The Scout's Revenge and Topsy Turvy Burlesquers At Theaters
Theaters show The Scout's Revenge at Park and Topsy Turvy Burlesquers at Empire with matinee and evening performances. Daly's Theatre in New York presents A Country Girl a week long with William Norris and Minnie Ashley leading a 32 member orchestra. George W. Monroe debuts The Doings of Mrs Dooley in New York, echoing his prior My Aunt.
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Grand—Vaudeville
PARK
Empire
Daly's Theater
New York
William Norris
Minnie Ashley
San Toy
Dalyster
London
George W. Monroe
Miss De Wolfe to Open Season in Pittsburg and New York
Miss Elsie De Wolfe returns from Paris to open in Pittsburg with The Way of the World and will bring Cynthia to New York in December. Ben-Hur will run two weeks at English’s Opera House with special railroad rates offered. Vaudeville star Phil Peters travels in a private car, unique among his peers, sheltering four in a maroon railcar.
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Elsie de Wolfe
Paris
Pittsburg
Phil Peters
the Grand
Capitol Avenue
Union Station
Peters
Eddie
Cole
Wisconsin Outing Club
Cincinnati
Chicago
SOCIAL NOTES HIGHLIGHT SPRINGTIME GUESTS AND WEDDINGS
Mrs Edwin F Moore returns from New York and many guests travel from Chicago Terre Haute and Jolietville for visits and ceremonies. Addisons Nordyke goes to Boston for four years study while couples plan weddings at Third Christian Church and home on East Michigan Street. Major and Mrs Richards host relatives from Fort Scott Texas and others.
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Edwin F. Moore
New York
Miss Christie
Terre Haute
John H. Talbott
George Harlow
Chicago
Robert McOunt
Cooper
Rockport
S. E. Perkins
Pennsylvania Street
Kritz
Waveland
Mary Sayles
Booth Tarkington
Maxinkuckee
Addison Nordyke
Boston
School of Technology
Henry B. Heywood
North
New Jersey Street
Sarah J. Pattison
Frederick A. Kleinschmidt
Beatrice Byers
Joseph A. Milburn
Charles F. Sayles
Calvin I. Fletcher
England
Liverpool
Oliver P. Ensley
Wapakoneta
Alice Benton Scott
East Pratt Street
Central Christian Church
J. H. Richards
Fort Scott
Texas
Major
W. J. Richards
Joseph T. Elliott, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Nixon
William Fraser Johnson
Rushville
Jacob Blackledge
Mr. Johnson
Harold
Colorado
James N. Rogers
Rogers
Wellesley College
East
Julia Hobbs
New Jersey
Miss Shaffer
Springfield
Hobbs
Herbert E. Fieber
C. C. Williams
Omaha
D. Pray
Pray
J. H. Plum, Jr
Edith Thompson
Frank Waterous
Florence Plum
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum
Alice French
Octave Thanet
R. H. Myers
Mattie
Edgar Fay Daugherty
Third Christian Church
Danville
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Roberts Park Church
Berryhill
North Alabama Street
Joseph Thompson
Woman's Home Missions
Thay
Elizabeth Harrison
Dora A. Culp
Columbus, O
Indianapolis area wedding notices pack dozens of unions
The OCR passage details multiple weddings in Indiana and nearby areas. Instances include May bridegroom Dr Glenn J Bookwalter with Florence Gollins as maid of honor, Richard Tuttle best man, and reception at 3111 North Illinois Street. Other marriages include Laura Leonhardt and Max Emmerich in Terre Haute, Annie Marie Buch and George Waite in Indianapolis, Aimee Bindley and Dr Alois Graham in Terre Haute, and Cora Eva Bergen with Charles Lester in Franklin, among others with guests, addresses, and postnuptial plans.
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Jolietville
Andelssohn
Hearts and Flowers
Wickel
Miss Sheehan
William H. Wilkinson
Cora de Armond
Myrtle Williams
Mary Russell
Joseph Sett
Morrow
Parr
Arthur Sett
Joseph Jones
Nellie Jones
Mecca
Harry Maris
Junction
W. C. Pearce
North
Illinois Street
May
Glenn J. Bookwalter
Florence Gollins
Columbus,c
Richard Tuttle
Clara
Lillian
Stella Ivy Pearce
Alice Euler
Miss Collins
Pearce
Bookwalter
Leonard Harbaugh
Charles A. Bookwalter
Elsa Emmerich
Otto Leonhardt
Miss Emmerich
Minerva Street
Anna
Flora Leonhardt
Amelia Emmerich
Leo Ruckerfeldt
St. Louis
Emmerich
Marlowe Avenue
Waite—Buch
Annie Marie Buch
George Richard Waite
South Meridian Street
James D. Stanley
Christ Church
Katherine Buch
Frank Milburn
Clara Ray
Alois B. Graham
Indianapolis
W. H. Bindley
South Sixth Street
Thomas J. Graham
Iowa
Delphine Bindley
Grace L. Jenckes
Martha Wiliams
Terre Haute
Blanche Fitch
Magdalene
N. M
Alex. Thomson
Edward H. Bindley, Jr
J. Bruce Bindley
Norman Paul Rood
Bindley
J. B. Wood
Chicago
Alexander Graham
Madison
Ind
Thomas Graham
Miss Graham
John Graham
Howard Graham
G. W. Valentine
Rebecca Bindley
Cincinnati
Charles W. Galligan
E. Saucier
Nashville
William P. Brown
Brown
Lyman W. Louis
Colin Gilchrist
Charles Wright
Brooke Griffin
J. J. Kyle
Frank Morrison
Edward Langen
George Cook
Fred Charlton
George Mull
George Sloan
Graham
North Meridian Street
Lester-Bergen
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Cora Eva Bergen
Charles W. Lester
A. N. Bergen
Knoxville
Tenn
Double Breast Dress Waist For Smart Wear
May Manton explains a double breasted waist designed to suit all waist materials from silk to cotton and compatible with shirtwaist suits. The original uses sage green albatross with black stitching and small black green gold buttons. The lining is snug to the waist and closes at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Norfolk
Monte Carlo
Garment Pattern Description for Double Breasted Bishop Sleeves
A sewing pattern note details a double breasted blouse with gathered fronts, bishop sleeves, and a stock finished neck. It lists fabric options and yardage for sizes 32 to 40 inch bust, pattern 4232, with instructions to mail in for a coupon and pattern illustration.
Will of Daniel P. Erwin Probate in Trust by Central Trust
Will of Daniel P. Erwin probated. Executor Charles H. Erwin bonds $240,000 with Union Surety. Central Trust Company named trustee for 30 years to manage estate including North Meridian home, Denison hotel, and other properties. Trust pays widow Demia Townley Erwin $30 monthly. final distribution to brother Charles H. Erwin and Erwin heirs. Bequests for Art Association, Erwin Night School, Rescue Mission, and several employees. Executed August 16, 1902 with witnesses Emma McCoy and Ferdinand Winter.
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Daniel P. Erwin
Charles H. Erwin
Union Surety Company
Central Trust Company
Indianapolis Art Association
Erwin
Columbia Pa
Mr. Erwin
Louis P. Goebel
H. P. Howe
Vestal Woodward
Jasper Finney
Jacob Johnson
South Meridian Street
Demia Townley Erwin
North Meridian Street
Denison
Emily May
Lucy May Shaw
Erwin Timberlake
Erwin Slade
Emma McCoy
Ferdinand Winter
John E Sullivan affairs bond dispute opens in court
Hearing on Daniel Burton intervening petition against Sullivan estate trustee opened before Judge Allen. Burton claims about 24000 paid as bondsman for missing Marion county clerk John E Sullivan, with many judgments settled and partial payments made. Question of creditor preference discussed as clerk John R Wilson named to replace Sullivan. Wilson to report fees collected and any distributions.
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Daniel Burton
John E. Sullivan
Marion County
Sullivan
Allen
Circuit Court
Burton
John R. Wilson
Wilson
Indictment Charges Forged Check In $0 Case
The indictment accuses him of forging a check on J. T. Cofer & Co for zero dollars. Haynes pled not guilty. Charles Dunn of Allen County, sentenced for the murder of Alice Cathrell in July 1901, appealed to the Supreme Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cofer & Co
Haynes
Charles Dunn
Allen County
Little Alice Cathrell
Supreme Court
Superior Court docket reports with multiple cases and judgments
In Room 1 Judge McMaster finds for Fillmore Collier against Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. for 125 and costs. Room 2 Judge Leathers notes Volney Irvin against Gilbert Brown with judgment 77.77 and costs 65 attorney fees. Room 3 Judge Carter sets aside deed in Yorger vs Schlegel. Circuit Court Judge Allen has several actions, including Flanner vs Doran for account, Willis vs Johnson estate for 3, and other foreclosures and dismissals. Criminal Court Judge Stalcup sentences for petit larceny, and arraigns others with varying outcomes including perjury nol prosequi and forgery not guilty pleas. New suits filed include injunctions and foreclosures across Superior and Circuit Courts.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Fillmore Collier
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
James M. Leathers
Volney Q. Irvin
Gilbert H. Brown
Vinson Carter
Carrie Yorger
Emma Schlegel
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Frank W. Flanner
Henry
Doran
Co. M. C. Willis
John Johnson
John C. Hamilton
The
Stevenson Building Company
Justice of the Peace
Flint & Walling Manufacturing Company
George W. Tucker
Divorce Granted in Sweet Suit in Judge Leathers Court
Testimony in the Sweet divorce case before Judge Leathers described cruelty and threats by George Sweet and a contested insanity affidavit. Mrs Sweet filed a cross complaint claiming five years of lack of support and abuse including an incident where a son was thrown to the floor and injured, after which the judge granted the divorce to Mrs Sweet.
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Sweet
Is Ori
Leathers
Mrs. Sweet
Brutal Goins Gets Prison Term for Attempted Assault
Joseph Goins, a 58 year old, was sentenced by Judge Alford to two to fourteen years in Michigan City prison for attempting to assault nine year old Ruth King. The judge lamented a longer sentence was not possible as the evidence left no doubt of guilt. The article also notes related indictments and civil actions in the Criminal Court, including perjury charges against John M. Cranor and a suit by Charles Dehne over hazardous cupola emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Alford
Ernest Stalcup
Joseph Goins
Indiana
John M. Cranor
Nolle
Charles Haynes
Ruth King
Michigan City
Alford
Criminal Court
Goins
Daleville
John J. Johnson
Cranor
J. B. McKinney
Union National Bank of
Charles Dehne
Ewald
Supreme Court and Appellate Case Notices Summary
Appellate and supreme court dockets list new cases and procedural items including assignments of errors, stipulations, and appellees briefs. Notable entries reference Charles W Dunn v State of Indiana, Chicago & Southeastern Railway v Charles Kenney, and Webb v Hammond, across Marion, Clay, Vanderburgh, Putnam counties.
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Supreme Court
Charles W. Dunn
State of Indiana
Allen C. C. Record
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Charles Kenney
Appellate Court
Amos C. Twinings
John Shies
Madison 5
Peter Herbert
Adam Ruperttes
Vanderburgh C. CC. Appellees
Putnam Co
Ary A. Webb
Catharine J. Hammond
Marion & C. Appellant
Sledge Hammer Slipped on Ray Street Bridge
John Clark foreman of city bridge workers was injured yesterday afternoon about 5 o clock while nail ing boards on the bridge over Pogue's run at Ray street. He struck a board and hit his foot on the arch fracturing a bone. He was taken to his home 141 West Twenty eighth street by Dr Schenck of the City Dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
City Bridge Workers
Pogue
Ray Street
Clark
West Twenty-eighth Street
Schenck
City Dispensary
Diamond rings advertised for sale at low prices
A sale notice from J. P. Mullally at 2% Monument Place promotes ladies' diamond rings priced from five to fifteen dollars each. The vendor advertises a large stock of diamonds and emphasizes low prices to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
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Chine
Paul H. Krauss
East Wash
East Market Street
Theodore Kremer
Lavinia Shannon
Maine
Miss Shannon
Grand
the Empire
Amelia Bingham
Wilton Lackaye
Henry E. Dixey
Joseph Holland
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Edge Carl Cooke
Miss Bingham
Mr. Lackaye
Zangwill
Mr. Dixey
Stuart Rovnon
Augustus Thomas
Oliver Goldsmith
Mr. Holland
E. M Holland
Mr. Gottachalk
Rosina Vokes
Personal and
Cecil Guthrie
Muncie
Jennie Guthrie
William Cecil
Ina Cecil
Harry Guthrie
Vincennes
Andrew Wheeler
Elizabeth Mary Beecher
John Scheefer
Hamburg
George R. Glass
Mary E. Vanell
Will OF
Court News
Daniel
Wasson
Shepherd
H. P. Wasson
Dunn
the Court Record
Oscar P. Benjamin
Frank Glass
Henry Maag
James H. Banta
Matilda Schmid
William E. Tincher
Minnie L. Jenner
Leopold A. Jenner
Edward W. Avery
Henry Eickhoff
Judge Leathers
Bessie Siemens
Alfred M. Cheney
William C. Niemeter
Frederick W. Niemeter
Sasa Ieee
Trave ‘Tate
Jo G
Charlies Haynes
HEEB
Usiness Universit
Postoffice
E. J. Heeb
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ideal Laboratories
John F. Barnhill
Newtoe Claypool
Allison Maxwell
A. M
Hervey Vories
Vories
Cottece
America
John W Kern
A. Z Wiley
F. M. Ingler
E. J. Heer
Indianapolis College of Law
Fidelia A. Lester
Porte Studios
T East North St
New
Commer
SCL Incorporated
Majestic
Gil
Johnson’s
Practical Telegraph School
Majestic Bidg
Knickerbocker Hall
Excelsior Laundry
Capitol Ave
South Ut
Man Eben
Edo Hand
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolia
Delaware and
Ohie Streets
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