Caught In The Rain at the Majestic with Collier and Stewart
William Collier presents Caught In the Rain at the Majestic this evening a three act stagedromp set in Helena and the Rockies. Stars include Collier Perry Saville Mason and Bradley with supportive turns by Garrick’s Gollier and Adaya. The plot centers on Trek Crawford rescuing a miner and falling for Muriel Mason amid mining finance tensions.
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Montana
Helena
Trek Crawford
Waren
Alee
Crawford
Muriel Mason
Uwford
Muriel Mazon
Dick Crawford
Mr. Carlet
Rockies
Collier
Albert Perry
John Saville
Reginald Btason
Thomas Beauregard
John Adaya
Charles Ponte
W. H. Laurel
Helens Gollier-Garrick
Anne Bradley
Vaudeville at the Temple Promises Festive Show
The Tem ple vaudeville opens this afternoon featuring Linden Beckwith in The Girl In the Golden Frame, the season’s hit act, plus Mazzie and Mazette in The Tramp and the Brakeman, John F Reed in two monologues, Terry and Elmer, and Webb and Connelly in The Doctor and the Showgirl. Admission free at Commercial Club tonight.
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Templa
Linden Beckwith
Maztie
Mazette
John F. Reed
Terry and
Elmer
Webb and Connelly
Labor and the Church unite for workers rest and reform
In a discussion on labor and faith, Mr. Fox argues the church must aid working people amid wage demands and urban growth. He cites Sabbath observance, eight hour days, and reform of slums as shared goals, urging cooperation between church departments and labor to educate, mediate, and lift the working class.
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Andrew
Phils
Paul
Mr. Fox
Ayeryont
Yffneta
Syenith
Banda of Wn
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Efe
Presbyterian Church
Department of Church and Labor
Fort Wayne Society News Highlights Of A Busy Week
A week of society events in Fort Wayne features dances, weddings, birthdays, and dinners. Mrs. Olaf N. Gulalin becomes club president succeeding Mrs. T. N. Taylor, with changes to the Woman’s Club League constitution expanding departments and memberships. The Saturday clubs plan a social at John Jacobs’s Spy Run Avenue home.
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Spy Run Avenue
Jacaba
Subsidy Elections for Decatur Line Extension
In two townships of Adams County voters will decide subsidized support for extending the Fort Wayne and Springfield interurban line from Decatur southward to Bern. Monroe township faces a 25,000 subsidy while Washington township considers a 3,000 subsidy. Most right of way for the project has been secured.
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Caer
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Ad Rs
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Sarkiey
Unon
Fort Rayne & Springfield
Decatur
Morning music program closes Friday with mixed concerts
The Morning Musics will present its final program on Friday morning featuring two miscellaneous groups of composers conducted by Mee Kirkland and Mrs Yarnella. A Women’s Reading Club meeting led by Fred J. Hayden is set for Tuesday afternoon at the Lewis and Gay streets home. A Wayne Street church concert on Thursday May 21 with the Dadiey Buck male chorus includes Wagner, Broome, Sullivan, and humorous pieces, with readings by Charles Williams.
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B. C. Rurode
Oglesby Mocktill
Howell
Rockhi
Rogalle
Mira EL Myers
Frederick HB. McCulloch
Jun Marino
New York City
D. Orgssler
Jom. Landenberger
Brule
Quickwell
van Buskirx
Bufalo
Tos Humphrey
Poles Do
Louise van Arnom
George van Arnam
Mirth
Robert S. Taylor
Jetteron
Svent
Wayne Club
Mee. Kirkland
Yarnella
Mra Stouder
Womens Reading Club
Dire
Fred J. Hayden
Hanna Homestead
Lewis
Gay
Dadiey Buck
Wayne Street M
Noo
Ernest ‘Sehacer
Richard Wagner
Broome
Sullivan
Schneider
Harvard
Hugo Fungst
Nevin
Charles Wiilataa
Boston
Inélatapalls Conservatory of Mysic
Roma
James Whitcomb Riler
Mark Twain
Victor Hage
Erected Titles Noted for Local Club Officers
A fragmentary list names Mrs De W F Schroeter as head and Mrs G CL Lichteswalters as president with Mrs A P Meigs as secretary and Mrs Hamlett as treasurer. Also mentions Arg A Stovkbridge and other titles in a ceremonial roll.
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Mra. G
CL Lichteswalters
A. P. Meigs
Ars. & & Hamlett
A. Stovkbridge
Opposition 10 Taft in Last Dich
A lengthy Washington dispatch argues that Taft faces the Roosevelt opposition at the Chicago convention. It predicts Taft will capture enough contested delegates to win on the first ballot, with state conventions from Kentucky Alabama Connecticut Wyoming Utah and others solidly backing him. The piece notes shifts in New England and predicts Taft’s eventual nomination despite opposition. It also includes a coal advertisement for E H Rolf Coal with prompt delivery.
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Vidal Yu
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Chicago
Jane
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New England
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California
Georgia
Louisiana
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
Taxes
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Alabama
Connecticut
Wyoming
Utah
Watt
New Jersey
Dark Brick Front Proposed for Anthony Hotel
The building committee recommends building the front above the second story of dark brick to contrast with the stone and enhance the hotel's appearance. The board originally favored light brick but now seems to lean toward dark brick, aiming for a striking color contrast.
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Botel Anthony
Attempt to Wreck Pennsylvanian Flyer in Washington Pa
Reported May 10 in Washington Pennsylvania recounts an attempted train wreck on the Panhandle railroad between here and Sie Doenalt, with a shifting engine derailed by obstructions placed on the track. Observers credit alert crews with averting a serious disaster to the passenger and express train from St Louis to Pittsburgh.
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St. Louis
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Panhandle
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PALKS BY MAY MANTON PATTERN FASHION NOTE
A vintage fashion item describes a Pal k s by May Manton pattern No 5792 for a lace trimmed over blouse and chemisette. It explains variants with lace sleeves chiffon color matching and possible further embellishments including a belt and ribbon edging. The piece lists fabric amounts and pattern numbers and offers mail ordering from the paper's Fasttow Department with ten cent pattern price.
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Fasttow Department
Cheap Pike Sale in Paulding County Reported
On May 10 the Paulding County commissioners sold the Wyatt Pike a fifteen mile stretch with nearly a hundred bidders. The project, completed well below estimates, brought $13,248.12 while climate costs reached $51,280.92. Winners included Rotenmeyer Sherta Randallph of Oakwood and Hancock Stone Company of Windlay. four more plots planned for May 25.
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Paulding County
Rotenmeyer, Sherta
Randnlph
Oakwood
Uanes Anne
Wectlona
Hancock Stone Company
Windlay
Iird
Patterns claimed by Patteny firm near Ashi Patls Modes
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a patent claim involving a Patteny company and Ashi Patls Modes. Readable parts indicate a discovery or filing but details are unclear. Further corroboration needed to specify entities, dates, or outcomes.
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Ashi Patls Modes Company
Bette
One third of your life and clean linens promise
Fragmented ad copy extols the value of pure sanitary soap to wash days and keeps linens fresh. It emphasizes a baker’s dozen of soap qualities and a springlike purity, urging clear, fresh sheets and a healthier household routine.
Tea Drivers Back to Work After Inquiry Ends Strike
International Secretary Eddy ordered the strike declared off after finding workers were misled and conditions did not warrant action. The move followed a large union meeting with over eighty members as officials debated licensing nonresident teamsters and reducing admission fees while authorities consider city license demands.
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Gome
Untion
Teddy
J. G. Usselman
Federation of Luboc
Perils of Socialism Urge Vigilance in the Nation
A speaker warns against centralized power and socialism, praising individual initiative and the American ideal. He cites the Catholic Church’s stance against socialism and condemns anarchy as un-American, urging civic duty, unity, and the protection of liberty. The address emphasizes faith in institutions and the need to prevent subversion of republican government.
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Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Church
al Bailaig
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Ito
Baseball Today rangesille versus Port Wayne clash
Game 1 called at 3 36. Hear the originator of rice growing on Gulf Coast at Commercial Club tonight.
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Rangesille
Port Wayne
Gulf Coast
Auburn Wagon Works Will Resume Work
The Auburn Wagon Works, formerly Auburn Wagon and Missy, reopens with a new, improved plant. W Kihlinger Manufacturing now leads the operation, boasting modern facilities and engineers. A large order has been placed recently, signaling renewed activity at the factory.
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Auburn Wagon Works
Kist
Auburn Wagon
Am |Ingeniners
Metinton
Kihlinger Manufacturing Company
Overheard On The Street Spotted Local Figures
Two well known figures were seen together on a public street. Eyewitnesses reported casual chatter and lighthearted interaction as onlookers watched and shared remarks about the scene with amusement.
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Apc
Kerry Aireet
Ashid
Chel
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