Trust Book Lost and Neighbor Wealth Prompt
A lost book titled Trust Book promises wealth and independence by showing neighbors gaining money. The finder is asked to return it with a dollar or more and start a savings account. If not found at home, readers are urged to obtain a copy.
Holden Players Close Season With The Fool Of St Arven
The Holden Stock Company winds up its season at the Park with The Fool of St Arven a peculiar burlesque style comedy featuring Bernice Howard and Alice Berry in between act specialties. The cast includes Norman Gilbert Joe Arena Miss Maud Holden Lulu May d Touhy and Weber Fields chorus girls among others. Buckley returns to journalism and plans in New York vaudeville. Williams and Walker spark London success.
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John Preston
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Miss Minchin
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Edna Birch
Billy
Bessie Bone
Ppa Gray
Ura Senac
Senac
Anna Leslie
May
We Fields
New York
Leslie
Spectacular American Colored Show Lights Up London Stage
A famed troupe of colored singers dancers and comedians arrives in London with high praise from English reviewers. De Manis and Williams receive glowing comparisons to French star Coquelin. Eugene Wack AKA Williams will be soloist at Fair Bank performing two numbers. The program features light music, popular overtures and band arrangements. Louis Ostendorf's concert band draws large nightly crowds at Fair Banks.
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America
England
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Williams
Coquelin
Eugene Wack
Fair Bank
Louis Ostendorf
Fair Banks
Chorus of 600 Children to Sing at Tomlinson Hall
City grade school chorus of 600 under Prof Edward Bailey Birge to perform in Tomlinson Hall tonight. Admission by invitation. Soloists Benjamin Schreckengost cornet and Charles Arthur Lewis trombone with accompanists Mrs Hankemeir Miss Klippenger and Mrs Goode. Highlight is My Own United States by Julian Edwards first performance in the city. Program includes Lustspiel Overture Genii Breaking On Lofty Alee Cavatina from Rose Diable The Lost Chord Old Folks at Home Anvil Chorus Antony and Cleopatra Andante Moderato Dance of the Nubians Damascus Triumphal March New Colonial March My Own United States and America.
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Tomlinson Hall
Edward Bailey Birge
Benjamin Schreckengost
Cornet
Charles Arthur Lewis
Kela Bela
Ensyes Meyerbeer
Mr. Schreckengost
Gruenwald
Antony
Damascus
Sooo Costa
United States
Julian Edwards
America
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Young girls look well in broad shouldered dresses. The design uses a white batiste bertha with Mechlin lace and beading. The outfit features a skirt and waist, a flexible body underlay, soft sleeves with frills, and a lace edged hem. Materials listed by size and yardage.
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May Manton
Social news notes from broad Indiana city scene
A long roster of personal notices, visits, and journeys features Mr. Bert Lee's return from New York, Ipswich visitors, summer plans in Irvington, multiple departures for Cincinnati, Vermont, and Chicago, and engagements and entertaining rounds at homes on North Meridian, Delaware, and other streets.
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New York City
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Ipswich
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Irving‘on
Vocal Recital At Roberts Park Church Features Ed ward Nell Pupils
A near capacity audience attended a vocal recital at Roberts Park Church presented by the pupils of Edward Nell and associates Mrs Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds and Mrs Rhea Hall Behymer. The first half showcased Arthur Whiting’s Floriana song cycle performed by a mixed quartet, while the second half offered solo and ensemble numbers including Queen of Sheba and Still as the Night, with multiple performers led by Miss Leland Huffman and Mrs Edward Nell.
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Leland Huffman
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Sheba
Gounod Mesdames Hankemeier
Behymer
Anna Cochrane
Ankenbrock
McHatton
Roberts
Jeffr
Beth Trio
Mary Lawson
Ednar
P. Ankenbrock
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Mae
Gaynor
Louise Tutewiler
Jesseee
Lois Dyer
Daud
Parkhurst
Everson
Ie ‘Atton
Nadeschda
Gee Goring
Thames
Deaf Pupils to Graduate at Institution of the Deaf
Eight members of the Institution of the Deaf will graduate in a final commencement. The baccalaureate address Sunday at 10:30 will be given in sign by Rev. Austin W. Mann, a deaf mute missionary and 1852 alumus. Graduation exercises follow June 10 with addresses by Dr. James R. Stanley and C. N. Kendal, diplomas presented by W. W. Ross. Class roster includes Louise Lissette Heede, Frances Belle Merriman, Mabel Clara Russell, Elizabeth Anna Dawson, Bertha Naiden McFadden, John William Seitz, Joseph Henry Crawford, George Schwartz Beyer.
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Vermont
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Herbert Sugg
Clinton
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Richard Smith
Lawrence Park
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Chicago
Adolph Smuck
Washington, D. C
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Grand Rapids
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Boston
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Ohio River
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Greenwood
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Richmond
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Hervey Bates, Jr
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Farmington, Conn
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St. Mary’s of the Woods
James N. Rogers
North Meridian Street
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W. W. Winslow
Mary Foreman
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J. W. Beck
Ethel Cleland
William Garber
Miss Merrill
Broad Ripple
William Forsyth
Holland
Grace Julian Clarke
Henry Kahn
John F. Barnhill
E. J. Brennen
Hilton A. Brown
Daniel Lesley
Griffiths
Hugh J. McGowan
William Henry Coleman
John Newman Carey
Albert Baker
J. Alfred Barnard
Stoughton Fletcher
William Scott
Elias Jacoby
Clarence A. Kenyon
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Crawfordsville
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Arthur St. Clair
Russell
Florence Russell
Institution For the Deaf
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Indianapolis
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Lafayette
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Montpelier
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Alexandria
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Marion
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American Literature and Historical Landmarks
Grace Cathedral graduation for Knickbacker Hall class of 193
At Grace Pro-Cathedral last evening Miss May Garsten of Michigan City Miss Elsie Janet Frazier of Marion and Hor tense Bough of this city formed Knickbacker Hall class 193 graduates before a large audience The Right Rev Joseph Marshall Francis bishop of Indianapolis delivered the address on Love praising the good young women can do The ceremony closed with diplomas presented in white attire and veils and the hymn Savior My Savior sung by the vested choir. Emma James attempts suicide returns to life after morphine threat seeks doctor at North Blake street saloon taken to City Hospital later out of danger.
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Indianapolis
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Emma James
Chesapeake Street
North Blake Street
City Hospital
Jewish social settlement group formed on the South Side
A ten woman club led by Mrs. Henry Rauh organizes a social and educational settlement to aid foreign populations on the South Side. A euchre party at the Americas Club next Wednesday funds the effort. The project envisions associations for all ages, a Eddy Street area clubhouse, a library station, and domestic work support. Possible name Nat han Morris.
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Illinois Street
Henry Kahn
Sylvan Kahn
Helen Lang
Augusta Selig
Florence Kahn
Rachael Segar
Eliza Eeopola
Ralph Bamberger
Americas Club
Eddy Street
Nathan Morris
New Vulcan Gas Range and Water Heater Exposé
A sales note touts the New Vulcan as economical and durable for households with artificial gas. It invites readers to call and inspect its devices, highlighting an exhibition demonstrating household appliances.
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Marriage license mix up ends with court appeal in Indiana
Sandy M Hedrick and Fanny Miller were granted a May eighteenth license by county clerk Ed Spurbrier but did not wed. A caller appealed Clerk Calvert to relieve her of a license she had been directed to return and paid one dollar for. Calvert referred her to Spurbrier, who now offers a license usable in ninety two Indiana counties with no time limit.
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Ed Spurbrier
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Women at menopause praise Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A woman recounts relief from menopause symptoms through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states hot flashes kidney pains and backache eased after six bottles and urges others to try the medicine.
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Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony Show Draws Crowded Tent
Last night’s performance drew large crowds with many turned away as tickets sold out before the grand entrance. Four more shows are scheduled today and tomorrow, with Indianapolis records likely to be broken this week. The show’s new features received strong applause from all ages.
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Decoration Day High Diving Horses At Fairview Park
Fairview Park management offers an afternoon exhibition of the famed high diving horses King and Queen after Memorial day ceremonies for Decoration day crowds. The show will start at a later hour to accommodate late arrivals and repeat after nightfall with performances beginning at 8.
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