James J Jeffries In A Man from the West at the Park
The Park Theater stage hosts James J Jeffries in A Man from the West a melodrama written for him by Clay M Greene. Audiences praised his clever performance and the dramatic balloon scene with a real gas bag amid a sheriff versus criminals sequence. The cast includes Charles Sheffer Tom Tierney and others with continued shows through the week.
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Park
Champion Jeffries
Clay M. Greene
Jeffries
Mr. Jeffries
West Golden Eagle Hotel
Rocky Mountains
M Jail
Three Forks
Mont
Joe Winchester
Coney Island
New York
Charles Sheffer
Eph Snow
Tom Tierney
Tim Duffey
Manexer Dickson
Mr. Ae
Ross O'Neal
Tom O Neill
Horace Raulton
Harry de Witt
J. Williams
Lee Marks
John J. Pierson
Senor Ramirez
Horace Thurm
George Tallis
Senor Algardo
Norman Menzies
Jim Dowd
Jack Jeffries
Senor Jose Calado
R. H. Sullivan
Soaky” Dobbs
George Warren
Joe Smith
Elizabeth Stewart
Nance King
Florence Sinnett
Chick” Dobbs
Grace Lynwood
Mary de Witt
Fannie Young
Mrs. Rattlebury
Revival of The Merchant of Venice in Syracuse set for Monday night
In Syracuse N Y a star studded revival features Nat C Goodwin Maxine Elliott and a 45 member cast led by Master Thado Rich and Mme Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler with a May 15 Indianapolis appearance date. Pietro Mascagni plans a US tour starting Oct 15 with an orchestra of eighty and weekly pay of £23 000.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Syracuse
N. Y
Indianapolis
London Daily Express
Vienna
Pietro Mascagoi
United States
Social News From Indianapolis and Surroundings
Miss Tarquinia L Voss returns from New York and Mrs Charles W Moores invites guests for a May 10 reception. Many society members plan visits to Chicago and Europe with trips noted to Buffalo and the Orient. A Portfolio Club musical program featured Mr Clarence Nixon and piano pieces. Mr and Mrs Rihl marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at 29 Lincoln street, Indianapolis, with family in attendance. A large afternoon matinee honored Miss Amelia Owen of Evansville with songs and readings by noted local performers. Alger Swift wedding in Detroit joins Capt Frederick M Alger son of ex Secretary Russell A Alger, who will sail for the Mediterranean. Dr Christopher W Reiff and Miss Fannie Eikenberry wed at Flora, Indiana.
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Tarquinia L. Voss
New York
B. B. Peck
Chicago
Elizabeth Dalton
Charles W. Moores
Dorsey
Frank Dorsey
Blacherne
German Ladies’ Aid Society
German House
Arthur A. Johnson
May Brayton
Mexico
A. W. Brayton
First Baptist Church
Central Avenue M. E
William Perry
North
Alabama Street
Emil Martin
August M. Kuhn
Miss Kuhn
Europe
John 8
Tarkington
Newton Booth Tarkington
Ovid Butler Jameson and Sons
Buffalo
M. A. Crosley
Orient
Indianapolis
Yesak
Lincoln Street
Rihhl
Cincinnati
Rihl
Kate Kennedy
Harry
Martha &. Rihl
Effie Kortepeter
Ella Newton
Charles W. Tutewiler
Park Avenue
Tutentler
Arthur G. Brown
Frederick L. Evans
William E. English
Harry Dunn Tutewlier
Charles
Gottschalk
Herman Sayles
Cathcart
Ernest Hobbs Burford
Gounod
John T. Brush
George Edwin Hunt
Matson Sayed
Schutt
McKenzie
Matson
Owen
Hawley
Irving Swan Brown
Worcester
Mass
Alger—Swift
Detroit
Mich
Mignonne E. Swift
Frederick M. Alger
Russell A. Alger
Port-street Presbyterian Church
Alger
Elder A. G. Cross
Complains of Partner Over Theft and Missing Goods
Frank L. Clark of 218 East North street and Clark & Bierbusse at 4066 Fast Washington street and 42 Massachusetts avenue told police that his partner robbed him of money and took goods to Danville Indiana. Authorities advised civil action as joint ownership blocks felony warrant. Bierbusse and his brother-in-law have left the city. wife earlier went to Winfield Kansas.
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Frank L. Clark
East North Street
Clark & Bierbusse
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Danville
Ind
Asch
Clark
Replevin
Bierbusse
Winfield
Kan
Social meeting of Lodge No 56 Knights of Pythias
Lodge No 56 Knights of Pythias held a local meeting with speeches by Representative Watson Rushville Jance Mayhan Orleans grand instructor and Daniel E Storms Lafayette grand chancellor The article notes about 43400 Knights in the state and a projected rise to 44000 by October Grand Lodge meeting in San Francisco August 182 encampment of the Uniformed Bank planned Railroads offer to carry Knights seven thousand miles round trip
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Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Representative Watson
Rushville
Jance Mayhan
Orleans
Daniel E. Storms
Lafayette
Supreme Lodge of the World
San Francisco
Auust
Fairbank Summer Theater Manager Rumor Debunked
Mr. Thomas J. Myers, resident manager of the Grand Opera House, denied last night that he had accepted an offer to run the summer theater at Fairbank. He stated no agreement was made and the report was false.
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Carroll Johnson
George Primrose
Johnson
Thomas J. Myers
Grand Opera House
Fairbank
Minstrel Show Idea Teases Summer Entertainment Prospects
A prospective local venture discusses hiring Billy Rice, the veteran minstrel, to stage a lively minstrel show with a changing weekly after-piece. The plan aims for a profitable summer enterprise, but no decisions have been made yet.
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Billy’ Rice
Mr. Rice
Sergeant Shirley Writes From Leyte Island Front
A March 16 letter from Foster C. Shirley, first sergeant of Company A, Forty-fourth U.S. Volunteer Infantry, describes improving native cooperation in Matalom, Leyte. He notes oath-taking by influential locals, a shift in sentiment toward terminating hostilities, and the impact of U.S. troops on local stability despite persistent opposition from some groups and former Aguinaldo loyalties.
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Foster C. Shirley
Forty-fourth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Matalom
Leyte Island
P. I
Ketchum
United States
Cebu
Manila
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Buchanan
Indiana
Madison
Company I
Twenty-third Regular Infantry
Aguinaldo
Amilio
Ae Se
Quote on national loyalty echoes Southern State pride stance
The remark compares the feeling of love for country with actions by some Southern residents who rose against the government not for justice, but from a sense of State pride, reflecting a stance of allegiance amid dispute.
Structural Iron Workers Strike Over Wages at Claypool Building
Iron workers employed on the Claypool building at Pennsylvania and Ohio streets struck for higher wages, seeking a uniform 2 cents an hour from 17 to 22 percent increases. Twenty five men worked ten hours daily, most joining a new union. officers were elected and a charter requested. The foreman joined the union and another meeting was set. The group notes future demand may rise beyond 25 cents an hour as other cities pay 25 to 40 cents.
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Claypool
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John Blue
Central Labor Union
Haugh-Noelke Company
Nathan Baldwin
Christian Baker
Edgar Sivicks
John Kurtz
Machinists' Union initiates seventy new members in city
Seventy new members were initiated into the Machinists' Union last night, bringing total city membership to about seven percent. Nearly all shops including railroad shops are solid for the union, with a settlement expected by May 20 when the new scale goes into force. Four firms have signed contracts granting 12 percent increase, nine hour day, time and a half overtime till midnight, and double time thereafter.
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Machinists’ Union
Atkins & Co
M, EB
Howard Mach
Local firms join metal trades deal and union gains
Bany stands as the sole local member of the Metal Trades Association and is covered by a settlement agreed more than a month ago that granted all union demands. Dean Bros. may have joined or left the accord. six firms total comprise half the city’s machinists, with railroads not expected to object while Big Four negotiations near completion and the Machinists' Helpers Union grows in step with machinists.
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Bany
Metal Trades Association
Dean Bros
Machinists’ Helpers’ Union
Marion Club Bowls Banquet Honors Champion Marion Team
The Marion bowling season closed with a banquet at the Columbia Club honoring the champion Marion team. About twenty five players and guests attended, including W. F. Browder and Charles A. Bookwalter, with a tastefully decorated table and the season trophy on display.
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Columbia
Marion
W. F. Browder
Charles A. Bookwalter
B. W. Brown
T. J. Carter
Indiana health officers annual meeting at Statehouse
The annual meeting of health officers of Indiana will be held in Room 12 of the Statehouse May 4 and a large attendance is expected. The work of the year in the various counties will be discussed. The meeting will also take up improvements to the science of hygiene and necessary county and state hygienic reforms.
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Indiana
Statehouse
League leader urges Feb Terre Haute meeting address
Denzel E. Storms president of the Lincoln League of the State says he will start at once to arouse interest in the annual league meeting set for next February at Terre Haute. He believes the gathering can be a rousing one and suggests Senator Dolliver be invited to speak.
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Denzel E. Storms
Lincoln League of the State
League
Terre Haute
Dolliver
Iivil
Charles A Bookwalter Chosen as Memorial Day Orator
Charles A Bookerwalter was yesterday selected by the Memorial day committee of Fort Wayne as the orator of the day.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Memorial Day Committee of
Fort Wayne
Anheuser-Busch Bottling Capacity for Budweiser Demand
The Anheuser-Based Brewing Association in St. Louis fills Bottles Per Day with Budweiser to meet daily demand. Selected barley malt and best hops are used with six months storage for maturation. Orders promptly filled by J L manager Anheuser Branch Apolls.
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Anheuser-Based Brewing Association
St. Louis
Budweiser
J. L
Anheuser- Branch
Apolls
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