Gondoliers Tonight at English's Opera House
The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan will be sung tonight at English's Opera House by the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music pupils with Norwegian baritone Christopher Martinez and Arnold Spencer. Proceeds go to Marion Lodge Knights of Pythias. The cast includes Charles Park Wilson, William Bussey, R B 8 Lewis, Millard Warner, J McTivain, W C Henderson, Sam Gold, Litta Grimm, Alberta Gable, Elizabeth Carroll, Dorothea Smith, Ruth McCoy, Elste ape Daisy Osborne, Miss Petro-
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English’s
Opera House
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Christopher Martinez
Arnold Spencer
Marion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Charles Park Wilson
William Bussey
Arnold
R. B
Lewis
Millard Warner
J. McTivain
W. C. Henderson
Marian Berg Leads The Climbers At English's Saturday
Marian Berg joins a New York society company to perform The Climbers at English's on Saturday afternoon and evening. The cast includes Charles Kent James Carew Bennet Star Gis Frederick Peters and others with Amelia Bingham rehearsing. A Morning Telegraph dispatch notes Richard Mansfield plans to retire from the stage next spring to write plays. A French light opera company from New Orleans faces a bad season in New York with benefit concerts planned for Rachel the prima donna.
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New York
Miss Berg
Grand Opera House
Charles Kent
James Carew
Bennet Star
Gis
Frederick Peters
George Stevens
Edmund Liston
Charles Master
George Kinard
J . Robison
Edward Chenoweth
Harry Wright
Marguerite Wood
Jennie
Elizabeth Barry
Ethel Winthrop
Marion Giroux
Amelia Bingham
Climbers
Bijou
New York Morning Telegraph
Indianapolis
Richard Mansfield
New Orleans
Rachel
Roof Garden
France
Othore
Old Families Unite at Second Presbyterian Church Wedding
Miss Ella Dorothea Van Camp and John Taylor Martindale wed before a large stylish audience at the church with a lush floral setting. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn path and the Rev. Milburn. A grand reception followed at the Van Camp home with extended family, friends, and guests arriving from Chicago, Dubuque, Cincinnati, and beyond.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Ella Dorothea van Camp
Martindale
Lynn Martindale
Joseph A. Milburn
Chicago
Odell
van Camp
Delaware Street
Louis H. Levey
Olney
Clinton
McDermott
Cincinnati
Searles
Dubuque
Cooke
Avondale
Willis
Columbia
Tompkins
Fiskill-on-the-Hudson
Edwin Henry Ferry
Arthur V. Brown
Paul White
Mil
Women’s Local Council Meeting Highlights Criminology Talk
The Local Council of Women met at the Propylaeum for a busy session. Rev. C. E. Bacon spoke on Criminology and the Church, urging church influence on social issues. Affiliations with unions were approved and resolutions on pure-food funds and Consumers’ League labels passed.
Gibson blouses join coats as stylish dresswear
May Manton offers Gibson blouses in cheviot tobacco brown, stitched with corticelli silk, compatible with coats and suiting materials like cheviot cloth taffeta poplin and maire velours. The fashion notes detail basque plaited postilion options and belt terminus variations while highlighting fit and shaping.
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May Manton
Gibson
Fashion pattern ad for blouse style 412 with bishop sleeves
The Journal pattern offers blouse 412 with deep over the shoulders extending to the waist, a regulation collar, and bishop style or plain sleeves. It lists fabric yardage for sizes bust 32 to 40 and instructs sending 1 cent or stamps to Pattern Dept Indianapolis.
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Poker Game Raided at 311 West Washington Street
A poker game operated by James Stanley at 311 West Washington Street was raided about 11 PM by Sergeant Boylan and Officers Gunsalus and Rockefeller. Eleven players were present. About 100 chips and over a dozen packs of cards were confiscated. One youth named James Williams, age twenty one, danced a jig as names were taken.
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Washington Street
James Stanley
Boylan
Gunsalus
Rockefeller
James Wilams
Indiana Admiralty Case Reverses Indiana Judgment
The United States Court of Appeals at Chicago reversed Judge John H. Baker in a Clark County case, limiting liability of vessel owners under maritime law. The appeal argued Ohio River admiralty jurisdiction, loss of maritime character after a common law judgment, and full faith and credit for Clark County verdicts. The decision, unanimous, involved James T. Duffy et al versus John O. Gleason and others, with Jeffersonville and New Albany parties.
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Chicago
United States District Court of Indiana
James T. Duffy
John O. Gleason
Lawcent A. Douglass
Harry W. Phipps
Jeffersonville
New Albany
John H. Baker
Court of Appeals
Francis E. Baker
Gleason
Aid
Duffy
United States District Court
Court of Admiralty
Baker
Admiralty
Noble C. Butler
United States Court
District Court
District Court For
Indiana
Ohio River
Kentucky
Clark Circuit Court
United States
Admiralty Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeal
Jenkins
W. V. Booker
G. Mason
Grosscup
Booker
Mason
Frank B. Burke
Col
C. L. Jewett
Manneh E Moses Will Faces Probate Objection by Son
Objection to Hannah E Moses will filed by son Frank Moses who is disinherited. The will leaves estate in trust to William A Bell Amrose C Shortridge Julia Goodhart and James L Mitchell for grandson Lucius W Moses until twenty one. Daughter Mary Moses-Sanger receives 20. Frank may receive nothing unless disabled, with trustees allowed up to 100 yearly. If grandson dies before twenty one trustees manage for Frank until fifty, then it may transfer to him. If both sons die, daughter inherits. Frank claims life estate and rightful heir. Mary Shortridge sues railroad for 50 damages over orchard loss from sparks to trees and apples. Lena Streit faces Malicious Trespass charge after axle grease incident with neighborhood boys.
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J. P. Moses
Indianapolis
Frank Moses
Russell B. Harrison
William A. Bell
Ambrose C. Shortridge
Julia Goodhart
James L. Mitchell
Mary Moses-Sanger
Frank
Judge Releases Mrs Streit on Damages Promise
Judge Stubbs released Mrs Streit after she promised to pay all damages. The case details are brief and the ruling notes the condition of payment without further adjudication recorded.
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Stubbs
Mrs. Streit
Court records advance in multiple cases across courts
Superior Court docket lists jury trials in rooms 1 2 and 8 against Indianapolis Street Railway Co Hulda A Stout and Lida Wigmore Edward F Claypool with damages accounts and divorces in Circuit Court including Baumann naturalized Rahm divorce with custody, various replevin and contempt actions and new suits filed for support and damages with Sall quotes and mechanics lien noted in rooms 1 and 2.
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John L. McMaster
Stephen Taylor
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
James M. Leathers
William Campbell & Co
Hulda A. Stout
Vinson Carter
Lida Wigmore
Edward F. Claypool
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Tony Baumann
Bertha L. Rahm
John Rahm
James Rahm
Austin T. Boots Et al
F. Maybern Simmonds, Jr
Cornelius Driscoll
Josie E. Driscoll
Alberta Gibbs
Charles E. Gibbs
Cornelia F. Cosler
Curtis Cosler
Rosa Chance
Dominco Chance
Lida O. Dillon
George Dillon
Poet
Eugene Worth
Daniel L. Brown, Jr
Leslie McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Otto A. Dippel
Mary E. Dippel
Emma de Witt
Charles A. de Witt
Isaac Mayhugh
Laura Upton
Mary Shortridge
C. & St. L. Railway Co
John Stewart
Fred J. Bosler
Higher Courts Record Appellate Briefs and Dismissals
Minutes list several appellate matters including Mary P. Golibart et al. versus Herbert C. Sullivan by his next friend, and David A. Leach guardian versus Franklin A. Williams. J A Artz et al. oppose Warren M. Yeager. Vigo County Court dismisses appellee motion.
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Mary P. Golibart
Herbert C. Sullivan
Marion
C. Appellees
David A. Leach
Guardian
Franklin A. Williams
Johnson C. C. Appellant
J. A. Artz
Warren M. Yeager
Vigo C. C. Appellee
Domestic confrontation ends with injuries at Hartman home
Police and a doctor aided Mrs. Hartman after a drunken quarrel with her husband at 312 Martindale Avenue. Hartman allegedly struck her with a poker and struck her scalp with a hatchet, causing a four inch gash while furniture was thrown about. Neighbors aided the victim. Hartman fled and was not found. Mrs. Hartman’s condition was not life threatening.
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Henry Hartman
Martindale Avenue
Hartman
Simons and
Morgan
Fight at McCarty and Illinois streets ends in assault
A free-for-all yesterday morning at the corner of McCarty and Illinois streets involved an Irish man a Frenchman and a Jew. The Irish man supported the Frenchman and they beat the Hebrew Samuel Linn a tailor at 701 South Illinois street. The Frenchman Leon Bijouri had been rooming at Linn's house for weeks and unpaid rent. Bijouri decided to take up
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Illinois Streets
Samuel Linn
South
Illinois Street
Leon Bijouri
Linn
Bijouri
Fight at Linn's house ends in street brawl
A dispute over moving trunks led to a confrontation at Linn's house with Bijourt and James McCool siding with the Frenchman. Linn was struck and beaten as a crowd gathered, with people of many nationalities present during the fracas.
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James McCool
Linn
McCool
Doc Lungs Murderers Investigated by Police
Police and detectives are on the Doc Lung murder case, Indiana avenue laundryman. Special investigators were assigned to a Monday night crew, with several persons under suspicion. Authorities doubt Highbinders staged the crime, noting the culprits would not have targeted the Chinaman’s coat and pants if it were their act.
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Doc Lung
Indiana Avenue
City News Notes Collective Events And Local Incidents
The second chorus rehearsal for the monument dedication occurs at the German House tonight at 8. Ben Gentile, an inmate at Julietta Inmate asylum, escaped yesterday and is believed in the city. he is demented. Mrs. Nellie Hanrahan reports her 14 year old son Frank Hai rahan missing since Monday night from 302 South Davidson. Grace Pro-Cathedral Guild plans a sale and social tomorrow at 307 Central avenue. The Mendenhall farm barn burned yesterday with other buildings damaged. no further damage reported. A stereopticon lecture on The Life Death and Resurrection of Christ is set for Trinity Congregational Church tomorrow evening. Des Moines officials head to Louisville for a four day police convention. Morrow Circle M. F Church elected officers at Mrs Carey’s North Meridian street meeting.
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Count Asylum
Julietta
Nellie Hanrahan
Frank Hanrahan
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South
Davidson Street
Grace Pro-Cathedral Guild
Fred Ross
Central Avenue
John Mendenhall
Criminal Court
Ailen
Trinity Congregational Church
Pleasant
Spruce Streets
Des Moines, Jr
Taffe
Gerber
Louisvile
Hyland
Charles E. Hyland
Terre Haute
Louisville
Morrow Circle
Meridian Street
M. F. Church
John Carey
North Meridian Street
H. A. Beck
Mick
Rollins
Stella Anderson
W. C. Lynn
R. Tarkington
Fatima’s Heartache Endangers Fatima and Pete SevenD Dears
A local Animal Superintendent reports Fatima, overwhelmed by love sickness, has refused food for a week and mopes in her apartment. She offers no complaints, only long drawn signs of a breaking heart. Officials fear for Fatima unless her beloved Pete SevenD Dears returns soon.
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Pete
Fatima
Hippo Fatima Mopes In Circus Show Strain
Fatima the circus hippo and her mate face welfare concerns as Fatima, five years married, refuses bran mash and mostly rests in a corner. Her keeper says she is moping until Pete joins the show, warning she may become ravenous by Indianapolis next Monday.
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Animal Department
Fatima
Wis
Bay
Pete
Indianapolis
Milwaukee detective to fetch Bo O'Brien in Indianapolis
Deputy Inspector Altpeter of the Milwaukee House of Correction will arrive in Indianapolis this morning to escort Bo O'Brien alias George Johnson, recently arrested in the Indiana National Bank theft of a $30 bill from Mast and Class store.
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Milwaukee House of Correction
Indianapolis
Bo O’brien
George Johnson
Indiana
Natonal Bank
Mast & Class
National Convention Opens of Women’s Union Label League
The national convention of the Women s International Union Label League convened at Peoria city hall with national president Mrs Elien Lalit of Streator presiding. Nineteen delegates from across the United States attend as sessions run to next Friday evening. The death benefit question draws interest, and a grand banquet and ball honoring visiting delegates is planned for tomorrow night.
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Peoria
Women's International Union Label League
Elien Lalit
Streator
Danish Landsting votes to defer treaty fee on West Indies sale
In Copenhagen a secret session of the Landsthing decided to adhere to a prior resolution delaying the payment of the treaty fee for selling the Danish West Indies. The vote suspends action until after a limited vote, with a conference committee expected to be named.
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Copenhagen
Landsthing
Danish West Indies
Eamel
Soap Makers Combining In United States Soap Corp Plan
NEW YORK May 6 By the incorporation under Maine law of United States Soap Corporation with capital 1,190,000 work has actually begun on plans to combine the soap manufacturing interests of the East. already has been absorbed.
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Maine
United States Soap Corporation
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