Dueling Duets Stir Vaudeville Audiences in West
The West article profiles Col Hopkins guiding a pair of female performers, Miss O'Reilly and Miss Manning, into vaudeville with Scotch songs. Their act blends cultivated voices, gowns, and sixty to seventy songs, earning ovations in Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City. They praise Chicago crowds and Indianapolis reception, noting opera offers but preferring vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Hopkins
Annie Laurie
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Middle West
Roe
Miss O’reilly
Miss Manning
Helena Mora
Indianapolis
Boston Conservatory of Music
The Theaters Tonight in Boston and New York
The schedule lists English's Grand Vaud te M'liss at Park Theater and The Morning Glories at Empire. Miss Julia Marlowe plans six weeks away from stage while Alfred Ayres dies, Ada Rehan returns, and vaudeville features Oma O'Reilly and Manning with two sisters noted for their singing.
Eleonora Duse Indisposed in Boston Theater
Eleonora Duse unable to perform at Tremont Theater tonight because of temporary indisposition and nervousness. Her physician cites stress from staging three demanding plays in her American tour, including Francesca da Rimini, as a factor in the fatigue.
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Boston
Eleonora Duse
Tremont Theater
Francesca da Rimini
Actress Mrs Patrick Campbell Misses Garden Theatre Showing
New York reports Mrs Patrick Campbell, noted actress, is ill with a cold and did not appear tonight at the Garden Theater in The Joy of Living. The absence delays the performance and leaves the cast to carry the show in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Williams
Rogers Brothers’ Company
Maud Raymond
Miss Raymond
Gus Rogers
Bonnie Maginn
Weber & Fields Company
Mrs. Osborn
Grayce Scott
New York
Patrick Campbell
Garden Theater
Social Notes Highlight City Obervations In Oct
Mrs Joseph E McDonald takes an apartment at the Cambridge You Go I Go Club hosted by Miss Gertrude Brown and numerous visits guest friends from Elmira N Y Crawfordsville and Los Angeles fill social calendars with several couples traveling to and from the city. Several engagements weddings and club meetings mark a busy period with invitations ranging from Mount Vernon to Sullivan and German House gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. McDonald
Cambridge
Gertrude Brown
Harmon Fulton
Elmira
N. Y
H. C. Newcomb
Edna Reagan
Anderson
Mabel Norris
Marie Stitt
Wabash
Eudora Landers
Edna Stevenson
Mary Foster
Crawfordsville
Fiske
Toledo
William F. Landers
Monday Conversation Club
King
North Ansylvania Street
von Starkoff
St. Louis
Louis Holiweg
Hedley F. Lawford
Biloxi
George Applegate
Talbott Avenue
T. A. Randall
College Avenue
Sherman Trout
Bruce Luckett
Almus Ruddell
Newark
N. J
Clementine Tucker
Edgar Foster
Mr. Foster
Oregon
California
North
Pennsylvania Street
Daisy Neuberger
Shattuck
Chicago
Robert W. Cathcart
North Pennsylvania Street
Henry L. van Hoff
Washington, D. C
Lou Crawford
Los Angeles
Upton J. Hammond
Ovid D. Butler
Blacherne
Eugene Boross
Kappa Alumnae Club
Eugene Darrach
Delaware Street
John Cleland
R. T. Iden
Emporia
Kan
Thomas M. Iden
William Iden
Wisconsin
F. Rollin Kautz
Ethel Havens
Lena Brash
Harry Raymond
Mount Vernon
Esther London
William London
John Cole Ellis Fry
Sullivan
Fry
Ladies’ Club
German House
Harry B. Smith
Edward Hawkins
A. A. Perry
J. A. Winterrowd
Kiser
Charles Krauss
Lizzie Kettenbach
Agnes Birk
Edith McNair
Lewis H. Morrell
The
Savoy
Miss Fisher
Red Oak
Morrell
Mendenhall
Eugen von Boross
Hungary
New York
Eee
Kaiser Wilhelm Josse
von Boross
Joah Josephine Holman
Weddings and Halloween Musings From Indiana News
In Shelbyville and Portland two marriages were celebrated with out of town guests attending. Maude McCain Cherry wed Jesse C. McCain, with Rev. Cross officiating, then traveled to Cincinnati for their honeymoon. Bert Dunwiddie and Grace McLaughlin tied the knot in Portland. Halloween lore yields playful divinations about future spouses and professions, from artists to soldiers and doctors.
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Logansport
Hill
M'cain—Cherry
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
James Cherry
Miss Maude
Jesse CcCain
Mr. Cross
Franklin
Cincinnati
M. Hayes
Indianapolis
Dunwiddie
M' Laughlin
Portland
Bert Dunwiddie
North Judson
Grace McLaughlin
Frank M. McLaughlin
B. F. Aspy
Eaton
C W Frye Injured In Street Car Fall
C W Frye twenty eight an employee of Dr Sterne s sanitarium on East Tenth street suffered a severe brain concussion when tossed from a street car near Belmont Avenue. He struck the brick pavement and sustained scalp lacerations and facial cuts. Car equipoise and an ambulance bore him to City Hospital where he remained semiconscious. Relatives live in Richmond.
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C. W. Frye
Frye
Washington Street
Belmont Avenue
Lhe City
Lambert
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Richmond
Edward Taylor Recital at German House in Indianapolis
Edward Taylor with the Indianapolis Conservatory gave a recital at the German House featuring a ten piece Eililand Songs suite by Alexander von Felitz. He sang his own pieces At Twilight and My Little Me along with works by Chaminade Hastings Tosti Lehmann and a Liza Lehmann segment. Taylor impressed a large audience with a refined baritone and agile interpretive skill assisted by Ada Wheeler Sue Derexa Smith Edgar M. Cawley Esteile Gause and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taylor
Chicago
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Alexander von Felitz
Mr. Taylor
Ada Wheeler
Mendelssohn
Sue Derexa Smith
Vieuxtemps
Edgar M. Cawley
Miss Wheeler
Miss Esteile Gause
Home Dressmaking Hints for Boyswear Patterns
Norfolk suits lead in boy knockabout wear with a fits freedom of movement. The coat and knickerbockers are smart and shapely in mixed gray velveteen or suit ing cloths. Pattern 4255 covers sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 years with 5 1/2 yards of 21 inch wide fabric for medium size. Send 10 cents for pattern coupon to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis Ind.
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May Manton
Norfolk
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Real Estate Transfers Reported With High Prices
An unusual number of large property transfers were recorded yesterday. Notable sales include John E. Galloway buying land from James B. Rickey in Washington township for 16047 dollars and Hattie D. Pearson selling on South Meridian street for 10000 dollars. Others include 6000, 5200 and 3500 dollar transactions along Eighteenth street, Senate avenue, and nearby blocks.
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John E. Galloway
James B. Rickey
Washington Township
Hattie D. Pearson
Casper Doenges
South Meridian Street
Bellefontaine Street
Fifteenth Street
John 8. Kittle
William E. Kurtz
William R. M'Clelland
North Indianapolis
Charlies T. Boyer
Oscar L. Neisler
Charles D. Lathrop
Eighteenth Streeet
Rural Avenue
William §. Beck
Clara F. Feldkamp
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
Fall injures elderly man at North Delaware street barrel house
Joseph Reese, about sixty five, fell down stairs at a barrel house on North Delaware Street. He sustained a broken hip and was taken to Cityse submit to ity Hospital near 73 Harrison for treatment.
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Joseph Reese
Delaware Street
Ity Hospital
Harrison
Czar of Russia summoned specialist to Livadia
London reports the St. Petersburg Daily Express correspondent says Dr Merzejewski, a leading Russian specialist, was telegraphed to Livadia to treat the Czar who is said to suffer a nervous complaint.
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ST. Petersburg
Livadia
London
The
Daily Express
Merzejewski
Russia
Czar
Paris Theaters Guarded as Musicians Strike
Paris theaters and other amusements faced disruption as striking orchestra members began walkouts at noon. Police moved to deter any invasion of venues while managers and many halls yielded, returning orchestras to duty amid precautions. James Stokes of New York received the Legion of Honor cross at the French YMCA jubilee in Paris. He funded the Paris building and helped erect others in Rome, St Petersburg and Vienna. He will travel to Potsdam for an audience with Emperor William and to deliver thanks for the Boston convention minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James Stokes
New York
Legion of Honor
Young Men's Christian Association of France
Jules Siegfrid
Loubet
Delcasse
Stokes
Rome
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Potsdam
William
American Association
Boston
Bernhardt Birth Claim Sparks Controversy In Berlin
The Stattsburger Zeitung claims Sarah Bernhardt is German born in Frankfurt on the Oder, son of a horse dealer Feibel, and that a ship engineer who knew her birth facts met Mme Bernhardt in Copenhagen and spoke German, asking him not to reveal the incident. The anti-Semitic paper’s editor was jailed for two years for alleging authorities shielded Jews in Konitz Winter murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stattsburger Zeitung
Sarah Bernhardt
Frankfort-on-the-Oder
Feibel
Mme. Bernhardt
Copenhagen
Konitz
Various World News Briefs From 1903 Era
Reports note Kruger’s softened stance and plans to apply for permission to return to the South Sea. The Honorable Artillery Company of London to visit Boston in 1903, with sailing around Sept. 22. Cholera declines in Amur districts. one fatal plague case in Odessa since Oct. 21. White Star Line purchase by IMM Co. valued at 53,497,198. cash 15,736,150. preferred 25,171,000. common 12,587,000. shareholders gain over 5 dollars per 1,000 shares. Dr. Sewald slated as initial German commissioner for St. rate exposition. Dr. Lewald praised for Chicago expo work. Archduchess Elizabeth betrothed to Prince Aloyse von Lichtenstein, a match of equal birth to Hapsburgs. Colonel Swayne arrives at Berbera. Somali levies accused of yielding in combat. No new British Somaliland offensives for two months. Bohodle garrison under Colonel Cobe with gun arrival, not threatened.
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Kruger
South Sea
Honorable Artillery Company
London
Boston
Amur
Odessa
White Star Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Sewald
St. Rate Exposition
William
Lewald
Elizabeth
Archduke Karl Ludwig
Francis Joseph
Austria
Aloyse von Lichtenstein
Lichtensteins
Hapsburgs
Swayne
Somaliland
Berbera
Cobe
Bohodle
West backs Roosevelt in broad support, Butte editorial says
The piece argues Roosevelt embodies American ideals across regions, noting his Western ties, irrigation plans, tariff stance, and foreign policy. It claims Western Democrats shift party loyalty to Roosevelt, praising his fearless public stance and statewide popularity.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Great West
West
Montana voters urged to back Republican congressman
Sentiment in Montana favors President Roosevelt and his growing influence. The piece urges electing a Republican congressman capable of aiding the President in securing benefits for the nation, and for a Legislature to ensure Republican U S senators, aligning with Roosevelt’s 1904 presidential bid.
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Montana
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Soufriere Volcano Visit Shows Active Crater Changes
A visiting party including Henry Powell J P Quinlan and E W Foster toured the Soufriere volcano on October 28 reporting an active crater with steam and ash now issuing from fissures near the southern wall. No lava seen but interior walls lofted by recent eruptions and the mountain’s shape altered. Disturbances and tremors persist with fear of a serious eruption. relocation of peaceable zones to Orth Union advised.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Henry Powell
J. P. Quinlan
Sierra Leone
West Africa
E. W. Foster
Lagos
Souffriere
Powell
Morne Ronde
Wallibou
Georgetown
Windward Islands
Sir Robert Llewellyn
Orth Union
Notable deaths and estates across three states
New York widow Mrs Fannie Mc Kane, linked to former Gravesend political leader John Y Mc Kane, dies at Long Island home leaving about 300000 dollars mostly in Coney Island property. Walter T Forbes of Atlanta dies in Salem at forty nine after paralysis following six months in town. J N Irwin, sixty five, dies in Kansas City from Brights disease. in the 1850s he ferried goods and later held government mail and beef contracts across the plains to Denver Salt Lake City and Santa Fe.
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New York
Fannie Mc Kane
Gravesend
John Y. Mc- Kane
Long Island
Coney Island
Salem
Mass
Walter T. Forbes
Atlanta
Forbes
Kansas City
J. N. Irwin
Bright
Plains
Denver
Salt Lake City
Santa Fe
Mrs Ward Debuts as Dramatist with Eleanor
London critics report Mrs Humphrey Ward’s stage adaptation of Eleanor opened at Court Theater. The production is ill constructed and dialogue heavy yet shows stagecraft instinct and promise. A strong cast including Elizabeth Robins and Marion Terry drew hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Humphrey Ward
Court Theater
Eleanor
Elizabeth Robins
Marion Terry
The Unhappy Dairymen in Jersey Bulletin
The Jersey Bulletin notes dairymen protest oleomargarine coloring rules and opposition to both coloring and uncolored white oleomargarine. It questions what color standard would satisfy the industry while poking fun at producers seeking federal protection for inferior butter by coloring imitatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Bulletin
Sam
Falconi Named Papal Delegate to United States
Ottawa Oct 30 Mgr Falconi papal delegate in Canada received a cable from Rome informing him of his appointment as papel delegate to the United States with headquarters in Washington D C The departure date from Ottawa is not yet decided and no successor has been named.
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Ottawa
Ont
Mgr. Falconi
Canada
Rome
Papel
United States
Washington, D. C
Fire destroys Robinson Basket plant in Painesville
A warehouse of the Robinson Basket Company in Painesville burned tonight. The structure housed about 2,000,000 baskets and caused an estimated loss of 60,000 dollars with only partial insurance. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night, with authorities beginning damage assessments today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Robinson Basket Company
Autumn Imagery in a Baltimore Piece by Nesbit
A Baltimore American poem fragment by W D Nesbit evokes sunlit days, grazing cows, maple whispers, and fields of wheat with playful dreamlike lines about pumpkin pie and summer fancies, capturing pastoral calm and lyrical mood.
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W. D. Nesbit
Baltimore
American
Captain of Science Walcott directed US Geological Survey
Washington Post profiles Prof Charles Doolittle Walcott director of the US Geological Survey. It notes his role in guiding a vast scientific enterprise, including the arid West irrigation project, and his work at the Smithsonian National Museum. It highlights his birth, education, early field work, leadership, and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Smithsonian Institution
Geological Survey
Terra
Charles Doolittle Walcott
United States Geological Survey
Professor Walcott
New York Mills
N. Y
Utica
James Hale
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Canada
New York State
Utah
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Major Powell
Colorado River
United States
Walcott
New England
Maj
J. W. Powell
National Museum
Congress
Survey
Carnegie Institution
Washington Academy of Sciences
Eureka District
National Academy of Science and
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Geological Society of America
Geological Society of London
Scientific Society of Christiana
Norway
Bigsby
Anji Sry
Washington
Collectors Press Questions Prompt Persistent Calls
A fragment from Paredeiptle Press quotes an inquisitive man claiming the collecting business forces repeated visits. The opposing collector replies that some people dare him, and most note they want him to call again. The terse exchange hints at persistent solicitation dynamics.
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Paredeiptle Press
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Ottis Bry
N. A. Moore CO. Grocers
Illinois
Julia Marlowe
Catulle Mendes
xRama
Walker Whiteside
Ventce
Smith
Valley of the
Sacramento
Alfred Ayres
Thomas Emsley Osman
Mr. Ayres
Ada Rehan
O'Reilly
Manning
Neilsen
Patrick Campbell II
Personal and
Brooklyn Eagle
Cable Notes
LA Souffriere
ST. Vincent Island
Falconi
Sheet. Music Department
Central
Pennsylvania St
Flight
Mississippi
Wiliam DeWitt Hyde
C. 1. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Streets
Meridian Street
Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
Atkins
Barry
Voriies
Monument Place
H. D. Vories
Public Instruction
E. B. Bradshaw
Guthrie
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
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