Beyond Pardon at English's Captures Local Audience
Miss Lavinia Shannon returns in Beyond Pardon at English's to mixed reviews. The plot follows Velma Gould and Beatrice Jerome amid scandal on a battleship Maine voyage, with Prescott’s remorse and a fatal shooting driving the moral arc. Critics fault the crude sensationalism and weak presentation, though Shannon delivers solid readings. Mascagni set for U.S. engagements as Grand Opera House promotes The Ballerinis vaudeville act next week.
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London
New York
Velma Gould
Beatrice Jerome
Velma
Lloyd
Maine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Havana
Prescott
Ison
Loyd
Theodore Kremer
Miss Shannon
Seer Hastings
Emiane
Coca
Grand Opera House
Lerni nis acts and vaudeville headline at local theaters
Trained dogs perform tricks while trapeze acts wow audiences. Miss Pauline Hall to headline at the Grand week after next. Wilton Lackaye, star of A Modern Magdalen, praised for Trilby impersonation. Henry E. Dixey, with Lackaye, lauded as a top stage caricaturist. Zoeape Holland and Ferdinand Gottschalk noted for strong abilities in the same production. The Village Postmaster slated for Park Theater next week as a standout act. Sam Rice and the Topsy Turvy Burlesquers close Empire today, with Tiger shows expected next week.
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Pauline Hall
Wilton Lackaye
Svengeli
Trilby
Henry E. Dixey
Mr. Lackaye
Park Theater
Joseph Wheelock
Sam Rice
the Empire
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Local Society Notes Show Many Going Abroad and Visiting
Indianapolis society circles feature numerous departures and visits. Mr Stuart Kurtz visits Anderson. Mrs Hawkins travels to Martinsville. Bryn Mawr College terms recur for Constance Lewis and Evelyn Holliday. the Wynn hosts Lew Wallace Jr and family for winter. Bay City and Farmington trips mark several others. A large group heads to New York and Europe. weddings and society events span Rockport to Rockville with church and club gatherings, while garden parties raise funds for Memorial Continental Hall.
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Anderson
R. O. Hawkins
Martinsville
Constance Lewis
Bryn Mawr College
Evelyn Holliday
Bryn Mawr Colege
Lew Wallace, Jr
Wynn
Anna Jillson
Bay City
Mich
Katherine Fisher
E. C. Sewall
George B. Elliott
Lake Maxinkuckee
Emily Winters
East
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John Judah
Maxinkuckee
P. H. Jameson
Francis R.anne
Ladies’ Society of the Maennerchor
Newton Claypool
New York
Europe
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Soo-Chow
China
Harriet Augusta Prank
John H. Oxenford
Sarah B. Dudbridge
Joy
Washington Charles de Pauw
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Charlotte Powell
Denver
Elizabeth Powell
Ramen
Florence Coffin
Julia Robbins
E. E. Hatch
Detroit
Katherine B. Holland
T. Moin Ja
Frank O. Tanney
William E. English
Switzerland
Mary
Henrietta Colgan
Blacherne
Cambridge
Katherine Dorsey
Charles Beard
Mrs. Caswell
Los Angeles
Thomas Taggart
Lucy
Emily Taggart
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Jique C. Miller
Miller
Magnolia Beach
Miss Miller
Tarry
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Samuel Elliott Perkins
Pennsylvania Street
Frances R. Whipple
Pleasant Street
McFarland
Kentucky
Marion County
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Caroline Scott Harrison
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Fairbanks
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Washington
Memorial Continental Hall
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Young People’s Missionary Society
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8. B. Farrabee
Lois G. Hufford
Carm Williams
Wright Grooms and Groomsites in Union City Social Scene
An Atlantic-leaning social update from Union City details Wright family visits, naval service return from Haiti, and welcoming of guests. The section lists numerous marriages, relocations, college plans, and friendships across Indiana and nearby states, with notes on ceremonies, visits, and society gatherings. References include Miss Emily Grooms of Flint and Mr Harry Wright, the Rev J L Hill officiating, plus a stream of local names such as Henry Meelk Lillian Hanseman and many others in Wayne County.
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Wayne County
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
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Lillian Hanseman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
C. Huber
Frank Dye
Alta Colvin
Abington
Home Dressmaking Hints By May Manton
Fancy waists with stole effects and long drooping shoulder lines appear in advance styles and will be worn this season. The illustrated example combines both features with front drapery flattering slender figures, here in white crepe de chine with heavy cream lace appliques. The foundation lining fits snugly and closes at the center front.
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May Manton
Designing a Pointed Stocks Fashion Pattern Description
A garment pattern features a draped cape with a wide pointed collar and a fashionable stole-like neckline. Sleeves are full and gathered into pointed cuffs, with a postillion style belt. Pattern 4237 covers busts 32 to 38 inches. fabric options listed. send 10 cents for pattern coupon.
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Noblesville Couples Wed in Surprise Ceremony
W F Myer and Miss Vivian Dailey of Noblesville wed in the city, a surprise to friends. Also reported, E M Campbell & Co won a $3,000 Richmond bond issue bid at 4 percent, bringing a premium due to bond quality.
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W. F. Myer
Vivian Dailey
Noblesville
Justice Lockman
E. M. Campbell & Co
Richmond
Public Library Commission
Statehouse
Grand Lodge. K. of P
Andrew Steffen
Steuben County Trustees Evade Minimum Wage Law
State officials report that Steuben county school trustees are avoiding the minimum wage law by forcing teachers to contract for one or two teaching months without pay before receiving payment. The law requires a daily pay based on a grade calculation, but trustees are pushing teachers to render free service for weeks. Teacher supply exceeds demand while school funds remain tight.
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Frank L. Jones
Steuben County
Indianapolis Secures National Labor Headquarters Move
Delegates from local carpenters unions and the Commercial Club push to relocate the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and Canada to Indianapolis. The move, from Philadelphia, brings twenty clerks and up to a half million dollars yearly in business, aided by Indianapolis’ central access. Additional unions like United Mine Workers and International Typographical Union already have or plan operations here, boosting conventions and spending in the city.
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Indianapolis
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Atlanta
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West Virginia
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chattanooga
Labor Organization
L Alliance Francaise Opens Season With Lectures and Returns
The L Alliance Fran aise opened its season at the Propylaeum with a business focused meeting and reports for the past year. Mes la president Mon sieur Edouard Du Bois presented an address after a reception. Also noted is the death by suicide of Mrs Alice Anderson in Denver linked to a separation from her husband with plans to bring the body to this city for burial.
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Propylaeum
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Europe
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Alice Parent
Denver
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Woman Almost Takes Life With Morphine Swallowing
Mrs. Eliza Cannon of 436 Tippecanoe Street attempted suicide by ingesting morphine yesterday before noon. Dr. J H Ward cared for her for several hours and saved her life.
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Tippecanoe Street
J. H. Ward
Tax Back Taxes Cloud Tom L Johnson Crusade
Cleveland Leader reports Tom L Johnson facing back taxes claimed by Cuyahoga County totaling about 500000 for years 1896 1897 1898 and 1899 while living in New York. Johnson says no debt asserts political motive and has sought injunctions delaying collection with no court action begun to settle the matter.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
New York
Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Note on Berlin convention and Hay message
The Cologne Gazette notes the German government is unsettled about Secretary Hay's note while the London Telegraph reports Berlin signers including Germany favor sending an identical note to the United States. The Koeln Zeitung calls the Washington message unwelcome yet confirms Romania’s missteps toward Jews, underscoring Hay's reminder of European states' ignored responsibilities.
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Cologne
Hay
Vienna
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Germany
United States
Koeln Zeitung
Washington
Roumania
What One Trust Does for Labor
An employment agent from Birmingham failed to recruit iron workers in McKeesport while two years ago locals accepted UK offers. Conditions in the U S iron and steel trade have improved, with wages similar to England and lower living costs. The big steel trust, formed about two years ago, is likely responsible for improving U S labor conditions.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Birmingham
England
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Big Steel Trust
New York Autumn Gowns Show Varied Styles and Luxurious Trims
The Indianapolis Journal notes a flood of autumn gown models in New York with tight and plaited skirts, blouses, tunics, and capes. Rich trimmings include fur, lace, embroidery, and Oriental bands, with satin faced broadcloth in sage, biscuit, and pale grays dominating. Bold color choices include blues, greens, browns, and reds, while velours and camel’s hair fabrics appear in tailored three piece ensembles and tunic coats.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Morning altercation ends in fatal shot near transit car
On a September day in the city, ae Shallee, a forty year old, was shot and likely fatally wounded by M R Smith amid an argument aboard a streetcar. Shetler served as conductor, Smith as passenger, and the dispute arose over closing a window.
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Ag ‘Orty
M. R. Smith
Shetler
Was & T
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