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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
An expert details the complex stage makeup process used by Julian Eltinse, a famed immigrant actor, describing wigs gowns and prosthetics. The article explains the transformation from facial base to final costume with notes on powders, eyelids, and a dramatic dress for a convincing female character. It emphasizes meticulous preparation and the nearly invisible illusion achieved on stage.
In American League action Philadelphia hosts Cleveland as minor league details filter through. Slugging by Slater and Pruitt sparks late scoring for the home club, while Chicago bests Washington in a tense pitcher battle. Detroit and New York clash with Mullis strong early before relief and late scoring decide the outcome.
In Toledo the club defeated Milwaukee 5 to 4 as erratic pitching produced wild all around. The local hurlers struggled with control while the visitors produced a few solid hits. Wright worked seven innings for Toledo and was charged with the loss.
Public league standing notes show a muddled update from Columbus with match results and player references. Incomplete lines mention Karimi, Vian, and Celwubued with unclear outcomes and an injury claim. Umpires named Kesma and Kane appear amid scattered team fragments Ludamuraend and Butteries-Gevermud Blue.
Terre Haute Indiana Notes show Tyrone Wagte crippled by injury in a tight Central League game. Marlin, recently hospital bound, loses 2 to 3 as Wirbound limits hits with solid support from teammates. Postponed games and schedule notes follow, with details on rescheduled dates and upcoming matchups.
Sunday program features Shamrocks and Teague Park matchups with Dientur. crowd anticipates old rivalry, armor display, and changes in the lineup. Local notes praise show of sportsmanship and discuss team strategies as fans expect a lively afternoon and potential upset.
A fragmentary sports blurb notes a baseball game at League Park on Sunday featuring Decatur Professionals against Sham Rocks. The readable line mentions a 3 PM start and a local park venue with limited OCR clarity on team names and specifics.
The Corners Rod Club notes a noisy practice and upcoming events. Garrett and Kenton feature in counterplays as players prepare for weekend games. Megaman Centyre and others are listed with lineups for a Sunday farm session and Boke Nur.
Scattered notes reveal Fort Wayne White Sox activity and upcoming games. Players like Wayne Mier Ind and others are linked to future matchups while teams prepare for Sunday or Thursday showcases and practice sessions amid a crowded schedule.
Members of the Maccabees at Whyne tenton Knights of the Maccabees have a top ten invitation to join Hartford City temk next Sunday for a memorial service and a pro am planned at Bunda the Vit Hall will be deterred. Special interurban cars will be provided for the local delegation leaving the city at 9 AM and returning at night.
The article discusses the jump and spit ball as the most challenging pitches for pitchers. It explains how batters struggle with the spit ball’s drop and the jump ball’s sudden movement, and notes the difficulty in commanding either delivery consistently. It also covers the dangers and variability of these pitches, and advises mixing deliveries and headwork for success.
A parcel in Forest Park, the bustling addition where projects are underway, was bought as part of ongoing development efforts. The buyer’s identity is not disclosed, but the purchase signals momentum in local growth. The sale aligns with a broader push to expand housing and commerce in the forest park area.
The Decatur Professionals meet the Shamrocks on Sunday in a wrestling card featuring Pardello and Chick Long. Reports note disputed weigh-ins and a contested title claim with lingering questions about validity and payouts.
A boxing and wrestling show is slated for June 35 at Princ evsa Vink featuring Sam Murtarger versus Ed Ward in a top wrestling bout. Manards seeks welterweight title after beating al Jam fra for two years. Starharger is billed as a local draw. Kid Wilson faces Kid Thomas in a ten round match with undercard bouts planned.
Persistent heavy rains through May and June flood streams in northern Indiana, washing out the early fishing season. River fishing is largely halted as water runs high and muddy, delaying wading and spinning all but the few days of clear, calm weather. Expect fishing to resume to some degree only after late July or early August unless drier weather returns.
Salvadorean forces claim victory over invading troops led by Malanot and Tioto, with Revolutionary forces under Rivas reported to have repelled an attack from Ranwnats toward Acalutia. American citizen Jian Malsant reported among captured. Signed Figuero.
A garbled OCR passage references Atuagite Mietlinier at Lack and Whihideiphia with a box of fies, a tig and hilgiy and naked ford plat, a tower, a confrontation with a manager, and an indignant Nirdlinger toward an alepee man Unat amid a convention poxler showing an elk feature for a beer advertisement.
The readable lines list fighters including Hudaon, Lon McChise, Jack Uhaler, Maite Larner, Teo Manapotta, and others. It notes Chirk Dene and Youn Margene’s attendance for a bout, with sketchy references to arranging matchups and mind performances, hinting at upcoming events without clear results.
June 12 report from Ind notes a young woman killed at Hunger ETM while another incident related to a controversial inquiry. The fragmentary text names Mae Lett Lanharisan and references alleged threats and a pending investigation.
The death of Miss Nellie Stewart of Toledo was announced to friends in Fort Wayne after a brief illness Tuesday night. Mis Lulu Morehead, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Morehead of Fort Wayne, died late Tuesday evening at the Feldite Minded Youth School. Savin Davis, brother of Mrs. A. Griebel, died Tuesday night in Toledo at about 58, leaving Chicago relatives. his funeral will be held in Toledo. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White of Terre Haute, Indiana, who died of diphtheria last week, was buried at the Odd Fellows cemetery in New Haven yesterday.
A narrator recounts near capture and evasive moves through town. He describes a girl’s warning, a safe route past stores, and plans to reveal the next day which business houses were visited. A $10 reward is mentioned, with urges to read tomorrow’s Journal Gazette.
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