The Theaters Daily Schedule and Upcoming Acts
English's presents The Princess Chic with Christine Hudson and J C Miron in main roles this afternoon and evening. Grand shows vaudeville at 2:15 and 8:15. Park offers Down by the Bea at 2 and 8. Next week features David Harum with William H. Crane and the Primrose Dockstader minstrels. Valerie Bergere to headline at the Grand.
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Burnie Bryant
Princess Chic
Christine Hudson
J. C. Miron
David Harum
William H. Crane
Primrose Dockstader Minstrels
the Grand
Valerie Bergere
Miss Bergere
John Luther Long
Mme. Butterfly
Charles E. Evans
Prin
Woman Accuses Rival in Ohio River Tragedy
Lice Ritz of Wheeling West Virginia claimed in a quarrel over a lover named George Nolan she pushed Gay Smith into the Ohio river. Miss Smith's body was found yesterday and Ritz is to be held for murder on remorse claim.
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McKee Rankin
Nance O'Neil
London
New York
Miss O'Neil
Rankin
George Edwardes
Australia
John Arthur Fraser
The
Park Theater
Charles Frohman
Barrie
Fraser
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Chicago
Conan Doyle
Klaw & Erlanger
Lice Ritz
Wheeling
W. Va
Miss Gay Smith
George Nolan
Miss Smith
Ohio River
Miss Bain
Social notes from Indianapolis and Elkhart society
Mrs. Kregele visits Milwaukee and many locals travel for engagements and weddings. The Fortnightly Club observes President's Day. the Indiana State Society meets and elects officers. In Elkhart Miss Margie State marries Edward Bartley, with 200 guests, then George Rogers and Miss Henderson wed in town as Rushville pairs celebrate a marriage at a country home.
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Charles E. Kregele
Milwaukee
Fisk
Toledo, C
William F. Landers
Charles Geo’ Lohman
Kendallville
Scientific Research Club
Martindale
Guilford Flats
Walter Milliken
Hyannisport
Mass
Lena Cunningham
Chicago
David Wallace
New York City
Sarah Wallace
Ashland Avenue
Edward J. Harwick
el Paso
Tex
Theresa V. Smith
James A. Mount
Shannondale
Stanley Coulter
Horace McKay
Purdue University
Harry B. Smith
Ethel Smith
C. E. Maury
E. Pursell
Rushville
Omar Hittle
Robert Springsteen
Europe
Mary Hord
New York
Hord
Greer
Anna Potts
Edwin R. Y
Clayton Potts
North Capitol Avenue
Frank Maus Fauvre
Washington, D. C
Lillian Fauvre
Washington
Somer
Edward J. Pohlman
Canoe Club
Walter Ingle
Joe Fox
Walter Johnson
Hunter Richey
Lou Ott
John D. Reed
Greencastle
Frances Tennant Reed
Eustace Briscoe Halliday
Maria
New Albany
Louisville
Miss Catterson
Clementine
Charles W. DePauw
Nina Almirall
Katherine Ayres
Dorsey-Smith
Miss Smith
Bertha Benedict
Louise Caldwell
Cincinnati
Louise Droste
Mount Claire
N. J
Anna Wheeler
North
Delaware Street
Frank Jumper
Butler
Robert Raymond Foster
Wheeler
C. M. Wheeler
Edith Pearson
Dorothy Ladley
Helen Cook
Greenfield
Helen Springsteen
Propylaeum
H. C. Newcomb
State Society
Women's Department
The
Indiana Trust Company
William A. Bristow
D. M. Vandawalker
Hugh L. Drummond
Mount
Voss
Horace Bundy
Newcastle
E. T. Williamson
E. B. Thayer
Samuel Harrell
Nobelsville
Elkhart
Indianapolis Journal
W. J. Frazer
Walter Hudson
Minneapolis
Charlotte Wolf
Elizabeth and
Noretta Mix
Florence Bean
Binghamton
Bartley
George Ford Rogers
Grand Rapids
Drum
Morrison, Plummer & Co
Logansport
Emily Belle Henderson
Charles S. Henderson
Frazer
Thompson-Bussell
Ind
Minnie Blanche Bussell
Claud Thompson
Joe Borel
Blaury
Knights and Sisters Open Sessions Elect Officers
Knights of Pythias readies sessions as two grand lodges convene. Dr C A Tindall of Shelbyville presides as Grand Chancellor with officers to be elected.
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Pythian Grand Lodges
Grand Lodge Elects Officers for Indiana Knights of Pythias
The opening session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias in Indiana elected officers led by Grand Chancellor Dr. C. A. Tindall and Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Frank Bowers after a heated contest. Discussions covered Rathbone Sisters efforts, bank concerns, and proposed constitutional changes with 46,143 members in Indiana and 44 active lodges noted.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Indiana
C. A. Tindall
Shelbyville
Merrill E. Wilson
Goshen
George W. Powell
Indianapolis
Frank Bowers
William A. Morris
Frankfort
Frank J. Dunton
Lagrange
Jonce Monahan
Orleans
Frank L. Gass
Muncie
James M. Hatfield
Huntington
C. L. Bartol
Warsaw
Bartol
Hatfield
Supreme Representative
Charles E. Shiveley
Grand Outer Guard
Harry Wade
Lafayette
Supreme Lodge
Bowers
Indianapolis National Bank
Bookwalter
Keeper of Records and Seal
Charles
Neal
C. E. Shiveley
Order
Rathbone Sisters Elect Grand Officers at Greenfield Convention
The Rathbone Sisters Grand Lodge met with 350 delegates and elected Anna Cooper of Greenfield as grand chief and Ricy Cartwright as grand treasurer. Reports showed a 13,000 member tally and 205 temples, with 4395 in treasury after 51255 spent. Grand Chief Ella Houk praised the order and orphanage plans pursue with Knights of Pythias help.
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Rathbone
Grand Lodge
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Hortense Kirkpatrick
Pierceton
Emma Taylor
Delphi
Louise E. Decker
Noblesville
Ricy Cartwright
Mt. Vernon
Dessie Hershey
Masonic Temple
Carmel
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton
An article on a Japanese crepe kimono gown with Delft blue design and matching silk trim. Describes a deep yoked or short-body kimono with rippled skirt, folded double collar, wide lap front closing, detailed finishing, and suitable fabrics for negligees.
Bust tied sash and bell sleeves dress pattern description
The notice describes a sash tied in a soft knot with long left drooping ends, bell sleeves with matching bands, and fabric requirements for medium size in multiple widths plus silk for collar and trimming. Pattern 443 comes in small medium and large bust sizes. send 10 cents to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis for a pattern coupon and return.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Price Of Coal Probed By Commercial Club Directors
A Commercial Club meeting adopted a Kern resolution to appoint a committee from members, not directors, to study rising bituminous coal prices. The panel will investigate facts, causes, and remedies, including possible violations of a state anti monopoly law. Operators and dealers reportedly align on a retail schedule, prompting questions on market regulation.
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John W. Kern
The
Commercial Club
Kern
Koehne defense explains McCaslin admission refusal
Armin C. Koehne the Marion county treasurer filed in Superior Court his answer to the mandate demanding entry for G H McCaslin to audit books. Koehne says his refusal keeps clerical work uninterrupted and follows a two year old office rule during tax payment processing. McCaslin's demurrer was heard as Judge Leathers postponed arguments to this morning at nine.
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Armin C. Koehne
Marion County
Leathers
G. H. McCaslin
Koehne
Superior Court
McCaslin
P. W. Bartholomew
Charles Remster
Gas Injunction Suit Against Indianapolis Gas Co Heard Tomorrow
City of Indianapolis seeks a temporary injunction to stop the Indianapolis Gas Company from discontinuing natural gas supply. Judge Neal will hear the case in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville on a venue change, with a prior restraining order remaining in effect.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Neal
Hamilton
Noblesville
Superior Court
Hamilton County
Leather
Contro
Value of Horse's Labor in Railway Damages Suit
In Southport April 8 a train of electric cars frightened a horse belonging to Dillard J. Smith causing a runaway and eye injury with veterinary bills. He seeks 225 dollars for damages and lost labor. Charles Day sues Indianapolis Street Railway for 1000 dollars for a September horse and buggy accident and related losses.
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Dillard J. Smith
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railway Company
Southport
Charles Day
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Grace Forsythe Seeks Divorce Over Early Marriage
Grace M Forsythe asks for annulment of her 1891 marriage to Louis F Forsythe claiming she was fifteen at marriage and under sixteen four months later. She alleges neglect and infidelity and seeks a divorce plus restoration of her maiden name citing mental incompetence at marriage.
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Grace M. Forsythe
Louis F. Forsythe
Indiana Supreme Court upholds medical practice act
The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Legislature’s act defining medical practice and licensing physicians is valid. It rejected arguments that magnetic healing or similar practices fall outside medicine and found no intent to discriminate against any practitioner school.
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Indiana Supreme Court
G. P. Parks
Lawrence County
Parks
Appellant
Legislature Acts to Limit Magnetic Healing Practitioners
The article notes that lawmakers, relying on scientific authority, deemed magnetic healing dangerous and within state interest to regulate. It suggests the State Medical Board will use the ruling to prosecute unlicensed healers, including self styled professors and Christian Science practitioners, across the state.
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State Medical Board
Guardianship filings rise under Indiana education law
Probate Commissioner Walker reports a surge in guardianship certificates filed to satisfy nonresident pupil tuition rules. De facto guardians in the city are being named to circumvent the provision. A. Ogerfell was yesterday appointed administratrix of her late husband August M under bond.
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Walker
A. Ogerfell
August M
Gent fined for nonappearance in divorce case
Richard Gent, defendant in Nellie Browning Gent's divorce, was fined $1 and costs by Judge Leathers in the Superior Court yesterday for failing to appear after being subpoenaed. He did not obey the summons and was ordered arrested and brought into court.
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Richard Gent
Nellie Browning Gent
Leathers
Superior Court Dockets and Dismissals Overview
Summary of multiple civil and criminal actions across Superior and Circuit Courts. Includes dismissals at plaintiff's cost, judgments for plaintiffs on various notes and divorces, name change, property sales, and a murder trial in the criminal calendar. Entries cite judges, parties, and outcomes with occasional attorney fees and custody provisions.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Nathan Cohen
Calvin Uhl
William 8
Schmidt
Henry C. Prange
Erwin E. Holmes
William Hammond
George Brock
Vinson Carter
Pauline Harris
Indianapolis District Telegraph Company
Adolphus A. Magee
William J. Benner
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Annie C. Ritchie
Lillian Pearl Cone
Frederick P. Cone
William Cone
Josephine Robinson
Murray Robinson
Blanche Alexander
David Donahue
Criminal
Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
Ora Copenhaver
Somerset Banking Company
William J. Davidson
James Denton
August Wacker
Louise Wacker
Dillard J. Smith
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railway Company
The
Redwine & Rewster Agency
Charles Pleschner
Charles Day
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Commagee
Josephine Holmes
John C. Holmes
Indiana appellate dockets mix of cases and motions
A dense listing from Indiana appellate court minutes shows numerous cases with affirmations, transfers, and motions. It includes Forsythe divorce notices, various docket entries on mandamus and contempt, appellate transfers, motion rulings, and remarks on habeas corpus and inferences in verdicts.
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Appellate Court
Everitt
Clark C. C
Comstock
Anyone St. Ry. Co
Shinn
Henry C. C
Nickey
Zonker
Steuben C. C
Ceruiorari
Wii A
Aay
Jay Cc
True Food Wrong food brings penalties in Lone Tree
A Lone Tree Oklahoma woman explains years of dyspepsia ended after two years of using Grape Nuts. She recalls relief from indigestion that allowed life to return, noting improved strength and ability to work and to enjoy daily activities. Creek Postum Co Michigan is cited.
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Lone Tree
Okla
Creek
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