House last night, delivering a powerful performance that drew praise for her portrayal of Zara. The production showed daring stage realism, including thunder effects and live electrical flashes, with strong supporting turns from Mark Smith, Merie Bates, and others as the cast presented a morally ambiguous tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Guan
Emma
Zara
Zaza
Carter
Zasa
Aple
Berna
Zaya
Bernard
Toto
Harold Howard
Ory Bonne
Tha Lyn
Grand vaudeville week at Opera House with star acts
The article outlines Ferris's Comedians vaudeville run at Grand Opera House next week with intermission free shows and acts by John T Tierney Ralph Johnston Lima and Angeles Talbot and Davidson and a King Henry V tableau. It also announces a night of operatic pieces led by De Victor Herbert at English's Opera House featuring The Ameer The Idol's Eye The Wizard of the Nile and a concert with Master Thad Rich and Mme Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Jules Levy
Europe
America
Ralph Johnston
Mr. Lima
Miss Angeles
Talbot
Davidson
Mansfield
Henry V
London
Henry
Agincon
Amorris
Aly
Hear Vom
Onkite
Victor Herbert
Frank Daniels
Fortune Elier
Alice Neilson
Francis Wilson
Prince Ananias
Viceroy
Bostonians
Herbert
Opera House
Thad Rich
Indianapolis
Mme
Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler
Labor Strife Halts Plumbing Workforce
Master plumbers found no journeymen available as helpers were barred after May 1. The move aims to suspend the apprenticeship system until demand rises. The union argues there are more plumbers than work, while master plumbers differ on the measure's justice.
Plasterers Strike Over Wage Increase in Indianapolis
Union plasterers refused to work yesterday morning in Indianapolis seeking a 10 cent hourly raise and an advance from two to four tenths. One-fifth of plasterers are union members, making broad demands difficult to meet as union firms already pay 5 to 10 cents more than nonunion shops. Union contractors say they cannot compete with nonunion labor and keep current prices without protections. They have lost major jobs to cheaper bidders unless union safeguards are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Settlement Near in Tailors Union Merchant Dispute This Week
Signs of a settlement between Journeymen Tailors Union and Merchant Tailors Exchange loom with Labor Commissioner McCormack overseeing talks for days. An impending half strike and half lockout now point to arbitration as warm weather boosts clothing demand and units seek closure today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
McCormack
Upholsterers form union with 30 members and officers
The upholsterers completed their union organization last night enrolling thirty members and electing President William Spearing Vice President J H McClelland Corresponding and recording secretary C F Ott One other secretary Phil Lendormi Treasurer Frank Moore Delegates to Labor Day committee Phil Lenermi and William Spearing. Delegates were instructed to vote for Labor Day demonstrations to be turned over to Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spearing
J. H. McClelland
C. F. Ott
Phil Lendormi
Frank Moore
Phil Lenermi
Central Labor Union
Hardwood Floor Lay Union Chartered and Installed Officers
The Hardwood Floor Lay Union received its charter yesterday and officers were installed last night by John Feltman. Members pledged loyalty as they expect the hard wood strike to be settled, though some agents refused to test Pieufilon without a charter. The charter came directly from the American Federation of Labor, noting no other trades to agitate without friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feltman
Petation of Labor
Children's Rehearsal Draws Plentiful Plymouth Audience
Yesterday afternoon Plymouth Church auditorium hosts a public rehearsal by pupils from multiple schools led by Mr P W Dykema of school No 8 with organist Mr Willys P Kent assisted by Mrs A W Posey soprano and Mr ih Colvin bass. Selections from Wagner Lohengrin Parsifal Dutchman and Tannhauser performed mainly by children aged twelve to fourteen without accompaniment. A later concert is planned tonight at 7 45 at Plymouth Church with about No 8 on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Virginia Avenue
P. W. Dykema
Willys P. Kent
A. W. Posey
Ih Colvin
Wagner
Embracco
Fire at the Spencer House Kitchen Quickly Contained
An early morning alarm reported a fire at the Spencer House. Fire was found in the kitchen but was extinguished with no injuries. Guests evacuated briefly as a precaution and returned once the danger subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencer House
Oakes Parry Oakes Nuptials Among Fashionable Society
A large private wedding at the Parry home on North Delaware street joined Miss Cora Parry and Mr. Warren Damon Oakes with a gala reception for over one thousand guests. Details describe a rose canopied setting, intricate gowns for the bridal party, and a ballroom garden ambiance. Out-of-town guests hailed from Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, Chicago, and beyond as the newlyweds depart for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacLean Parry
Delaware Street
Cora Parry
Warren Damon Oakes
Ruth Parry
Josephine Parrott
Valenciennes
Albert Cole
James Gavin
Laura Fitzgerald
Mayme Florea
Connersville
Lydia Parry
Jeanette Parry
Thomas J. Villers
Mascagni
Paris
Miss Fitzgerald
Miss Florea
Rs. Oakes
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Knippenberg
Perrin P. Hunter
Cincinnati
Frank Everts
Russell Gardner
St. Louis
Frederick Harbotts
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Delany
New York
Wallace
Ralph Payne
Rushville
Dorothy Damon
Frank Damon
Canton
Horace Burr
Chicago
George Floren
James Mount
Mise Mioron
John Patterson
Dayton, O
Caroline Jennings
Philip Delany
Colorado Springs
Alexander Treown
Edward Crawford
Little Rock
Ark
Oakes
Heis
Colonial
Mary Bayless
Evanston
Anna Louise Beck
Edwin Henry Ferry
J. R. Cavanaugh
Bay View
Mich
W. Kesley Schoetf
Pittsburg
Alexander Tageart
J. H. Dilks
California
The
Propylaeum Association
Emma Fiske
Buffalo
Samuel Kercheval
Kercheval
Rockville
Ind
Nora Mitchner
Washington, D. C
Jameson
McGowan
Stella Bartlette
Henry C. Sickles
Emery
Rolin F. Kautz
I. B. Grandy
Ingram Street
Porto Ico
Eggemeyer—Marlatt
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
William Eggemeyer
Maude
Charles R. Marlatt
Isaac M. Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Second Card Party Held at Mrs Tutewiler's Park Avenue Home
Mrs Charles W Tutewiler hosted a second card party yesterday afternoon at her Park Avenue residence. She was assisted by daughters and many guests including Mrs Helfen berger Mrs Talbott Miss Clinton Mrs Harry Crosley and others. Rooms were decorated with spring blossoms and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Tutewiler
Park Avenue
Arthur G. Berown
Frederick L. Evans
Harry Dunn Tutewiller
Samuel Soewell
al Hoffman
Charles Kennedy
Helfenberger
Talbott
Charles Fichrodt
Clinton
Harry Crosley
George J. Marott
Ernest Eliott
William Elliott
Pierce
Granville Allen
George Weadon
Miss Moore
W. Scottmore
Nathaniel Owens
Sanford Coons
J. W. Coons
Ross Hill
Harry Brown
C. Schrader
J. Hovinger
R. A. Brown
William KE
Matinee Musicale closes year with vocal solo program
Members of the Matinee Musicale held their last meeting of the year yesterday afternoon with a large attendance. A notable feature was the scarcity of songs with the only vocal solos being In tremenss sung by Mrs. Jessie Patterson Roth, accompanied by a violinist.
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Matinee Musicale
Tntermenss
Mascegni
Jessie Patterson Roth
Obleae Eee
News Changes at The News Describe Editorial Shifts
James P. Hornaday will become Washington correspondent and city editor Henry A. Palmer will take over as city editor this fall. W. L. Wilson becomes managing editor, replacing the retiring Claud S. Watts who moves to Danville IL News as managing editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hornaday
Washington
News
Hornaday
Henry A. Palmer
W. L. Wilson
Wilson
Claud 8. Watts
Danville, IL
Miss Eloise Willard Palmer Chorus Concert at Central Church
City notes report Eloise Willard Palmer plans a juvenile chorus concert at Central Avenue M E Church tomorrow evening. Other items note MetLife meeting at Bates House, a coroner's death ruling, and a church sale fundraiser with a spin ning wheel.
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Eloise Willard Palmer
Central Avenue M. E
J. H. Dilks
Redianapels Clearing House
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bates House
Brayton
Blanche Booth
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the People’s Congregational Church
Home Missionary Society
Kentucky Avenue
Ladies of Halfplace
Theodore PfaMin
North
Senate Avenue
J. C. Peters
Zion German Evangelioal Church
Indianapolis and Martinsville Traction Company
West Newton
Mooresville
Brooklyn
Marion County
Washington Township
Fort Wayne
Amos Smith
Stuart, Ira
Molle Brown
East Pratt Street
Highland Avenue
Obituary notes deaths of Davi son Crump Elliott and others
William F Davi son a sixty six year old civil engineer died at Bellevue Hospital from injuries after being struck by a horse drawn wagon while crossing Third Avenue at Thirtieth Street. Rosseau E Crump a Bay City congressman died at his West Bay City home from heart trouble at fifty five. William Elliott Michigan Republican committee member died at his Detroit residence after brief illness. Also mentions a Windsor Ontario connection and a wine reference in Landon region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William F. Davison
Taylor
Bellevue Hospital
Third Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Union Pacific Railway
Bay City
Mich
Rosseau E. Crump
Tenth
West Bay City
Crump
Detroit
Willam Wu
Eliott
Michigan
Republican National Committee
Billett
Amhersburg
Ont
Landon
Hiemt
Complicated Affair in Indiana Trust Case Over Vanderventer Deed
Judge Allen and Judge Leathers hear a dispute in which Indiana Trust Company, guardian of Margaret Vanderventer, seeks to cancel a deed with Oscar F. Mann and wife. Allegations claim Mann misrepresented value of a saloon lease and fixtures versus Vanderventer’s property, in a chain involving transfers from Vanderventer to Holohan, Means, Davis, and Seibert. Court actions hinge on insanity claims and restitution, with multiple defendants facing potential loss as judges untangle the series of transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trust Company
Margaret Vanderventer
Oscar F. Mann
Allen
Circuit Court
Trust Company
Mann
Vanderenter
Prospect Street
Edward Means
Charles Davis
George Seibert
Leathers
D. K. Johnson Acquitted By Judge On Nicholson Law Charge
David K. Johnson saloon keeper on Indiana avenue was acquitted by Judge Alford of violating the Nicholson law for allowing people in his saloon after 11 and being drunk. The court found the affidavit defective as the two men were not in the saloon and Johnson had right to drink on his premises if he disturbed no one. A door to the saloon violated the law but that charge was not in the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. Johnson
Indiana Avenue
Alford
Johnson
Receiver Rece Hiram Plummer Files Final Report
Rece Hiram Plummer, receiver for William H. White, filed his final report in Judge Carter's court for property on North West street. Appointed on petition by Aetna Saving and Loan Association after foreclosure, rents were collected for fourteen months before sale to satisfy the mortgage. The report was due nearly a year ago but was inadvertently not filed until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Plummer
William H. White
North West Street
Carter
Aetna Saving and Loan Association
White
Percy Rhine's Suit for Divorce Against Fay Scott
Percy Rhine sues wife Phylena Rhine alias Fay Scott for divorce claiming marriage in Ohio on October 25, 1848 and her abandonment followed by a sequence of moves including Cincinnati and Indianapolis. He alleges she demanded money during a visit and later registered as Fay Scott at the Howe Hotel. Judge Leathers denied a new trial in a separate oil-pollution case against Standard Oil pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Rhine
Phylena Rhine
Fay Scott
Ohio
Cincinnati
James Scott
Indianapolis
Sherman House
Howe Hotel
South Dinors Street
Damage to Bacon Turnip Patch Leads to Court Award
Judge McMaster yesterday awarded ram Bacon $15 damages against dairyman Henry Wishmeyer after cows broke a fence and damaged part of Bacon s turnip patch. Bacon sued for $75, the case went to judgment, was appealed, and costs follow in the lower court and on appeal. Joseph H Kirk sued the street car company for $1.60 for injuries after a collision on East Washington Street that wrecked his wagon killed a horse and threw him to the pavement.
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McMaster
Henry Wishmeyer
Bacon
Wishmeyer
Joseph H. Kirk
East Washington Street
Court record list of civil actions and outcomes
In the Superior Court and Justice of the Peace Court, damages and judgments are noted. Hiram Bacon sues Henry Wishmeyer et al with a finding for the plaintiff for 15 dollars and costs in the justice court and costs awarded to the defendant in the higher court. William H. Smith sues The Indiaman on account, taken under advisement. William B. Fletcher sues Charles Culbertson, plaintiff dismisses with costs requested against plaintiff. Wegman v P C C 1 B Railroad Company appears as a dismissed damages case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Hiram Bacon
Henry Wishmeyer
Justice of the Peace Court
William H. Smith
the Indiaman
Vinson Carter
William B. Fletcher
Charles
Culbertson
Damen
Wegman
Multiple court judgments and new suits filed in Indiana courts
The record lists judgments against plaintiffs for costs in several cases across circuit and criminal courts, including Adams Metzler vs. Indianapolis Light and Power Company and Marie Louise Dowell vs Elmer E Dowell with custody and divorce outcomes. Foreclosures, injunctions, and guardianship actions are noted, along with new suits filed in circuit, superior, and common pleas courts.
Higher Courts Record Minutes Appellate Briefs and Motions
Compilation of appellate court entries including appellants briefs motions notices and records across cases such as Edward A Shedd vs James Webb Benjamin Burk vs Merrill Mead and others. Listings show rehearing petitions consolidation assignments of errors and certiorari returns with references to Indiana cases and the New Appellate Court sub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Shedd
James Ab Webb
James F. Brown
John Graham
Appellee
Benjamin F. Burk
Merrill
Mead Et al
Appelles
Appellees
Merrill C. Mead
Supreme Court
Edward A. Getchel
Chicago Junction Railway Company
Bond
Appellate Court
Charles Pape
John Ferguson
Joseph F. Duckwall
John Wilee
Indiana Natural Gas and Ol Company
Albert H. Hinton
Henry A. Miller
State of
Indiana
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Mary R. Sullivan
Peter C. Cauble
Simeon M. Hudvon
Pellant
City of
Evansville
Mary E. Christy
Sanenons
William E. Reynolds
Esther JL. Pierson
Sherman Burns
Edith Smith
New Appellate Court
Jennie Y. van Hook
Harriet B. Young
Indemnity Evacuation Plan Outlined By Allies
A large scale operation to enforce the Chinese indemnity is outlined as gradual and months long. Allied generals expect about 12 506 troops plus fleet support at Taku and Shanghai to compel payment. Von Waldersee leaves Peking to inspect the wall and Ming tombs as reports from the front describe retreating Chinese forces and French withdrawal from Ho Kien and Hi En.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Shan- Hai-Kwan
Taku
Shanghai
China
Count von Waldersee
Great Wall
Berlin
von Waldersee
Lesel
Ho-Nan
Hu-Peh
Kwang- Si
Shan
Ho- Kien
Hi-En
Fresh fighting rumors hover over Manchuria reports
Peking reports persistent rumors of renewed clashes between Russians and Chinese in Manchuria. The dispatch notes low credibility, suggesting such tales aim to justify expanding imperial military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Mays L
Manchuria
Vesia
Proclamation abolishes privileges of the Son resisted
London dispatch reports a viceroy and Tartar general of Canton abolished the privileges of the soinne hus, now to be treated as the Germans. Hong Kong item notes a cancer claim and a reported German concession selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Hong-Kong
Nton
Treasury Statements Report Mixed US Financial Figures
Treasury notices show April 1901 national bank note circulation at 950,64,822 with yearly and monthly gains. Bond based circulation stands at 321,975,988 up yearly 75,46.8% and monthly 1,065,082. Coinage for April totals 21,724,60 with gold 15,968,00 and silver 2,633,0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Bank
United States
Durin Pril
Navy
Sane
Mint
Distiller Killed by Yeast in Henderson Incident
Henderson Kentucky May 1 a distiller named David Henderson was instantly killed when a bee of yeast submerged in a tub of mash exploded as he emptied it with a syphon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson, Ky
David Henderson
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Pettis Dry Goods Co
Krauss’s
Paul H. Krauss
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Mullally
Monument
Leslie Carter
Eng
Lish’s Opera House
Mary Norman
Elery Girlie
Boston
James P Js
West
John T. Tierney
Ferris
Plasterers
the Upholsterers’ Union
Oakes-Parry
Mr. and
D. M. Parry
Tschalkowski
Ida Gray Scott
Helen Swain
Ae Gramme
Chopin
Mary Josephine Wight
Habertrer
Hans Sitt
D' Armour
Sarah T. Meigs
Edward Schutt
Anna
Massenet
Richardson
Kipp
Martin
Ray
Renaldine Smith
Bizet
Saens
Tschaikowski
Techaikowski
Allen and Leathers
D. K. Johnson
Standard Oil
Company
W Fight Fopplangs
Standard Oil Company
Kate Fopplang
Pine Street
Oll Company
Save
Henry Clay Allen
Adam Metzler
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Justice of the Peace
Mary Dowell
Elmer E. Dowell
Dlvorce
Chili
Marie Louise Dowell
Sanford P. Hamilton
Louis Ehrman
Lucinda C. Wigginton
Georgia
Ann Kersey
Georgia A. Kersey
Hiram W. Miller
Zra G. Martin
Wayne Township
Guardian
Fremont Alford
State
Phylena M. Rhine
Circuit Court State Bank of Indiana
William H. Kegley
Sarah J. Zimmerle
George T. Zimmerle
Rosa B. Maris
John Maris
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Ranger Farwell
John T. Huntington
Mancheria
Sion
Treasury
Tru-Food
Lanston
K. W. Lowry
Mgr
E. H. Lowry
Agt
Maryland Street
Olivis
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware
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