Amusements: The Blundering Mr Bubbs on Road Tour Next Fall
A bustling entertainment page notes Frank Tan dehill Jr will bring The Blundering Mr Bubbs a three act comedy on a regional tour next fall. Maud Winter joins Zaza cast, Belasco to back David Warfield in a new season comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bubbs
Frank Tandehill, Jr
Ana Maud Winter
Lesle Carter
Jules Murry
New York
Liebler
Lost River
Murry
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Archie Boyd
Vermont
Personalities and Society Notes at City Lodging
Mr and Mrs Davia C Kahn stay at Hotel Chamberlain Old Point Comfort. Mrs W R McKeen Jr of Cheyenne visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John C New. Mrs Mary Roller of Greensport visiting son and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Roller of North Capitol Ave. Mr and Mrs P D P Olin return from Ottumwa Ia and plan to live in city, staying with cousin Mr Frank Olin. Archery tea at Knickerbocker Hall Wednesday 5 PM to 8 PM, moved from Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia C. Kahn
Chamberlain
Old Point Comfort
W. R. McKeen, Jr
Cheyenne
Wic
John C. New
Mary Roller
Greensport
Ind
Frank Roller
North Capitol Avenue
P. PD. Olin
Ottumwa
Frank Olin
Knickerbocker
Holy Innocents
Ae eYoung
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED AND MARRIAGE NOTES
Engagements announced for Miss Clara Frederica Paul and Mr Henry Bowerfind set for Emanuel's Lutheran Church in June. Miss Carrie Doswell to wed Mr W J Whitfield of Chicago. Mary Galt Stockly married Owen Johnson in Lakewood New Jersey, Johnson noted author with ties to eastern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Charles
Lindsey, C
John Quinn
D. H. Harper
Chicago
Josephine Moore
Central Avenue
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clara Frederica Paul
Henry ©. Paul
Henry Bowerfind
Fort Wayne Drug Company
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Carrie Doswell
George W. Doswell
W. J. Whitfield
Johnson—Stockly
Lakewood
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Mary Galt Stockly
George Washington Stockly
Owen Johnson
Robert Underwood Johnson
The
Century Magazine
Young Johnson
Indiana
Week of Athletics at Decoration Day Games in Washington Park
A week of sporting events features Decoration Day baseball with Louisville and Indianapolis teams at Washington Park. Morning and afternoon games at 10 30 and 4 o'clock, plus two more games with Louisville Friday and Saturday. Local racing events include driving club track races, a road race Thursday morning, and Newby Oval bicycle races Thursday night. Seven Indiana high schools attend the interscholastic field day Saturday at Newby Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Colonels
Columbus
Hoosiers
Indianapolis Cycle Board of Trade
Newby Oval
Indiana
Two-College Baseball Feud After Pennant Incident
An eye witness disputes a sporting editor’s account of a Saturday game at Washington Park between S. H. 8. and M. T. H. 8. The report claims a pennant theft sparked a clash as students rushed the stands. The witness asserts MTHS students were defending their colors and that both sides played roles, ending with a call for fair reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
S. H
Shortridge
Able to Ride in Patrol Wagon
Elmer Petty of 191 Bloomington street was jailed on a charge of assault and battery after a dispensary physician treated a claimed broken rib. He alleges two men named Spider and Wiley Wood attacked him in Thomas Glenn's saloon at Agnes and Michigan streets, dragged him into the street, kicked him, and left him unconscious. Doctors said his condition was not as serious as claimed and he could ride to the police station in the patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Petty
Bloomington Street
Petty
Spider
Wiley Wood
Thomas Glenn
Agnes
Michigan
Patterson Street
Why He Left His Happy Home
Frank Weaver, a bricklayer residing at 1711 Cornell avenue, and a woman were arrested on the block at 509 Massachusetts avenue last night on complaint of Weaver's wife. She said her husband could pay rent for the other woman but not for his own home, and after the arrest and she had identified her husband she turned to the woman and then to her husband and said, And this is what you left your happy home for. The woman refused to tell her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weaver
Cornell Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Weaver
Arrest of Nelson in concealed weapon incident near Agnes Street
Afr. Ed T. Nelson of 44 Agnes street was arrested last night for carrying concealed weapons after firing a pistol in the air. Nelson and three companions were stopped by police who surrounded them as the weapon was found near Nelson. All four denied ownership or involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed T. Nelson
Agnes Street
Nelson
Several Boys Apprehended In City Looting Probe
James Bracken seventeen at 12 Yandes street Robert Lorman fifteen at 91 Bellefontaine street Charles Davis fourteen at 144 Columbia avenue and Harry Porter fourteen at 12 East Fifteenth street were arrested last night on loitering and petit larceny charges. They are tied to a gang of boys nabbed Saturday night for robbing box cars in the northeast city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bracken
Yandes Street
Robert Lorman
Bellefontaine Street
Charles Davis
Columbia Avenue
Harry Porter
East Fifteenth Street
Ten Men Arrested In Gambling Raid
Albert Allen and nine Black men were arrested last night on gambling charges. Allen faced an additional charge of keeping the game. The raid targeted a location at New York Street and Indiana Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Allen
Allen
New York Street
Indiana Avenue
Trust to Luck or Tithe in Real Estate Insurance Ad
An Indiana company advertises insurance for real estate and fire protection. Cay: PANY, 129 East Market Street, Tel. 205 urges readers to insure it rather than rely on luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
TLE Guaranty and Loan Cay
PANY
East Market Street
Market Value of Jesus Sermon to Commercial Travelers
Rev J Cumming Smith preached to members of the Commercial Travelers Association at the Tabernacle Church on the market value of Jesus. He argued religion should prove its value in present life, urged virtue and character over wealth, and urged travelers to anchor faith in Christ while acknowledging economic change and professional temptations. He warned against reducing faith to mere earthly valuation yet affirmed religion as a force guiding modern commerce and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cumming Smith
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Tabernacle Church
Jesus
Heaven
Wall Street
Sermon by a layman at Memorial Presbyterian Church
A Cincinnati lawyer W G Roberts spoke at Memorial Presbyterian Church about biblical rule and church finance. He praised tithe records and a plan to fund church work, citing Wesleyan Chapel’s successful shift to a written tithe system and its impact on missions and local ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eleventh Street
Ashland Avenue
W. G. Roberts
Cincinnati
Wesleyan Chapel
Board of Managers
Individuality Sermon Emphasizes Patience Faith and Love
The Rev. Campbell Coyle of Toledo preached at Second Presbyterian Church describing individuality as a cable of traits. He highlighted patience as strongest, self control as divine power, faith as social bonding, and love as the essential strand linking people, comparing January hearts to loveless lives and January weather to unhappy people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Coyle
Toledo
Second Presbyterian Church
Wet Day at Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
Rain soaked Buffalo Pan-American Exposition grounds turning the area into a deserted landscape. Visitors sheltered in exhibit buildings and the Temple of Music where the first organ recital drew a fair crowd. The mammoth organ features nearly 4000 pipes and 53 speaking registers. Captain Slocum's Spray arrived at Park Lake after a global voyage and Erie Canal passage. formal launch set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Temple of Music
Slocum
Park Lake
Erie Canal
Railway Tracks Buried After Mountain Landslide
Heavy rains in Pittsburg cause a landslide on Mt. Washington behind the McClintock mills. Six hundred tons of earth cover the Panhandle tracks and sweep away a twenty foot retaining wall delaying service about thirty six hours. Trains will use the Ohio connecting bridge until repairs are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Mt. Washington
McClintock Mills
Ohio
Riot in Assyrian colony ends with injuries on Sherman Street
In Chicago on May 3 a riot broke out in the Assyrian colony along Sherman Street between Harrison and Polk as boys with a punching bag sparked violence. Clubs knives and razors were used injuring several people. Police deployed a wagon load of officers and dispersed the crowd while women guarded the district through the night to prevent a fresh outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sherman Street
Harrison and
Polk
Priests ordained as three new Catholic priests at St Johns
At St Johns Cathedral an immense audience witnessed the ordination of Rev. James Delaney Rev. John Carrico and Rev. John Barthel to the priesthood with Bishop O Donoghue presiding The ceremony featured a solemn procession and the laying on of hands followed by the first Masses scheduled for next Sunday at St Johns and St Brig dgets churches Rev Barthel plans to return to Posey county this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
James Delaney
St. John's Parish
John Carrico
St. Bridget's Parish
John Barthel
St. Phillips
Posey County
Bishop O'Donoghue
Father Gavish
Stephen J. Donohue
Joseph Zirkelbach
F. H. Gavisk
Patrick Murphy
Indian Territory
St. John's Church
St. Bridget’s Church
Father Barthel
Young Catholics Confirmed At Feast Of Pentecost
The Feast of Pentecost was celebrated with great solemnity as young and old in Catholic parishes received their first communion and confirmation. At St John’s Church a large class, with processions from the Boys’ School and Girls’ Academy, filled the church. Rev Francis H Gavish administered Holy Communion and Right Rev D O Donaghue conferred confirmation in the afternoon after a large ordination Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Boys’ School
Georgia Street
Girls’ Academy
West Maryland Street
St. Aloysius Society
Children of Mary Society
Francis H. Gavish
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Cross Church
St. John’s Church
D. O'Donaghue
Ohio Governor Nash Ordered Rest After Illness
Governor Nash of Ohio has been advised by physicians to take three weeks of absolute rest to regain health following a weakened condition from a Pacific coast trip. The piece notes the Theosophical Society’s fifteenth annual convention in Chicago with over a hundred delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Ohio
Pacific Coast
The
Theosophical Society
Ned
Chicago
New Use For Naphtalene Sparks Mosquito Cure Hope
New York May 2 The insect that carries yellow fever malaria and cholera may be countered by napthalene described by Dr Voges of the National Board of Health Buenos Aires as a potent insect liniment. Doctors in New York and New Jersey hail the discovery though some caution that napthalene is a poison. Other remedies such as pennyroyal eucalyptus smoke tobacco and turpentine are noted, but napthalene offers a cheap potential solution awaiting further proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Voges
National Board of Health
Buenos Ayres
South America
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
George F. Shrady
Dr. Vogel
Vages
Remy
Low-Profile Siege at Sage Mansion Over Gould Patrons
Reporters describe a crowd surrounding Russell Sage’s office as organized charity supporters denounce him for aiding Miss Helen Gould patrons. Sage’s protector classed as ward between public demand and the financier. The piece cites a sensational Irresible newspaper claim about Sage’s charitable schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegraph
Russell Sage
Helen Gould
Sage
Creenes
Pcny
Mise Gould
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rettertek Patter
Pettis Dry Goods Co
N. A. Moore CO
North Illinois St
Sar Owl Club
Timothy Lawrence Murphy
Tim” Murphy
T. E. Saunders
Paul Wilstach
Capitol
Nex
George W. Hobart
Dinkelspiel
New York Theater
Sam 8. Shubert
Herald Square Theater
Frederick W. Sidney
Brixton
Theaer
E. Sothern
A. M. Saleasr
Clyde Fitch
McVicker’s Theater
Park Theater
Dan Daly
George W. Lederer
Lederer
Francis Wilson
Weber & Fields
Nat Goodwin
Knickerbocker Theater
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Metropolis
Holden Dramatic Company
Foot of St. Arven
England
Ise Lulu May
White Rats’ Association
Walter Ford
White Rats
Personal and
John Whi
Hoytienne and
Shelby Street
To-Morrow Avenue
Ball Club
Sporting Editor's
Afr
Rev. J. Cumming Smith
Morial Church
House of God
Calvary
Christ
Memorial Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Bishop If Donaghue
ST. John's
HTC Ale
Denver
Burlington
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Rockies
Colorado
Scenic Colorado
W. M. Shaw
C. L
A.B. Meyer & CO
North Pennsylvania St. Ft
Frederick Post
West Washington Street
Alexander Fullerton
Ne Rt
B. C
Tees
Dawson
United States Revenue Cutter
Grant
Saunch Inlet
Victoria
L. C
Lille Breckinridge
Robert J. Breckinridge
Kentucky
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Lexington
Beckham
James L. Allen
Danville
J. J. Phillips
Cleveland
Massillon
Senator "' Na
Graham Cracker
HOTEL
Chamberlin
Virginia
Fort Monroe
U. S
Massoo
Nygeia Hotel
Clifford & Coo
Massachusetts Ave
Olumbia
Lilly
Stainaker
Washington &Ct
Trutt
Chas. Muellerschoen
Waverley
South East St
Fioneer Brass
SCPE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!