Tim Murphy stages Old Innocence at English's with bright farce
Tim Murphy and company presented Old Innocence at English's last night a bright French origin farce with a moral. Jonas Green voices a money race warning while the poor but honest man faces suspicions about wife, daughter and staff before finding clarity. Miss Sherrod, John S. Marble and Olney Griffin lead supporting roles. more drama arrives June 10 with The Lady of Lyons and The Holden Comedy Company performs The Wages of Sin at the Park Theater. Mme Helena Modjeska denies retirement claims and plans Europe next winter with a 1903 spring return to the United States.
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Tim Murphy
Jonas Green
John Hare
New York
Mr. Murphy
Jason Green
Tryig
Miss Sherrod
John S. Marble
Flint Xenn
Olney Griffin
Mme
Helena Modjeska
Modjeska
Europe
Elegant May Socials Brighten Indianapolis Homes
The city hosted large afternoon receptions honoring visiting ladies Mrs. Frank C. Kibbey of Richmond and Mrs. Emerson W. Challle. Guests from Greensburg Chicago and Elkhart joined the hostesses in North New Jersey street and West Parlor decor featuring American Beauty roses ferns and pink carnations. A Browning Society formed at St Pauls Church with about eighty attendees and officers including William D Howe and Lois G Hufford. Also noted were marriages Morse King in Philadelphia Kendall and Webb in Pine Village Sherrill Rush in Bloomington.
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Carrie Rexford
Carrie
Kansas City
Delia Butler
J. Z. Stephen
New Castle
Mary Tinnel
New Jersey Street
Miss McMurray
Carleton B. McCulloch
Chicago
Edward Raschig
Vevay
Ind
D. A. Richardson
North Meridian Street
Albert Baldwin, Jr
New Orleans
N. A. Gladding
Edward Francis Cost
Herbert
Chica
Jean Hill
T. E. Montfort
Miss Parker
St. Louis
Skidmore
Charleston
George N. Catterson
Lennard
Metamora
Harry Sloan Hicks
Mary Sewall Hicks
Hannibal C. Young
Covington
J. A. Lemeke
East Vermont Street
W. D. Miller
Chalfant
Archibald Thomas
Arlington
Arthur W. Allen
C. A. Paquette
W. HM. Winship
Hartford City
M. M. Clark
Mishawaka
F. E. Mathias
Elkhart
H. M. Bronson
George Reisner
Cairo
Egypt
Reisner
Leland Stanford University
California
Arthur Ward Allen
Charles Alfred Paqtette
W. H. Winship
Frederick E. Mathias
New Jersey
Paquette
Allen
J. Richard Francis
Shauncey Clark
Joseph Reagan
Ralph Somers
Earl Matlock
James Perry Hester
Daisy Starr
Nathan Garhart
William Callaway
W. A. Bastian
Grace Hensley
Pearl Kindleberger
Alma Watts
Caroline Conrey
Shelbyville
Roland
Bonner
Archery
Greensburg
G. H. Batchelor
French
Starr
Shumard
Demand
E. A. Carpenter
Frank C. Jordan
Frank C. Kibbey
Richmond
Emerson W. Challle
Vivian Strother
Mildred Louise Stephen
Vera Louise Born
E. J. Rehm
Charles Culley
William D. Howe
Lois G. Hufford
Georgia Alexander
May W. Donnan
Albert A. Rabb
Charity Dye
A. W. Brayton
D. W. Henry
Elizabeth Nicholson
Oliver W. Pierce
W. D. Howe
Butler College
Morse—King
Indianapolis Journal
Madison
H. Binney Morse
Jefferson County
Bertha King
Pennsylvania
Philadelphiia
Morse
Philadelphia
Keegan Visits Son During City Dedication
Mr. P. Keegan of Bunker Hill Indiana attends the dedication and visits his son Frank L. Keegan at 3114 North Illinois street. Burglars broke into contractor David Scott's office at 337 Massachusetts avenue Tuesday night tried to force the safe but damaged it. The desk in the same room was opened and ransacked.
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P. Keegan
Bunker Hil
Ind
Frank L. Keegan
North Illinois Street
David Scott
Massachusetts Avenue
Gentry Show Faces Weeklong Run at Sixteenth Street Hall
Indianapolis residents recall the Gentry show with broad appeal as it returns next week to Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Waterproof tents will host two daily performances at 2 and 8 pm, drawing crowds from across age groups and filling seats to capacity.
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Gentry
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis
Republican state committee weighs campaign start date
The Republican state committee, chaired by Goodrich, met at a hotel yesterday with all members present except three. Representatives were sent for Sims, Woods, and Prosser. A date for opening the campaign was not set, with a late September start favored by some. Headquarters will be closed today.
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Republican State Committee
Goodrich
Fred Sims
George Dinwiddie
Frankfort
Floyd Woods
Harry B. Gates
Evan Prosser
George Self
Republican Committee
Lincoln League plans statewide campaign and 100000 members
R Harry Miller of Fairmount leads the Lincoln League toward a vigorous fall campaign. Plans call for a club in every Indiana township, totaling 1014 clubs with an expected 100000 members. The structure includes district vice presidents, advisory and organization committee members, and county organizers. Indiana is praised as well organized politically, though not a member of the National League of Republican clubs.
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R. Harry Miller
Fairmount
Lincoln League
Indiana
National League of Republican
Anderson
Multiple Indiana Firms Form New Businesses
The Yazoo Valley and Investment Company of Indianapolis and several Indiana firms were incorporated yesterday. New ventures include timber and farming development in the Yazoo valley with Southern branch offices, plans for Madison Planing Mill and Lumber Company to manufacture boxes and doors, S. A. Karn Music Company to produce organs and pianos, Shirley Telephone Company to operate lines in Hancock and Henry counties, and Frost Telephone Company in Hancock County with names of directors listed.
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Yazoo
Esther W. Karn
Charles F. Pfeiffer
Fort Wayne
Shirley Telephone Company
Shirley
Hancock
Henry
C. W. Beresley
J. C. McCain
Mark EB. Wood
Frost Telephone Com Y
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton tense tucks trend
Home dressmaking notes by May Manton describe stylish tucks as the height of current fashion. An illustration shows a pale blue gown with tan lace trim and cream chiffon chemisette. The waist is smoothly fitted at center front, back tucked from shoulders to belt, fronts tucked to yoke depth, creating soft bust folds for a blousey effect.
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May Manton
Xede Sa
Morgan Countys Plea for Joint Senator Seat
Morgan counties Republicans push to name the joint senator for Marion and Morgan. W W Kennedy Martinsville chairs Morgan GOP and argues Morgan should supply the holdover senator this year to preserve Republican representation amid apportionment. Kennedy cites Marion entitled to four senators next cycle and supports a candidate acceptable to both counties.
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W. W. Kennedy
Martinsville
Morgan County Republican Committee
Elliott
Marion County Committee
Marion
Morgan Counties
Kennedy
Morgan County
Marion County
Morgan
Democratic Editors Meet in Fort Wayne Conference
Democratic leaders including W H O'Brien of the state committee visit Fort Wayne to join the Democratic Editorial Association executive committee. They discuss scheduling a joint meeting before the June state convention, with French Lick as a tentative site abandoned for lack of accommodations. A Grand Hotel crowd for the millars convention may influence venue choices, possibly extending to Fort Wayne. Senator Steven B Fleming is in town to host an invitation from Fort Wayne and the meeting may be held there.
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W. H. O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Editorial Association
State Committee
Editorial Association
French Lick
Grand Hotel
Steven B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
New West Baden Hotel Owner predicts June opening
E B Rhodes, owner linked to the West Baden hotel project, announced last night that the new house will be ready to receive guests in early June and claimed it will be the finest resort hotel in the world.
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E. B. Rhodes
West Baden
Struck an Old Soldier by Livery Stable Proprietor
Calvin M. Uhl, owner of a livery stable at 328 West Maryland, was arrested after he allegedly struck an elderly veteran who entered his shop by mistake. Bystanders and fellow soldiers intervened, and police officers Trimpe and Lowe detained Uhl following the second assault with iron knuckles.
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Calvin M. Uhl
Uhl
West Maryland Street
Whi
Trimpe
Flag Not Completed for Claysonia Library Dedication
The flag intended for the Monument dedication by Claysonia Library children was not finished in time. Each child makes a limited number of stitches, with Oliver S. Clay and helpers Miss Laura Blue Cleo Johnson Mr Hogan and Mr Bowers among those assisting.
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Claysonian Library
Exerices
Oliver S. Clay
Claysonia
Clay
Laura Blue
Cleo Johnson
Hogan
Bowers
Brother of Carrie Herald Dies From Injuries
Albert H. Emrick, formerly of this city, died from abdominal injuries after a shifting board accident in Kansas City. Twenty three, he served in the Sixteenth Infantry U S S A and was en route to the Philippines when injured. He will be brought here for burial.
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Carrie Herald
St. Marguerite’s Hospital
Kansas City
Albert H. Emrick
Emrick
Sixteenth Infantry
Philippines
Gown pattern details and instructions from The Journal
Describes a medium size gown with hidden closures, inverted sleeve tucks, puffed sleeves, a separatel y finished collar, and a circular skirt with grouped tucks. Provides yardage for various widths and sizes, with chiffon and appliqué trim, plus blouse and skirt pattern numbers and order instructions from Pattern Co. Department.
Grateful Cubans Thank U S Army as Forces Leave Matanzas
Mayor D Lecellona of Matanzas sends a letter to General Wood noting the April 2 farewell of American troops marking the end of U S intervention in the province. He reports a public council meeting affirming gratitude for the army’s humane mission and its conduct during the intervention.
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Washington
Wood
War Department
D. Lecellona
Matanzas
United States
Beef Trust Inquiry Draws Chicago Packers Before Grand Jury
Representatives of Kingan & Co Indianapolis Abattoir Co and C J Gardner along with several retail butchers were summoned to the federal grand jury yesterday. They were questioned about the beef trust on instructions from Attorney General Knox. No details of testimony were released. Authorities say beef price rises stem from higher cattle costs and increased corn value.
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Chicago Packing Houses
Kingan & Co
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
C. J. Gardner
Federal Grand Jury
Beef Trust
Knox
Annual Gymnastic Examination At Girls Classical School
In the gymnasium of the Girls' Classical School tomorrow morning the annual gymnastic examination will be held. Examinations begin at 10 o'clock with participants from academic, preparatory, primary and kindergarten departments. The program includes marching, calisthenics, apparatus work, games, dumbbell drill, club swinging and jumping. Friends of the school are invited.
Wood issues Cuban railroad tariff and fishing ban orders
In his final days as president, General Leonard Wood issued two Cuban measures under the Platt amendment. One order sets a detailed tariff schedule and passenger rates for the Cuban Railroad. The other restricts fishing in specified zones under penalty. A further order grants a pardon to Elmer C. Woestall.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
New Republic
General Wood
Elmer C. Woestall
Audie of
Havana
Mullally Jeweler at 25 Monument Place Sees Many Marriages
A Rochester jeweler, Mullally of 25 Monument Place, notes a high number of weddings this month suggesting a vogue for diamond rings and marriage. The claim comes from his extensive stock and customer demand, reflecting a trend in engagement habits.
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Monument Place
Lyons Tells How He Was Stabbed At City Hospital
Louis Lyons, stabbed by George Allison, is at City Hospital and not expected to live. Lyons gave an account of the incident claiming he was riding a bicycle when Allison, walking with his former wife, demanded he stop and asked why he had not called the day before, leading to the attack.
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Louis Lyons
George Allison
Lyons
Alison
Allison
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