Park matinee to-morrow features new play and price rise
Memorial day program at the Park includes a matinee with a new bill A Barrel of Money and evening prices. Hattie Williams, star of The Girl from Maxim's, is engaged with Gus and Max Rogers for next season. Miss Bob White reaches its fiftieth Philadelphia performance with Willard Spenser directing and two waltz songs added. Forepaugh Theater in Philadelphia plans three plays next week Jane Eyre Nan the Good-for-Nothing and The Bells. Edna Wallace Hopper seeks a New York matinee race outing while riding in a scarlet wheeled high tea cart with a footman nearby. One ad features wearing a cami in one ear and a white pearl earring in the other.
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New York
Weddings and social teas highlight Seymour area notices
In Seymour Indiana May 2% Frank Vance a Bedford lawyer marries Fannie Henderslider daughter of Medora The ceremony by Rev C E Asher they are visiting Indianapolis Miss Mabel Pursell Springfield C and Mrs Charles Allison Spencer host large card party with La France roses and many guests from Indianapolis Waldron Chicago and more Bridesmaids luncheon and Blessing Cooper wedding attendees listed from Columbus Ind Mayflower Church youth play to raise funds for a church window with actors and prologue by Hugh Goode
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W. J. Pursell
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Fort Wayne
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Waldron
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Louisa Fletcher
Natalie Dalton
Indianapolis
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Utica
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Albany
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Chicago
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Bay City
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Indianapolis Journal
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Brownstown
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Secretary Hurty Reports on Factory Refuse Licenses
The State Board of Health heard Secretary Hurty report on permits for discharging waste into streams. Licenses granted to Anderson tin plate, Elwood tin plate, Atlanta tin plate, and Kokomo strawboard plants. Each plant’s waste described as mostly pure water or nonpolluting substances with minimal sanitary concern. Kokomo outflows affected by city sewers and a slaughter house.
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American Tin Plate
Elwood
Atlanta
Kokomo
Tin Plate Works
Strawboard
Kelly Slaughter House
Willlift files complaint over gas works waste on Whitewater
Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Willlift lodges a complaint with the State Board of Health regarding refuse from the Richmond Gas Manufacturing plant being discharged into the Whitewater River, raising concerns about water quality and public health.
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State Board of Health
Richmond Gas Manufacturing Eee
Whitewater Ver
Acton Park Cottagers Plan Summer Assembly Opening
The Acton Park assembly drew a larger crowd than expected as about 150 members visited to inspect grounds and buildings for the July 25 to August 15 summer meeting. A new secretary, Mrs. G W Gadd, was elected, and the group rejected leasing the park while approving an electric light arrangement. The park may also gain electric lighting as a courtesy from the Shelbyville Indianapolis line.
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G. W. Gadd
Shelbyville
National Holiness Association
Shelby- Ville
Indianapolis
Board of Managers
Memorial Day Parade Formations Issued by Chief Marshal
Capt. W. H. Armstrong issued detailed orders for a six division Memorial Day parade. Staff, divisions, and commanders named, with assembly at 12:45 pm at Meridian and Vermont, and formation routes via Meridian, Michigan, Vermont, and Washington streets to Crown Hill Cemetery for ceremonies and decorations.
Memorial day services join G A R and Union Legion
The Union Veteran Legion accepts the G A R invitation to Memorial day events. They will assemble at 1 o'clock on Ohio Street near the Denison Hotel, ride in carriages with the Woman's Auxiliary, and invite schoolchildren to decorate the monument. Memorial services at Catholic Cemetery are set for 3 p.m. with a full program and graves decorated with flags and flowers. Relatives are asked to help locate unmarked graves for government-provided markers.
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Ohio Street
Denison Hotel
Legion
Kendall
James J. McCool
Oys
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S Ong
Dr. Boynton
Francis H. Gavish
James Gribben
Company B
James McCool
Father Mathew Brigade
Crown Hill Cemetery
Flint glass men form plan for permanent organization
About thirty five Flint glass bottle manufacturers from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois met in Indianapolis at the Denison Hotel to discuss a permanent organization to protect against price pressures and union demands. A constitution was to be drafted with a June Pittsburgh meeting to finalize rules and uniform prices. The Glass Brewers Union meets in Atlantic City in July with a potential scale increase.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
R. &. Breed
Marion Flint Glass Company
Flint
Pittsburg
Breed
Glass Brewers’ Union
Atlantic City
Places for machinists enlistment drives in Indianapolis
Lieut D W Blamer of the naval recruiting station reports a Navy Department push to enlist machinists. Nearly 20 recruits were accepted in Indianapolis with Friday the last day of office. candidates flock for examinations as force heads to Terre Haute and San Francisco for duty.
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United States Naval Recruiting Station
Navy Department
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Blamer
New York
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New Albany
Harmacist
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Indianapolis
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G. W. Fuller
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Albert Franklin
C. F. Young
H. L. Riggin
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M. M. Dalton
G. O. E. Bennett
F. A. Sheppard
H. J. Peek
W. G. Lynch
W. G. Lampert
H. W. Wallinweber
John Quinn
Parole Board to Review 40 to 50 Applications
Col. David F. Coulter of Frankfort Indiana said the state board of prison directors will meet next Tuesday to consider 40 to 50 parole applications accumulated since the May meeting. He cited the indeterminate sentence and parole law as allowing early release once reform is shown and a suitable position is secured.
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Frankfort
Ind
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State Prison
Twisted Logic Sparks Laughs Over Supreme Court Insular Rulings
State officials teased on Monday as confusion over the insular cases arose. Secretary of State Hunt quoted John W. Kern implying party fault lines, while Lea Petey Pee questioned Kern's stance about the government’s policy and party positions amid the decision.
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Republican Party
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Ern
Ican Party
Democratic Party
Indiana Masonry Holds Two Day Grand Lodge Session
The Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons met in Masonic Hall for a two day session. Calvin W. Prather was elected grand secretary, replacing William H. Smythe, with Orlando W. Brownback as grand master and other officers named. Grand Master Holloway praised Masonry’s prosperity while detailing initiation rules for awkward cases and noting ineligibility of a brewing association secretary and an amputee with prosthetics. Committees were appointed across credentials, ways and means, accounts, charters, grievances, jurisprudence and more, with proceedings resuming to hear committee reports.
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Masonic Hall
Calvin W. Prather
Anderton
William H. Smythe
Orlando W. Brownback
Pendleton
James W. Dunbar
New Albany
Willam E. English
Indianapolis
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Ladoga
Martin H. Rice
Frank EB. Gavin
O. E. Holloway
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Daniel McDonald
Sutton
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H. A. Graham
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J. B. Faulkner
P. K. Morrison
Fred Bauer
William McNairy
John H. Wright
John T. Barnes
W. W. Thickston
M. A. Fisher
J. C. Miller
George Watson
Julius Stower
Balmaro Paige
E. W. Bowen
E. Newcomb
Frank M. Forkner
L. C. Baird
Elmer A. Smythe
W. C. Pulse
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E. W. Heath
Harry Penny
J. R. Simpson
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Cc. W. Bowyer
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Emery P.sellers
C. N. Nikels
Recital at Memorial Church Highlights New Organ Works
William H. Donley, organist, opened a recital at Memorial Church to a fair crowd despite bad weather. The program featured Hymn de Fete Capocci and Bossi Allegretto, Hop kins Allegro Moderato, Vierne Pastoral First Symphony, Scherzo in E Major Giout, Offertoire Galletto, Fugue D Guilmant, and Tannhauser Fantasia Wagner Morgan. Mrs Evans sang Oh for a Burst of Song. Donley’s second recital is Tuesday June 4. Tonight at the Propylaeum offers Three Operatic Arias, Four Schubert and Reave, Three Oratorio Selections, Four Songs by Request Fatish, and Four Songs Without Tears by Tosti and Van der Stucken.
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Memorial Church
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Hopkins
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Consul W A Prickitt Visits Denison Hotel
United States consul to Rheims France W A Prickitt stays at the Denison Hotel after arriving with a letter of introduction from John K Gowdy. He notes his trip is personal and says he left Rheims on January 12 for a sixty day leave of absence amid France wine district trade contexts.
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United States
Rheims
France
Denison Hotel
Prickitt
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Paris
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Rheima
Consul Gowdy's Paris tenure praised by Prickitt
Mr Prickitt, consul to Rheims since 1597, cites Mr Gowdy as a capable and affable official in Paris. He notes Gowdy would stay in France beyond his term and recalls Gowdy saying he would remain until then. Prickitt lives in Asbury Park New Jersey. He mentions wine prices in Rheims between five and twelve francs per bottle.
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Contractors Arrive for Claypool Hotel Bid Meeting
A large delegation of contractors arrived last evening and checked at the Bates to attend the stockholders meeting of the new Claypool Hotel. Bids will be opened today as architect Andrews, who handles the plans, is due at noon. A first group included A L Rowlton of Youngstown William Pickle Jr of St Louis John McMichael H B Swift H B E Van derlip J J McDonald R L Ludden of Chicago. Another delegation is expected before the meeting.
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St. Louis
City News Briefs On Local Events And Disputes
Recruit William Kantz is deemed unsuited to service at the local station. Elisha Howland and wife sell farm near the fair grounds to Matthew R. Moore. Evangelist Joseph H. Smith to begin meetings at Friends Church on June 1. Campbell Wild & Co. dissolve. Ed M Campbell retires, John F Wild continues firm. State Forestry Board to meet in Room 119 of the Statehouse next Tuesday to organize work. School 24 entertainment postponed due to weather. rescheduled if conditions permit. Two more measles cases reported to City Board of Health. victims include Thomas Wells’s infant son and James W Elliott. Mary Brown arrested for thefts from Tessie Williams and Mrs Tyler. State Auditor certifies People’s Loan and Trust Co of Winchester to operate in the state. Frank Miller aims to avoid Birmingham death sentence by appealing for German citizenship. Indiana Club considers home site. Plaza Hotel or Pyle property options discussed. Lurton Foist complains about daughter’s disappearance and asks for investigation. threatens action against Officer Joyce. Dr. Jacobs dislocated shoulder at City Dispensary after wife’s rescue attempt. John J Murphy, led by son, arrested for drawing deadly weapons. son jailed for loitering. Murphy reportedly not totally blind. Boys’ Club News May issue released with “The Street Arab” poem and garden photo. features “Regeneration of Danny Reevers.” Richmond Country Club secretary opposes Eastern Indiana Insane Hospital sewage disposal into Clear Creek. legal action contemplated. Senator Fairbanks arrives in Washington. military board to decide disposition of Witanopolis Arsenal grounds. possible bearing on local federal appointments.
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Bloomington man designated to present himself for exam for lieutenant
W M Lousen of Bloomington is named by the President to report for examination for a regular army lieutenancy. He captained Company 159 Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Spanish American War and now serves as first lieutenant and battalion adjutant in the Indiana First Infantry.
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