Crystal Anniversary Receptions Mark 15 Years of Marriage
The article details a North Meridian street celebration hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Norwood Catterson for their fifteenth wedding anniversary. The home was lavishly decorated with palms amilax roses and chrysanthemums, American Beauty roses in table centerpieces, and shaded lighting. Hart's orchestra provided music as guests from Richmond Lafayette Muncie Marion and Knightstown attended the formal reception and social gathering.
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California
Colonel Merrill
Los Angeles
Jennie Rafert
Denver
Cal
Warder
Ohio
Emily Fletcher
Julia Hollweg
St. Louis
H. E. Newcomer
Little Son
Terre Haute
Ethel Farley
Gertrude Wocher
Mary Kahlo
Columbia Club
Lena Brash
Clara Eddy
Washington, D. C
Charles Lilly
Blacherne
Mary Rogers
Logansport
Anna Louise Beck
George B. Elliott
Katherine DePauw
Richards-Thompson
Louisville
Albert Gall
Edmund C. Gall
Albert Gall, Jr
Frederick Gall
North
Illinois Street
W. C. Vinnedge
Rose Vinnedge
W. F. Laycock
Harry H. Haffner
S. E. Perkins
Martinsville
J. W. Mitchell
Perkins
Martinsville Art Club
Madonna
Mary Olive Eddy
Frederick C. Youngman
Miss Eddy
Hiawatha
Kaw
Eddy
Butler College
Mary E. Hannah
Edna Alice Frank
Edith Pearson
Bell Clokey
Decatur
Miss Harris
Newark
N. J
Miss Gardiner
Wilkesbarre
Walter Scott Ryan
J. M. Scott
Delaware Street
Muncie
Ryan
Smith-Pearson
May Wright Sewall
Mme
Sofia Friedland
Scott
Herbert Fieber
Wilmer Christian
George C. Pearson
John Love
Fred Brinker
Edna Frank
Fred Denny
Adelaide Green
Wilam Cocheran
Laura Howe
Alma Bachman
Clokey
Decatur, Ill
Harris
Fisher
Red Oak
Gardiner
George Norwood Catterson
North Meridian Street
Hart
Richmond
Lafayette
Marion
Knightstown
Runaway Girl at Park Delights Two Audiences
The English musical comedy The Runaway Girl played at the Park yesterday and runs through Thursday. It features George W. Leslie as Flipper with James Powers and Arthur Dunn, Louise in the title role, and Sadie Kirby as Carmenita. The chorus sings and dances brightly in two daily performances.
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the Park
George W. Leslie
Flipper
James Powers
Arthur Dunn
Cook
Dolly Jordan Shines in Scribner's Gay Morning Glories Burlesque
Patrons at the Empire Theater disrupt the finale with uproar as Miss Dolly Jordan delivers high order singing from the Opera Robert le Diable. Police eject antagonists while the burlesque troupe showcases acrobatics, dancing, juggling, and ensemble singing led by Jordan and Miss Viola Sheldon.
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Empire Theater
Dolly Jordan
Scribner's
Miss Jordan
Scribner
Miss Cooper
Alio
Couture Brothers
Clifford
Burke
John Hoover
Leslie Brothers
Viola Sheldon
Bernhardt Returns to Berlin Stage in Fedora Triumph
In Berlin tonight Sarah Bernhardt opened at the Royal Theater in Fedora her first German appearance since 1870. Nobility and Berlin social leaders attended as Emperor William and the Empress sent a wreath. She was repeatedly recalled and praised, and after the performance she said, If statesmen can forget so can I.
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Berlin
Sarah Bernhardt
Germany
Royal Theater
William
Mme. Bernhardt
Mme. Beripares
Julia Marlowe Cancels Engagements Over Illness
Miss Julia Marlowe has canceled engagements for two weeks due to illness. She fell ill in Providence last night, was brought to New York, and is now under a physician's care in her apartments.
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Atlantic
Jefferson
Mr. Jefferson
Sefferson
Sir Anthony
John Jack
Captain
Beverly
Francis Carlyle i
Joseph Jefferson
Ph Jefferson, Jr
Rge Denham
Walter Wareniliam Jefferson
Ffolliett Paget
Frances Pemberton
Blanche Benderip
Lydia Languish
Lucy
Successed
New York
Julia Marlowe
Baltimore
Providence
R. L
Personal and Society Notes From Town Visitings
Miss Elizabeth Ehrlich of Brazil visits Miss Helen Cruse. Mrs. W. C. Arp of Terre Haute guests in town yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Hawkins return from a short Chicago visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chew of Xenia in town visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Clarence M. Zener in Chicago but not returning until tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Merrill return from a six weeks trip.
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Elizabeth Ehrlich
Brazil
Mies Helen Cruse
W. C. Arp
Terre Haute
Don P. Hawkins
Chicago
Henry Chew
Xenia
Clarence M. Zener
Charles White Merrill
Lecture by Charles Dennison Kellogg Benefit at Manual Training High
Charles Dennison Kellogg will lecture at Tomlinson Hall on Monday evening December 1 to aid the two senior classes of Manual Training High School. Charles Jennings and James McPheeters lead the January and June classes. Tickets go on sale immediately. Proceeds support the school, with last year’s Ernest Thompson-Seton talk raising over $600 for the gym fund, now totaling over $700, making it unlikely the 193 seniors’ earnings will be used for gym purposes.
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Charles Denison Kellogg
Manual Training High School
Tomlinson Hall
Charles Jennings
James McPheeters
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Emmerich
Secretary Harry Slough Named Census Agent in Indiana
Harry Slough, secretary of Central Labor Union, was appointed special Indiana agent of the Census Bureau. He resigned from the Burford printing house last Friday after ten years’ service to begin duties as a government officer in this city. Slough has served six terms as Central Labor Union secretary and was elected to the post while a delegate from the Typographical Union.
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Harry Slough
Central Labor Union
Indiana
Census Bureau
Slough
Burford Printing House
Burford House
Typographical Union
King Humbert Society Rece tion Dance at Germania Hall
Members of the King Humbert Society, drawn from the local Italian colony, held their annual reception and dance at Germania Hall. The evening featured a program of musical and literary numbers followed by dancing.
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King Humbert Society
Germania Hall
Ministers’ Association Meets at Meridian Street Church
The Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal meeting introduced pastors including Rev. M. S. Taylor of Odon and Rev. Goodwin from California street, with others present at the gathering.
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Ministers’ Association
Meridian-street Methodist Episcopal Py
Ee Wr Goodwin
California
Endrickson
M. S. Taylor
Odon
City Ministers to Exchange Pulpits on Sunday Morning
I N Thompson of Mooresville Rev James Hickson of Brooklyn and Rev E M Chambers of Fairland announce a pulpit exchange on Sunday morning Dec 28. An all sermon to discuss honoring God with our substance is planned for Wednesday Nov 19. Various pastors and speakers from Chicago Cincinnati Shelbyville and Kentucky will address the meeting.
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I. N. Thompson
Mooresville
James Hickson
Brooklyn
E. M. Chambers
Fairland
F. O. Ballard
Memorial Church
Blynn Yates
Pastalo
William Éenn Methodist
Cincinnati
J. Duncan
Shelbyville
E. C. Ray
Chicago
E. B. Stuart
United Presbyterian
Judge Hobrey
Kentucky
Thomas Lee
Miss Elizabeth Collins Succumbs After Bicycle Crash
Miss Elizabeth Collins, longtime city public school teacher, died last night at St Vincent's Hospital after a Oct 19 bicycle accident on Broadway. She suffered a brain concussion, then paralysis on the left side, improved only by removal of a brain blood clot by Drs Leathers and Oliver. She lived at 614 North New Jersey street.
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Elizabeth Collins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Douglas Leathers
John H. Oliver
Broadway
Pratt Street
Miss Collins
Leathers
New Jersey Street
New Religious Society In Manila Renounces Papal Authority
The Catholic Church of the Philippines was inaugurated in Manila with Mass. Bishop Aglipay announced renunciation of Papal authority while maintaining Roman Catholic forms. Aguinaldo named lay official. fourteen bishops and a large lay council named.
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Manila
Catholic Church of the Philippines
Aglipay
Aguinaldo
Church of the Philippines
The
Philippines
Isabelo de Los Reyes
Pasqual Poblete
Upuman Secret Society
Father Aglipay
Catholic Church
Felipe Buencamino
Federal Party
United States
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton Features Shoulder Styles
May Manton notes long-shouldered effects dominate the season in shirtwaists and elaborate models. A smart waist illustrated shows a novel yoke that can extend over the shoulders or be cut off, reflecting drooping shoulders and bishop stock trends. The original uses cream French flannel.
Vest style waist pattern for medium size with bishop neck
This pattern description details a white stitched waist in pale blue corticelli silk with a snug foundation lining optional. Fronts are tucked into a yoke, back is plain with a center front box plait, sleeves in shirt style with straight cuffs, bishop neck elongates at front, and material requirements are listed for various widths. Pattern 4259 fits busts 32 to 40 inches. send 10 cents for coupon and pattern.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Marriage License for Hickey and Ritchie
Edward A. Hickey and Agnes R. Ritchie obtained a marriage license yesterday. Hickey, formerly a third baseman, played for the Indianapolis club and last season with the Omaha club in the Western League.
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Edward A. Hickey
Agnes R. Ritchie
Hickey
Indianapolis
Omaha
Irish liberty advocates welcome Redmond and Davitt at Philadelphia venue
Advocates fill the Academy of Music and Horticultural Hall to welcome Irish parliamentary envoys John E. Redmond Edmund Blake John Dillon and Michael Davitt. About 8000 dollars were raised for the United Irish League defense fund.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Music and Horticultural Hall
John E. Redmond
Edmund Blake
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
United Irish League Defense Fund
The Valley of the Ohio by Aloysius Coll
A vivid National excerpt recalls the rise of a lurid city along the Ohio River as industry boomed and workers, cargoes, and machines transformed sterile lands into a blazing urban scene.
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Haventieys
Aloysius Coll
National
Diamond buyers seek perfect brilliance from cutters
A terse note outlines a buyer’s aim to secure flawless, brilliant diamonds. It mentions Keeta, a favorable section, and a cryptic line about a 2 percent monument.
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Keeta
Oo . P. Mul- ixuLy
Monument
Festival deficit prompts push for permanent coliseum
Indianapolis Festival Association President Bliss reports a final deficit of 14 874 61 after a costly horse show and festival. The executive committee approves a 75 percent assessment on the guarantee fund and urges rapid construction of a city coliseum to host future shows and attract national gatherings.
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Bliss
Indianapolis Festival Association
Old Association
Depeuss
Festival Association
Coliseum
McGowan
Woodmen of the World
Traverse Eas
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Swamp Root Credited With Kidney Cure by Patient Letter
A testimonial from Gertrude Warner Scott of Selizike Wer i Scot credits Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root kidney remedy with curing severe stomach back pain weight loss and presumed cancer after doctors failed. She weighs 148 pounds now and cares for her husband. The letter promotes free sample bottles by mail.
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Gertrude Warner Scott
Swamp Root Free Sample Offer By Mail
Editorial note urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble or family history to request a free Swamp Root sample bottle and a book from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York by mail. The notice notes many testimonials and mentions regular 50 cent and one dollar bottles sold in drug stores and instructs to include the phrase read in this Daily Journal.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer &9
Bix
Spe
It Is Daily Journal
Binghamton, N. Y
Wrecks injure several on Iowa Central and other lines
Four injured, one fatally, in a wreck near Marshalltown Iowa when nine box cars were hit by an extra freight traveling 40 mph. In New Orleans a northbound Mississippi Valley train derailed after hitting cows. engineer killed and fireman fatally hurt. In Ottumwa a head on collision near Brighton left conductor Elmer Forest fatally hurt and six others injured.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Central
Dillon
Burt
Nelson
Oskaloosa
Howriken
Winn Douglass
Grinnell
Douglass
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Baton Rouge
Harry Kehimen
Monroe H. Hughes
Ottumwa
Elmer Forest
Eldon
Rock Island
Brighton
Bill Posters in a Riot Injunction Issued
In Chicago on October 27 a riot erupted over nonunion labor posting bills at Morgan and West Monroe streets. Seven men were injured, Morgan Street car service paused, and a crowd blocked work until police arrived. A temporary injunction by Judge Chytrous restrains the Bill Post ers Union from picketing near the plant and interfering with workers or teamsters.
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Chicago
Morgan and
West Monroe
Morgan Street
Chytrous
American Posting Service
Bill Posters
Billers’ Union
Morgan Streets
Teamsters’ Union
Miners Demand 12 Percent Wage Rise Amid Dry Labor Strikes
The Scotch miners seek a twelve percent wage increase affecting about seventy thousand workers. The International convention of the Photo-Engravers' Association meets in Cincinnati with debate on International Typographical Union control over engravers. Railroads serving Chicago discuss yard workers wage demands around twenty percent, with a tentative ten percent offer. Pittsburg glass workers strike for ten percent, halting production at Cunningham glass works. Arnold factory snapppers resume work.
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The
Photo-Engravers' Association
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
Tse
Pittsburg
D. C. Cunningham Glass Company
Cunningham & Co., Limited
McKee Company
Arnold
Bryan Too Fervid Fire Breaks Up Durango Speech
William J. Bryan spoke in Durango Colorado for an hour and a half when an alarm signaled a fire below the hall. The meeting adjourned and the audience evacuated without injury as firefighters saved the building.
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Durango
Col
William J. Bryan
Telegraphic Brevities from the Nation
Edison Illuminating Company of Detroit passes to New York and Boston financiers who plan to more than double the plant capacity. A Santa Fe train wreck near Noble kills three Oklahoma City youths. A boat capsizes near Lorain with thirteen foreigners. two drown, others rescued. John F. Vincent alias Dunders arrested in New York for swindle tied to a wire tapping fake. Kemp Veracle killed by foreman John Nall Jr after alleged threats during a self defense shooting. Diamonds worth 8000 stolen from Weber & Weinman Chicago vaults in the Masonic Temple. Standard Oil deal to acquire Wheel ing Natural Gas Company franchises for 3 5,100,000 creases off. Harry Pashby stabbed by playmate Geor Kelly near Waterloo Iowa. Kelly not yet arrested. Christopher Norebeck, ex Minneapolis detective, sentenced to three years in State Penitentiary.
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Edison Illuminating Company
Detroit
New York
Boston
Joe Rogel
Dan Callahan
Hugh Morrow
Oklahoma City
O. T
Noble
Lorain
John F. Vincent
Dunders
Thomas Jordan
Vincent
John Nall, Jr
Nall & Rode, Jellico,Tenn
Kemp “Veracle
Nall & Rode
Oxville, Lafollette & Jellico
Eversole
Nall
Weber & Weinman
Chicago
Masonic Temple
Standard Oil Company
Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Harry Pashby
Waterloo
Geor. Kelly
Kelly
Christopher Norebeck
Minneapolis
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Richard Brinsley Sheridan
O'Reilly
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Lenhart
Joe Clarence
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Lavender
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Meeting of Ministers
R. R. Lloyd
Evanston, Ill
Epworth League
NEW Religious Society
May Manton
Valley of the Ohio
Vinton, Town
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Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
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Ohio Streets
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