Allen and Murphy Bring Two Theatrical Pieces to English
Miss Allen and her company present The Hunchback on Tuesday afternoon and In the Palace of the King on Tuesday evening at English's. Jim Murphy's company returns Wednesday with Old Innocence and A Pair of Spectacles. Casts include Viola Allen, Walter Eben Plympton, Dorothy Sherrod, and Jason Green with plans for future tours and recitals by Ethel Barrymore and Josef Hofmann.
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Hunchback
Mise Yiotz Allen
James Sheridan
Lorimer Stoddard
Marion Crawford
Palace of the Klog
English’s
Knowle
Miss Allen
Leslie Allen Wilford
Earl of
Franklin RL
Aneus Simpson
Surbrener
Robert Hopkins Sandlord
Three Suns Tavern
R . Edward Maffiin Walter
Three Tutis
Harry Ford Willams
Ysaneed
Jordan Helen Adelaide Prince Dorot Maude Warrilow
Madrid
Don John
Graifads
Dona Potores Ae Mendoza
Philip
Dolores
Delored
Eiji
Delores
Cardinal
John
Cardian
King
Nxt
Omercom
Don John's Inn
Amom
Josef Hofmann
Europe
Casimir Hofmann
London
Germany
Russia
Hofmann
Engsh’s
Tim Murphy
Viola Allen
Holden Comedy at Park Theater This Week
Holden Comedy Company continues at Park Theater with two melodramas The Denver Express and The Wages of Sin. Between acts vaudeville by John Mylie Lulu May and Alice provides interlude entertainment.
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Holden Comedy Company
Park Theater
Denver Express
John Mylie
Lulu May
Alice
Snow turns to rain as brief storm arrives in Waukue
In Waukee an inch of snow fell this morning and then melted to rain. The storm affected the area with freezing temperatures. Unprotected garden crops and trucks may suffer from the cold.
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MI Waukee
Pianist Edward Ebert-Buchheim to Give Propylaeum Recital
Edward Ebert-Buchheim, newly joined piano faculty at Bellinger School of Music, will present a recital at the Propylaeum tomorrow evening. The program features classical pieces and aims to showcase his refined technique.
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Edward Ebert-Buchheim
Pianiset
Bellinger School of Music
Propylaeum Tomerrow
Plane recital at the Propylaeum features Surt-Bochheen
In a Monday evening program the scholarly pianist Surt-Bochheen performs Bach and Beethoven works including Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Op. 57, plus Chopin and Wagner pieces. The concert notes list Valletta Napoli and Venusian titles among selections, with stage gossip and local names.
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Propylaeum
Valhalla
Tarantella
Venetia
Napoli
State Charities Bulletin Details Wards and Costs for 1902
The Board of State Charities releases a quarterly bulletin with the enrollment and maintenance costs of thirteen state institutions. It shows an average daily population of 8, highlighting total maintenance of 265,082.46 and new-building expenses of 2248.16, totaling 407,400.62, down 25,199.47 from 1901. Per capita costs by facility include Central Hospital for Insane 42.77 and Eastern Hospital for Insane 44.67, among others.
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Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
Central Hospital For Insane
Northern Hospital For Insane
Eastern Hospital For Insane
Southern Hospital For Insane
Soldiers’ Home
Industrial School For
Woman's Prison
Reform School For
Soldiers’ and Sailors' Orphans’ Home
Industrial School For Girls
Reformatory
Industrial
NEW ALBANY LIGHT PLANT MERGER FILED FOR $1,000,000
Lawyers for a Chicago firm filed incorporation papers in Indiana for the United States Gas and Electric Company of New Albany and Jeffersonville. The merged lighting venture would capitalize at $1,000,000 with 10,000 shares of $100 par value. Directors include Samuel Insull, Robert Waite, John Tevis, and J W Dunbar, who reportedly control most shares. The plan envisions issuing stock in full or using some to buy goodwill and franchises of the two cities’ plants.
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Jeffersonville
New Albany
Chicago
Secretary of State
United States Gas and Electric Company
Samuel Insull
Robert W. Waite
John Tevis
Louisville
J. W. Dunbar
Condon Oil Company
General Oil
Parker City
Randolph County
Thomas H. Condon
John F. Barnard
Ulrich. Wiley
Orion W. Beckwith
Clark Cook
Jasonville Mercantile Company
Jasonville
Greene County
William P. Ijams
F. B. Smith
Job Freeman
Joseph Martin
William J. Freeman
Summitville
Gardiner Attacks Plan to Replace America Tune
Martford Courant notes Col Asa Bird Gardiner, Rhode Island Cincinnati Society president and former New York district attorney, proposes a gold medal competition to replace the tune to America. The piece rebukes the bid, preserves the song’s historic ties, and defends the shared melody across Germany England and the United States.
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Martford Courant
Asa Bird Gardiner
Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
America
New York Times
Samuel Francis Smith
Boston
Harvard
Park-street
Colonel Gardiner
Henry Carey
George Saville
Maraus
Halifax
Carey
Cornhill
Germany
Gardiner
Rhode Island
The
Cincinnati
William Watts Sherman
Henry Hutchingon Hollister
Sylvaine Albert Reed
Charles Howland Russell
Guildhall
Berlin
Maria Theresa's Daughter Born as Europe Watches Power
Maria Antoinette Josephe Jeanne was born November 2, 1733, as the sixth daughter of Maria Theresa. Barred from crowns, she grew to share the French throne by marriage to Louis XV's heir. The era and court gossip frame this birth amid imperial reverence and dynastic calculations across Europe.
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Maria Antoinette Josephe Jeanne
Hungary
Bohemia
Austria
France
Louis XV
Marie Theresa
Hapsburg
Europe
Asia
America
Marie Antoinette
Hofburg
George Washington
Potomac
Ohio
Hanover
Continent
Tarouka
Forethought Boy Declines Half Holiday on Washington's Birthday
A Philadelphia attorney's office boy, seeking a half holiday on Washington's Birthday, asks for time off after seeing peers granted a break. The lawyer agrees then the boy suggests he work that afternoon and skip another clear day instead, showing notable prudence for his age.
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Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Washington
Young America
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