Notable Names Linked to Municipal Trust Officers
A roster mentions Marion Trust Co. personnel including J. Fletcher and Joseph T. Wank along with George G. Tanne, Charles Latham, N. Thompson, A. Fletcher, Byron K. Elliot, P. T. Kelsey, Julius Lemcke, Winter, P. Sheerin, Victor K. Hendricks and others. The list appears to outline officers, executives or associated personnel within the trust company.
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J. Fletcher
Joseph T. Wank
George G. Tanne
Charles Latham
N. Thompson
A. Fletcher
Holden company stages Sapho at Park amid crowding praise
A Park crowd applauds the Holden company's Sapho, with Fanny LeRond as Sapho drawing heavy women’s attendance and repeated curtain calls. The reviewer, citing press agent claims, remarks the production sustains its prior success despite controversy, as the dramatic take on Daudet’s tale pleases the audience and provokes strong reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Company
Nethersole
Sapho
Daudet
Fanny le Rande
Jean
Fanny
Holden
The Little Princess at English's Tonight with Millie James
The Little Princess opens at English's this evening with Millie James in the title role supported by an excellent company. The play, by Frances Hodgson Burnett, depicts a poverty stricken girl who endures hardship and ultimately regains a fortune, with Sara's triumph celebrated by wealthy friends and a vindicated act. Mrs James, actually twenty years old, has garnered notice for her performance. Loris and Altina have also drawn attention this week for their sensational act at the rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie James
Frances Hodgson Burnett
New York
Sara
Grand vaudeville bill expands audiences in city
In Athens Greece famed sharp shooter fancy rifle act gains attention as he tours globally. St. Louis world's fair exhibit by Loris greets coming season while Grands vaudeville show nears season end drawing big crowds. Indianapolis literary and theatre figures discuss new Dayton theater plans and Eugene Duse talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Loris
Condolence Replies Rise in Public Sentiment
The Philadelphia Record notes a shift toward replying to letters of condolence. Families divide the task among members, delaying but eventually acknowledging each message. Brief responses on visiting cards suffice, and replies should be sent whenever possible.
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Philadelphia
Fashion and lifestyle notes from early 20th century papers
A collage of small opinions and fashion trends from New York Press and Evening Sun, including a husband's view on a college athlete wife’s strength, Indiana hat fashions with stalactite linings, a note on evolving sleeve fullness from the New York Evening Post, critiques of bareheaded summer style, and suburban habits of city dwellers and riders.
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Philadelphia Ledger
City News Notes and Local Events
Mrs Oren Fought returned home at 1422 West Morris after a successful operation at Deaconess Hospital. E S Rathbone, middle division rural free delivery special agent, is in Washington on department business. The Young Women Missionary Society of Second Presbyterian will hold its last meeting of the season at 2 90 this afternoon with Mrs H H Friedley at 16 Talbot Avenue. Constable Elmer E Johnson faced trouble yesterday while levying on a West Indianapolis woman and was reportedly ejected from the premises when papers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Henry W. Tutewiler
College Avenue
Coulins
Roberts Park Church
Augustin Minshall Hopper
W. H. H. Miller
Otto Haueisen
Hopper
Haueisen
Augustus Coburn
Edward L. McKee
Martindale
Hasselman
Katherine Wallick
Clara Haueiisen
Henry J. Coerper
John Lever
Hartford
Wis
Coer
F. M. Millikan
E. M. Outland
H. W. Kellogg
W. T. Brown
H. C. Knode
Lundy
Outland
Madelaine McDermott
Voss
Philadelphia
Austin Wilfred Stults
Indianapolis Business University
Urbahns Correspondence School
Fort Wayne
Jessie Elmina Reynolds
William Gresh
East Tenth Street
M. L. Haines
Frederick Riedel
A. J. Morris
Edwin Hill
Frank Raible
E. R. Benson
A. R. Hawkins
O. D. Bowen
W. A. Greyer
Gompf
John W. Lovett
Anderson
Muriel Hitt
Lafayette
Edward R. Darlow
St. Louis
Burton Lee
Talbot Avenue
New York
William Eugene Hayward
Frederick C. Gardner
Martinsville
Mary Edith Dean
Evanston
Llewlyn Hemingway
Johnson
Muncie
Lucy Taggart
California
George M. Chandler and Son
Memphis
J. H. George
John W. Holtzman
Ake
J. H. Greenstreet
North Capitol Avenue
Pittsburg
Charles G. Greenstreet
Oliver P. Ensley
Wapakoneta
Europe
Philemon W. Watson
Chicago
W. O. Bragg
Ada New
A. P. Konklin
Blanch McNew
Kate Matin
L P. Poulson
Grace Anderson
Greenfield
Oliver Willard Pierce
Propylaeum
William E. Stevenson
Edna Stevenson
Justice Tours Cours
Indianapolis
J S
West Indies lecture at Roberts Park Church tonight
Dr C I Fletcher presents illustrated views on The West Indies and the Destruction of St Pierre at Roberts Park Church under the Choral Society auspices. Beautiful colored views of the islands and Mont Pelee eruption to be described in an entertaining manner.
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Johnson
C. I. Fletcher
West Indies
St. Pierre
Roberts Park Church
Choral Society
Islands
Mont Pelee
Indianapolis
Harry Hilgenberg
Harvey Street
Reece Ar
Uth Meridian Street
Washington
Hilgenberg
Plymouth Church
Temple
Charles L. Kloss
St. Louis
Bloodless surgery demo by Dr Lorenz draws 500 doctors in New Orleans
Five hundred physicians gathered at Charity Hospital New Orleans on May 7 to view Dr Adolph Lorenz demo his bloodless surgery method. Attendance included many crippled children and parents hoping their child would be chosen as a subject. The AMA house of delegates debated revising the ethical code and adopted a plan to let states set penalties while preserving core principles. The convention planned Atlantic City as next meeting site and closed with sectional reports and officer elections.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Adolph Lorenz
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
E. Elliott Harris
Harris
Committee On Transportation
Atlantic City
W. T. Sayles
Milwaukee
Burt Ellis
Bureau of Medicine and Foods
William H. Welch
Baltimore
J. F. Barnhill
Indianapolis
O. F. Freer
Chicago
Robert L. Randolph
A. E. Bolson
Ft. Wayne
George F. Eames
Boston
Eugene 8. Talbot
L. H. Dunning
C. L. Bonifield
Cincinnati
Army Orders Retire Enlisted Men and Reassign Officers
Washington May 7 By direction of the President enlisted men James Cronin and Thomas Meagher are placed on the retired list. First Lieut Robert J Arnold artillery assigned to recruiting duty at Atlanta to relieve Lieut Paul Barry. Maj Louis W Crampton surgeon reassigned to medical supply in St Louis. Maj Harry O Perley granted leave. Capt Conway H Arnold Jr ordered to Fort Bay New Mexico for treatment. Majs George H Torn John M Banister named to Manila board for medical corps admissions. Maj Edward Morris and Louis Brechemin relieved. Maj Edward Chynoweth to proceed to Oregon National Guard inspection then to Texas. Maj Charles A Varnum relieved from Colorado HQ to join regiment. Maj Thomas Cruse ordered to Chicago Fort Sheridan for quartermaster work. Capt Charles C Walcutt Jr ordered Prescott to Fort Huachuca for quartermaster work. Post Quartermaster Robert C Easton ordered to Fort Niagara. Maj Joseph A Gaston granted one month extension.
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Washington
James Cronin
Thomas F. Meagher
Robert J. Arnold
Artillery Corps
Atlanta
Paul A. Barry
Louis W. Crampton
Fort Adams
R. L
St. Louis
Harry O. Perley
Conway H. Arnold
Fort Bay
N. M
George H. Torn
John M. Banister
Manila
P. L
Medical Corps of the Army
Louis Brechemin
Edward R. Morris
Dward Chynoweth
Twenty-sixth Infantry
National Guard of
Oregon
Department of Texas
Sopa
Charles A. Varnum
Seventh Cavalry
Department of the Colorado
Thomas Cruse
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Quartermaster’s Department
Charles C. Walcutt, Jr
United States Cavalry
Prescott
A. T
Fort Huachuca
Robert C. Easton
Fort Myer
Fort Niagara
N. Y
Joseph A. Gaston
First Cavalry
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
A guide to sewing guimpes for girls wardrobes with options for high necks or open square necks. The model features a lawn yoke collar and cuffs, with possible lace or embroidery details, and can be made long or with elbow sleeves. The guimpe uses faced fronts and backs to form the yoke.
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May Manton
4415 Misses Pattern Description for 12 to 16 Years
Pattern 4415 details a center back close dress with waist casing for tapes, full sleeves with shoulder puff and elbow length drape. Medium size uses 24 yards of fabric plus lace, sizes include 12 and 16 years. Send pennies or stamps with coupon and stamped return pattern from Indiana.
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Indiana
Ind
Land Bill Advances Past Second Reading in Commons
The Irish land bill won approval in the House of Commons by 443 to 26 after a debate focusing on peasant proprietorship and evicted tenants. Tim Healy criticized opposing Liberal speeches while T. P. O Connor, John Morley, and Mr Wyndham defended the measure amid calls for peace and social reform.
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London
House of Commons
Timothy M. Healy
Healy
Ireland
England
T. P. O'Connor
John Morley
Wyndham
Charles Dilke
Transvaal Loan Prospectus Draws Crowd in London
London crowds swarm the Bank of England as the Transvaal loan prospectus is issued for 150 million dollars of 75 million authorized. Price at par with 3 percent interest, redeemable in 1931, sinking fund at 1 percent. Applications rush in from London and American clients, but oversubscription suggests allocations will be limited.
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London
Transvaal
Bank of England
Bank of Iesland
London Houses
Italian Government Reacts to Erwin Lynchings Inquiry
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies heard Foreign Secretary Bacelli explain that despite active Italian diplomatic work no convictions followed the 1901 Erwin Mississippi lynchings. He noted reluctance of witnesses, cited U.S. protests and funding for victims’ families, and said Congress rejected federal intervention due to state rights. Cirmini pressed for indemnity as a continuing grievance.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Clrmeni
Erwin
Miss
Caccelli
Signor Bacelli
American Congress
McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Signor Cirmini
Chamber
Roosevelt Gift Presented to Pope in Private Audience
In Rome on May 7 the Rev. Father Baudenilli and the Rev. Father Van Antwerp met Pope Pius X in private audience to present President Roosevelt’s jubilee gift of ten volumes of presidential messages. Van Antwerp also offered a golden scroll bearing signatures of 5,000 Americans and Canadians. The Pontiff examined the volumes and Roosevelt’s autograph in the private apartment.
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Rome
Father Baudenilll
Francis J. van Antwerp
Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt
Father van Antwerp
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Papal Jubilee Letter Gift Pleases Pope and Roosevelt
In Washington on March 15 1908 the Pope praised President Roosevelt and offered to autograph a letter. He asked Father Van Antwi to delay leaving Rome to deliver it to the President. The audience lasted twenty minutes and the Pontiff sent apostolic benediction to the scroll's signers. London May 7 Henri Sackville West seeks commission to prove he is heir to Lord Sackville West. He claims to be eldest son by Josephine de Ortaga. Defendants dispute the marriage option. Court grants the application.
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United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo XIII
Washington
Roosevelt
Father van Antwi
Rome
America
London
Henri Sackville- West
Lord Sackville-West
Chancery Court
Ernest Henri Jean Baptiste Sackville-West
France
Spain
Lord Sackville
Henri Sackville-West
Josephine Duran de Ortaga
Josephine de Ortaga
Antonio de la Oliva
Port opens for foreign trade after substitution
Shanghai May 7 Tatungkau replaces Takushan as the port to be opened to foreign trade. Chinese commissioners believe the government will consent to opening these ports, citing better trade prospects and harbor facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tatungkau
Takushan
Carnegie Decorated by Bolivar Order Second Class
A New York Herald dispatch from Caracas reports Andrew Carnegie receives the Order of Bolivar second class for humanitarian benefaction. Also noted are Vatican actions on Buffalo bishopric vacancy, Prussia’s von Gorsler retirement, a German prince's mental health transfer, and Capuchins’ resistance and police action at Carcassone with monk arrests.
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Andrew Carnegie
Bolivar
New York Herald
Caracas
Venezuela
Mar. Veccia
Propaganda
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles H. Colton
St. Stephen's Church
New York
Vor Gorsler
Prince Prosper von Arenberg
Africa
William
Victoria Memorial Hospital
Nice
Mary
Saxe-Coburn and
Gotha
Beatrice
Chicago
Albany
Cincinnati
Machias
Guard of Honor
Carcassone
Outrage in South Concluded From First Page
Analyzed and it is expected that the rolls in many of the larger post offices will have to be overhauled.
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Amined
Army board backs 24 inch musket with .22 ball
Washington May 7 The army board has chosen a new service rifle shorter than the Krag and carbine yet more powerful with higher velocity and flatter trajectory. It features a wood encasement to protect hands, weighs a pound less than the current service rifle, and is praised as the most powerful musket in the world though not patented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Board
Tropics
United States Army
Navy to relieve branch hydrographic officers nationwide
The secretary of the navy prepared an order to relieve naval officers in charge of branch hydrographic offices in all cities except New York and San Francisco. The offices will be turned over to the assistants currently employed on the work, with general supervision by the lighthouse inspectors now serving as naval officers. The Navy Department is ready for implementation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
New York
San Francisco
Navy Department
Indiana Postal Service Appointees In May
Indiana rural route and postmaster appointments announced. Adoniram J. Johnson and Walter O. Garrett named regular and substitute carriers at Liberty Center and Alexandria respectively. William S. Medcalf named postmaster at Generalville. Willis Sweet appointed attorney general of Porto Rico. Delano under medical arrest. China famine relief sent. Hamilton King named envoy to Siam.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Adoniram J. Johnson
Walter O. Garrett
Liberty Center
Ind
Charles H. Botkin
Everett Crandall
Alexandria
William S. Medcalf
Generalville
Willis Sweet
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Porto Rico
James
Harlan
Sweet
Territory
Congress
Philip W. Delano
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
McWade
Kwangsi
Christian
New York
Department
China
Corbin
Balen-Powell
London
Hamilton King
Michigan
Siam
Liller Denies Indianapolis War Veterans Convention Valid
William C. Liller filed his answer to the suit by the National Association of Spanish American War Veterans. He claims the Indianapolis convention was illegal and that the Washington convention was regular. He states the association’s books and papers became his property by a landlord's warrant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lancaster
William C. Liller
National Association of
Liller
Washington
Double Fatal Crash In Moultrie Involves City Official
In Moultrie Georgia on May 7 Colonel M Pearsall solicitor of the city court and Dr Frank Daniel physician for the OSE Northern Railroad were killed when Dr Daniel’s motor car collided with a log train on the Georgia Northern railway.
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Moultrie
M. Pearsall
Frank Daniel
OSE Northern Railroad
Daniel
Georgia Northern
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Nnpal Louse
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