James O Neill closes season in Monte Christo at Englis
James O Neill ends a season with Monte Christo and announces plans for a Russian melodrama by Harriet Ford next season. May Irwin and company, featuring Jacques Kruger and Florence Reed, present Widow Jones at Englis. Miss Irwin to sing severalcoon songs. Seats for Viola Allen preview go on sale at English's this morning.
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James O'Neill
Monte Christo
Harriet Ford
May Irwin
Jacques Kruger
Florence Reed
John J. McNailie
Jones
Eng
Social notes on visits and gatherings around Indianapolis
Miss Caroline Marmon left for Princeton Indiana to visit Miss Paxton. Mr and Mrs Henry Severin Jr traveled to French Lick for a week or ten days. Mrs Robert Hawkins will entertain the Chapel Club with cards. The Williamses, formerly at Glencoe, reside at 190 North Delaware. Mrs W E Collins and daughter from Hartford arrived to visit Mr and Mrs W T Steele. Lavinia Oakes hosts a dancing party at her Lockerbie street home. Mrs Burdsale prepares a Cincinnati visit to see Mrs Slack. The Holt couple hosts a gathering tomorrow evening at the Charleston Inn for inn apartment residents. Edward C Pletcher and family, back from a southern Mediterranean trip, landed in New York and expect to return soon. Mrs E H Gregory of Philadelphia visits aunt Mrs A M Roberson on North Meridian. Mrs Gregory, formerly Sadie Sells, has many friends here. Mrs Albert S White left for East Orange to join Mr White permanently. Arthur, at Manual Training High School, will join them after the school year. Dr and Mrs Richard C Dean arrive from Germany to stay with Mrs Dean's mother, Mrs J W Bingham, at the St Clair plats. Indianapolis German Literary Club will meet next Tuesday. Mrs Henry Adams hosts, Mrs Louis Holmes reads on Heine, with songs by club members. Meridian Street Church parsonage hosts a marriage of Chauncey D Sherwin and Helen Esther Pianque. They plan to settle in Goshen. George Edwin Hunt and Mrs John Ernah will go to Cincinnati for a house party during music week and opening of the new ball with a series of entertainments in their honor.
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Caroline Marmon
Princeton
Ind
Paxton
Henry Severin
French Lick
Robert Hawkins
Buckle Street
Chapel Club
J. H. Williams
Glencoe
North
Delaware Street
W. E. Collins
Hartford, Conn
William Holt
Charleston
Edward C. Pletcher
New York
E. H. Gregory
Philadelphia
A. M. Robertson
North Meridian Street
Gregory
Sadie Sells
Albert S. White
East Orange
N. J
White
Arthur
Manual Training High School
Richard C. Dean
Germany
Dean
J. W. Bingham
St. Clair
Indianapolis German Literary Club
Henry Adams
Louis Holmes
Helen Esther Pianque
Joanna
Stansfield
Teattle
Goshen
George Edwin Hunt
John Tr Ernah
Cincinnati
Rea
Simpson
Mar
Oak Mave
John Randstoh
Amos Butler
State Board of Charities
National Convention of Charities and Correction
Detroit
Mich
Charles M. Walker
Everett
Holt
William H. Cooper
William R. Cooper
W. R. Cooper
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Albert Horath
Lyda Meyers
David Louthen
Thomas E. Potter, Jr
A. E B. Buchanan
Attia Malott
Edith Langsencamp
Mary Langsdale
J. H. Walsh
Michael McCune
McAvenue
Kugemann
Joseph Snyder
Flower Mission
English
Opera House
Elbert W. Shirk
Chicago
Indianapolis
H. P. Wasson
Hugh J. McGowan
Henry Kahn
Emma
Edgar Eckhouse
Fred Ayres
Frederick Meyers
Lathrop
Samuel Reid
J. K. Sharpe, Jr
J. K. Lilly
Charles Shaler
Harry Murphy
Hugh McGibeny
McGibeny
Emma Messeng
Emil Wulsehner
Charles Major
John T. Brush
Lombardy
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Washington Street
Harry Newton Hempstead
Nellie Brush
Brush
Harry G New
Olney
Clinton
Searles
Dubuque
Lennard
Metamora
Helen Cooke
Willis
Columbia
Jean Hill
Stephenson—Gregg
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
BE. T. Gregg
Joseph E. Stephenson
Grace Gregg
Peru
M. S. Marble
Kokomo Methodist District
Richmond
Indianapolis Social News Roundup
Brown and Mrs Brown return to New York after a visit with guests in Indianapolis. Mrs McDonald of Indiana joins her brother and niece in Indianapolis. Charity delegates chosen for Detroit convention. Mrs Walker to attend. Various hostesses sponsor luncheons and card parties with out-of-town guests. Flower Mission vaudeville tickets big sellers. Box details and performers listed. Mrs Brush hosts an afternoon of cards with inventive prizes. Stephenson Gregg wedding in Kokomo. Bradford Larimer wed in Goshen. Kemper Heithaus marriage in Richmond.
Germania Park to Open Season with Sunday Concerts
Germania Park south of Garfield Park opens May 15 for the summer season with Sunday afternoon concerts and other entertainments. The opening festival marks the park’s expansion to sixteen acres after recent purchase of twelve more acres. The park association comprises forty German societies in the city.
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Germania Park
Garfield Park
The
Park Association
Real Estate Ad for Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co
An advertisement touts secure real estate transfers with guaranteed title and no abstract fees. It highlights reasonable charges and promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 199 East Market Street.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Hotel Lobby Gleanings on Oregon Gold Mining Boom
Oregon mining operator H S McCallum, head of Mammoth and Bald Mountain near Sumpter, discusses booming gold production in Oregon and Idaho. He cites Sumpter’s growth, mine yields, and regional agriculture while noting lack of a state assay office in Oregon and a shift in population tied to mining fortunes.
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H. S. McCallum
Oregon
Grand Hotel
Baker City
Ore
Mammoth
Bald Mountain
Sumpter
McCallum
Idaho
Boise City
Grand Rounde Valley
New Claypool Hotel Nearing Completion at Indiana Hotel Co
At the Indiana Hotel Company annual meeting the treasurer reported about 67000 in the bank to finish the Claypool and furnish the building. The last story rises while furniture and equipment contracts will be let soon. Manager Lawrence said finances are in the best condition and all bills so far have been paid.
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Indiana Hotel Company
Claypool
Lawrence
Mrs Hetty Green Granted Revolver Permit in New York
Hetty Green, famed financier and richest woman in America, received a pistol permit from the New York police after applying a week earlier to Captain Stephen O'Brien of the Leonard Street station. O'Brien cited her statement that she carries large sums of money and valuables and plans to obtain permits in other cities where she does business.
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New York
Hetty Green
America
Eastern Oregon and Idaho offer chances for colonists
The speaker predicts rapid settlement expansion as churches spread, noting Eastern Oregon and western Idaho hold strong opportunities for energetic small investors. Mr McCallum plans a quick return to Oregon and to pursue Thunder Mountain prospects amid rumors of a rush similar to Leadville and the Black Hills.
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Oregon
Idaho
McCallum
Thunder Mountain
Leadville
Col
Black Hills
Education progress in Porto Rico under American system
Samuel B. Heckman, Assistant Commissioner of Education, describes American schooling in Porto Rico. About 45,000 students attend, with 1,000 teachers including 125 Americans, and 40 schoolhouses built at no insular cost. English is taught alongside Spanish, with a normal school training teachers for American methods.
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Porto Rico
America
Samuel B. Heckman
Denison
Heckman
Harvard
Earlham College
Samuel M. Lindsey
Department of Education
S. W. Eckman
Indianapolis
Porto R. Heckman
Grand Rapids trip to view new furniture designs
The narrator will visit Grand Rapids in a few days to inspect furniture factories and preview the latest designs. In the Claypool project all furniture will be solid mahogany. A St. Louis visitor notes the Indianapolis hotel will have more rooms with private baths than all St. Louis hotels combined. Stockholders at the meeting held over 7 percent of shares, including M. Uri of Louisville.
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Grand Rapids
Claypool
Indianapolis
St. Louis
M. Uri
Louisville
Captain Myers Sees Strong Opportunity for Young Democrats
Capt W R Myers of Anderson, a lifelong Democrat and former secretary of state, says this campaign offers a fine chance for young Democrats to run. He believes Rep Cromer can be defeated, notes Anderson's Democratic mayor win as proof, and argues statewide trends reflect anti ring-rule sentiment benefiting Democrats this fall.
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W. R. Myers
Anderson
Grand Hotel
Canareas
Decla
Cromer
Myers
Madison County
New Castle Eyes Formation of Local Trust Company
New Castle plans an English army veteran Mr Herne era reference. Knightstown's L P Newby would head the proposed trust company to operate a bank in New Castle. Recent deposits in two existing banks total about 1100 dollars. Fleming T. Luce, veteran Democratic editor, visited the Grand Hotel in town and recalled Crawfordsville Review influence.
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New Castle
O Trust Company
L. P. Newby
Knightstown
Mr. Newby
Fleming T. Luce
Grand Hotel
Anderson
Crawdfordsville Review
Mr. Luce
Eee
Crawfordsville
Republican Leader Sees North Vernon Victory and County Hope
A. A. Tripp, chairman of Jennings county Republican committee, visited town yesterday praising the Republican win in North Vernon and expressing optimism for a county victory. the city had been Democratic, and he says Republicans across the county are cheerful and hopeful.
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A. A. Tripp
Jennings County Republican Committee
North Vernon
Tne
Sadie Jordan Vanishes Then Sends Spain Letter
Little Sadie Jordan 11 heroin disappeared from 1117 Maple street. Parents receive a letter claiming she is married to a Spanish nobleman Senor Alpase and en route to southern Spain. The missive says she will not return to Indianapolis and describes a villa by a river. Police doubt, but search continues as she is reportedly seen near Park Theater with an usher named Frank.
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Sadie Jordan
Maple Street
Spain
Senor Alpaso
Indianapolis
Senor Alpase
Portugal
Jordan
Ore
Sadie
Stella Foster
Park Theater
Miss Jordan
Frank
Bob” Campbell
Playhouse
West
Washington Streets
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
May Manton presents box plaited waists with fancy yoke collars as a new trend. The original uses Shantung pongee with guipure yoke and lace trimming, rings of braid, moss green velvet ribbon on stock collar and cuffs. Removing the yoke and trim converts it to a simple bodice. the garment is smoothly fitted and closes at center front.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
D F Allen Now A Major From Frankfort
D F Allen of Frankfort, titled captain but made major by presidential courtesy, visits town and denies any candidacy for secretary of state. He notes a Ninth district meeting endorsed him, cites Clinton county optimism for Democrats, and predicts Kirkpatrick of Kokomo may run against Landis for Congress. He laments Howard county was added to the Ninth district, hindering a Landis victory.
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D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Allen
Clinton County
Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Congress
Representaive Landis
Howard County
Landis
Hotel English Inducts James J. Herne As Steward
Lawrence, manager of the Hotel English, brings in James J. Herne as steward. Cousin of the late playwright actor James A. Herne, he is an experienced hotel man formerly with the St. Louis Club and Pendennis Club. His career spans many years in hospitality and service.
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Lawrence
Hotel
English
James J. Herne
James A. Herne
Herne
St. Louis
Ofuisville
United States
Butler
Physio Medical Association Adjournes to May Meeting
The Physio Medical Association closed its session yesterday at the Denison Hotel and adjourned to meet the first Tuesday in May in this city. Two papers were read under the gynecology section with papers read by R. Anna.
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Physio-Medical Association
Denison
R. Anna
Shortridge High braces for trials and twin games
Shortridge High School hosts several events with boys varsity baseball against Terre Haute High at Washington Park and M. T. H. 8. meets Indiana State Normal at 2 o clock. Preliminary field day at Newby Oval tomorrow morning, squad selection next week. Col Eli F Ritter talks on The Old Battle Flags to Room D. Lincoln picture presentation in Room S with exercises led by Mr Arthur W Dunn. Daily Echo editorial room D Senate session may vote on Pritchard disfranchising bill. factional splits noted.
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Newby Oval
Shortridge
Terre Haute
Washington Park
Indiana State
Allen
Eli F. Ritter
Abraham Lincoln
Arthur W. Dunn
Lowell
Lincoln
Harvard
Shortridge High School Senate
Pritchard
Earl Pritchard
Daily Echo
Senate
Deboe
Charles W. Moores
Board of School Commissioners
Workman Wage Penalty Appeal Involving Wood Case
The Chicago and Southeast ern Railway Company appeals to the Appellate Court over whether a worker may recover a $1 per day penalty for unlawful wage delays. Jerome B Wood quit in February last year after a promise of payment in July. He sued, won $182.11 in total damages.
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Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Jerome B. Wood
Wood
Shilling Pays in Settlement of County Judgment
Marion county yesterday received 89 dollars as partial payment of the judgment against Recorder William E. Shilling for allegedly illegally retained fees. Shilling had a jet appraised at unknown value and, after deducting his wife’s one third, the remainder went to the county. The jet was transferred to Julius Waber who paid the money into the county. Judgment was recovered against Shilling's bondsmen for 2000 dollars plus interest. The remaining shortage stood at 1 dollar.
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Marion County
William E. Shilling
Shilling
Julius Waber
Ing
Matron Higgins Injured in Prison Assault by Jessie Price
Mrs M J Higgins matron at the workhouse hospital bed bound after an assault by prisoner Jessie Price. The prisoner, said to be unruly, attacked the matron as she was escorted, causing severe injuries thought greater than those from a prior fire incident.
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M. J. Higgins
Workie House
Jessie Price
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