Parade Opening Day Plans For Wheeling In Banner Parade
Wheeling will assist in floating the banner on opening day with a band leading and opposing clubs following. The event includes a formal parade around Lethe Park with a pennant race between two clubs and an official ceremony. Weather and crowd conditions are expected to be favorable, with security and conduct rules outlined.
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Wheeling
Hama
Springfield
Tie Watt Wares
Biel
Varnell
Brent Wulistedon
Gwen Wewin
Winellig
Vinewieg
Elith Entera
Vallat Blues
Ciel
Balley
Lon
Letgue Park
Nate Weiter
Varnedl
Pioneers Triumph in Brunswick League Action
The Pioneers of Ned beat Wie Goslves with a forfeited match and dominated the first league. Kelly led scoring with 1L in average while Smith closely followed. In the second league, Colombias three games from the Waster, Parrot Gréshed high with 166.H The Repress PIONEERS show strong play, West Western Gab Company notes forfeit.
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Pioneers
Wie Goslves
Cay Kelly
Smith
Columbias Niin
Eames
Om Fortett
Parrot
Ad Cateerivee
W. Gruner
Mil Go Harkenrid
Tatas
Avery
Soblews
Soret. Columbtas
Western Gab Company
Wrestling and Boxing At Miami Club Tonight
Manager Harper has prepared a program of wrestling and boxing at the Miami Athletic Club in the Suengerbund Thurlaing. Chick Long will wrestle Toner Kennedy and the fighter ponor basketball team will play the L youngstirs. There will also be parlor matches.
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Harper
Mami Athleticlub
Suengerbund Thurlaing
Chick
Long
Toner Kennedy
Ponor
L. “Youngstirs
Paverni
Tog
Exhibition Games Reported From New Orleans March Dates
The brief item lists exhibition games across cities including New Orleans and Atlanta with teams such as Cleveland and Montgomery Southern. It notes matchups involving New Orleans, Chicago, Brooklyn, and other powerhouses in a sparsely detailed schedule. The fragmented notes point to a busy April slate across multiple venues.
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New Orleane
Clevetes
New Orleans
Puth
Nghar
Chirene G
Buminghom
Wham
Southern
Atlanta, Il
Montomery
Taree
Brooklyn
Nationjee
Court session handles routine matters in Madison Town Road petition
County commissioners spent the day on office business and routine items. A petition for a road in Madison Town was filed and a hearing postponed to next Monday. Judge O Rourke heard part of the Ferry Stiller divorce case and restrained Sadie A Benner's husband from disposing of property.
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Stone Road
Madison Stownstin
O Rourke
Ferry Sriller
Sadie A. Benner
O'Rourke
Higher education crowd plans return trip after event
A large audience crowded Indianapolis for a funnel eating event and bought tickets for the elvoteie Hine Heed. The Weubwah Valley Hout bins supplied extra cars beyond five regular daily trains, with passengers allowed to return on any of the electric quarter cars up to and including next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funnel
Indianapolis
Elvoteie
Weubwah Valley Hout
Ely
Buttermore Challenges Cain for Side Bet in Auburn
Dave Buttermore of Auburn issues a challenge to Nick Cain for a side bet of 40 or 100 dollars after posting a forfeit of 60 dollars with the Journal-Gazette sports editor. Cain agrees to accept. Buttermore does not respond. Contact manager John Groscup at Colisrim, Aur onia.
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Jetter
Dave Wuttermera
Aubuyn
Orfres
Nick Canina
Ortree
Sporting
T Ie Journal-Gazette
Ruttermore
Nick Culling
Religious Awakening in Perry Township Sees Notable Turnout
Special report from Perry Township notes a two week religious awakening at Salem Reformed Church led by Pastor Ch Ay Raw. Thirty-two members professed faith and joined the church, marking a historic communion observed on a spring Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Journal-azette
LEO
Ldarine
Eerie
Salem Reformed Church
Parry Townstip
Welcome Marshall Home Demonstration Plan Grows
Mr Allen Hamilton led a Jefferson club push for a large Marshall homeward welcome. An excursion from Fort Wayne to Columbia City is planned with Jefferson club members and friends to greet Mr and Mrs Marshall on their return from the west. A meeting is set for next week to discuss the effort, with promoters aiming for about 500 participants.
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Allen Hamilton
Jefferson Club
Lookkinis
Marshall
IBOYS TAKEN BACK TO ORPHAN ASYLUM
Truant officer Work reported that Samuel Harris aged twelve and Guyth Matz aged eleven were removed from Mrs Bowman’s home in Lotayerts township and returned to the Wells Prainity Orphanage. The affidavit for failing to send the boys to school will be withdrawn per Mr Workake.
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Georgie A. Ulnier
Wells
Samuel Harris
Guyth Matz
Hrrs. Bowman
Lotayerts Township
S Work
Bowman
New Counterfeit Bills Circulation Reported
W E Moran acting chief of the secret service bureau warns of a 1989 series counterfeit note tied to J W Lyons Ellis H Roberts and Gulf National Bank Beaumont Texas The forged ten dollar bills use two-piece printed photographs with colored inks on seals numbers and backs and two men have been arrested for attempting to circulate them in southeastern Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moran
Secret Service Bureau
Treasury Department
Flonte
J. W. Lyons
The
Treoazury
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Bank Paola
Gulf National Bank
Beaumont
Tex
Bank
Treasury
JL. Lyons
Register of the Treasury
Tills-El ‘Roberts
Allssouri
Prohibitionists Name Allen County Ticket in Nominating Rally
The prohibition party of Allen County held its nominating convention on Monday April 13 in the county courthouse assembly room to name a county ticket. Michael J Fanning the famed Philadelphia orator will speak and deliver addresses morning and evening. A preliminary meeting at Weelock precedes the gathering with entertainers and a dance planned to cap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Allen County
Court House
Michael J. Fanning
Philadelphia
Weelock
Framing
Mr. Fanning
Indiana
Spike Robsgh Easy For Gans In Narrow Bout
In a rough match Spike Robsgh defeated Gans with a close score as Puiladelphia and Wave Athletic figures clashed. The bout featured uneven momentum and a late surge by the victor while referee actions drew attention from the crowd.
Minister Resigns Pastoral Post After Conscience Strain
Garrett April report details Rev Ren Stephens pastor of the Baptist Church facing a scandal after a troubled marriage and late realization. He resigned his pastorate citing conscience and law, stating the ministry remains in doubt while he considers other service options.
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Baptist Church
Elst
Burenty Garrett
Lalit
Ren Stephens
Tthe Baptist Elperh
Stevens
Doctor Dinnen Returns from French Lick Springs
Dr J M Dinnen at French Lick Springs with General Manager Johnson of the Nickel Plate railroad. Reported improved health after a trip. Johnson left the resort in good spirits.
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J. M. Dinen
Hong
Prench Lele Springs
Flo
Juhmnyoi2
Nickel Plate Railroad
Johnnon
Cleveland
Dinnen
Frepeli Lick Springs
Sino
Johnson
Country Girl and On the Bridge at Midnight At Detroit Opera House
The Detroit News reports Henrietta Crosman in The Country Girl at the Detroit Opera House with vivid praise for her male disguise and comic timing. It notes strong support from John Flood and others, and mentions the concurrent performances of On the Bridge at Midnight and Dinimum Hearts, highlighting stage craft, setting, and the engaging, humorous tone of Crosman’s portrayal.
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Detroit News
Henrietta Crosman
Dolly Varden
Detroit Opera House
Wid Garvick
Miss Crosman
Librer| Ust Sidage
Edwards
Migs Crosman
Olé Moody
Peggy Thrift
Peggy
Belleville
Peregy
Knickerbarkers
John’ Flood
Moody
Sir Bling
H. van Buren
Addison Pitt
Helene Winter
Ada Gilman
Professor
Hootilack
Senna
Chicaxa
Fragmentary legal drama hints at prison and murder trial
Disjointed OCR text references imprisonment terms and a murder case. Mentions a wife Jeannette, possible New York connection, and unclear details of alleged adultery and trials. The passage lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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Rerpeere
Jeannette
Atu
New York River
Grace Shete
Dvanelle
Lee
Latrreste
Wiss Atheil
Orarris Roth Farhi
Thorns and Orange Blossoms at the Majestic
The play based on Berth M. Clay's famous novel lights the stage in Chicago. Misa lith fete leads Whee and Oringe sslowsapia with several New York suerveses in attendance during the Sunday evening performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpia Vlaya
Whee
Oringe
Wilen
Sia
Eveninin
Mia Wade Bas
New York
Academy of Music
Chicago
Berth M. Clay
Vaudeville at the Temple Highlights Ida Schnee’s Week
Review of a Temple vaudeville show focusing on Ida Schnee’s weekly performances. The writer praises her improving voice, natural stage presence, and modest appearance, noting not all songs are top notch but she remains a strong draw. Mentions a Queen Victoria remembrance on Lord Dathriste's estate and local audience anticipation.
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Spvingos
Seymaur
Dathriste
Temple
Asten
Ira Sthnee
Tts
Ida
Sehney
Miss Schnee
Manhee
Local Notables Attend Funerals and Events in Fort Wayne
Mrs L A Brown returns from Capt James Rhoades funeral in Cleveland. Attendees include Henry Yaggy Woodburn A H Grubb New Haven and local reporters. Ben Hur performances draw city visitors. Internal revenue stamps totaling 13878.40 for March reported by Deputy Collector Burton. Soest Lutheran church contract awarded to Tobias Schnort bid 20557. Architect I M Reidel. Chicago writer Elliot Plower travels by trolley mishap. State board of health sends cocaine morphine drug reporting requests to physicians and druggists. Norris shifts to Fort Wayne Printing as publication manager. Ernest De Scheiman, foreman of the Journal-Gazette composing room, improving after appendicitis surgery.
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L. A Brown
James Rhoades
Cleveland
Henry Yaggy
Woodburn
A. H. Grubb
New Haven
John C. Bizdld
Cirenist Court
Huntington
Daniel Reilly
Ths City
Morence Reilly
W.S. Keckley
J. W. Vernick
J. A. Woolard
Payne, Q
W. J.burton
Tobias Schnort
Soest
Marion Township
Bllevernight
Schnort
I. M. . Reidel
Elliot Plower
Chicago
New York
Chicago Thane
Fort Worke
Indianapolis
Daytor
Richmond
State Board of Health
State
Journal-Gazette
P.O. Norris
Fort Wayne Eectric Company
Fort Wayne Printing Company
Norris
Ernest de Scheiman
Tournal-Gazette
Lutheran Hospital
House
Tommy Burns Hob Nors With Nobility
Tommy Burns the champion heavyweight speaks at a banquet in London on April 1 arranging two potential matches. He aims for a bout with Teagan Fan and negotiates prize money terms while courting other public matches and publicity for future engagements.
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Losdon
Tommy Burns
New Rats
Alinter
Spryns Club
Dorn
Byrne
Lag Alveratone
Mostyn Peatt
Lone Ndon
Neal Bras
York
Lusitania
Teagan
Johnson
Rayndy
Saul Tleatti
Brinton
Spectacular Ten-llur engagement at the Majestic Theater
The Ten-llur company made its Fort Wayne debut at the Majestic Theater presenting Tibrovaighta to large crowds. Audiences praised the production for its thrilling scenes, gorgeous sets, and strong performances by the cast, noting it as a worthy drawing card of the week.
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The
Ie Migistie Theater
Tibrovaighta
Neves
Port Waryte
Aulinnat
Fort Wayne
Tucilur
Plese
Reberul
Mitchell to launch Indianapolis labor weekly on mining peace
Retired United Mine Workers of America president John Mitchell announced in Indianapolis that he will devote a new labor paper to mining industry and industrial harmony. The weekly will promote miners and operators’ interests and broaden coverage to labor in general.
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Indianapolis
Tohn Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Uisadpouls
Minera
Mitchell Sala
Minera and
Sperstors
Wayneettes on invitation committe promotes harbor land sale
The Wayneettes on invitation committee led by E L Peiffer and others announces a Tuesday train to dedicate Portmouth on Matagorda Bay. General Miles attends the April 11 ceremony while the firm markets 150000 acres near the Gulf Coast with tracts from five acres on a ninety foot boulevard up to large estates. Many from Fort Wayne travel for the rate excursion and potential buyers are urged to contact Monage W Fitch & Sons Eugene Fitch, manager.
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Portsmouth
Fex
Matagorda Sey
Atlantic City
General Miles
Fort Wayne
Gulf Coast
Opp
P. O
Monage W. Fitch & Sons
Eugene
FITCH
Mgr
Farm Dept
Y W C A Lecture Course and Baby News In Town
The bulletin lists a Y W C A lecture course at Wayne Street church with tickets fifty cents and children’s fare twenty five cents, plus notice of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Claude Renz, with details of grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Long and Bertie Bir and Mrs Velenter of 1300 Jackson Street. Separately, a church fire at Centenary Methodist in Provincetown Mass collapsed ruins, killing two boys and injuring several others two weeks after the blaze.
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Fom
Claude Renz
Mr. Long
J.B. Long
Bertie Bir
Velnter
Tackson Street
Provincetown
Mass
Special sale on daffodils at Veseys Greenhouses
Veseys Greenhouses advertises a special three day sale offering fine large daffodil blooms at half price, 40 cents per bunch. The promotion runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with emphasis on the discounted price and large blooms for garden buyers.
April Fool Day Luck Helps Farmer Wallet Recovered
A farmer who forgot his wallet containing 709 dollars dropped it at a courthouse corridor. Dowens and many passersby assumed it was an April Fool prank and did not retrieve it. The owner later reclaimed the wallet after the incident drew attention.
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Esterday
Prohibition Stand Seen From John Waitchell Plan
Indianapolis reports John Waitchell, former United Mine Workers official, advocates a local option for prohibition allowing county or city control. He backs a nationwide move if larger cities adopt the approach, urging broader adoption beyond Chicago and Indianapolis.
Michigan Prison Board Refuses Warden Reid Resignation
The Michigan Prison Board of Control, in session at the prison, refused to accept the resignation of Warden James D. Reid. The board did not withdraw the action and planned further consideration, with a final decision dependent on future consultations. A member of the board noted the difficulty of the situation as the governor’s response and timing influence the outcome.
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Michigan
Prison Board of Control
James D. Reid
New York
Wouter
Fransfort
Blix
Kanty
Eagles Initiate Large Class In Fraternal Order
A Mundhalk ceremony admitted numerous members into the order as part of a fraternal initiation. Atticinated cata ee were falingal by a Mundhalk official as nt members were presented.
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Miami Club
Bhibition Games
Hectric Lions
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co
Apuinet
Albert G. Gaui
Germany
Schultze
Wiltz
Wanderful
Rerard
Aber
Fontvall
Comiberyad Vite
Spracticos
Quakers
Potota
Hayelis
Higher Education
Dave Buttermore
Iboys
Spike
Gans
Puiladelpina
Wave Athletic
Gane
Fle
Garrett
DR. Dinnen
French Lick Springs
Tom Logan
Ilda Schnee
Jestic Theater
Labor Paper
BY Mitchell
cCoffee
Peiree
the Hatter
Calhoun
Berry
Blackstone
Dr. Blackstone
W. T. Blackstone
Wayne and Clarrison Streets
Waynettes
E. L. Peiffer
George Loesch
Curdes
Grant Archer
Hughes
C. M. Flim
DS. Connelt
McDougall
Fort. Wayne
Foster Furniture
Gamble
Wayne St
John Wytchell
Prohibition
John Mitchell
Reina
Cheat
Tom J. Lewis
Mr. Waitchell
Indianagalis
Ff Joca
Mitchell
Washington
Tie Great
Prison Board
Cayiter
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