The Theaters Today Show Varied Vaudeville and Opera
The program at Grand and Park theaters features Uncle Tom's Cabin in multi acts with vaudeville interludes. Performers include the Micarte Sisters Watrous Mason and Jenkins and Miss Angie Norton. Critics note the Park production leans toward variety over dignified drama. New York reviews discuss The Mummy and the Humming Bird at Empire and Emerald Isle operetta at Herald Square with favorable pacing and performances.
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Joe Welch
Micarte Sisters
Mrs. Watrous
Homer Mason and Company
Clayton, Jasper and Jenkins
Angie Norton
Roberts
Hayes and
Personal and Society notes on forthcoming departures
Joe and Jacnard Ceeeenes plan to depart soon with quotes returned yesterday. Coburn Ales will also leave shortly, with final تفاصيل pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Jacnard
Coburn Ales
Social notes of arrivals and weddings in Indiana towns
Allen will attend Purdue University this year. Numerous social notices report quick trips, relocations, and visits by residents of Indianapolis and nearby towns. Marriage announcements include Ida May Owen to Robert C. Hillis in Worthington and Elizabeth Gilmore to William Hardisty in Bloomington, with plans for future homes and brief wedding tours.
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R. Kinklin
Charles Made
John Litman
Joseph Miller
Mise Kiser
Alma Schergens
Ligale Baker Skat
Euchre
Josephine Dunn
Cornell Avenue
E. C. Tinsley
Nellie Dunn
Willard B. Bottome
Carl Hetherington
Brenneke Academy
Addison C. Harris
Logansport
Worthington
Marion
Valparaiso
Lebanon
State University
Cass County
Hardisty—Gilmore
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Elizabeth Gilmore
William Hardisty
West Kirkwood Avenue
Hardisty
Indianapolis
Leslie—Brooks
Muncie
Mary Brestine Brooks
Marriages and society notes from Indiana cities
The item lists several marriage notices and social reports from Muncie Evansville and Van Wert including George W. Brooks and J Wood Leslie wed at the bride's home and the secret marriage of Bessie Bunch Gribben and Walter J Lotz in Ohio. It notes Ida Husted Harper’s advocacy on woman suffrage and a New York social column on guest room candle lighting. A New York letter jokes about ping pong and dining room table clearing.
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George W. Brooks
J. Wood Leslie
West Charles Street
W. H. Oxtoby
Muncie
Muncie Electric Light Company
Lotz—Gribben
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Bessie Bunch Gribben
Walter J. Lotz
van Wert
R. A. Bunch
Orlando J. Lotz
Gregory, Silverburg & Lots
Naussman
Anna Schlundt
George Naussman
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Reller
Ida Husted Harper
Indianapolis News
Indiana
New York Sun
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Anthony
Philadelphia
Light Buys Riverfront Land for Cottage Development
Dr R C Light has purchased fifty five acres of riverfront land above Broad Ripple Park opposite Haverstick Park from Ulysses G Dawson. A syndicate will develop cottages with modern amenities and beautify the site. electric railway may extend from Broad Ripple Park. Crawford Fairbanks sold Lizzie J Barnim Massachusetts avenue property for about 9000. Benjamin Franklin and wife sold Bellefontaine street property north of Thirteenth Street to Theresa Benson for 6000.
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R. C. Light
Broad Ripple Park
Haverstick’s Park
Ulysses G. Dawson
Crawford Fairbanks
Lizzie J. Barnim
Massachusetts Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Benjamin Franklin
Theresa Benson
Bellefontaine Street
Thirteenth Street
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Loose coats are worn by children and adults. The illustrated stylish model features the best elements of the style and suits taffeta peau de soie moire velours serge and fine cloth. Shown in dark blue moire velours with edge finishes.
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May Manton
Monte Carlo
State Life marks eighth anniversary with grand banquet
State Life Insurance celebrates eight years in Indiana with a banquet at the Columbia Club drawing agents from thirty three states. Delegates from Kansas Ohio Georgia Michigan and others share in the event as the firm touts rapid growth and large insurance in force.
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The
State Life Insurance Company
Columbia Club
Kansas
Peter Metford
C. N. Coverdale
H. G. Bennett
George W. Ryan
D. Fault
J. M. Johnson
Indiana
T. D. Friend
T. F. Hudson
H. A. Hodgson
F. P. McClellan
J. R. Brown
Ohio
G. W. Zimmerman
W. H. Spaugh
W. Strauchon
J. T. Kendall
W. 8. Green
Georgia
W. L. Stanton
Georg
R. W. Ayres
Michigan
Metford
Claypool
Denison
Grand Opera House
State Life
Wynn
Auditor of State
United States
Europe
Andrew M. Sweeney
Samuel Quinn
Wilbur
Lemcke Building
Coffin
Hart
State
Middle West
William L. Taylor
Henry C. Martin
Robert W. McBride
Allison Maxwell
Lucines Sur
Winn Joins State Life as First Policy Holder
Winn arrived as a guest of State Life Insurance Company and holds the distinction of being its first policy holder. Formerly with A. A. McClurg & Co., he left last spring to become district manager for a Missouri section. Since starting in March he has written over 107,000 dollars in insurance and hopes to live to see his policy framed as a memento of the company's start.
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Winn
State Life Insurance Company
Comny
A. A. McClurg & Co
Missouri
State Life
Sherrick Returns From East Admiring Hobson On Campaign
Hotel lobby notes recount David E. Sherrick Republican candidate for state auditor returning from an East trip. He praises Captain Hobson after attending Chautauqua meetings with speakers like Bryan and Hebron. Sherrick plans a campaign tour from Denison and notes talks with internal revenue official Wishard and A G aide Robb.
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Captain Hobson
David E. Sherrick
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Captain Hebron
Sherrick
Bryan
Hobson
United States Naval Academy
East
Washington
Albert W. Wishard
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Robb
the Denison
List of letters and delivery rules with names of addressees
The notice lists letters not called for in two weeks to be sent to the dead letter office and advises callers to state they are advertised pay 1 cent and note dates. It then provides delivery rules addressed to carriers and includes an extensive roll of female and male names, with organizations and local references mixed in.
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New York
Woman's League
Madison Square Garden
Julia Arthur
Art Gualleries
Marie Wainwright
Edna Wallace Hopper
Martha Morton
A. c
Indiana Politicians Mix Campaign Talk and Timber Ventures
Frank B. Posey of Evansville predicts Hemenway will win the First district with a safe majority, possibly carrying all counties except Posey. He notes Warren, Warrick counties turning, and hints Beveridge may open in Evansville. Ader of Putnam and Montgomery counties leads a Bayou Meto Timber and Plantation Company with 6,000 acres of oak timber and plans cotton farming next year. Captain W. S. Scott shifts to temporary quartermaster duties at Jeffersonville as Colonel Marshall is away.
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John W. Spencer
Congress
Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Indiana
Denison
Posey
Randolph County
Hemneway
Hemenway
Posey County
Warrick County
Beveridge
Bloomington
State Committee
Frank D. Ader
Putnam County
Putnam
Montgomery County
Bayou Meto Timber and Plantation Company
Mr. Ader
Grand Hotel
W.S. Scott
United States Army
English
Department
Jeffersonville
Colonel Marshall
Scott
Indianapolis
Democrats plan statewide committee meeting at Grand Hotel
Chairman O'Brien of the Democratic State committee is at the Grand Hotel and will call a meeting within the next week or two. The party has not yet set a fee for the formal campaign opening. Thomas Taggart has left the French Lick Hotel to come to the city to assist in the congressional convention tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
State Committee
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
DISSENSION IN CORINTHIAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Discord grows within the Corinthian Baptist Church as about sixty of three hundred members withdraw over the sale of property and purchase of new western site. Pastor Rev. T. W. Lott resigns, possibly to lead a new church formed by dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Baptist Church
T. W. Lott
Small Shed Fire Prompted City Alarm On Haughville
A woman saw a red glow in the western sky and phoned in from Box 23, alerting the fire department. Crews found a small shed burning in a commons at Haughville. An earlier alert came from Hismarck and Grandview Avenue with a minor incident at Wallace's Drug Store on East Tenth. A cigar butt and damaged wrapping were noted in the report.
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Haughville
Hismarck
Grandview Avenue
Wallace
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