Theaters Schedule and San Toy Review at Grand Opera House
The afternoon and evening programs feature Grand Vaudeville, Park, and Empire shows with Zig Zag Alley The Moonlight Maids and San Toy praised for its humor and music. English's Opera House hosted San Toy last night with strong performances by Fortesque Collins Lambert Bowen and others. Lazarre at English's with Skinner Boucicault announced for the week. Josephine Sabel adjusts her act and plans to Berlin. Meredith sisters from Cincinnati headline Grand and debut at Tony Pastor's next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand—Vaudeville
Empire
The
United States
San Toy
Samuel Collins
Sarong Lambert
Elgie Bowen
Neille Lynch
Dudley
Norah Lambert
Sir Bingo
Hobart Smock
Bobby Ton
Joseph Canto
Sing Hi
Ba Otis Skinner
Aubrey Boucicault
Mrs. Catherwood
Lazarre
Mr. Skinner
Count de Chaumont
New York State
Napoleon I
Tuilleries
Count de Provence
Mittau
Russia
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Josephine Sabel
the Grand
Berlin
Meredith Sisters
Cincinnati
Europe
Tony Pastor
New
Music at German House Opens Season With Bruch Oratorio
The Musikverein led by Ernestinoff presents the season opener at the German House this evening featuring a scene from Bruch's oratorio Odysseus as the main work. Tickets for the Teettal recital by Mrs. Morris Black at the Propylaeum Friday evening are on sale at Baldwin's. Edward Taylor will recital Friday at the German House with Ada Wheeler and Sue Derexa Smith performing and accompanying with Estelle Gause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musikverein
Ernestinoff
Bruch
Odysseus
Baldwin
Morris Black
Propylaeum
Edward Taylor
Ada Wheeler
Mendelssohn
Sue Derexa Smith
Vieuxtemps
Mr. Taylor
Little Love
Edgar M. Cawley
Miss Wheeler
Estelle Gause
Social Notes: Local resident travels and engagements
Mr. Lee Elam returns from abroad. Miss Gardner of Wilkes-Barre hosts Miss Amy Rothe. Miss Edith Day McNair visits Miss Grace Riebel. Miss Sue Williams of St Louis attends wedding plans for Miss Marie Beaver and Luther M. Christian. Mr and Mrs Charlie H. Ruse relocate to Catalina Island apartments. Mrs Joseph C Schaf and children back from fifteen months in Europe. Miss Madeline Maus returns to Indianapolis after year abroad. Dr and Mrs O C Lukenbill back from two weeks in New York and Greenwich. Mrs H H Vinton and daughter Catherine visit town. Miss Needham of Washington DC hosts Gertrude Wocher until her wedding November 5. Mr and Mrs Wocher invite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Elam
Miss Gardner
Wilkesbarre
Amy Rothe
Edith Day McNair
Halstead
Aan
Grace Riebel
Sue Williams
St. Louis
Marie Beaver
Luther M. Christian
Charlies H. Ruse
Avalon
Catalina Island
la von
Joseph C. Schaf
Europe
Madeline Maus
Indianapolis
O. C. Lukenbill
New York
Greenwich
Conn
H H. Vinton
Catherine
Lafayettes
Needham
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Wocher
Wil
Autumn nuptials and society notices across Indianapolis
Varied social items recount autumn weddings. Miss Percy Walker weds Harry Devereux Hammond at Christ Church with family from New York and Cincinnati present. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Robert Kevill at 1181 East Washington Street. Propylaeum hosts a bankers reception for State Bankers Association delegates. Lectures on domestic science by Mrs Elizabeth A Hiller planned. Musical evening hosted by Mrs May Wright Sewall featuring Miss Emma Lucy Gates. Numerous visits and social calls among Abbott, Tarkington, Bobbs, Clokey, and Benedict circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Elliott
Elliott
E. C. Sewall
Jospeh T. Elliott
H. M. Lash
L. H. Murrell
Miss Fisher
Red Oak
Florence Plum
Harris
Mona Taggart
Grace Cook
Edward J. Pohlman
Holy Cross Church
Father Sprigler
Mabel Norris
Walter Engle
Lou Ott
Joe Fox
Hunter Richey
Walter Johnson
East Market Street
Robert L. Kevill
East Washington Street
Mr. Kevill
New York City
Kevill
Amelia Armstrong
North Vernon
Ind
Henry C. Higgins
Lima
William B. Sigman
Columbus
Edward Burgess
Propylaeum
State Bankers’ Association
Preston Kelsey
Edward L. McKee
M. B. Wilson
Henry Eitel
A. A. Barnes
Hervey Bates
S. A. Fletcher
Charles L. Farrell
C. E. Holloway
John N. Carey
W. H. Coleman
John C. Dean
C. A. Kenyon
S. E. Morss
A. L. Mason
Morris Ross
Christ Church
Percy Walker
Ivan N. Walker
Harry Devereux Hammond
Francis J. Hammond
William E. Sharpe
Layton Walker
Blake Stone
Joseph Joiner
Mendelssohn
Morris Black
New York
Hammond
Charles Stone
James D. Stanley
Paris
Meridian
Charles Emschler
Cincinnati
Hiller
H. H. Hanna
Chicago
Pennsylvania Street
Emma Lucy Gates
Susan Young Gates
Sewall
John Candee Dean
Julia Harrison Moore
Deborah Moore
Emma Atkins
Flora M. Hunter
Adelaide Carman
Miss Gates
Ave
Mascagni
Rose
Gaynor
Elizabeth Collins in Coma After Sunday Accident
Miss Elizabeth Collins school teacher remained unconscious after a Sunday afternoon accident. Attendants at St Vincent's Hospital reported she showed no improvement and suffered a profound concussion amid unclear injuries involving a Mr Rigg, with efforts ongoing to determine the full extent of her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Collins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Collins
Hanna Indiana tour notables to meet senator in Indianapolis
Senator Hanna arrives tomorrow at 5 30 PM and will be met by a business men committee of about 100. He will stay with Senator Fairbanks, dine at his home, and attend a Marion Club escort and Tomlinson Hall gathering with reserved seating for ladies and escort groups.
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Hanna
Senator Fairbanks
Marion Club
Columbia Club
Tomlinson Hall
Floyd A. Woods
Senator Hanna
Goodrich
Indiana
Jesse Overstreet
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Shelbyville
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Secretary Shaw Speech Electrifies Both Parties
Secretary Shaw's speech Monday night drew broad approval from Republicans and Democrats alike. Party leaders praised the address as fair and effective, with Chairman Goodrich saying it would energize audiences and even induce voting the right way, while a Democratic county candidate warned it could hurt their ticket if he stayed in Indiana.
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Shaw
Goodrich
Iowa
Indiana
Overstreet Holds Noon Meetings Stimulate Republicans
Representative Overstreet drew about 200 listeners at Nordyke & Marmon’s noon gathering, with favorable reception and further plans for daily noon and two nightly meetings. He is slated to speak today at Brown Ketcham iron works and National Malleable Iron and Casting Company works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Overstreet
Overstreet
Nordyke & Marmon's
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
National Malleable Iron and Casting Company
Pressley Smith Plans Marion Morgan Campaign Swing
Pressley M. Smith, candidate for joint senator for Marion and Morgan counties, will spend the final two weeks in Marion county after speaking in Morgan. He asserts the Republican organization is in fine shape and reports bad weather as the only regular obstacle to campaign meetings. Special effort targets Morgan for the representative election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressley M. Smith
Marion
Morgan Counties
Marion County
Morgan County
Morgan
McKinley Club Members Urged to Meet for City March
President Sweeney of the McKinley Club calls members to assemble tomorrow evening at the clubhouse on Hamilton Avenue and East Michigan Street. A car will transport the group to the Hanna meeting in the city center. Downtown members should meet the car at Ohio and East Streets for the march to Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
McKinley Club
East End
Republican Club
Hamilton Avenue
East Michigan Street
Hanna
Ohio
East Streets
Tomlinson
Two Speeches Tonight by Representative Overstreet
Representative Overstreet will address Southport voters at 7 oclock for an hour. He will then speak at the Oliver P Morton Republican Club rooms, drawing large crowds amid strong interest in his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overstreet
Southport
Oliver P. Morton Republican Club
Moffett Predicts GOP Upbeat Outlook in Indiana
Miles K. Moffett of Connersville called on Chairman Goodrich with glowing stories of Republican chances in his region. He claimed everything looks good and the Legislature is certainly safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles K. Moffett
Connersville
Goodrich
Mr. Moffett
Imperial Ginseng Company Incorporation in Indianapolis
A new concern named Imperial Ginseng Company incorporated in Indianapolis with $25,000. Incorporators Ikko Matsumoto, A B Cohen, Julius Rothbart, and Berne B Cohen are listed as residents of Indianapolis. Plans indicate a ginseng venture near Woodruff Place or sale of the company to China. also Sheridan House Company incorporated to build a new hotel at South Bend.
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Imperial Ginseng Company
Indianapolis
Ikko Matsumoto
A. B. Cohen
Julius Rothbart
Berne B. Cohen
Woodrutt Place
China
Sheridan Ouse Company
New Grant County Lycoming Oil and Gas Co Formed
The Lycoming Oil and Gas Company is the name of a new concern that will do business in Grant county with headquarters at Marion. The capital is $10,000 and the incorporators are Leander J. Meyer Andrew W. Golden John W. Van Horn Charles E. Bennett John S. Leinbach Byron A. Weaver Harry P. Keyte Worthington J. Gregg and Edgar C. Caffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peas M. Jackson
Philip & Ape Tone
Adele Iele
Bickford and
Eurant
Central Machine Works
Indianapolis
Robert C. Barry
Calvin &. Duke
Parvin F. Wright
Lycoming Oil and Gas Company
Grant County
Marion
Leander J. Meyer
Andrew W. Golden
John W. van
Insulted Three Girls By Powell Arrests At Festival Field
John Powell a colored cook at the Streets of Cairo show on Festival Field allegedly insulted three white girls on Washington street west of the river. A bicycle rider alerted Patrolmen Leet and Gregory. Powell and two accomplices pursued by locals. Powell fled with two cobblestones a knife and a razor found on arrest charged with carrying concealed weapons.
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John Powell
Cairo
Festival Field
Leet
Gregory
Powell
Washington Street
Masonic Grand Council Holds Indiana Session Amid Lodge Meetings
The Masonic Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Indiana met at Masonic Hall in advance of the Grand Lodge sessions. Illustrious Grand Master John J. Richards was absent due to illness, Henry W. Mordhurst presiding. Fifty-eight deaths were reported in the past year, including Grand Master Walter R. Dodfrey and former grand recorder William H. Smythe. Officers were elected: Illustrious Grand Master George F. Keiper. Deputy Illustrious Grand Master Joseph L. Schumacher. other posts filled by Robert B. Whitsett, Martin H. Rice, Calvin W. Prather, Cyrus Cline. Standing committees were named, detailing credentials, visiting committees, charters, dispensations, grievances, claims, payroll, jurisprudence, foreign correspondence, and unfinished business.
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Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Indiana
Masonic Hall
Grand Lodge of Masons of
John J. Richards
New Albany
Henry W. Mordhurst
Lafayette
Richards
Grand Council
Walter R. Dodfrey
Michigan City
William H. Smythe
Indianapolis
Grand Recorder
Recorder
George F. Keiper
Joseph L. Schumacher
Anderson
Robert B. Whitsett
Logansport
Martin H. Rice
Calvin W. Prather
Cyrus Cline
Angola
Charles C. Gilmore
Charles E. Amsden
Shelbyville
Frank E. McKown
Frankfort
Edward H. de Wolfe
Vincennes
Aaron Simon
Wabash
Henry Aronstein
W. Miles
Marion
George P. Graf
Knightstown
Frederick Glass
Madison
William BE. Brown
Pendleton
Walter M. Burton
Mitchell
Alfred W. Emery
Evansville
Isaac P. Leyden
Charles Bosserman
Laporte
de Witt C. Hamilton
Columbus
William Meseke
Seymour
Alonzo 5
Nichols
Charles M. Michales
New Castle
Newton Crooke
Bedford
Greeley M. Zimmerman
Ligonier
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Frank A. Evans
Washington
William H. Miles
Covington
Robert W. Cox
Rushville
Charles J. Showalter
Connersville
Willam Tuppee
Mishawaka
William A. Miller
Lebanon
George W. Lackey
Auburn
William W. Austin
Lucien A. Forte
Daniel McDonald
Hezekiah R. Marlatt
Orlando W. Brownlack
Oliver B. Sargent
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Slot seam effects dominate current fashion, showcased in a snowflake cheviot model trimmed with black carticelli silk piping and ornamental buttons. The nine gore skirt features tuck plaits along gore edges to form the slot seams, illustrating versatile styling for various skirt and suit fabrics.
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May Manton
Red Men Still At Work At Masonic Hall Session
At the thirty fourth annual Improved Order of Red Men meeting in Masonic Hall officers were elected. Coffman won great junior sagamore. committees named. league organization discussed. delegates reported progress, finances, and law revisions. A levy for a Red Men home was set for vote.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Masonic Hall
Charles B. Hicks
Leban
Sagamore
J. E. Sedwick
Martinsville
J. F. Coffman
Muncie
Thomas G. Harrison
Indianapolis
Louis W. Otto
Crawfordsville
G. A. Carr
Greenfield
John A. McGaw
Grand Council
Kendal M. Hord
Shelbyville
B. B. Campbell
Anderson
Wilson Roose
Goshen
Thomas G. Gray
F. D. White
Connersville
Great Sachem
Coffman
Committee On
Committee On Law
Ane
Asonic Hall
Itasca
Red Cloud
Pokagon Tri
City Sanitarian Targets Impure Milk in Restaurants
City Sanitarian Beuhler says restaurateurs violate the State pure food law by selling impure milk. Four keepers were arrested on warrants sworn by him, including Charles A. Leeseman of 410 West Washington. Arrests followed for J. F. Shirley, C. R. Miles, and H. M. Donahue, all on East Washington streets. He will continue inspections citywide and issue warrants for any milk below standard.
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Beuhler
Dr. Beuhler
Charles A. Leeseman
West Washington Street
J. F. Shirley
East Washington Street
C. R. Miles
H. M. Donahue
Gas Trust Manager Denies Plans For Artificial Gas
Bement Lyman, general manager of the Consumers' Gas Trust Company, said last night the report that directors planned to discuss manufacturing artificial gas to substitute for natural gas was evidently mistaken. He knew of no directors’ meeting to consider the subject and did not believe there was any intent to pursue it.
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Bement Lyman
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
The Footballist by W. D. Nesbit
A Baltimore American excerpt poem-like portrayal depicts a furious football player in wrinkled brow and dented cheek. Descriptive phrases convey the crowd’s fear and the grand stand’s shudder as the athlete dominates the field with raw strength.
Fate of Joe Spaulding in Murder Trial at Indianapolis Court
The trial of Joseph Spaulding for the July 30 murder of Raphael Competello in East Washington street concluded after Judge Alford instructed the jury on malice degrees and manslaughter. Prosecution led by Ruckelshaus urged guilt amid rising violence concerns, while defense argued self defense and that Italian assailants provoked the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spaulding
Raphael Competello
East Washington Street
Criminal Court
Alford
Spaulding
Competello
Eugene McGinniss
Ruckelshaus
Lizzie Spaulding
Indianapolis
Lynn B. Hay
Frank McCray
McCray
East Washion Street
McGinniss
Marion County
Grave Robbery Inquiry In Marion County Continues
The Marion County grand jury pressed ahead with its grave robbery examination as detectives and witnesses testified on ghoul activities in local cemeteries. Deputy Prosecutor Charles Benedict leads the probes. Dr Joseph C Alexander declined an invitation to testify, amid disputed credibility with Cantrell and other accused ghouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
Charles Benedict
Joseph C. Alexander
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ruckelshaus
Alexander
Cantrell
Guardian Appointed for Mrs. Stuard in Probate Court
Probate Commissioner Walker names Conrad Hiller guardian for Mrs. Kittle M. Stuard to manage real estate and affairs. Bond set at 3, amid long litigation over alleged incompetence and property disputes dating from domestic relations with her husband. Other suits include recovery of property and defamation claims. appointment opposed by parties in ongoing cases. In separate filing, William Kemker seeks divorce from Fay Kemker citing quarrelsomeness and vicious habits.
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Walker
Conrad Hiller
Kittle M. Stuard
Hiller
Stuard
Twoen
William Kemker
Fay Kemker
Attorney sues for 5000 over saloon assault on West Eighteenth
Eli Ritter filing for Frank Brinkley against James M. Jones seeks 5000 damages for injuries from a September 6 personal encounter in a saloon on West Eighteenth street. Brinkley also sues to recover Jones's bond signed by the Pabst Brewing Company and Gustave Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ritter
Frank Brinkley
James M. Jones
Jones
West Eighteenth Street
Brinkley
Pabst Brewing Company
Gustave Schmidt
Appeal in Hamp ton murder case filed in Supreme Court
The appeal in the Charles Hampton murder of Wilson Haynes at Coatesville was filed yesterday in the Supreme Court. Exhibits attached to the transcript include a long ulster overcoat a pair of shoes a cigar box with cigars and other items. The court has warned against presenting such evidence on appeal and the clerk says there is no proper place to store these ghastly articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hampton
Wilson Haynes
Coatesville
Supreme Court
Dill suit against Marmon for damages continued
John Dill sues Daniel W Marmon for 20000 in Noblesville over injuries at Marmon’s model flour mill. The case centers on yard operations and a malfunctioning freight car mechanism that failed to stop injuring Dill’s right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dill
Daniel W. Marmon
Marmon
Noblesville
Feehers Dill
Father seeks Reform School for incorrigible son
James Griffin filed a petition in the Criminal Court yesterday asking that his twelve year old son Frederick be sent to the Reform School for boys. He states in the petition that his son is incorrigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffin
Criminal Court
Frederick
Reform School For
Court records span murder to divorce in Indiana system
Multiple courts report on cases including first degree murder against Joseph Spaulding, real estate conveyance by August Wacker and Louise Wacker, guardianship, verdicts for plaintiffs, damages actions against Indianapolis Street Railway, divorces, foreclosures, and orders of commitment to reform school. Appellate briefs and procedural notes conclude the record.
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Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
State of
Indiana
Joseph Spaulding
Arnent
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
August Wacker
Louise Wacker
Elmer W. Stout
Mary E. Wright
Frank M. Hay
Justice of the
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
John Dill
Deniel Marmon
James M. Leathers
Charles Koehring Et al
David J. Matan
Lonnie Phillips
Pearl G. Jumes
Frank Bunkiey
James M. Jones
Wilhelm L. Rohde
George Burton
Virginia Burton
Rebecca Keller
John H. Keller
The
Celtic Savings and Loan Association No
Lillian B. Lane
William B. Lane, Jr
William Kemker
Fay Kemker
State of Indiana
Frederick Griffin
Julia M. Cully
Staughton
F. Cully
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Butterick Patterns
Empress Coffee
English
J H Jefferson
Bob Acres
Personal and
J. H. Sloan
Santa Fe
N. M
Booth Tarkington
Maxinkuckee
Mr. Tarkington
John H. Tarkington
W. C. Bobbs
Howard Ler Christy
W. L. Milkan
Hugh McGibeny
Miller
Miss Bobbs
Mary Bell Clokey
Decatur, MI
Edith Pearson
Obie J. Smith
Edith Starr
Greensburg
William H. Benedict
Guilford
Kate Williams
Herome
MR. Hanna
Fairbanks
Cook
Masonic Grand Council
Thomas J. Gray
George A. Carr
Louis Stoy
George F. David
William Rider
Co. E. Sherman
C. R. Johnson, Jr
William A. Morris
W. A. Engle
James Calthan
C. R. Barnaby
A. W. Bates
W. J. Barley
George F. Eee
W.S. Almond
N. W. Severne
W. D. King
Charles Matherson
W. L. Hungerford
J. W. Lee
C. G. Deardorff
D. M. Snider
W. B. Carroll
W. W. Drinkwater
Max Tannebaum
C. J. Krautter
A. M. Booe
George W. Osborne
Albert Kegerreis
J. E. Stopps
T. H. Small
J. W. Martin
J. E. Sullivan
C. E. Crawford
League
Charles L. Feltus
Philip Owen
Eli Hoover
Joseph Hurley
F. W. Genung
J. W. Mitchell
J. E. Merritt
Sachem
L. W. Otto
Alexandria
Terre Haute
C. A. Martin
Otto
Order
General Order
Great Council
the Footballist
W. D. Nesbit
Baltimore
Jewett Pianos
Jewett
Chickering
Voee
Vers & Pond
Fischer, Cameron, Braumailer
Halet & Devis
Wuischoer
Stewart
Stodart
WN. Penn
St. Indiana
Joe Spaulding
Guardian
News of Courts
Stoughton V
Quor
Allen
John E. Sullivan
Silas M
Sullivan's Bond
Daniel Burton
Dr. Alexander
Dill
Charles W. Dunn
State of India
Ain c
Goa
Sohn Co. McChipporahlee
Lana
Hendricks C. C
Appellate Court
John P. Evans
Olive L. Odem
Alien
C. C. Appellant
Henry Lightcap
Joseph Konovoriy Starke
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