The Road to Yesterday at Majestic With Dupree Cast
The Majestic presents The Road to Yesterday this evening and Friday with Friday matinee. Mine Aly Dupree leads a strong Broadway ensemble in a fantastical comedy set in 1608 Brzland mixing dreamlike satire and whimsy.
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Aly Dupree
Measerger
Mars
Elspeth ‘Tyrell
Jaros the Pirst
Brzland
Herald Square Theater
New York City
Miss Dupree
Marshall Welch
Eleanor Moret
Esther ‘Lyon
Robert Demipater
Charles Chirey
Josephing
Plorence Sheppard
William B. Martin
Tuller Blanc
F. Owen Baxter
Charles A. West
Selmar
Romaine
FL K Brown
Ben Tur spectacle praised for its beauty and reverent atmosphere
The production showcases The Star of Bethlehem and the Mount of Olives in a striking tableau filled with pictorial beauty. The poster lauds the Biblical epic Ben Hur as a vivid portrayal of gospel events, with dramatic scenes of Bethlehem, the Wise Men, Calvary, and leper cleansing.
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Bethelehem
Calvary
Christ
Mount of Olives
Around the Clock Comedy and Pantomime at Majestic
The London Comedy and Pantomime company brings Around the Clock to the Majestic with comedy music singing and dancing. The troupe stars noted actors including Booth Modjeske and Keene and promises lavish costumes scenery and effects.
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Inlex
Europe
America
Ritchie London
Munten
Tatesl
Sitehle Lonfon
Neason
London
The Temple Hosts a Record Attendance Night
The big show at the Temple promises capacity crowds and a record attendance. Dor Burke and his school gifts entertain with a dancing sensation while the Lee Theatre act headlines as a standout in town.
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Dor Burke
Controversial Paris A critic defends modern stage decorum
A noted New York critic writing from Paris defends a bold new play scene showing female characters in lingerie as true to life. He justifies realism despite public discomfort, praising Dan Burke's production and its "modest and real show girls" on stage.
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New York
Paris
Freyers
Critte
Wes
Dan Burke
Émple
Imrind
Eich
Grand Photographic Art Exhibit Opens at Local Gallery
An exhibit of grand photographic art is now open and runs through Thursday noon. Tickets available at Jones' Kodak Store.
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Jones’ Kodak
City Council Plans Special Session Over Gas Contract
The City Council scheduled a special evening session if the gas contract is ready. Many members will attend the Indianapolis convention and may not be in town for a Saturday meeting.
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Indianapolis
J. Frank Stungoyan
Cffy
Pudc Works
J. M. Barrett
Port Wayne Gas Company
Bs MM
Fezira
Variell
O'Clouk
Tol Connellmen
Cook
Fremont Minor News in Prichmond and Nearby
A scattered Fremont item notes local happenings as March events unfold. Mrs May Pibi from Ula McNaughtan of Ray wins a silver medal in a regional contest. Nettlenan returns to school after a vacation caused by news events.
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Ray
Aide Lalul
Nettlenan
Pleasant Lake News Local Visitor Notes and Church Event
Pleasant Lake Ind March reports show residents visiting relatives over weekend. Names include Jab Ruyter Harold Faul Gertie Rasaburg and family Cyndy Robertson Clarence Marpluna Fort Wayne visitors J. W. Goodwin Angola residents. S Sunday temperance meeting addressed by Rev S L Roberts at Clear Lake church. Roy Carnes St. Marians Mich attended church services in pastor's absence.
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Pleasant Lake
Ind
Angola
Mes. Krank Row
Tinuls
Une Haugland
Wits
Ioberit
Addresead
Clear Lake
Roy
Carnes
St Madnis, Mich
Local Hamilton Items Report Revival Services and City Actions
Hamilton Indiana items note revival services led by Rev Powell at United Brethren church with weekend meetings and community invitation. City council passes ordinances on water pipe contracts, fire alarm system, spur to Bowser works, and garbage contract while addressing a damages claim and budget matters. Local residents including Milton Wiler and guests from Fort Wayne also discussed property disputes and city finances.
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Wamilton
Ind
Wn. Headley
Hive
Alhambra
Lvadsey
IM Uegerty
Powall
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
RV. Gilbert
Fred W. Thielker
Nelson and
Taylor Streets
Hielder Wavetta
Eintms
Art
Colerick
Elulin 2
Sigsmund Gelseler
Preaed Ag Tallow
Massillon Tron and Steel Company
Bowser Works
Menefee Foundry
Milwaukee “Signal ‘Phone Company
Bowser
Franke Droker
Olds’ Coal
Claude Varnell
Jack Hendricks
Fort Wayne
Dickey
Counnell Chambers
Dr. Steinen
Mr. Welch
Brewers Not on Bonds in Indianapolis
County officials move to bar brewery bonds for liquor licenses after County Attorney Albert Salobag's opinion. He states corporations formed to run breweries cannot legally act as bond sureties for retail liquor license applicants unless their articles authorize bond surety and align with their business.
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Indianapolis
Albert Salobag
Nait
Coropaton
Liverse
Barrett improves after illness in office
The Hon. J. M. Barret was taken ill in his offices yesterday morning. A family member reports he was much improved all night and that his condition is not serious.
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J. M. Barret
Thares
Wt. Barrett
Digestion aid claim touts Kodol for instant relief
An advertisement extols Kodol digestive aid as a complete digester that works quickly, begins in the mouth, and treats all foods. It promises measurable results in stomach recovery, offers a one dollar bottle with a guarantee, and claims lab testing proves its superiority over other digesters.
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Kodel Mearns
Hodal
Tollet
E.G . Co. Cottage
Warsaw Area Social and Civic Notes Highlight March Events
Warsaw residents attend meetings at the Zagelda Reacing club and the Thychub ra meet. Lulu Winkson and Giga Packerton guests at Pontius residence. Visits from Mrs Ulery of Melbergon. John Ilscuair of Sourhon dies. Edward Hunter to be doorkeeper at state convention in Indianapolis. First Methodist Episcopal church records show twenty seven baptisms and multiple events. others report frost and maple sugar season impact.
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Warsaw
Ind
Zagelda Reacing Club
Ware [Waw
Sovin Conca
Nox
Mamla Conrad
Prof
Owen
Ranard Pontius
C. C. Ulery
Melbergon
Edward Hunter
Wars
Indianapolis
Harry Bickel
Goshen
Prof. Wilson
Culvér
Acade
Frank Umbenhour
Frank Ausman
F. M. Graham
Eky Dner
Kort, Wayne
D. J. Smith
Elkhorn
Jacobs
Port Wayne
Ta. P. Smith
North
Manchester
Hi. W._Klne
Silver Lake
Wanted Twenty Five Men for Kendall MUELLERING Construction
Help wanted for MUELLERING CONSTRUCTION CO. at Kendall. Twenty five workers sought to join crew for ongoing building projects. Apply at the Kendall site office or contact the company recruiters for details and wages.
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Kendall- Muellering Construction CO
Bank Examiner Springer in Fort Wayne Visits Banks
Senator W. D. Springer of Bartholomew county national bank examiner visited Fort Wayne yesterday. He met with officials, began examinations at German American National Bank, and reported banks he has examined are in excellent condition. He predicted positive effects from existing financial flurries and favorable industrial outlook in sixty days. He declined to comment on the Aldrich bill.
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W. DB. Springer
Elzebetitorn
Bartholoméw County
National Banc Examiner
Springer
Bartholomew
Decatur
Senate
Councilman Pushes Move for Police Headquarters
Councilman Louis Langard, formerly a police clerk, urged moving police headquarters from the city hall basement to the police court quarters. He argued the basement is damp and wasteful for the new police system, and that current quarters hinder officers daily. He claimed no hardship would result for officers if the change is made.
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Louis Langard
Easter eggs and local news from Decatur Indiana
Decatur Daily notes Fort Wayne officials discussing state tax commission matters. Local merchants report Easter goods demand as Arm of Everett Hite & Son ships 1 000 dozen eggs. Amelia Peters returns from Fort Wayne visit. several residents travel to Rome City for hunting. Miss May Fitzgerald and Dr Bridget Haefling host visitors. Stalder and others visit Fort Wayne. a local supper and sugar camp visit described.
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Decater
Ind
Geurne Ents
Treas- IF
Lachot
Fort Wayne
State Tax Commissioners
Everett, Hite & Son
Whch
Berling Packing Company
Amelia Peters
Fred Beineke
Fort Warne
Hensley
John Bulttr
Angel Bremerkamp
Rome
Mies May Fitzgerald
Bridget Haefiing
Bathe
Travers
Portland
St. Mary's Cathelic Phare
Bila Stalder
Port Wayne
Sohn Stalder
Wecktoare Four Mills
Margaret. Cunningham
Lola Sones
Chicago
Th Fallet
Alr
L. T. Brookan
Satiss
Edith Smith
Fort Swayne
Brent
Wiliam Bouma
Leo
Auburn Minor News: Local Events and Officials Schedule
Fragmented Auburn TN notice notes upcoming visits and meetings. Scour and others slated to attend state convention via Democratic channels. drainage committee plans a meeting in April to report progress. Mentions Miss Roe and Mrs. Scent in local civic activity.
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Auburn
Slack
Scour
Baxter
Philip Calan
Fakrient
Welly
Cotumielonere
Fkeldtadarnin
Antes Amannae Plekel
Orind
Anders
Tuekeviis Fiter
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Blood Purifier Benefits
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a long trusted blood purifier and tonic for spring ailments including blood diseases and digestive issues. It claims safety under the Pure Food and Drugs Law and promotes both liquid and chocolate coated tablet forms. A testimonial from GC Minztur notes boils clearing after use. The copy urges buying Hood's, and mentions Sarsaparilla products by C L Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
J. Minztur
Germantown
Howl
C.L Hood CO
Lowell, Musa
Beawning lecture draws Auburn Indies and locals
Whitley County notes report Auburn Indies attended the Beawning lecture in Auburn Tuesday evening. Adrian Mich suffered a polemical incident at a building, others prepare for a teachers convention, and several local residents are noted for health recoveries births and jobs.
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Waterloo
Auburn
Auburn Indies
Garitr
Garrett Minor News Highlights Local Visits and Social
A garrett notes multiple visitors and social events around town. Guests include Auburn residents Jed Baker and family, Dr. Nivarven Williams and Clint Case, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Talbert and relatives in Albion. Tyrhian Sisters of Garrett invited to Waterloo for entertainment. A Grail Monday program drew praise. Mrs. H dweller from Columbia City visited daughter Mrs. Taylor.
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Garrett
Janner Trite
England
Rotur Banday
Ikak
Tali
Denver
Colyte
Stienide
Mya
Marvin Und
Mra
Schultens Apending
Bebe
Avvgm
Maal
Nivarven Williams
Clint
Case
Andi Doo Stahl
Sendallville
Honsnes
Ene
Haye
Avilla
Fon Gates
Carl Talbert
Albion
Harry Palmer
Auburn
New York State
Ind Sra
Charles Burnham
Dyver
Gol
Gian
Waterloo
Itelderfaum
Columbia
Cit
Taylor
Lagrange Minor News Highlights Local Visits Funerals and Travel
In Lagrange Indiana on March 2, various residents made short trips and visited relatives. Jon Masken planned a few days with her sister in Grand Rails Turbo. Mr and Mrs William Fisher of Kendallville were guests of Mr and Mrs Whiter Lamson Tuesday. Mrs Charles Williams and Mrs Jann Ripert attended the funeral of the child of Mr and Mrs George Betts. Mrs A M Grady traveled to Tim a to stay with her sister Mrs Biche. J McKinley of Hayesville visited relatives en route to Chicago. Hamilton visited states for a few days. Mrs Charles Gushwa of Elkhart spent a few days with relatives here before returning home. Mrs Leyl Hays of Fort Wayne was in Lagrange for business. A birth was recorded for Mr and Mrs Frank A. Sundey.
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Tima Tues
Biche
J. McKinley
Hayesville
Monga
Lagrange
Chicago
Hamilton
States
Charles Gushwa
Elkhart
Leyl' Hays
Ort Wayne
Interensé
Mro
Prank
Bachelor Maids Entertained At Pearl Witte Sullenly Home
Miss Pearl Witte entertained the Bachelor Maids at her Waterloo home Monday night. Attendees included Misa Phils Askew of Chicago and other noted visitors. Dainty refreshments were served as conversations touched on village society and local events amid a day of social activity.
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Waterloo
Ind
Pearl “Witte
Sellen Cully
Misa Phils ‘Askew
Chicago
Dr. Laig
Fort Wayne
Iliner
John Auburn
Clare, Bay
Montpelier
Charles Voss
aAtrs. Lines
New York
Mrs. Towns
Éxpecterl
Charles Stuck
Albion Minor News Highlights and Arrivals
Albion Ind March 24 Mrs Cora Cook in Chicago on business Edna Schwab returns home after visiting her sister at Assmane Cook guest of grandparents and relatives at Regerton Nate Trimbe Sunday guest of her sisters at Aville and Mesdames Stanley and Stewart
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Albion
Ind
Cora Cook
Chicago
Busiess
Edna Schwab
As! Mane
Cook
Regerton
Nate Trimbe
Biesdames Stanley
Stewart
Aville
Funeral Services for William Aumann Scheduled Thursday
The funeral for William Aumann will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from the residence at 216 Orchard Street and at 2:30 p.m. from Trinity German Lutheran Church with Rev. Stooppleworth officiating. The service was said to be private, but family friends may attend. In other news, Louisiana’s state primary creation laws were ruled unconstitutional and void by judges Kings and Kings to the district court.
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William-Aumann
Thornany
Orchard Street
Trinity German Lutheran Oburan
Stooppleworth
Teivpst
New Orleans
Louisiana
Judes Kings
District Court
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Fremont Minor News
Pleasant Lake News
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