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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
4
Marguerite Clark stars in a new farce Baby Mine by Margaret Mayo with Otis Harlan. Fort Wayne audiences to see the first performance at the Majestic Theatre. The show opens in Chicago for a summer run, with events announced in the New York Times.
Chicago hospital official Lyman W. Rogers, treasurer of the National Maternity Hospital, says about 9,000 husbands in Chicago are fonder of infants not their own and that some wives pass off others’ babies as theirs. He cites a California case and warns of trust breaches and potential consequences.
Cast list for a play with Alfred Hardy and Jimmy Jinks led by Alfred and including Michael O Flarety Ernest Glendevining Otia Marritt Gorden Burley Bert Tucmati Marguerite Clark Agnes DeLine Gida Vartst May Barton Bowe Aggie Rosa Catt and others. Act 1 set in Hyie s Sitting Room with scenes in New Jersey and Clare Sherwood Apartments staged by Laweenes Marrton over three months.
In Angola Ind on Sunday First Christian church will host a union service at Croxton Opera House with J B Lehman of Edwards Illinois as speaker and Elder Vernon Stauffer delivering the graduation address at the city high school. Evening music and sermons follow at multiple churches including First Methodist Episcopal and First Congregational.
Farmer alert selling a 10 year old horse weighing about 1150 pounds labeled a splendid driver. Contact Fleischmann Co at 712 Clinton St or call via Journal Gazette want ads priced at 1 cent per word.
The official count of the International Typographical Union election announced at Indianapolis showing officers and delegates. President J M Lynch. vice presidents A Tracey and C H Govan. secretary J W Tyres with others including delegates from AFL and printers homes. Names and locations include Indianapolis Denver New York Ottawa Cleveland Baltimore and more.
June 4 Bombay Misa Williams and Howard Bishop missionaries of the American Baptist society drowned while sea bathing in the Cambay gulf near Bulgar north of Clive Bishop died while saving his companion Williams entered authorities and Bishop sent to her old Keown power to bring Williams to shore He became exhausted and both sank Bodies recovered
Rain and cold hindered showing of new city allotments across multiple districts. Real estate agencies, hopeful for a strong spring market, pushed back sales events and plan a busy week with several additions and campaigns. Despite poor conditions, optimism persists for a record year in Port Ways real estate activity.
Real estate men plan a Monday meeting at the Anthony Warne club to discuss business interests and district improvements. The gathering aims to coordinate talks ahead of the National Real Estate Trades convention in Atlanta, with Fort Wayne delegates to be chosen and prepared.
Dr. A Cruarceetary of Lae ally board has purchased O. Guild revidence on West 40th Street. At a meeting of the Mielffer Place Improvement camping last Friday a plan was set to change the installment method for the $7 and $100 notes ending at $10 down and $50 per month. These will be disposed of for $2 down and $2.69 per month, offering buyers a chance to secure a cider term. Mr. Lois Carnog of the rant en inte nAONes left Friday for Wallington and Bathingarg.
Especial correspondence from Monroeville reports visits and trips of residents including Mica Tinster of Bluffton, Mrs Uuvht Potters, Mrs Eivle Jones, Mrs JW Edwards, Henry Kriek and families. A regular Macka Lodge meeting at Monroeville Lodge Macka T, O U F elected officers Chas Brown V G J M Jackson recording secretary I L Mille.
The Monroeville community saw gatherings at Mrs. J. Miller’s home for a flower show and a W. C. T. U. meeting. Members are reminded to bring flowers as membership contest closes soon. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith and Mr. Cha. Smith attended a Friday event in New Washington. William Murchland, Pennsylvania Ruthway foreman, survived a near-miss when struck by engine tenders but escaped injury. The Monroeville hand entertained townsfolk with a street performance, praised for its quality and effort by Mr. B Pillars. Citizens urged support for the local band and upcoming games as the town anticipates a trip to Alonzoeville for a decisive contest.
Thirty seven pupils from EIQNTM grade enjoyed a picnic by Lake James. The group, guided by Miss Mortich, traveled to Iver cottage for a meal and song, with music accompanying.
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