The Theaters Schedule and Opera Debuts
The day’s listings include English's with On the Quiet, Grand Vaudeville, Park, and Empire showings. Major notes cover Richard III and Merchant of Venice previews, with Mansfield’s Julius Caesar not offered in afternoon. Strauss’s Fire Famine premiere in Berlin delights audiences despite a heavy libretto and Wagnerian music.
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Berlin
Richard Strauss
Royal Opera House
Herr Strauss
Munich
Herr Wolzogens
Duse Opens American Tour With Francesca da Rimini
Eleonora Duse launched her American tour in Boston tonight presenting Francesca da Rimini for the first time on the American stage. To admirers of the tale the performance was artistically delightful and well received in premiere.
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Society Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings in Shelbyville
Miss Carrie Conroy of Shelbyville makes a brief visit with Mrs J Richard Tancis Miss Knox of St Louis arrives Saturday to visit Miss Mary Van Winkle Mrs Gen Trask leaves today for several days in Connersville and Cincinnati Mr Halsey Hazelton of New York will attend the Smith Pearson wedding Miss Bessie Anthony of Chicago visits Mrs Harry S New for a week Mr and Mrs Harry D Hammond have returned from their wedding trip to Chicago and are at the Valencia Alumni of Phi Delta Theta plan a Halloween dance Friday at Brenneke Academy Mr and Mrs Arthur D Gates return from Kansas City for the Taylor Meegan wedding Miss Eunice and Miss Augusta Jameson entertain with a company in honor of Miss Alice Weldon of New York Mrs J P Chew of Xenia are hosts of a gathering.
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Shelbyville
J. Richard Tancis
Miss Knox
St. Louis
Mary van Winkle
Gen. Trask
Connersville
Cincinnati
Halsey Hazelton
New York City
Smith- Pearson
Bessie Anthony
Chicago
Harry S. New
Harry D. Hammond
Valencia
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Brenneke Academy
Arthur D. Gates
Kansas City
Taylor-Meegan
Eunice
Augusta Jameson
Jast
Alice Weldo
New York
J. P. Chew
Xenia, O
Local social notes and weddings across Indiana and Indianapolis
A parade of invitations and visits features Mrs D C Joe and Marie, Dr George Moore guests, Miss Alma Bachman engagement, Edith Pearson wed Obie Smith, several teas hosted by Mrs George Boxley Moxley, and multiple weddings in Kokomo Fort Wayne Richmond Vincennes Urbans Mohr Haughton Crockettt. The piece also includes reflections on Newport season versus New York society life and opera tastes.
Horseradish Sauces For Beef Delicacy
Washington Star presents two horseradish sauce recipes to accompany beef. The first blends grated horseradish with fried bread crumbs, cream, salt, sugar, mustard, and vinegar, strained smooth. The second mixes horseradish with vinegar or lemon juice, mustard, and a touch of sugar for a sharp, tangy accompaniment.
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Parisian Madame Photographs Dresses for Fashion Forecasts
New York Post reports Madame de Boutrelles, a clever Parisian woman, has built a business photographing dresses and hats as forerunners of fashions. She consigns models and the season's key looks to showcase upcoming trends for stylish audiences.
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New York Post
Madame de Boutrelles
Fashion photos and coffee notes from old papers
The excerpt discusses fashion industry details with Mme de Boutrelles arranging models and outfits six months ahead, photographers selling world wide portraits for 10 to 35 dollars, and models earning about 1.5 dollars per morning. It also quotes a coffee expert praising fresh roasting and grinding, noting New York tastes differ, with Mocha and Java blends described.
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Marines Earn notable praise for Samar campaign and reforms
General Heywood reports on Marine exploits in the Philippines led by Major Waller in southern Samar. He details cliff fortifications, bamboo ladders, and a 169 mile march, praising officers Porter and Bearss. He urges larger Marine forces, new Philadelphia depot, and improved barracks at Norfolk and Charleston, noting Guam natives' progress in English.
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Home dressmaking hints for a Norfolk coat pattern
May Manton offers a Norfolk coat style for girls from child to grandmother, described in blue tibeline with black corticelli silk and gold buttons. Includes pattern sizes from 4 to 12 years, material quantities, front and back cut, lapels, belt, and sleeve details. Send cents to receive cut illustration and pattern.
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the Journal
Uribe Uribe Rebel Leader Captured as Forces Surrender
General Uribe Uribe and General Castillo were captured after being surrounded by government troops at Rio Frio near Santa Marta. Major Majarres led 2,000 government troops against 1,300 rebels, ending in heavy casualties and yielding pacification of Magdalena and Bolivar. News cheered in Colon and Panama. Pinson carried the report.
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Surrender of Uribe-Uribe reported in Panama dispatch
Washington dispatch says confirmation of General Uribe-Uribe surrender ends the interior rebellion in Colombia. He led a 10,000-strong Santander force threatening Bogota before defeat on May 26, 1900. Castillo, about fifty, surrendered with him after years of guerrilla activity and clashes with the government.
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State Committee Eyes Strong Ballot Backing
The state committee discusses a substantial joint ballot backing, with estimates ranging from twenty to forty votes, likely near the higher figure. Republicans in legislative districts focus on business next Tuesday, and speakers statewide will stress turning out a full vote as a key message.
Overstreet speaks in Cumberland crowd hails him
Mr Overstreet delivered about an hour and fifteen minute address in Cumberland to an estimated 80 attendees. He argued the Republican record on sound money and protection, contrasted party policies with Democratic claims, and defended trusts while attacking free trade and free silver as worn issues. The meeting drew strong enthusiasm and attendees left convinced by his defense of Republican policy.
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Overstreet Noon Meetings Make Inroads With Labor Voters
Representative Overstreet has held about twenty noon factory talks in the city, addressing thousands of workers about Republican protections and sound money. He argues factory growth over the last six years and contrasts it with 1996 conditions, drawing cheers from Democratic workers at Atlas engine works and Atkins Co. plants, while J P Dunn trails him and faces tepid receptions after Overstreet’s rallies.
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Armstead Wyatt Attacks Democratic Injustice in East Washington Meeting
Armstead Wyatt, a colored spellbinder from the South, spoke last night against Democratic party iniquities and stirred the audience at an East Washington street meeting of Sevelith.
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Meeting on Washington Street Hall Draws Democratic Negroes
A meeting in a Washington street hall near Liberty attracted many attendees, including notable disaffected Democratic Black members who had been expelled from the party by F. B. Burke and others. William Taylor chaired the gathering, with W. K. Cotty providing music and delivering a speech.
Democrats pass on betting odds for Overstreet race
Democrats ignore Republican betting propositions as no bets are placed. Overstreet to beat Dunn at 4 to 1 attracts the loudest odds yet. $400 to $100 and other wagers at 3 to 1 or 5 to 2 remain unclaimed. County ticket odds offered at 2 to 1 with even money for success by sizable majorities.
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First ward Republicans hold historic south ward meeting
The First ward Republicans met last night at 1701 Commerce avenue in the ward south of the railroad. Judgeane Alford John L. Ketcham Harry E. Never and Ira M. Holmes addressed voters in a large vacant storeroom as the Gordon Drum Corps provided music. Voters from precincts eleven thirteen fourteen and fifteen attended.
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Pritchard Speaks at Third Ward Voters Meeting
James A. Pritchard spoke to about 20 attendees at a gathering of Third ward voters held last night at 360 West Twenty-first Street. Several candidates stopped in during the event and participated. The room size limited attendance.
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Richmond visitor meets Chairman Goodrich at headquarters
Harry C. Starr of Richmond and Harry Park of Kendallville and Park-Walling Manufacturing Company visited headquarters yesterday to confer with Chairman Goodrich about ongoing matters.
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Kendallville
Smoke Social At Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
A charity smoker will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall on Indiana avenue under the auspices of the Boys' Business Club. Expect good music and entertainment as part of the event.
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Italian fruit vendor Bessesi released after gunshot wounds
Joseph Bessesi, an Italian fruit vendor, was shot in the stomach by Joseph La Rosa on October 3. He was treated at City Hospital and underwent an operation by Dr. George, but recovered fully and was discharged yesterday morning after rapid improvement.
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Possible Victim of Overstudy in Bloomington
In Bloomington NL on October 28 a report notes Ada the dead and mentions a possible victim of overstudy. Authorities pursue details as the fractured text hints at a medical or academic inquiry surrounding Ada.
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Waynesville Student Found Dead With Cut Throat
A farmer near Waynesville reports a young woman found tonight with throat cut from ear to ear. Thought to be self-inflicted murder. The student had attended Waynesville Academy and returned home Monday sick. Overstudy is blamed for presumed mental breakdown.
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Alaska citizens gift to Roosevelt a 54 inch moose antler mount
A party from Alaska visited President Roosevelt in Washington on October 28 and presented a tall moose head from Cook Inlet, with 54 inch antlers, inscribed to Theodore Roosevelt by Valdez Nome and other Alaskan residents. They urged action on Alaska’s needs, noted lack of a navy and sea access, and invited the President to Alaska for a hunting trip.
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Firemen Learn Emergency Treatment at Chicago Class
The first in a series of practical lessons in emergency treatment of the injured was held today at a local medical college for fifty Chicago firemen. Dr Henry W Gentiles led the demonstration, focusing on proper bandaging of broken limbs as part of ongoing instruction for future squads.
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Chicago Civic Federation Seeks New City Charter
A Chicago convention of citizens under the Civic Federation discussed securing for the city a new charter. Business leaders deem the present charter inadequate for a growing metropolis and urged provisions to govern Chicago more efficiently and economically.
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