Fine Pictures On View At John Herron Art Institute Exhibit
The John Herron Art Institute hosted a first view of the sixth annual Indianapolis Art Association and Society of Western Artists show. Spanning 140 paintings and some sculpture, the exhibit travels from Cincinnati to St. Louis Chicago Detroit and Cleveland, with June 3 return to artists. Notable works include Ottis Adams Whitewater scenes and Ostheus cattle group Stesta, with strong depictions by Berning ane Meakin and Ostheus. Five rooms display varied styles, and the exhibit runs now through June 3.
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John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis Art Association
Society of Western Artists
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
T. C. Steele
St. A
Breele
Brooks
Ottis Adams
Brookville
L. H. Meakin
Normandy
Ion Hills
Edmund Ostheus
Francis P. Paulus
Holland
Bert Phillips
Taos
N. M
Otto Stark
Carl G. Waldeck
Louis
Cnet
Wuerpel
Governor Durbin Quietly Suffers Brief Illness Before Monument Dedication
Governor Durbin appeared unwell yesterday afternoon and left his office with a slight attack of grip. He expects to recover after twenty four hours rest and plans to participate in the monument dedication. The strain from weeks of hard work and routine duties has taken a toll on him.
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Durbin
The Hunchback and Palace of the King at English's
Viola Allen and company performed The Hunchback yesterday and In the Palace of the King last night at English's. The Hunchback, by James Sheridan Knowles, drew a small crowd amid praise for Allen's Julia while Crawford and Stoddard's melodrama delighted a larger audience, though critics found it lacking in unity and meaning. The review highlights Allen's lively, expressive portrayal and notes the melodrama’s sensational yet hollow structure, with a standout scene between Dolores Mendoza and Don John offering modest emotion amidst overall theatrical excess.
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Viola Allen
Palace of the King
James Sheridan Knowles
Fanny Kemble
Julia
Lorimer Stoddard
F. Marion Crawford
Miss Allen
Elen Heartwell
Sir Thomas Clifford
Thames
Clifford
Master Walter
Earl
Rochdale
Dolores Mendoza
Don John
Philip II
Spain
Dolores
Palace
William Pascoe
Eben Plympton
King Philip
Adelaide Prince
Helen Heartwell
Social notes show Missons and visitors in city life
Miss Anna Stanton plans a Kokomo visit at week’s end. Couples Mr. and Mrs. R Richards skip their usual evening at home. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hess of Wabash attend Loyal Legion banquet. Grace Estelle Clark of Boston visits Mrs. Louis Gibson on North Pennsylvania street. S M Closser of Laporte visits Mrs. Tarkington at 26 East Vermont. Mrs. Arthur Milford of Crawfordsville visits daughter Mrs. S Eliot Perkins Jr. Grace Kendall of Kewanee visits aunt Mrs. Elnora L Griffith. Ethel Cleland leaves for Paris IL to spend a week with sister Mrs John Allen Bilatt. Rena Tucker, two years in New York studying art, has returned home. Mrs. Winfield T Durbin hosts a high tea Friday at North Meridian home. Mrs. W M Jillson and Miss Anna Jillson travel to Chicago. stay at Chicago Beach Hotel. Dr A W G Childs of Madison and Miss May Springer wed this afternoon at 617 North Noble. Mrs Otto Haversen travels home from Buffalo tomorrow night. Miss Taylor returns Sunday to Brooklyn. Invitations issued for a tea in honor of Edward Birge and Mrs Franklin. Lucy Taggart and Griffith go to New York. Louise Fletcher joins in New York. Parish group plans Indianapolis Browning Society. Mrs Myla F Ritzinger returns from Boston. daughter Mrs William S Briggs to stay until June. Edwin Spencer hosts Minuet Club dancing party at East Walnut. Edith Miller of Franklin spends yesterday in city with Miss Woollen. Miller to visit next week. Dr and Mrs Wilmer Elmer Allen, formerly of Tipton, are with Mrs Allen’s family.
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R. Richards
Alexander Hess
Wabash
Loyal Legion
Grace Estelle Clark
Boston
Louis Gibson
Pennsylvania Street
S. M. Closser
Laporte
J. C. Tarkington
Vermont Street
Arthur B. Milford
Crawfordsville
S. Eliot Perkins, Jr
Grace Kendall
Kewanee, IL
Elnora L. Griffith
Broadway
Ethel Cleland
Paris
John Allen Bilatt
Rena Tucker
New York
Winfield T. Durtin
North Meridian Street
W. M. Jillson
Anna Jillson
Chicago
Chicago Beach
A. W. G. Childs
Madison
May Springer
North Noble Street
Otto Haversen
Joseph Dudley
Buffalo
Miss Taylor
Mary Dean
Brooklyn
N. Y
Calvin N. Kendall
Ae Edward Birge
Franklin
Lucy Taggart
Griffith
Louise Fletcher
St. Paul's Church
Indianapolis
Browning Society
Myla F. Ritzinger
William S. Briggs
Edwin Spencer
Minuet Club
W. W. Spencer
East Walnut Street
Edith Miller
Miss Woollen
Muncie
Miss Miller
Wilmer Elmer Allen
Tipton
A. M. Ogle
Edward
Miss Baldwin
Bryn Mawr
Jane Ogle
Mr. Ogle
West Point
Misses Ogle
Washington Courthouse
William J. McKee
E. Perkins
Olney
Clinton
D. 8. Paul
Willis
Columbus
Cooke
Cincinnati
George H. Batchelor
S. A.bonner
Elmer E. Roland
Archery
Greensburg
Batchelor
J. E. Reagan
Mer Elizabeth Thompson
Edna S. Stewart
Ruby Doyle
Brookville
W. H. Winshiphart
Hartford City
M. M. Clark
Mishawaka
S. E. Mathatas
Elkhart
Miss Lecklider
Shanklin
Frankfort
Mona Tegeart
Beatrice Byers
Leckder
Dr. Shanklin
Flora Ketcham
Social rounds toast spring gatherings in Irvington
Mrs Elizabeth Olson of Irvington receives at home on Dillon Avenue. Mr and Mrs A P Stanton return from a three months trip in California and the West and plan to stay with Mr and Mrs Aimus Ruddell at Boscobel before summering there. The Second Presbyterian Church hosts an informal reception for the new pastor Rev Owen Davies Odell and Mrs Odell. Mrs Halford returns to Washington DC, and Miss Ruth Halford visits Anderson before rejoining her mother. Mrs William Smock Allen hosts a second reception with spring decor and guests from Chicago Philadelphia and Washington. A card party honors Miss Jean Hill of Chicago with military week themed decor. weitere social events and upcoming weddings noted, including Adelaide Lecklider’s daughter’s marriage to Dr Madison Eldridge Shanklin on May 20 and at-home details after July 1.
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Elizabeth Olson
Irvington
Dillon Avenue
A. P. Stanton
California
West
Aimus Ruddell
Owen Davies Odell
Odell
A. J. Halford
W. J. Richards
C. A. Hawley
East Michigan Street
Mary Baker Buys Property on Alabama Street in City
Mary Baker yesterday purchased a residence on Alabama street near Twenty first from John W Barkalow. Mary Ellhard sold to Jesse G Marshall a property on Fletcher avenue near Laurel street for 2000 dollars.
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Mary <. Baker
Alabama Street
Twenty-first
John W. Barkalow
Teo
Mary Ellhard
Jesse G. Marshall
Fletcher Avenue
Laurel Street
Young Martinsville Woman Released in Forged Checks Case
Mrs Medea Robinson, a Martinsville woman charged with issuing forged checks, was released on motion of Prosecutor James Collins. The judge continued the case indefinitely, citing possible undiscovered involvement and noting settlements with merchants who testified. Supportive family and friends accompanied her as she left the jail, with merchants present having received their money back.
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Medea Robinson
Martinsville
Cass Connoway
James Collins
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Robinson
Gronninger & Gronninger
Mr. Knox
Connoway
East Side Merchants Rally for Fall Festival Carnival
East Side businessmen plan a street carnival to boost commerce. Frank O’Brien proposes locating the event on Market Street blocks between East and Alabama and on New Jersey from Washington to Ohio, with related sites on East and New Jersey streets south of Washington. Local property owners’ consent is believed probable and organizing efforts may form.
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East Side
Frank O'Brien
East
Washington
O'Brien
Market Street
Alabama
New Jersey
Ohio
Hereford Breeders Meet at Statehouse Discuss Prices
Members of the Indiana Hereford Breeders Association gathered at the Statehouse last night to plan improved breeding and cattle raising. Nonmembers offered five spots for initiation with little urging, signaling pride in cattle prices and a momentary clash with the idea of dense meat.
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Indiana
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Statehouse
Hereford cattle fetch record prices at state stock yards
Beef prices soar amid supply tensions as Hereford sale closes with top prices. Sixty three head averaged. Mrs Ed W Hawkins of Earl Park Ind paid 3500 for a cow and calf from Nathan Dougherty Lagro Ind. A F Brown 85 for a cow and calf. F L Studebaker Warren Ind VP of Indiana MWU sold Maple Leaf for 1000 to Jacob Moore & Sons. Clem Graves Bunker Hill president of the association presided over a strong sale with many large bids.
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Ed W. Hawkins
Earl Park
Ind
Nathan Dougherty
Lagro
A. F. Brown
F. L. Studebaker
Warren
Indiana Mwuereford Breeders’ Association
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
Jacob Moore & Sons
Tammany's Reward and West Baden Suit Trial
Michael J. Cruise a New York saloon keeper and Tammany politician testified in federal court about a $1000 suit against West Baden Springs Company. He described how politicians patronized his saloon and how post election business changed after Mayor Low's election, noting profits from political patrons and a gymnasium accident in 1900.
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John H. Baker
Federal Court
Michael J. Cruise
New York
West Baden Springs Company
Cruise
West Baden
John W. Kern
Low
Shortage Caused by Error in Passaic Treasurer Deeds
New York May 13. City Treasurer William Malcolm of Passaic New Jersey gave up to the Paterson county clerk all personal deeds and security for every penny of his own and his wife property valued at 9101,000 including the Malcolm home. He says he acted to protect savings from loss.
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New York
William Malcolm
Passaic
N. J
Paterson
Malcolm
Shortage Tied to Mutual Loan and Building Association Error
In Mr Malcolm's first annual report a bookkeeping error credited uncollected dues and fines as assets, causing a $10 shortfall. It grew to $61,000 by this month as the practice continued annually. The State Board of Examiners uncovered the fraud, and Malcolm surrendered his assets to officials who filed the deeds. Malcolm claims stockholders benefited from higher dividends due to the error.
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Mutual Loan and Builiding Association
Malcolm
State Board of Examiners
Reorganization of US Flour Milling Company Formed as Standard Milling
The United States Flour Milling Company has reorganized into the Standard Milling Company, controlling nineteen mills in Minneapolis Duluth Superior Milwaukee West Superior Buffalo Syracuse Brooklyn New York Jersey City and Baldwinsville. The new entity acts as a holding company and is described as more conservative than its predecessor.
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Minneapolis
United States Flour Milling Company
Standard Milling Company
Duluth
Superior
Milwaukee
West Superior
Buffalo
Syracuse
Brooklyn
New York
Jersey City
Baldwinsville
France
Jrban
Drought Destroys Sown Crops Forcing Peasants To Flee Toward Moscow
Baltic region dispatches report drought and frost crippling winter sowings. Peasants starve, fed on rotten straw, as crowds head to Moscow. Rail stations strained by refugees. trains of about 1,600 per departure overwhelm routes from Riazan amid rain and cold. Real estate boilerplate ad follows.
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ST. Petersburg
Baltic
Moscow
Riazan
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