Indiana authors and plays spark culture clash on stage
A detailed critique lampoons Indiana authors and plays such as Ninety and Nine Vinegar Buyer and Whitecaps and urges reform. It cites Tarkington Tarkington and Sayler, praises Indiana writers like Major Catherwood and McCutcheon, and warns against misdirected regional theater. It notes upcoming shows and society events in Indianapolis and outlines boxing literary pride versus rural misrepresentations.
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Moody-Sankey
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Commonwealth
New York City
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Bert Dasher
Indianapolis
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George Washington Sayler
Elmore
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America
Charles Major
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
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the Vanrerers
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Lazarre
Barr McCutcheon
Smart
Personal and Society in Kokomo and beyond
Miss Kirk of Kokomo returns home after a stay with Miss Maude Smith. Mr and Mrs J M Woods move from Meridian to apartments in the Rink. Miss Bess Brown leaves for Oxford Ohio to attend Western College. Mrs John L Ketcham and daughter Priscilla visit from Maxinkuckee for a week. Miss Jessie Stake returns from Bea Isle City New Jersey with Mr and Mrs John P Frey. Mr and Mrs John Hendricks come home from Peru where they spent the summer. Mr Claude Richie hosts a stag dinner Friday for guest Mr.
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New York
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Delphi
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Cooper
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H. N. Rogers
Katherine Laymen
New York City
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Peebles
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Noblesville
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Walloon Lake
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Rye Beach
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Pennsylvania Street
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Cinch
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Connersville
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Terre Haute
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Greencastle
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Danville
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Akron
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Elm Avenue
Mabel Grubbs
Brazil
Ind
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Fred Olsen
Purdue
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L. K. Carver
Hazel Reeves
Essie Hunter
Washington Street
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J. A. Dalee
Binghamton
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Wawasee
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University Avenue
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Schenectady
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Oxford
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Maxinkuckee
Jessie Stake
John P. Frey
Bea Isle City
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Peru
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Spencer Sues City for 600 Over Contagious Disease Hospital
Dr M J Spencer filed suit against the city of Indianapolis seeking 600 for services as superintendent of the contagious disease hospital. He alleges city ordinance from 1875 set a salary of 600 per year and claims he served from Oct 16 1900 to Nov 1 1901. Other cases noted include divorces for Josephine Atherton and Ulysses Turner, a $5000 damages claim by Katie Davis against Standard Land Company, and court pleas by Kingston saloon gamblers with Gannon fined.
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Indianapolis
Spencer
City
Contagious Disease Hospital
Josephine S. Atherton
Charles H. Atherton
Josephine
Robertson
Ulysses Turner
Callie B. G. Turner
Katie Davis
Standard Land Company
Malott Avenue
Kingston
Henry Gannon
Stubbs
Gannon
George H. Carter
Elizabeth Nunn
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Guardian Seeks Sale Of Mass Ave Property In Probate Court
Felix T. McWhirter appeared in Probate Court as guardian of Felix Marquis McWhirter to arrange sale of a 20 by 60 foot parcel on Massachusetts Avenue near Vermont Street to Crawford Fairbanks. The progeny sold for unknown amount, and Felix Marquis McWhirter held a one third interest.
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Grand jury to open Copenhaver murder investigation this week
Witnesses Cree se Buck Mountjoy and Lon Reese are summoned to testify before the grand jury tomorrow as the panel begins its inquiry into the Copenhaver murder. Sentences had previously ranged from one to three years in the case.
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Buck Mountjoy
Lon Reese
Prison record tied to street railway wire theft plea
Yesterday in Criminal Court a prisoner pleaded guilty to stealing wire from the Indianapolis Street Railway Company's barns on West Washington street. Thomas Crittenden, a preacher, brought suit against Norbert Landgraf for $1,000 damages for alleged slander.
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Criminal court actions and new suits in Indiana
Freemont Alford presiding. State vs Mountjoy and Keese plea guilty to petit larceny. each sentenced 1 to 3 years and disfranchised 1 year. Rusk pleads not guilty with evidence heard. Wall appointed judge pro tem. New suits include foreclosures, divorces, and damages claims in multiple circuit courts with cases listed by room.
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Freemont Alford
State of Indiana
Buck Mountjoy
Len Keese
Mountjoy
Keese
Indiana State
Leroy Rusk
John M. Wall
Jo Alford
Supreme Court and appellate cases listed with dates
Minute entries show cases Phelan Wolf v Shelton and Birkenstein v Shrack with motions and authorities. Oral arguments set for 1902 in Diamond Block Coal Co v Cuthbertson and railroad v McNeil. Fire incident at 1721 Orange street ends with $125 damage after gas explosion report by Frank Kimmel.
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Tamma Shelton
Howard S. C. Appellant
Appellate Court
Barnard Birkenstein
Joseph Shrack
Allen S. C
Frank Kimmel
Orange Street
Kimmel
Five Dollar Diamond Sale By J P Mullally
J P Mullally at 3% Monument Place advertises a selection of ladies' diamonds mounted and priced from five to fifteen dollars each. He emphasizes a large stock and low prices in the local notice.
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Slot seam jackets set fashion for the season
May Manton previews slot seam jackets in covert cloth with stitched corticelli silk trim and decorative buttons on the strap ends. The design suits jackets, wraps, and different materials, echoing a stylish trend as the season opens.
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City News Notes and Local Departures
Dr George D Kahlo returned from vacation. Lafe Johnson secretary of Kern Off Company leased apartment 16 in the new Rink building. Wilson Whitesell farmer near Castleton died yesterday at home aged eighty two from a complication of diseases. He left a large Union B Hunt secretary of state returned from his Western trip. Mr Hunt.
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