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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
Fort Wayne readers confront editorials on tariffs, trusts, and Aldrich influence. The piece critiques political maneuvers in the Senate led by Aldrich and contrasts business power with democratic ideals, noting regional reactions and potential repercussions for party unity and policy.
The Gorden trio new to Majestic Airdome this week draws big crowds with its miryelung bieyehead routine. DeWitt Young, the college boy jester, and his gifted sister headline a vaudeville bill praised as the best act in town, with novelty aerials and lively crowd appeal.
Forte Fort Wayne audience enjoys a Diamond Airdome program featuring Fisher and Burkhart as noted songwriters. Laredo and Bhike perform clever scrobale routines, Campbell and Brady present romantic juggling, and Miss Brady plus Miss Emlsworth charm with songs and humor. Evening shows at 1 and 3 15 PM.
The Lyric theater continues to attract large nightly audiences for moving pictures. A complete change of pictures is planned for Friday and a big amateur show is slated for the evening. The Lyric emphasizes its cool interior with a large exhaust fan providing constant fresh air throughout the auditorium.
A series of Democratic primary announcements appear from Fort Wayne officials and candidates. Names include Henry P. Scherer, August Schmidt, Charles McCullough, Benji W. Skelton, David Ettout, Stan, Noll, and Louis Grierel, each pledging to seek party nomination for mayor city clerk or council seats subject to voter will.
Miat Almanaite travels to North Port Michigan next week as day guest of Misa Elizatethers and Misa May Jewell Smith at home in New Milford where she took a summer course at Ingleside. Edith Nickell will return from Boston to spend her summer vacation. The American Literature club held its annual picnic at Robison Park on Thursday and formed a theater party for the afternoon. Members include Mesdames Fred Crall, Martin Stock, Clarence Hartshorn, Charles Geortz, Robert Athe Reno, Brew ani, Andrew Archer, Are Gros Sean, John Grosjean, Dex Ashley, John Rachelene ren Koegat, Mr and Mrs B Plock of Swinney Riverna celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their daughter's birthday with a party of friends. The rooms were decorated with roses and ferns and progressive Pedro and music entertained the guests. A fine lunch was served at 11 o'clock. The company presented Miss Elora with gifts, Mr Nall making the presentation speech, with Mr Plock responding with appreciation of the tributes.
Mina Alma Lucittor and Ledim Wil performed piano during the evening. Edward Tonnelier and Alma Suedhor won high prizes, while Frank Noll and May Hite received consolation prizes. Out-of-town guests Edward s and Leon Tonnelier, Mrs. Sidney Quidor of 1161 West Man Street, plan a Thursday departure for an extended trip to California, with guest hosting by Mr. and Mrs. Word of Stockton, Cal.
Members of the Ancient Order of Hiberniana invite the public to an ice cream social at Hivernian hall this evening. Funeral services for Mrs. Walburga Metiter will be held Friday morning at 20 o'clock from 611 Hough street and at St. Mary's Catholic church.
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