Holden Company to stage Tennessee and Camille at Park
The Holden Dramatic Company will present two major plays at the Park next week starting with Tennessee and later Camille. Karnatz the conjurer will perform during Myers benefit at the Grand this afternoon and tonight. Edward J. Morgan will star next season under Liebler & Co in The Master of Baltrain. Otis Skinner in In a Balcony is praised as a triumph with Le Moyne and Miss English set for Friday night at English’s Opera House.
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the Park
Tennessee
Camille
Karnatz
Myers
Joseph Farrington Hall
Buffalo Sunday Courier
Buffalo Courier
Sioneeces
Mildred Holland
White
Miss Holland
Holden Dramatic Company
Edward J. Morgan
Liebler & Co
Robert Louis Stevenson
Otis Skinner
Norbert
Browning
Skinner
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Eleanor
English
Opera House
Madison society notes and weddings headlined as May events
A stream of social happenings fills Madison society pages with dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Lon R Mauzy and Mrs Abe Loeb of Nashville. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Folt Major Gleason and many others. A Miss Schuyler from Illinois is honored with a morning party. Mrs Gustav Pfieffer entertains a small group before Europe. The Wilmington Young Woman’s Christian Association choir performs a closing concert. Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Tiller Duncan nuptials in Madison with church changes and local visitations continuing through mid May.
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W. W. Spencer
D. Lally
A Camp
Otto B. Peitonnes
Lon R. Mauzy
Abe Loeb
Nashville
Tenn
John R. Fol
Major Gleason, Jr
Ada Miller
Martha Githens
James Caldwell
Idm
Wendrayohn Holloway
Karl Schneider
Schuyler
Illnois
William Eugene Hayward
Sara Wilson
Caroline Marmon
Louisa Fletcher
Julia Landers
Allen W. Condulitt
Park Avenue
Conduitt
Lillian Taggart
Miss Carter
Gertrude Taggart
Women's Club
Femara
Reka Dom
John S. Holli
Detroit
Mich
Jamess. Cruse
George Seibert
Edward Wood
Thompson
New York
Paul Florian
al Koruff
Reine Miller
J. KH. Hoover
Edwin Allen
Herman Spann
Carroll Swain
Chas. Cook
Alfred Cook
William Bacon
Septimus Smith
Young Woman's Christian Association
Lulie Adam
Louis Dochez
Morgan and Lewis
Emily McDowell
Josephine Robinson
Tiller—Duncan
Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Anderson Tiller
Second Baptist Church
Board stands firm on vaccination in city schools
The School Board will not retreat from its vaccination order though a slight modification was made. A city sanitarian report says the Board of Health lacks power to enforce the order, while the Board expects a Health defense if challenged. Excluded children may remain if a physician certifies poor health. about five hundred are currently out of school. The board also discusses German license amendments, appoints two German teachers, and authorizes truancy officers. School enumeration rose to 40,073 in April. one-room addition planned for No. 37. Stevenson & Co. property option sought. bills total 2,433.9 and $200 added for the Girls Industrial School.
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Sanitarian
Board of Health
Board of Heath
Kendall
Minna Broich
Carrie Hildebrand
Minnha Broich
Carrie Hildebrands
Au- Shamky
Stevenson & Co
PRESS CLUB TRIBUTES TO ROBLEY D. STEVENSON AT FUNERAL
The Press Club held a brief service for Robley D. Stevenson at the Grand Hotel with tributes from Anna Nicholas and others. The club named a Terre Haute trip for a floral tribute and to attend his funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Burial is planned in Terre Haute at 2:20 this afternoon.
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Robley D. Stevenson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Grand Hotel
Hornaday
Stevenson
Anna Nicholas
Journal
Robby D. Stevenson
Everett Wrests
New York Independent
the Sun
F. H. McElroy
Terre Haute
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Press Club
Hugh Richards
Horace Lancaster
Charles A. Casad
F. T. Baker
M. E. Donnelly
B. D. Crose
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Brown
Clarence Carson
L. H. Colvin
Odd Fellows Home for Aged Gains Indiana Support
Decatur county Odd Fellows show lively interest in Greensburg Odd Fellows Home for the Aged. The facility also serves infirm and dependent children, with twenty men, eight women, eight girls, and twenty boys as guests aged one and a half to eighty two years. Dedication occurred May 16, 1900, and the project remains in an experimental stage awaiting ready support and management oversight. Greensburg, Ind May 1.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur County Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Cty
Wafal
Ind
Funeral for Francis T. Hord Held at Family Home
The funeral for Francis T. Hord who died from morphine poisoning will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from his home 1301 North Pennsylvania Street. Rev James D Stanley of Christ Church will officiate with pallbearers named. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Members of the Indianapolis Bar Association will meet at 11 this morning in Superior Court Room No 1 to discuss the death. Also noted is the funeral of L W Fletcher set for 4 PM tomorrow from his residence 4 North Capitol Ave.
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Francis T. Hord
North
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Crown Hill
James D. Stanley
Christ Church
Edward Daniels
J. A. Barnard
Harold Taylor
Walter L. Milliken
Lafayette Perkins
Samuel Reid
D. Miller
John L. Griffiths
Indianapolis B Bar Association
Mr. Hord
Superior Court Room No. 1
Hord
First State Board Embalmers Exam Opens in Indiana Statehouse
The new State Board of Embalmers held the first examination in Rooms 11 and 12 of the Indiana Statehouse with 260 applicants, many taking the test at the nearby Masonic Temple. Written tests covered sanitation, disinfection and embalming, followed by a live demonstration at Indiana Medical College. About ten women sat for the exam, with some candidates unable to write being orally examined. The board plans another public exam soon and will release a list of successful certificate holders after reviewing papers.
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New State Board of Embalmers
Statehouse
Masonic Temple
C. L. Armington
Anderson
H D. Tutewiler
Indianapolis
A. V. Weisinger
Mount Vernon
Board of Embalmers
Indiana Medical College
Senate Avenue
Tutewller
Razor Attack Yields Two to Fourteen Year Reform School Term
James McLaughlin twenty is sentenced by Judge Alford to two to fourteen years in the Jeffersonville Reformatory for assault and battery with attempt to kill Jasper Brady after a Phoenix Hall dance. McLaughlin and his brother helped subdue two women and later attacked Brady at Georgia and Illinois streets. Brady cried for mercy as McLaughlin slashed him with a razor and kicked him in the face while threatening bystanders. Brady’s rescue prompted police and court officials to call it a brutal fight. McLaughlin pleaded guilty and faced a harsher penalty after prosecutors objected to a workhouse sentence. His brother received a workhouse term for aiding the assault. Also, Roy Craft and Henry Auschaupt were fined for disturbing a Cumberland church meeting and related misconduct. Julia M Hopson, fourteen, was sent to the Reform School for Girls as incorrigible.
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James McLaughlin
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Alford
Criminal Court
Jasper Brady
Brady
Phoenix Hall
McLaughlin
Georgia
Illinois
James
Ruckelshaus
Roy Craft
Henry Buschaupt
Cumberland
Auschaupt
Julia M. Hopson
Reform School For Girls
Appellate Court Affirms Boyce Judgment Against Kinsey & Co
The Appellate Court upheld a $4,750 award won by James Boyce of Muncie against Indianapolis broker L A Kinsey & Co. Kinsey paid $8,700 before appeal, contending the case involved margins and futures bet by a bucket shop. Also in dispute, a Vanderburg County farmer must keep three farm gates shut per long-standing custom, and the Lake Erie & Western case over a Noblesville road trestle favored Mrs. Essington after a clash over a driveway. A separate verdict awarded Robert L King $1,500 against insurers over a fire loss tied to construction on the Illinois Street sewer, with the city defense succeeding on demurrer.
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James Boyce
Muncie
Indianapolis
L. A. Kinsey & Co
Kinsey & Co
Boyce
William Andis
Vanderburg
John R. Grissom
William
Grissom
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Mary E. Essington
Noblesville
Edward Leach
State of
Indiana
Indiana Power Company
St. Joseph and Elkhart Power Company
Phelan Wolf
Tamma Shelton
Appellate Court
Brandis
Grisson
Vanderburg c
Comstock, J
Scott
Edgar
Rush C. C
Wiley, J
Sea
L. E. & W. Railroad Company
Essington
Tipton C. C
Robinson
Everett
Fouts
Tippecanoe C. C
Henley
C. J
Coparties
Apple
Smith
Marion S.C
Roby
Kinsey
Judge Leathers to Rule on Divorce Fee Law Challenge
Superior Court Judge Leathers will decide a case challenging a new statute that requires plaintiffs in divorce suits to advance a $5 fee for the deputy to defend the case. Attorney Charles Deane represents the opposing side in this contested law.
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Leathers
Superior Court
Charles Deane
Uc Gaui Hee Eee
Court briefs challenge law as uniform statewide measure
Yesterday the court submitted a brief in the case challenging the validity of the law. The brief argues the law is not special legislation as it covers all counties with populations over 100000 and is uniform and constitutional. In Covington, Kentucky, C L Bunn pleaded guilty to using the mails for fraudulent purposes and was jailed after agreeing to a one year sentence plus costs, with two companions also given heavy sentences.
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C. L. Bunn
Covington
Mecia White Seeks Additional Proceedings Against Scheuer
Mecia White filed proceedings supplementary to execution against Conrad Scheuer. She claims she won a Superior Court judgment for an unspecified amount that remains unsatisfied. The sheriff found $43 in costs paid and no property located, with Scheuer allegedly concealing assets.
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Mecia White
Conrad Scheuer
Scheuer
Magele McIntire
William McIntire
Superior Court
Elvira Lowe
Lawrence Lowe
Elliott P. Lowe
Armilda Tyner
Franklin B. Tyner
Margaret Ulrich
Frederick P. Ulrich
Harvey T. Neal
Charles
Clancy
Supreme Court 1811 Johnson v Johnson and appellate notes
Supreme Court case fragment from 1811 includes Johnson v Johnson with holdings on record transcription and certificates, and notes Herring v Mosier, with petitions to withdraw records and appellate motions. Several docket entries list briefs, motions to amend certificates, and multiple court rooms reflecting a broad appellate and superior court record.
Real-estate deal seals Martens block sale at Shelby and Virginian
Thomas H. Spann sold the Martens block at the corner of Shelby street and Virginian avenue to Isaac H. Sickler for $20,000 yesterday. The transaction marks a notable transfer of property in the area and reflects current market activity.
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Martens
Shelby Street
Virginian Avenue
Thomas H. Spann
Isaac H. Sickler
Smoke Gen Worth High Grade 5 Cent Cigar
War era note announces Gen Worth High Grade 5¢ cigar distributed by W. Kribl Co with promotional press wording and basic distribution mention.
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Worth
Cigar. Co
W. Kribl
Ascension Scene Blessed Disciples Across Olivet Road
A May 1901 sermon by TOPICS IN THE CHURCHE S treats Luke's portrait of Jesus ascending from Mount Olivet after forty days, detailing the apostles' witness, the commission to spread the gospel, the coming Holy Spirit, and the angels who break the spell as the disciples return to Jerusalem with joy, awaiting Christ's return.
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Luke
Jesus
Oliver
Kedron
Gethaemane
Jerusalem
Galilee
Israel
England
Frederick W. Robertson
Apostolic Commission
Acts
God
Pather
God the Son
Mark
Lord Brougham
Angela
Earth
Jesus Sal
Directto Tarry
Shekinah
Christian Endeavor Sermon on Child Influence and Faith
A sermon illustrates Agnew Repplier’s critique of Sunday school tales and argues that true influence comes from everyday faith shown by parents and children alike. It urges visiting homes, talking with children, joining their play, and kneeling in prayer to foster eternal values over hollow material pursuits.
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Agnew
Jordan
Lord of Heaven
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