Amusements at Park and Englishs Opera House
The Fer ris company presents The Fatal Card at Park Theater today and tomorrow with matinee and evening shows. Wil A Brady brings Uncle Tom's Cabin to Indianapolis for a single New York noted appearance. May Irwin appears at Englishs Opera House next Tuesday in Madge Smith Attorney with ticket sales starting tomorrow. Nat C Goodwin and Maxine Elliott star in The Merchant of Venice next Wednesday with sales Friday morning. The Grand features the Sa-Vans acrobats and Ralph Johnson in vaudeville. Richard Mansfield revives King Henry V at Englishs Opera House tonight drawing a cultured crowd, with 7 45 start.
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New York
Indianapolis
Wil A. Brady
English
Opera House
May Irwin
Madge Smith
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Goodwin
Goodwin-El- Mott
Ralph Johnson
the Grand
Jules Levy
Richard Mansfield
Henry V
Augustin Daly
Miss Irwin
Many Social Events Highlight Irvington Season
A flurry of gatherings fills Irvington society pages as Mrs J A McKinney hosts a birthday tea assisted by relatives, Mrs Walter Fugate entertains in honor of sister Mrs H L Snyder, and Mrs F K Shepard welcomes guests for ten tables. A lawn fete for Central avenue M E Church is planned, a tea honors Miss Fannie Sloan on her upcoming marriage, and Mrs Lydia Gilbert Millard hosts a large reception with spring flowers and elaborate decor. The Rink Weber wedding at Assumption Church is detailed with attires, attendants, and reception plans. couple to move to Chicago before settling at 2219 Talbott Avenue. Other society notes include campus events, engagements, and club meetings across Irvington.
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Seaton
Franklin Atkins
Nellie Samuels
F. K. Shepard
Woodruff Place
Rinesagen
Shepard
Connolly
William T. Brown
Central Avenue M. E
W. T. Brown
George A. Richards
Charlies W. Gorsuch
Sue Howe
Fannie Sloan
Whittington Underhill
Cincinnati
Miss Howe
Mary Davis
Florence Jones
Edith McMaster
Grace Armstrong
Louise Dryer
Virginia Pick
L. S. Ayres
W. B. Wheelock
O. H. Hasselman
Clifton Comly
Garrard
W. J. Richards
Hervey Bates
Miss Dugdale
Spann
Katharine
Edith Allick
Gladys Walcott
Rink—Weber
Ida Weber
Charles B. Rink
Assumption Church
Joseph F. Weber
J. T. Bauer
Prescott
Joseph A. Chartrand
Peter and Paul's Chapel
F. B. Dowd
St. Joseph's Church
John T. Brennan
Rose Meters
Theresa Kramer
Elwood
Daniel Morton
G. A. Weber
J. B. Weber
Iss Meiers
Miss Kramer
Huber
John Schroeter
S. Frank Huber
Marion
Joseph Munchhof
Frank Munchhof
Anderson
Ames Sharkey
Terre Haute
Spa ‘Ank Frohnapfie
Cambridge City
J. Fritsch
Misa Hulda Haestick
Rink
Chicago
North Capitol Avenue
Talbott Avenue
Arthur Johnson
Mexico City
Emma Johnson
A. S. Wright
Alexandria
Ethel Wright
Ritter Avenue
Jean Blair
Jessamine Armstrong
Marinsville
Kokomo
Longley
Noblesville
Edith Longley
S. G. Nebeker
Covington
Eva
EK. S. Earl
Macatawa Park
Mich
James C. Norris
University Avenue
Turkey Lake
Bertha Mason
Asheville
N. C
Butler
Albert Hall
Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity
Charlotte Powell
Teappe
Varna Richey
Minnie Wink
Mary Wickler
Exsie Hunter
Marie Martin
Helen Downing
Scot Butler
Downey Avenue
Macy Coughlen
Irvington
Claude Shaffer
John R. Tomlinson
P. C. Jacobs
Sylvester Johnson
Eunice Harris
Minneapolis
Albert Johnson
Jesse Summers
Wilson Dean
J. G. Kingsbury
Citizens Plan Action to Relocate National Glue Works
Neighborhood residents near the National glue works on West Fourteenth street held a mass meeting at Ward's Hall to seek removal of the plant outside city limits. A committee including Tracey McCormack Morgan Gates Bristow will confer with glue works officers, with a potential filing to the Board of Health as a nuisance if no amicable agreement is reached.
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National Glue Works
West Fourteenth Street
Ward's Hall
West Sixteenth Street
Thomas Tracey
J. R. McCormack
B. J. Morgan
Harry B. Gates
Joseph A. Bristow
Citizens’ Committee
Board of Health
Thirteen Year Old Wins High Bid in Hereford Sale
A Shelbyville boy, aged thirteen, bid against E B Martindale at the central States spring combination sale in the Union Stockyards to win Margaret, a premier Hereford cow from J C Adams. The youngster, son of C E Amsden, outbid seasoned bidders, reaching 100 dollars before the sale closed as the crowd cheered. Martindale, Amsden and others bought multiple cows. Dorana sold for 300 and Dinah J for 700, with eighty one cows sold overall and bulls less in demand.
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Central States
Union Stockyards
Margaret
J. C. Adams
Moneaqua, II
HE. B. Martindale
Mr. Martindale
David Wallace
C. E. Amsden
Shelbyville
Indiana Horse and Mule Company
Martindale
EB. B. Martindale
Indianapolis
A. A. Womack
Guy Hawes
Amsden & Son
Mr. Amsden
Dorana
F. A. Nave
Attica
Ind
Dinah J
City
Primrose
C. A. Jamison
Titania
E. B. Martindale
Little Jewel
S. L. Wright
Cadella
Elvina
Stuart
Shadeland
John Lewis
J. Hedges & Son
Bess
S. H. Goodman
Carlotta
Beauty
B. Martindale
Prunella
Pride
Clem Graves
B. E. Keyt
Newton
Alcina
S. Wolcott
Concord
Mich
Shadeland X
Federal Grand Jury Work Begins Proceedings at 2 PM
The U S grand jury opened its session yesterday afternoon to investigate postal violations. Joseph P Hawkes of Goshen was chosen foreman, with the session expected to last about two weeks. A related case against Michigan Central Railroad for $10000 damages was settled for $2475 after the plaintiff’s husband, an engineer, died days after a collision. The Hyatt suit against L E W filed in the U S court has been dismissed.
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United States Grand Jury
Joseph P. Hawkes
Goshen
Marietta
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Michigan City
Harry Hyatt
United States
Health Report Shows April Better Than March For State
State Board of Health reports April generally healthier than March aside from smallpox. Measles typhoid fever diarrheal troubles and intermittent fever dysentery show increased prevalence while bronchitis influenza scarlet fever puerperal fever pneumonia tonsillitis pteuritis meningitis diphtheria croup erysipelas and cholera infantum decline in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Beesing Court
Memorial tribute to Grace Julian Clarke's portrait of her father
Grace Julian Clarke has prepared a memorial chapter honoring her father George W. Julian. It is not a formal biography but an Appreciative reminiscence focusing on his character and public life. The memoir is neatly bound and features a fine portrait of Mr Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Julian Clarke
George W. Julian
Plainfield
Tadianapolis
Stineay
Indisa
Spolia
Private souvenir limited edition of Julian portrait
A privately printed little book featuring Julian in his prime and a Mahoney death mask reproduction. It was circulated among his personal friends, and a limited number has been placed with Bowen-Merrill Company for general purchase.
Board to decide fate of arsenal grounds in Washington
War Department says a board of army officers will examine arsenal sites in Washington and other recently discontinued arsenals. If lands hold value for military use they may stay under War Department control. if not, they could pass to the Interior Department as abandoned reservations with final disposition remaining to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Army
Department
Interior Department
Congress
Merchants Association asks Board to flush downtown streets
The Indianapolis Merchants Association presented a memorial to the Board of Works proposing a uniformed flushing brigade for downtown streets from East to West and Ohio to Georgia, to operate two to three times weekly during the dry season. The plan aims to reduce dirt and dust harming stocks and boost city advertising, urging prompt action.
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Indianapolis Merchants’ Association
Board of Works
Merchants’ Association
Broadway
New York City
East Street
West Street
Ohio Street
Georgia Street
Board of Works Inspect Tenth Street Bridge Proposal
The Board of Works visited the Tenth street bridge over the canal yesterday afternoon. They plan to lower the structure three feet to align with Tenth street. Bee Davis, vice president of the water company, accompanied the board.
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Board of Works
Tenthstreet
Canal
Tenth Street
Bee Davis
Theater Company
Delage
City to extend English Avenue line to Rural Street
Mayor Taggart said the Board of Works and the Street Railway Company will immediately extend the English Avenue line to Rural Street. The Capitol Avenue sprinkling contract was awarded to F. W. Fuehring by the Board of Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart
Board of Works
Street Railway Company
Capitol Avenue
F. W. Fuehring
Remy Objects To Delayed Court Reports
Charles F. Remy, reporter for the Supreme and Appellate courts, says an anonymous afternoon paper critic unjustly complains that higher court reports are not published fast enough. He notes Volume 155 of the Supreme Court Reports ends January 1 and includes petitions for rehearing to March. The twenty fifth volume of Appellate Court Reports reaches January, with printing underway, and he warns a new Supreme Court volume cannot be formed until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Remy
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Remy
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Relief fund formed for Jacksonville fire sufferers
The Board of Trade relief committee raises funds for Jacksonville Florida fire victims. Subscriptions are received by Secretary Jacob W. Smith at 66 Board of Trade, with receipts issued. A relief committee meeting at the secretary’s office at 4 this afternoon will arrange remittance of funds to the stricken city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Relief Committee
Jacksonville
Pla
Jacob W. Smith
Board of Trade
Relief Committee
Thomas Conners Arrest Linked to Local Robberies
Thomas Conners known as Hayback was arrested at Fort Wayne then brought to Indianapolis by Detective Bray. He faces burglary and petit larceny charges after detectives say two boys confessed to his involvement in a druggist Fogas hold-up and the Geiger residence robbery on Union Street. Detectives say Conners stands put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Conners
Hayback
Fort Wayne
Christena Meyers
Indianapolis
Bray
Conners
Fogas
Joseph Geiger
Union Street
Tax deadline yields record spring collections
Monday marked the final day to pay the spring tax installment, with $124,800 collected. The total spring receipts reached $1,101.10 and delinquent tax collections rose to $80,600, an unprecedented record.
Trust to Luck or insure your home and title
An advertisement urges readers not to rely on luck for protecting property and promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 139 East Market Street with telephone number 3005 offering home and real estate title insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Journeymen Plumbers Stand Firm in Apprentice Ban
The Journeymen Plumbers Union held a long session last night and refused to work with helpers. Only J. C. Dunn and Kirkhoff Brothers firms operate, with Kirkhoff’s pin Sete reportedly ready to join. Masters demand workers accompany with helpers, while the union vows no concessions and says the national body backs its stance. The strike’s length is unclear as both sides remain rigid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dunn and
Kirkhoff Brothers
Strike Continues As Union Wage Scale Sought
Negotiations over the hardwood floor layers strike stall as only two contractors, H. E. Hamilton and C. Thomas, report compliance with the union's charter. Most workers remain out for four weeks. Central Labor Union demands a definite response by Saturday night. State Labor Commissioner McCormack is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Headquarters
H. E. Hamilton
Mr. C. Thomas
Central Labor Union
Central Organization
McCormack
Elwood Musicians’ Union Sues Montani Brothers Over Fined Allegations
The Musicians Union of Elwood accused Montani Brothers Orchestra of playing outside jurisdiction. The executive committee exonerated them locally but the national body did not concur. A $100 fine was imposed and Montani protest seeks dismissal. They argue they were not heard and that the issue affects many unions, to be settled at the national convention in Denver this month.
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Musicians’ Union of
Elwood
Montani Brothers’ Orchestra
American Federation of Musicians
Elwood Union
Montani Brothers
Montanas
Montanis
Muncie
Denver
City News Items From A City Page
The Board of Sealth raised the smallpox quarantine at 1619 Maxwell street. Secretary Hunt expects late acts of the Legislature to be in force by Saturday. Rep Joseph H Clark’s ineligibility shifts rail workers’ support to John T Williams for deputy Factory Inspector McAbee. Coroner Brayton to announce verdict in Eliza Klingman death case. Indianapolis Danoe Club opens next Wednesday May 15 with weekly informal dances and a new dock and canoe house. Shortridge High pupils perform Wagner’s Flying Dutchman scenes and recitations. First Presbyterian Greenfield Vocalion concert tonight with Joseph Joiner Charles Hansen Ms Wa Fisher and M J Spades. Hendricks monument scales recovered. detectives Holtz and Morgan to replace them. A nameless woman frightened by a potential collision in a Virginia avenue car scene.
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Board of Sealth
Maxwell Street
Hunt
Joseph H. Clark
McAbee
John T. Williams
Brayton Yoatestay
Eliza Klingman
Norwood
Indianapolis Danoe Club
Wagner
Shortridge High School
Vocalion
First Presbyterian Church of
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Joseph Joiner
Charles F. Hansen
Mixs
Wa Fisher
M. J. Spades
Hendricks Monument
Statehouse Yard
Holtz and Morgan
Cleveland
Impetigo Contagiosa Reported in Shelby County
Dr. Hurty investigated an eruptive disease resembling smallpox in Shelby county. The condition, impetigo contagiosa, is highly contagious but not fatal, common among those with poor cleanliness and nourishment. Prof. F T Waters promotes the Industrial Missionary Association to fund homes for Black Belt families.
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Dr. Hurty
State Board of Health
Shelby County
F. T. Waters
Industrial Missionary Association
M. C. N. Pond
Black Belt
Professor Waters
Stubbins House
Crowds Enjoy Gentry Dog and Pony Show Delights Patrons
The Gentry dog and pony show drew a large crowd at Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street with 2500 spectators over yesterday afternoon and last night. Women and children especially delighted as ponies and dogs performed. The show will continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Ae Snore
NWMP and Boers to appear in Wild West show May 21
A North West Mounted Police squad famed as Canada frontier protectors joins the Wild West arena this season along with Boers fresh from South Africa. The Strathcona Horse earned high honors in the South African war and received kingly medals on passage through England in February. A detachment of Rough Riders will also appear with the show, which tours here on May 21.
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Great Frontier
Canada
South Africa
Strathcona
Rough Riders
Plains
Northwest Canada
England
College Avenue Bridge Petition Sparks North Fall Creek Road Plan
Sixty property owners north of Fall Creek filed with County Commissioners a petition for a bridge across Fall Creek at College Avenue and for extending the street north to Broad Ripple. The proposed road would pass east of Newby Oval and west of the fairgrounds, but commissioners can act only after the County Council meeting next September due to lack of appropriation.
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Fall Creek
College Avenue
Broad Ripple
Newby Oval
Fair Grounds
German House Tax Exemption Under Review
Township Assessor Jefferson reports the German House and its north city park are exempt from taxation. The organization is described as fraternal, educational and religious by some, while a member insists it is mainly educational and not fraternal or religious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Six Hundred Children Vaccinated At City Dispensary
The City Dispensary reports over six hundred children vaccinated following the Health Board order banning unvaccinated pupils from public schools. The dispensary staff remain busy around the clock issuing vaccination certificates.
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the Health Board
Leg Breaks for Maggie Griffin in Bicycle Hit Run
A girl named Maggie Griffin of Ti Canal Street was struck by two men riding bicycles on Fayette Street last evening. One leg was broken. The assailants fled and police seek their identities as witnesses report the men were scorching down the sidewalk.
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Maggie Griffin
Ti Canal Street
Fayette Street
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Miss Scott
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Colonial
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Lena T. Brash
Bellefontaine
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German House
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
R. W. Ruffin
Col
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J. M. Lilly
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Delaware
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Julian
Board OF Army Officers
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National Biscuit Company
Tenth Street Bridge
MR. Remy
Indiana
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Gentry Dog and Pony
Northwest Mounted Police
Eaglesfield CO. Lumber and Coal
Carey
Nineteenth St
Lake Erie & Western R. R
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Coppock Bros
Pembroke Arcade
M'Lean
Dr. J
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Messia
IKE & Hoadley
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Vonnegut Hardware CO
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