At the Old Cross Roads in Park Theater
The Park Theater presents Hal Reid melodrama At the Old Cross Roads amid a busy schedule with Grand vaudeville and Merry Maidens at the Park. The article notes strong audience reception and praises the production, cast, and scenery while mentioning medical updates about Frank Fisher and tidbits on Duse and Crawford's plans.
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Old Cross Roads
Hal Reid
Park Theater
Arthur C. Alston
Park
Ita
Annabel Thornton
Estha Williams
Parepa
James Brophy
Leo Force
The Vinegar Buyer and The Lyceum Theater Cornerstone
The piece notes audiences flock to The Wii Buyer style play and Kendall as a comic force in a strong supporting company. It also reports Daniel Frohman laying the cornerstone of the new Lyceum Theater with bricks from the old building and a souvenir photograph of E A Sothern amid the ceremony.
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Lic
Kendall
New York
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum
West Forty-fifth Street
Lyceum Theater
Frohman
E. A. Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Social notices span Union City to Muncie weddings
Mrs. I P Gray spends week in Union City and others travel to New York Detroit Canton Washington D C and Cincinnati. Miss Vida Elizabeth Cassady weds Peyton Randolph Janney at First Presbyterian Muncie with Detroit and Los Angeles guests. Kokomo region weddings include Lizzie Jackson and W A Hutchinson. Barley Harwood Marion wedding among others.
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I. P. Gray
Union City
Robert L. McOunt
New York
Minnie Clarke
Noblesville
Bartel
Piqua
John T. Barnett
Warren Oaks
Detroit
Canton
Nellie Breevort
Columbus
Maude Cooper
College Avenue
Alfred E. Dickey
North Dakota
Charles M. Baker
Elizabeth Baker
Eugenia B. McOunt
John W. Holcombe
Washington, D. C
Stella Adams
Dorsey-Smith
Monday Conversation Club
Emma E. Barnes
North Capitol Avenue
James N. Rogers
Wellesley
Woman's Research Club
Frederick Heath
West Twelfth Street
E. Lewis Kuhns
Harry Murphy
South Bend
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
James Somerville
North Meridian Street
Mary A. Moody
Greencastle
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Korbly Herve
Madison
Korbly
Omaha
Louise Reese
Laura Martens
Cornelia
Mary Searle
John B. Castleman
Alice Castleman
Louisville
Norton
Ethel McLeod
Battolph-Folsom
Cincinnati
Marjorie Ellis
Seventh Presbyterian Church
David A. Heron
Marguerite Bugbee
Margaret Owings
Ira Brown Bugbee
S. A. Clarke
William Greyer
R. C. Marot
Harry Roll
D. P. Winings
Margaret Wingate
Joseph Reagan
John C. Edmunds
Arthur Brown
Harriet Bugbee
Louise Tutewiler
Alma Craft
Ida Turrell
Ferdinand Wingate
A. B. Chapman
Florence Dunning
Harriet Ingate
Myla Smith
Harriet Tutewiler
Lucile Wingate
Frank Decharm Morris
Springfield
E. R. Vincent
Janney
Cassady
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Vida Elizabeth Cassady
Peyton Randolph Janney
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Oxtoby
Relia Richey
Llewellyn Hemingway
Helen Smith
Klarissa Koons
Anna Goddard
Gertrude Ross
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Cassady
Wabash
Byron Persons
Fred Wilson
Marion
Robert Williams
George Benham
E. B. Ball
Louise Cassady
Joseph Wick
Nville
George Meyers
Calvin Boyd
Kansas City
Abner L. Ross
Grace Mier
Indianapolis
Stephen Freeman
Kokomo
M . Myer
United Brethren Church
E. T. Staley
Tipton
Mae L. Harwood
Charles G. Barley
C. G. Harwood
West Fourth Street
Freeley Rohrer
Erian
Florence Miss
Acariey
Ala
Grange weddings and society notices from Indiana
Greencastle couples Mary Laura Christie and Dr James A Moag wed at the Christie home in Greencastle with future residence listed in Indianapolis Dr Walter Hutcheson weds Ada Farmer in Greencastle ceremony at the bride's home Mrs Bolin and Miss Julia Daugherty marry in Brazil Ind officiated by Father Richard couple to spend time in Milwaukee Invitations issued for Clara Turpen and W F Grimes marriage in Richmond Ind Turpen noted as a vocalist with ties to the Cincinnati May festival and Richmond Musical Club
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McClure Street
Greencastle
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Mary Laura Christie
James A. Moag
P. R. Christie
A. J. Frank
Lebanon
Charles Bolin
Bolin & Son, Grocers
Julia Daugherty
John Daugherty
South Meridian Street
Richard
Bolin
Milwaukee
Grimes
Turpen
Richmond
J. C. Turpen
Greenville
Clara
W. F. Grimes
Miss Turpen
Richmond Musical Club
Cincinnati
Eclipse of the Moon At a City Horse Show
Visitors at Festival Field and the horse show paused to watch the total lunar eclipse. The event began at 10 27 p m and ended with moonlight returning at 1 59 a m as the shadow moved across Luna's face.
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Luna
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded for 24 hours ending Oct 16 1902 show transfers across Indianapolis districts. Notable entries include Charles W. Wilson to Lucia A. Brown for property near Central Ave and Forty-third St valued at 3500, Rosa E. Modreil to C Stanley for McCarty’s West Side lots at Arbor Ave 2000, and multiple parcels along Michigan St Liberty St and North Western Ave. Total transfers and consideration reach 56855 dollars with numerous single-property listings and several smaller cottage and frame dwellings.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Charles W. Wilson
Lucia A. Brown
William Fee Ubee
Forty-third St
Central Ay
Rosa E. Modreil
C! Stanley
Lotfet
McCarty
Arbor Ay
Harvey EB. Woodard
Penning
Valen
Springdale
Cor Tacoma
Ransdeil
Arthur C. Ri Lots
Kenwood
Ada
Arthur V. Brown
Ee Ir
M. Brown
South Meridian
Stadd
Cor Union
Kelly
St. L
Thomas D. Phillips
Marion County & “ Hot Water Heating Company
Cor Northwestern Av
Barbara A. Wadd
Thomas L. —_ Groves
Warren Township
Henry Victor
Fletcher's
Outlet
Atichigan St
Liberty St
Ernest Irmer
Fletcher
Michigan
Liberty
Wayne Townbrip
Fall Creek Union Precsatory Association
William H. Hornady
Fall Creek Union Cemetery
J. M. Rhodes
Tllinois
Dewey Av
Twenty-fourth St
B. & L. Assemil Mantel
Boswell & Fleming
Grandview
Cor Cornell
Twenty-eighth St
Nettie Sommers
Henry F. Shoemaker
Allen's 2d
Rader St
E Clark
May Regar
Elk Add
Barth
Johnson's
Indianapolis
Lee St
Miller Cherise
Dore
Frank
Clark
Chambers
Irvington
Cor Chambers St
Ritter
Rehm
Ovid Butler
Cor Central Av
New Crown Cemetery Co
Indiana Trust Co
David H. Gause
King and
Chas. Funk
New Crowe Corabroty
Picansensvenss
Samuel Clark
James Hinke
Maple St
Et Carty St
Adolph Seidensticker
Mary
Wainwright to Leave Annapolis for Newark Command
Commander Richard Wainwright received orders to leave the Naval Academy and report by November 3 to command the cruiser Newark. He will depart Annapolis November 1 and 8, while Brownson arrives November 3 to take over his duties.
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Annapolis
Richard Wainwright
Navy Department
Washington
Naval Academy
United States
Newark
Wainwright
Brownson
Took Oil Out of Ground by Bond Damages Suit
Western Oil Company sues American Surety Company and R W and Retta Bradford for 10000 alleging damages from an injunction in a United States Court. The firm leased Bradford land and was enjoined from drilling. injunction later dissolved. It claims eight wells could have been drilled and seeks recovery for equipment, attorneys, and other costs incurred during the injunction case.
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Western Oil Company
American Surety Company
R. W
Retta B. Bradford
United States
Bradfords
One and a Half Rows of Corn Dispute Settled in Court
Two neighboring farmers John Coyle and Gottlieb Buchi settled a dispute over one and a half rows of corn. Judge Leathers ruled no damages to Coyle, but costs totaling 35 dollars divided: Coyle 20 and Buchi 15, with no further appeal. The case arose after Coyle allegedly encroached on Buchi’s land and Buchi plowed it. The matter ended with a court-ordered cost share and no damages.
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John Coyle
Gottlieb Buchi
Coyle
Justice's Court
Edward Matthews sues railway firm for 114.90 damages
Edward Matthews yesterday filed suit against the P C C St L Railway Company for 114 90 damages. He says 107 oil stones valued at 1 each were shipped to Kankakee but not delivered despite an offer to pay freight, and he incurred extra railroad travel and telephone costs. A separate entry notes a judgment of 278 60 against Lawrence A Winnedge in favor of Morss Opdyke Co. for whom he was a traveling salesman, with unspecified collection issues.
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Allen
Circuit Court
Calvin M. Ewing
City Board of Health
Buehler
Board of Health
Edward Matthews
P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Kankakee
Lawrence A. Winnedge
Morss
Circuit Court Dockets With Dismissals and Foreclosures
In Henry Clay Allen court, John W. Lane vs James R. Hamiltons Estate is dismissed by claimants with costs awarded against claimant. John Osterman vs American Homing Mill Company before judge Leathers, trial by court. Wallace Machine and Foundry vs Fowler Electric Light, plaintiff dismisses. costs paid. M OConnor Company vs Patrick J et al forecloses. money had and received. judge instructs jury.
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
John W. Lane
James R. Hamilton
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Joseph Miller
Frederick Shirley
Apeal
Tatewene
James M. Leathers
John Osterman
American Homing Mill Company
Wallace Machine and Foundry Company
Fowler Electric Light Company
Vinson Carter
M. O'Connor Company
Patrick J
H We
Hamilton
New Suits Filed in Various Superior Courts
The docket lists Laura Gilbert vs James Gilbert in divorce in Sup Court Room 1. Western Oil Martette vs American Surety Company et al on bond in Sup Court Room 1. The Stevenson Building Company vs Mary O Martin et al mortgage foreclosure in Sup Court Room 3. H Lillie Mackey vs William T Latta et al replevin in Sup Court Room 3. Edward Matthews vs P C C St L Railroad Company damages in Sup Court Room 2.
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Laura Gilbert
James Gilbert
Supor Court
Estern Oil Marette
American Surety Camneny
Superior Court
The
Stevenson Building Company
Mary O. Martin
H. Lillie Mackey
William T. Latta
Edward Matthews
P., C., C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Supreme Court Civil Docket Highlights and Opinions
The record lists multiple appellate and circuit cases with brief summaries. It covers foreclosures lacking timely filing, party designations in appeals, petitions for replies, and transfers. Notable entries include Martin v Berry affirmance, Gunn v Hayworth dismissal, State v Cary, Wier v ex rel Wool, Hague v State ex rel, and Riley v Haworth with detailed notes on contract and statute of frauds.
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Supreme Court
Martin
Berry
Huntington D. Co
Jordan
Gunn
Hayworth
Hamilton C. C
Hadley
Noted Opinions on Mortgage Validity and Injunctions
Summary of recent opinions holds that a mortgage in a fictitious name remains a valid instrument between landowner and mortgagee and can create a valid lien. Another case upholds an injunction and boycott against a manufacturer for pressuring merchants during labor troubles, deemed a constitutional violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackman
Legal Principles In Public Rights And Contracts Cited
A survey of cases addresses free speech and publication rights, testamentary capacity of married women, constitutionality of anti collusion statutes, municipal liability for fire department neglect, validity of regular railroad tickets across transfers, permissible competition, challenge to special assessments for street improvements, liability for misused broker margins, and admissibility of a street car conductor’s fare trip report in related litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Scheffer
Justus
Peterson
Wilmington
N. C
Louisville & N. R. R. Co
Klyman
Tenn
West Virginia Transportation Company
Standard Oil] Company
W. Va
Gage
Raymond
Central Stock and Grain Exchange
Bendinger
Callihan
Washington Water Power Co
Wash
L. R
Peary Undergoes Simple, Successful Operation
Philadelphia October 16 statement reports Lieutenant Peary’s operation was simple and successful. A recovery is anticipated and it is believed he will soon resume official duties. The note asserts the procedure does not affect his overall physical condition.
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Philadelphia
Peary
Home Dressmaking Hints From May Manton
Box plaits are a season feature seen on many waists. The stylish blouse shows them arranged novelly with either plain or plaited back. It uses sage green taffeta stitched with corticelli silk and pairs with the Eton collar, the plain stock option also available.
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May Manton
Eton
Sewing pattern description with blouse and sizes
A vintage pattern note describes a fitted blouse with bishop sleeves and a roll over Eton collar. It lists fabric options taffeta and peau de soie and provides yardage for sizes 34 to 42 bust and different fabric widths, along with a coupon instruction.
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Colin
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North Illinois St. Tels
Frank Fisher
Fisher and Clark
the Grand
Miss Bergere
Fannie Rice
Josephine Sabel
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Boston
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Camille and
Sudermann
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Mary Johnston
Audrey
Mrs. le Moyne Ottis Skinner
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James G. Huneker
New York Sun
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Mail and Express
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Naples
Sol Sol Smith
Usgevot
Messrs. Bier
English's
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Personal and
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Price Avenue
J. D. McBride
Shiring Street
J. A. Skinner
Jefferson
T. George
Broadway
John Bates
Warman
Sonaoe Elwanger
Addison Street
Rank Hawkins
Addison
Bartholomew
Reeser Ruth
W. T. Multon
Ruth
Ohio
William Andd Ella Hannafin
Emhardt
South East
A. G. BE. Schockley
West Twenty-seventh
Ed Meyer
Street
Hamilton County
Henry N. Gunn
Cassius Haworth
Ie Supreme Court
Huntington Circuit Court
M. D. L. Martin
Huntington
Marie C. Hartman
Charles L. Hartman
Ida D. Hartman
Emma Ruske
Ida D
Martha Kretsch
Lillie Linster
Bertha Mehl
Hattie Geilow
Charles Hartman
George Hartman
Stickney
James Stickney
Stubbs
Anna Cole
Edward Matthews Sues
the Court Record
Appellate Court
Riley
Haworth
Clinton C. C
Robinson
Smelser
Pugh
Wiley, C. J
Equity
Ballard
Complin
Henry C. C
Henley
P. J
John Evans
Olive L. Oden
Allen C. C
Rip
van Winkie
Eva
Mississippi
Mars
West
Argest Music
Pennsylvania
Sarily
Ex Nee
Arctic
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