The Bostonians and other shows at English's and Grand
The Bostonians at English’s present Maid Marion at 8 15. The Princess Chic continues with Edwards La Shelle crafts. Marguerita Sylva and Christine Hudson take roles while others falter. Brevet, Miron and Lawrence are strong, minor cast uneven. orchestra underused. Tonight Maid Marian sung. Pickwick to follow tomorrow. Henrietta planned for Saturday. ongoing stage shifts noted.
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Julian Edwards
Kirke la Shelle
Chic
Edwards
la Sheile
Marguerita Sylva
Maud Lillian Berri
Christine Hudson
Eleda Manston
Edna Floyd
Chamibertin
Joseph C. Miron
Brever
Walter A. Lawrence
Charles
Duke of Burgundy
Forest Huff
Brabeau
Boston
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Pickwick
de Wolf Hopper
Stuart Robson
Bronson Howard
Robson
Veiled Acrobats and Stage Lights At New York Theatres
A mixed program: Miss Nevarro and brothers perform an acrobatic act at Grand Opera House, a sister joins after a death. Miss Ethel Barrymore opens at Savoy in Carrots and A Country Mouse. Henrietta Crosman stars in The Sword of the King at Wallack's. Alfred Ayres near paralysis. Kyrle Bellew in A Gentleman of France praised. Princess Theater opens with Weedon Grossmith in The Night of the Party. Park hosts A Hidden Crime and Harry Bryant Burlesquers at Empire.
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Ue K
Nevarro
Grand Opera House
Ethel Barrymore
Arthur Law
Savoy Theater
New York
Miss Barrymore
Antoine
Paris
London
Ronald MacDonald
Wallack’s
Henrietta Crosman
Aubrey Boucicault
Paolo
Otis Skinner
Baker
Francesca da Rimini
Miss Cr
Kyrle Bellew
France
William Winter
New York Tribune
Kyrie Bellew
Harlem Opera House
Wallack
Pratson
Edwin Booth
Hamlet
Iago
King
Shakspeare
Princess Theater
Weedon Grossmith
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Mitchell
Shubert
Townley
Garrick
Gas Case In Indianapolis Gas Co Suit At Noblesville
The city of Indianapolis sues Indianapolis Gas Co before Judge Neal in Hamilton County Circuit Court at Noblesville. City attorneys will seek an injunction while presenting affidavits that gas is diverted from Indianapolis market and sold in Chicago. Ferdinand Winter for the gas company argues the company cannot operate under the temporary restraining order and asks dissolution.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Neal
Hamilton County
Noblesville
City of
Chicago
Joss
L. D. Hay
Ferdinand Winter
Called meeting of Unity Circle at Meridian Street church
A called meeting of the ladies of Unity Circle of Meridian Street M E Church will be held tomorrow at Mrs J C Adams 4 North Delaware Street at 2 30 PM All members are urgently invited to attend.
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Ladies of Unity Circle
Meridian-street
M. E
J. C. Adams
Delaware Street
Opal Ring Ad Promises Gold Tiffany Setting
An antiquated classified-style ad touts a genuine opal mounted in a gold Tiffany ring priced at $1.50. It claims October’s opal is featured and notes Jewelry dealer J. P. Mulla at Monument Place holds a fine selection.
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Tiffany
Hig
J. P. Mulla
Elry
Monument Place
Beauty Now Appearing at Festival Field In Indy
Two hundred workmen prepared Festival Field and the horse show arena for next week's display with red and yellow bunting, a white pagoda band stand, and elaborate stands. Miss Elise Castleman, Louisville society belle, will visit with General Castleman, a judge for the event. Numerous notables and exhibitors, including George Ford Morris and Thomas Bass, are slated to appear. a 140 page souvenir program is in press and proceeds from a Midway concession benefit the Industrial Home for the Blind.
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Festival Field
J. A. Gorman
McKinley Catafalque
Canton
Festival
Miss Castleman
Kentucky
Elise Castleman
John B. Castleman
Louisville
General Castleman
Mortimer Levering
John Jacob Astor
Bradley Martin
A. R. Hopper
London
England
Florida
Hopper
Castleman
McKinley
Spain
David Castleman
George Ford Morris
Morris
Palmer L. Clark
The
Horse Review
Clark
Chicago
Thomas Bass
Mexico
Columbus
E. R. Sims
Bass
Forest King
Hollenbeck Press
Industrial Home For
Indianapolis
Louis Runnels
R. W. Furnas
William M. Jillson
Charles B. Stilz
Rabbi Messing
R. Kirshbaum
Lewis G. Akin
Henry Kothe
William L. Baker
Personal and Society notices of current social moves
Mrs William J McKee travels to Chicago for a week. Mr and Mrs Charles Korbly spend the week in Madison. Mrs W H Coleman returns from St Louis. Mr and Mrs Fred D Brown visit the East. Mr and Mrs P Atwood Hinds visit Detroit. Forest Hillier of South Bend visiting Dr and Mrs John H Oliver. Dr and Mrs William Charles White return from Canada. Mr and Mrs J J Smith and Miss Josephine Smith take apartments at the Valencia for winter. Dr and Mrs Alois B Graham announce at home after Oct 15. Miss Anna Plank of Rochester arrives Sunday to visit Mrs Harry A Kahn for several weeks. Mrs A P Stanton and Miss Anna Stanton entertain a dozen friends at Boscobel. Mrs Layton Chambers Walker to hold second and last formal reception at the Valencia. Mrs Emma Eckhouse and Miss Eckhouse receive tomorrow before extended European trip. Mrs James M Noel and daughter Blanche return from Vincennes after Louis A Holman’s death. Mrs H H Howland and Mrs A B Gates return from the East.
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William J. McKee
Chicago
Charles Korbly
Madison
W. H. Coleman
St. Louis
Fred D. Brown
East
P. Atwood Hinds
Detroit
Forest Hillier
South Bend
John H. Oliver
William Charles White
Canada
J. J. Smith
Josephine Smith
Valencia
Alois B. Graham
North Meridian Street
Anna Plank
Rochester
Harry A. Kahn
A. P. Stanton
Anna Stanton
Boscobel
Layton Chambers Walker
Emma Eckhouse
Miss Eckhouse
James M. Noel
Blanche
Vincennes
Louis A. Holman
H. H. Howland
A. B. Gates
Home Dressmaking Hints May Manton Gibson Plaits
May Manton suggests shirtwaists with Gibson plaits over the shoulders as a current and upcoming season favorite. The fashionable model features a postilion option, a double-breasted front, or rolled back revers, shown in a small sketch. Original uses parametta cloth in steel blue with white silk embroidery along the border, with waists made over a fitted lining at the center front.
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Imelose i
Adcresa Dept
Fireman Thomas Russell Discharged By Rochester Board
The Rochester Board of Public Safety dismissed fireman Thomas Russell after evidence showed he was drunk at his fire house on the 5th. Archie Williams was appointed to fill the vacancy. The board also approved appointments to special police and awarded contracts, with various improvement bids and a final remonstrance related to Gray street works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mueller
Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
Mueller
Thomas Russell
Coots
Delaney
Winters
Russell
Archie Williams
Frank E. Jones & Co
City officials voyage home after convention in Rochester
Edward Logsdon of the Board of Public Works and James Nelson city engineer return today from Rochester New York where they attended the Municipal Improvement Association meeting Tuesday and Wednesday. They hope to secure the association's next Indianapolis meeting and may stay another day if prospects look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Logsdon
Board of Public Works
James Nelson
Rochester
N. Y
Municipal Improvement Association
Association For
Indianapolis
Mayor Delays Park Commissioner Appointment in Indianapolis
The park commissioner vacancy from Isaac King’s resignation will be filled after Mayor Bookwalter returns from Detroit. The appointee will be a Democrat, with reports indicating the mayor has already chosen a candidate and will announce it soon after returning to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac King
Bookwalter
Detroit
Ineemar Oy
Indianapolis
Board of Works Routine Completes Street Improvements
The city reports final remonstrance on Ohio street cement walks from Noble to Highland, with only thirteen of thirty-five residents signing. Final action includes Flint rock macadam on Cornell avenue from Thirteenth to Nineteenth, plus a $650 bond for cement walks, lawns, and curb on Wilcox street. Gravel roadways and cement walks are approved for sections of Cornell and Gray streets.
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Washington Street
New York Street
First Alley
Pea Avenue
Michigan Street
St. Street
Hillside
Bloyd Avenues
Nineteenth Street
Rural Street
Senate Avenue
A. D. Bowen
Maple Avenue
Central Avenue
Marion Caldwell
Lowell Avenue
Lowell Street
Meridian Street
New -Fourth Street
F. M
Gray Street
New York
Washington
Ohio Street
Noble Street
Highland Avenue
Flint Rock
Cornell Avenue
Thirteenth Street
National Surety Company
Wilcox Street
Belmont Avenue
Lynn Street
Wellman Pioneer Alonzo Wellman Dies in Bradshaw Neb
Alonzo Wellman, pioneer of York county and Civil War veteran, died at his Bradshaw home after a two year illness. He was among the county's most prominent men and is survived by son Walter Wellman, a newspaper correspondent.
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Alfred Ayres
New York
Paris
Ayres
New Or
Bradshaw
Alonzo Wellman
York County
Walter Wellman
Bragg Reassigned to Hong Kong Post from Havana
Edward B. Bragg, long-serving consul general at Havana, is transferred to the United States near general post in Hong Kong, succeeding William A. Rublee who moves to the Havana consulate. The change reflects a reshuffle of senior diplomatic postings.
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Washington
Edward 8. Bragg
Havana
United States
Hong Kong
William A. Rublee
Golden Medical Discovery Cure Ad From Dr Pierce
A historical testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery plus Pleasant Pellets and All Healing Salve cured eruptive skin disease and impure blood after eight months of use. The reader is warned against substitutes and urged to seek the advertised remedies from the same dealer for profit reasons.
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Dr. Pleser
Coldem
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