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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1902

Page

4

Honest talk on Sapho and Doll House at Manhattan Theater

Critics praise W. J. Jossey’s forger portrayal and Bernice Howard’s Sapho while noting overacting at times. After Mrs Fiske’s Doll House, letters urged a repeat and hints of more truthful modern plays next season fade into a lament about Maud Mary Magdalen and Judas careers.

Holdens Daudet Caoudal Cesaire W. J. Jossey Holden Flamant Jean John A. Preston Bernice Howard Sapho Dechelette Olga Nethersole Clyde Joh Henrik Ibsen Manhattan Theater New York Mary Magdalen Judasee

Social News From Indianapolis Society Circle

Miss Kate Cochrane returns from Madison Indiana and many local couples and families are noted visiting, hosting, and attending dances and receptions. Weddings, engagements, and upcoming entertainments fill Boswell era social life with travel, church, and club events shaping the season.

Beard and Miss Sweet wed in Muncie ceremony

Harry W. Beard and Miss Cuba H. Sweet of Indianapolis were married in Muncie on Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. W. Lamport officiated in the presence of a few guests. The couple will reside in Indianapolis.

Shock—Mccormick Indianapolis Journal Kokomo Ind James Shock Grace McCormick Jd. H. McNeill Mainstreet Christian Church Lichtenwalter Beecher City Beatrice Workman Brownstown Nne Tessie Ina Wilson Sharpsville Beard—Sweet Muncie Harry W. Beard Cuba H. Sweet Indianapolis A. W. Lamport Beard

Boxes and Seats on Sale for Harrison Memorial Fund

Auction at the Commercial Club raised funds for the Harrison memorial fund with profits from Indiana authors readings. Notable buyers included Gov Durbin and J G Williams, boxes priced above the standard twelve dollars, and seats offered at seven dollars per pair. Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform after intermissions under McGibeny, alongside the theater orchestra. General Lew Wallace lauded the event, stressing Indiana’s leading writers and the aim to honor Benjamin Harrison with support from participants.

Opera House Commercial Club Indiana Harrison Memorial Fund Henry C. Adams H. P. Wasson J. K. Sharpe O. B. Jameson Bowen- Merrill Company C. E. Coffin A. F. Potts W. E. English Valentine Company Ad F. Miller English Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Ugh McGibeny Karl Schneider Tarkington Major Nicholson Ade Benjamin Harrison

Will Hough Reflects On Riley Family In Hotel Lobby

Greenfield resident Will Hough, at the Denison Hotel, discusses veteran poet James Whitcomb Riley and his brothers, notes Hancock county Republicans disappointed over Steele’s nomination, and mentions Walter H Montgomery’s retirement to edit the Greenfield Republican. He recalls Judge David Golding and Lincoln era ties, Riley kinship claims, and the Riley brothers’ careers.

Hancock County Steele Will Hough Greenfield Denison Walter H. Montgomery Montgomery Greeenfield President Johnson District of Columbia Lincoln John Surratt Mr. Hough James Whit James Whitcomb

Americans in Mexico and a meal of fashion and finance

William B. Tuteur and wife, visiting Indianapolis, are staying at the Hotel English before heading to New York. He, a banker and Mexico promoter, discusses a railroad scheme with Senator Depew and notes about five thousand Americans in Mexico City. He praises Diaz era prosperity and expects American capital to aid Mexico.

William B. Tuteur City of Mexico English Tuteur Indianapolis States Diaz Old

New Incorporations Expand Capital and Scope

The Mancie Electric Light Company increases capital stock from 25000 to 125000 and secures permission to amend articles to enter steam and hot water heat business. Forest City Manufacturing of Cleveland files articles with 25000 capital. directors include Charles Bentley and others. Novelty Neckwear Company of Indianapolis incorporated with 2000 capital. directors listed. Putnam County Cooperative Association forms to operate a telephone system in Greencastle and Putnam County. capital stock zero. directors named.

Mancie Electric Light Company Forest City Manufacturing Company Cleveland Charles 8. Bentley N. C. Banks W. Vickery Dana E. Latimer L. W. Beers Novelty Neckwear Company Indianapolis N. H. Benson W. H. Meidener May L. Benson Putnam County Co-operative Association Greencastle Putnam County R. L. Job W. H. Cunningham Perry A. 8. Mannan T. P. Bastin W. T. Blue Fred Jones R. F. Matthews T. L. Johnson

Detroit Girl Refuses to Pose in Fencing Girl Pictures

Harry F. Hopper of a Detroit film outfit says their Fencing Girl photos can be sold nationwide except in Detroit. He notes the model is a Detroit social figure who will pose only in long skirts now, reportedly urged by a Chicago fiancé to avoid risque displays.

Detroit Harry F. Hopper Denison Hopper Anna Held Ice Chicago

Woman Dies After Nine Months Illness in Darnell Street Home

Police were called to 11 Darnell street last night after an elderly resident claimed a woman had died. Mrs. Cousins said her daughter Llorence Cousins, long ill with tuberculosis, died about an hour earlier. Officers questioned residents as confusion over the death grew.

Kate Cochrane Madison Ind Chapman C. Williams Charles Beard Greencastle J. Q. van Winkle Mary van Winkle Martinsville D. T. Bacon Charleston D. C Asheville Anna M. Wiley N. N. Vance Bement, Ill George M. Sanborn Woodruff Place C. E. Thomas Battle Creek Mich Walter H. Eastman North Meridian Street W. W. Woodard Joseph E. Reagan Broadway Frank M. Talbott Woman's Club A. M. Robertson T. A. Randall Edna Florida Miss Randall Henry H. Vinton Lafayette Harrison Monument George N. Catterson John Taylor Martindale Harold Bancroft Hibben Country Club J. Keyes Miss Warren Terre Haute Mary Dean Miss Foster Thomas Arnold Miss Dean Miss Kerfoot Carleton B. McCulloch Huey Middle Drive Cross Drive Garret Archibald Harry Hicks New York Mary Hicks Hannibal C. Young E. H. Nebeker Covington Maud Showers Bloomington Charles A. Paquette Valparaiso Indiana Union of Literary Clubs John A. Victor Frederick C. Victor Henry R. Victor John B. Hubert Harold Victor Flora Altheimer Virpints Clementine Victor Mayor Altheimer Vandalia C. A. Bookwalter Wimodausis Club Martha George F. McCulloch Reibel Bess Bosler Miss Montgomery Griffin Hull Darnell Street

May calendar shows 733 cases pending across courts

The higher courts report 733 cases on the May calendar with 8 in the Supreme Court and 535 in the Appellate Court. In the first division of the Appellate Court there are 2% and in the second division 229. Three hundred twenty-eight cases have been decided, with ninety three awaiting rehearing deadlines. Eight rehearing petitions have been overruled, and five petitions for transfer to the Supreme Court are pending.

Supreme Court

Missing Clarence Jester Seventeen Year Old

Parents report Clarence Jester aged fifteen fled to the Manual Training School day yesterday with books and lunch. He did not return by midnight and left home at 421 North Senate avenue. Mother notified police. he is described as blue eyed with brown hair wearing a light suit and tight hat.

Clarence Jester Senate Avenue

Mullally Diamonds at 23 Monument Place Ad

Our Best Advertisements Are the cons eee sold. The evidence we re Oo is is our customers' word. J. P. Mullally offers diamonds jewelry and repairing services at 23 Monument Place.

J. P. Mullally Monument Place

Women of Australia Advocate Suffrage in Lectures

Miss Vida Goldstein of Victoria argues men cannot legislate for women and praises Australian suffrage. She relates progress in England and Australia, notes schoolboard gains and resistance from poorer voters, and recalls prior attempts to speak before gaining the vote. She toured U S cities after attending a Washington conference and spoke under the Political Equality Society.

Vida Goldstein Victoria Australia Propylaeum Miss Goldstein Women of Advanced Ideas Washington Women's Suffrage Societies Political Equality Society United States England London County Council House of Commons Sean

Australian suffrage system and women’s movement history

Miss Goldstein explains Australia’s suffrage system and the women’s movement, tracing its success from its inception to present times. The discussion highlights how elections bring candidates’ calls into voters’ lives and the changing visibility of women’s political participation.

Miss Goldstein Australia Women's Movement

Monte Carlo inspired home dressmaking hints by May Manton

May Manton describes loose box coats of twenty six to twenty eight inches in length called Monte Carlo coats. The black taffeta model features box plaits with tea colored guipure lace, while maire velours pongee and etamine fabrics remain in vogue. Coats are cut with fronts and backs only and fitted by underarm and shoulder seams.

May Manton Monte Carlo

Emmerich Defends Local High Schools Mission

Principal C E Emmerich of Manual Training High School disputes Reverend J Cumming Smith’s claim that no state school prepares boys for universities. He notes two public city high schools, Shortridge and Manual Training, already train students for higher education with honorable records.

C. E. Emmerich Manual Training J. Cumming Smith

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