Madge Smith Attorney at Englishs Opera House
May Irwin stars in Ramsay Morris new farce Madge Smith Attorney at Englishs Opera House to a large, lively audience. Farce emphasizes Irwins comic style over plot with catchy songs and a celebrated cakewalk scene. strong supporting cast enhances the lighthearted chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Vincent Serrano
Annie Irish
Aubrey Boucicault
Harry Woodruff
Effie Ellister
J. E B. Dodson
W. J. le Moyne
William Courtleigh
Frank Weston
Maclyn Arbuckle
Indianapolis
Lenglish
Opera House
Strict candor over Jeffries and Amphion Club cited
The piece accuses Miss Jeffries of poor vocal fit for a mezzo role and levels sharp criticism at the Amphion Club and its director for presenting her. It notes the solo was written for a mezzo not a contralto and that many listeners doubt it suited Miss Jeffries, with Indianapolis reports dated May 14. N. A. "Kit Carson" play to be staged May 2 at the American Theater New York. The item lists theater plans and remarks on several productions and performers in Indianapolis and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Amphion Club
Mise Eva Jeffries
Journal
Tauch
Miss Jeffries
Kit Carson
Franklin Fyles
American Theater
New York
England
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Robert Dudley
Judge Parry
Louis Calvert
Manchester
London
Kentucky
Emily McDowell
Winchester Woman's Club
Winchester
Ind
Woman's Club
W. D. Clark
East South Street
T. 3
Gordon
Jennie Gray
Peters—Clark
Neenah
Wis
Theda Clark
Kimberly & Clark Paper Company
Wisconsin
Michigan
Buffalo
Knickerbocker
Southwestern Limited
Boston
Indianapolis
Butth- Jo
Warren J. Lynch
H. M. Bronson
Personal and Society notices in Chicago trip and weddings
Mrs. Harry Obr visits Chicago friends while Miss Alice Woods takes a brief Chicago trip. Mrs. G. M. Sanborn and daughter return from Rushville. Several couples relocate to St Clair flats and 440 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Dewning Johnson travels to Greensburg for Miss Owells and Mr. Hyatt’s May 28 wedding. Card parties and luncheons honor visiting guests. Eleanor Hospital hosts annual reception with a musical program. A pretty home wedding unites Lulu Lurine Dennis and Luther J. Coppock in Richmond with reception details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Obr
Chicago
Alice Woods
G. M. Sanborn
Rushee
W. H. Potter
Garhart
St Clair Flats
Louise M. Closser
Myla Jo Closser
Pennsylvania Street
James M. Winters
Eugene Baum
Georgia
Jennie Dugdale
Shakspeare
North
Meridian Street
John Dewning Johnson
Greensburg
Owells
Mr. Hyatt
Mitchener
Jameson
Shelbyville
Dramatic Club
Edward M. Churchman
Miss Mitchener
Washington, L. C
J. W. Chidester
Ighells
Harrison, O
Chidester
Josephine Reaume
Leota Reavis
Clarence A. Kenyon
Winfield Taylor Durbin
Board of Directors
A. D. Thomas
Frank Talbott
Gertrude Goodhart
Miller
W. 5. Miller
T. S. Hacker
C. W. Wayne
Moses Eckhouse
George Porter
William L. Elder
Marvy Helwig
Miss Goodhart
Mary van Winkle
Anna Louise Heck
Beatrice Byers
Anna Sickles
Margaret Todd
George Edwin Hunt
John T. Brush
Josephine Robinson
Miss Potter
Coppock
Dennis
C. Wright
Martin E. Dennis
Lulu Lurine Dennis
Luther J. Coppock
Richmond
Allen B. Philputt
Misa Lillian Yost
Mendelsson
Jessie Dennis
Lillian Yost
J. H. Kiser
A. T. Dennis
Frankfort
Edward Hart
Mateler
Dayton
J. Gare
Mayme
Elsie Conner
Jessie Hatley
Indiana Funeral Directors Conclude Successful Convention
The Indiana Funeral Directors Association wrapped its twenty first annual meeting at the English Hotel with about 200 members present. President M F Parsons noted continued life and progress, highlighting secured legislative recognition and urging high standards of conduct, embalming study, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
English Hotel
H. C. Meserve
Albert Sahm
Taggart
J. N. Frist
Clinton
M. F. Parsons
Association
A. M. Ragsdale
Indianapolis
KE. E. Davis
Alexandria
Frank Flanner
D. ©. Barnhill
Crawfordsville
Joseph Forsyth
Trafalgar
J. H. Fetter
Peru
John Beidenwolt
Monticello
J. F. Hamilton
Westport
Resolutions
M. B. Stultz
Huntington
En H. Hiss
Plainfield
John L. Wood
Plymouth Church
Marion Club
Welsinger
M. F. Parons
Legislative Committee
Indiana
Will Go to South Bend Annual Meeting of State Medl Society
A large party of Indianapolis physicians will attend the Indiana State Medical Society gathering in South Bend. Reports by Dr. J. N. Hurty and others are planned, with sessions on surgery of the mammary gland prostatic treatment and other medical topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
South Bend
Indiana State Medical Society
South Bend Street Railroad Company
Commercial Athletic Club
St. Joseph's
F. C. Heath
A. W. Brayton
W. N. Wishard
Frank B. Wynn
J. N. Murty
William M. Wright
Ara Kilus Eastman
W. T. 5. Dodds
Dodds
T. B. Noble
T. C. Hood
Hurry
Tucker
Theodore Potter
J. F. Barnhill
L. C. Cline
H. ©. Pantzer
F. R. Charlton
Indiana health report warns on tuberculosis and cancer deaths
Dr J N Hurty of the Indiana State Medical Society chairs the medicine and hygiene committee and will read findings at the South Bend conference. The 1899 tuberculosis prediction was nearly spot on, while cancer deaths last year surpassed expectations at 1 034. Influenza caused about 100 000 Indiana cases with at least 1 000 extra deaths anticipated. Smallpox persists with 967 cases and 82 deaths since Jan 1901, vaccination cited as reducing mortality.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana State Medical Society
South Bend
Harty
Indiana
Allen County
Allen
de Kalb
Madison
Tipton
Daviess
Marion County
Hurty
Music in the Indianapolis Schools Inspires Truant School Boys
In a Chicago magazine article Helen M Place supervisor of music for Indianapolis city schools describes training the truant school boys to sing. She notes too few boys hinder confidence and self consciousness, prompting method adjustments and group singing to build morale and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music
Chicago
Indianapolis
Helen M. Place
Baltimore
Miss Place
Hadyn Kinder Symphony Lessons Inspire Monotone Boys
Miss Place discusses correlations as children engage with music. She recalls teaching boys who could not read to follow Hadyn by rhythm, using invented sentence cues for timing. The class shows strong interest while preparing Reinecke and tracing historical links to wandering minstrels and street musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadyn
Reinecke
Miss Place
Europe
Price of Tomatoes Set By Indiana Canners
About forty canning firms from Indiana gathered at the Bates House to fix the tomato price for the season. The negotiated price is lower than last year, with the jobbing trade to pay 77 1/2 cents per dozen cans. The group cited a shaky market and East coast stock surpluses as reasons for the reduced level. No other business was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Canners’ Association of
Indiana
Bates House
Gold Medal Handicap Opens Country Golf Club Season
The Country Golf Club starts its first tournament this Saturday with a monthly gold medal handicap for classes A and B, eighteen holes. An entertainment program includes a 4 pm musicale, dinner, and dance for those not golfing, with monthly events planned for members and friends. The course is in prime condition as many enthusiasts practice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Golf Club
Annual gymnastic exam at Girls Classical School
The annual gymnastic examination of the advanced, intermediate, primary and kindergarten departments of the Girls Classical School will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in the school gymnasium. The graduating class in household science gave their examination dinner Monday evening. List of class members and guests includes Louise Barbour Violet Barbour Bertin Bails Helen Day Katrina Fertig Luia Freyberger Maude Hovey Eloise Lyman Frances Roberts Virginia Shaw Hazel West with guests Mrs Sewall Mrs T O Barbour Mrs George Merritt Mrs H Ball Mrs T C Day Mrs Falconer Mrs Hunter Mr Alfred Hovey Miss Katherine T Lyman Miss Mary E Colgan Miss Eliza Benton Miss Devereux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Barbour
Violet Barbour
Bertin Bails
Helen Day
Katrina Fertig
Luia Freyberger
Maude Hovey
Eloise Lyman
Frances Roberts
Virginia Shaw
Hazel West
Sewall
T. O. Barbour
George Merritt
T. C. Day
Falconer
Hunter
Alfred Hovey
Katherine T. Lyman
Mary E. Colgan
Eliza Benton
Devereux
Minister replaces Helt as Anti Saloon League superintendent
The Rev. R. V. Hunter of Seventh Presbyterian Church has accepted the superintendent role for the State Anti Saloon League replacing Dr. W. C. Helt who will devote his time to lectures and organizational work. The league plans extensive campaign work and a working fund expected to surpass a substantial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
State Antisaloon League
W. C. Helt
Mrs Cronin Dies in Terre Haute Relative of City Officials
Mrs Mary Cronin died yesterday in Terre Haute at the home of her daughter where she had been visiting for two weeks. She was mother of John Cronin of the police force Will T Cronin an engineer on the Vandalia and James Cronin of the city engineer department. The Cronin family home is 34 McGill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cronin
John Cronin
Will T. Cronin
James Cronin
Patrick O'Connell
Terre Haute
McGill Street
Judge Baker Rules Against Dismissal in Seymour Case
Judge Baker of the United States Court overruled the defendants motion to dismiss the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of New York suit against the city of Seymour the Seymour Water Company and Merrill Moores trustee for want of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
City of
Seymour
Seymour Water Company
Merrill Moores
Ludlow Named New Bureau Chief at Indianapolis Sentinel
Louis Ludlow of Indianapolis will head the Sentinel Washington bureau starting November 1. A veteran reporter, Ludlow has covered state and national politics for about nine years and was the newspaper’s political correspondent when the Washington desk was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Washington, D. C
Ludlow
Governor Morton's Coachman Dies at Seventy Five
Heinrich Kohlmann, longtime coachman for Governor Morton and a well known figure among the German community, died early yesterday at the Home of Little Sisters of the Poor. He had lived in the city since 1855, his wife having died twelve years ago, and he left no relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Kohlmann
Little Sisters of the Poor
Morton
Trust to luck in real estate title insurance
A short promotional note urges homeowners to insure both their home against fire and their title to real estate. It identifies Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 12 East Market Street with telephone number 2095.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
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Butterick Potter
Manufacturers
Pettis Dry Goods Co
N. A. Moore CO
North Illinois St
la Valliere Chains
N. Iinois Street
Gates House
Aren
May Irwin
Smith
Ramsay Morris
Madge Smith
English
Comedienne
Mise
John Smith
Mrs. Smith
Miss Irwin
Sister Mary
Irwin
Mixx Irwin
Coon
Liza
Louise Hollister
Helene Dunlap
Bessie Seymour
Edith Blair
Mabel
Mike Jeffries
Cle Graves
Pope
Maurice Hewlett
Walter Clark Bellows
Hobart Bosworth
Eleanor Moretti
Denver
Cal
Maes
Holden Company
Park Theater
the Park Theater
Holden Brothers’ Dramatic Company
Italy
Ireland
Messrs. Liebler & Co
Robert Browning
W. B. Yeats
Fred C. Dickson
The
Dickson
Holden
the Park
Webster, AY. W. C. A
Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Josephine Robinson
Ubecenes Brast Quartet
Sjeralf
Mendolin
Philadelphia
Louis Dochez
Santa Lucia
Wif Logan
Miss Little Adam
Personal and
Augusta Renouvard
Carl L. Barnes
Renouard
W. H. Bell
Hartford City
George Co. Wyatt
Rushville
Indiana Medical College
Morrow
J. C. Conde
A. V. Welsinger
Mount Vernon
J. H. McCully
Tanvlien
State Medical Society
J. N. Hourty
Medical Society
Helen M. Prince
National Biscuit Company
Washington
Oth
Henry Deutsch Tailoring Co
Lillinois Street
Pennsylvania St
Waeline
Cenenaml
Eer Square
WALSCHNER /SUSIC CO
W. P. Deppe
Taggart Bakery
Carlin & Lennox
Sto
East Market St
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Plainfeld
Keeley
Mobile
de Dion-Bouton
Indianapolis Automobile & Bicycle CO
North Pennsylvania Street
Chas. Muellerschoen
Gibson
Mesara
IKE & Hoadley
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