Traction men gather for joint Indiana tariff meeting
Fort Wayne hosts the Central Electric Traff ic Association for several days as officials from Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio discuss shared passenger tariffs. About thirty representatives and interurban leaders attend sessions to harmonize rates and divisions, with key figures from Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati present to study proposed changes and public interest implications.
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Fort Wayne
Central Electric Traffic Association
Central Electric Traffic Associa
Tio
Fort. Wayne
Imvergrsan Lines
Indiana
Alichigan
Kro- S
Lettie Railway Association
Trafic Association
CM. Sublette
Indianapolis
Traffit Association
Ceris
Ehfet
Wien
Hrarspar‘aifun
Middle West States
Noereaimbt
St Westeriay
Wls. Whitley
Springfield
Ohio
C. Coking
Lima Ohio
O. H. A Murlin
Deyton
Bowling Green
C. N. Hawley
Nhe
Toledo
Port Clinton
C. B. Rei Hens
Toledo & Tudiens
Outa
J. [M. Brick
Springeld
Trot & Piqua
Ine Green & Napoleon
Bowling Geet
Obie
J. M. Patterson
Toledo & Uaigaga
Kendallville
J. R. Fink
Fort Warne & Sprice Jd
Decatur
TW. B. Reiley
J. B. Crall
Indianapolis & Eastern
Wartul
The Majestic Henry Woodalef at the Prince of Tonight
The Princess theater in Chicago hosts Henry Woodalef in The Prince of Tonight with star Henry Woodalef and music by Howard. Prodigious reviews praise the stagecraft of the cast led by Wood and Sayre’s military drama The Commanding Officer with actor T. Haines noted for strong hero roles.
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Henry Woodalef
the Prince OF FG
H. Singer
Princess Theater
Chicago
Mt. Henry Wood
Tuft
Toment
Howard
Theodore Burt Sayre
Witch
Daniel’ Frotman
May Jestle Theater
Sian
Kamund Burke
Keen Agthore
Gerry
Manon Lascaut
Berbert Keley
Gisle Saannon
Sayre Hias
Sumner
Carleycrott
Tom Moore
Robert
T. Haines
Mrs. Fiske
Blanche Bates
Viola Allen
Olga Nethersole
Henry Woodruff
the Prince of Tonight
the Majestic
Morveyé and The Twins Blassom Shine in City Stage
Fragmented text hints at Morveyé the European equilibrist and The Twins Blassom, a clever pair of juvenile singers and dancers, with an amiteer show slated for Friday. Readable bits suggest a local performance feature in a small-town paper.
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Morveyé
Local notices from Fort Wayne loafers and thefts
City brief highlights Harry Horndarien of Unicage visiting Ha Porter for a week at the idajescic theater. Andrews visit ends for Mr and Mrs A C Feguignot and family. Mrs C B Gundy to Churutuzea by mess of mother. A bicycle stolen in front of Woodworth drug store Sunday. Mrs Hesn reports thieves watch her coat and seeks police aid. Solomon Buckles from Owensboro visiting relatives. Gas stove incident on 2nd Francis street caused scare but no damage. Police ordered to stop football at Hayden park due to noise. Fort Wayne Ministerial association meets at First Presbyterian. Rev Esre Marson Todd speaks. St Peters Catholic church reports $240 receipts for weekly festival. Friars club moving to new quarters in Kappel building on Wayne Street. access via rough path.
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Harry Horndarien
Unicage
Ha Porter
Idajescic Theater
West Williams Street
Wigilly
Solomon Buckles
Owensboro
William ‘Buckles
Qee
2Nd Francis Street
Roxenbruck
Hayden Park
Fort Wayne
Tase
Friars Club
Tri-State
Kappel Building
Wayne Stree
Widder
Port Watme
al Company
Chin City
Sylvester Schmitt
Afr
John Schmitt
West Spencer Street
Burkettsville
Berome T Precious Blood
Kermers’ Loan and Trust Company
Singh S. Z. Hunt
Whitle County
Miliousire
Franklin Hunt
Troy Township
J. W. Adair
Huntington County
Griffiths
Felts-Griffiths
Wrigler
Matthew Weigeld
Florida
Antivs
Dnester
al Union Township
Charles Clio
L. A. Luckenbill
Union Township
Jerry Harsock
Uniton
tEe Brémaan
Anna Baker
Hood
Carl Aker
Harry Hartsock
David Rouen
Nicholas Rauch
Phillip, Roven
Enlan Township
Bartaock
Frank Hollis
Elitersett Hollis
Ave Hundred
W. H. Kissinger
Clergy hints at new church on Euclid site
At the Euclid Avenue Baptist church Rev W W Bustard announced plans to erect a new institutional church on the current site after John D Rockefeller's eastward departure. The move signals a coming redevelopment, with expectations of a larger facility in the near future.
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Cleveland
John BD. Rockefeller
WW. Bustard
Euclg Avenue
Ethel Barrymore Becomes Mother in New York
Nov 23 report notes Ethel Barrymore has become a mother at the Belmont home where the Coles are staying. Details are brief and confirm the event occurred in New York with Mrs Russell and theater circle involvement.
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New York
Russell
Ethel Barrymore
jAugust Belmont
Dearinger Family Visits Then Plans Return Home
J B Dearinger and A J Webster family friends recently visited in Columbia City. They left for Forres to attend a family dinner then plan to return home to Tres entt, Kin. Thomas Webster reports a strong season in nursery stock sales and oil sales totaling over $2,000.
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Kist
Columbia Cite
Nouv
Birs
J.B Dearinger
A. J. Webster
Cty
Forres
Heir
Tresentt
Kins
Jan Webster
Br Webster
P. Kaler
E. F. Schw
Detroit
Mich
Fort Warne
Walpole G Ealer
al Kenzery
Wyneoop
Wwig Dane
Kidney trouble remedy blitz promotes Swamp Root
Advert appears to promote Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. Claims a high prevalence of kidney disease, urges readers to purchase the 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle, and offers a free sample by mail with guaranteed genuineness.
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Jean
al Deus
Dr. Kiknep
Bing
Adareas Tir
Kramer & Oy
Binghamton
Fort Waynes Daily Journal-Gisette
Man Struck by Train Seeks Damages in Warsaw
War sa w Ind ia n report details a man named William Ay Lanaberry being struck by a west bound passenger train on the Pennsylvania line near Warsaw. He brings suit for damages claiming injuries and seeks compensation.
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Newa Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
William Ay Lanaberry
Pennsylvania
Red Cross stamps received at Kendallville
The Ted Cross Christmas consign ment arrived today through the Tuesday club women and will be placed at Olis Sorder and Mlinken bets drug sites. A consign ment of 3,000 stamps and fifty peat cars will raise funds to fight tuberculosis. Last year’s sale in this city amounted to $30.
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Bist
Kendallville
St Ney
Ted Cross
Olis Sorder
Mlinkenbets
Huffman and Peck advertise Texas and Oklahoma land for sale
Ann Arbor reports Huffman and Peck offering 335000 acres in Texas and 24000 acres in Oklahoma for sale with contact invitation. Detrait native Ton Miller elected captain of the University of Michigan football team at Michigan to be viewed in Minnesota fame and position details unclear due to garbled text.
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Huffman & Peck
Texas
Oklahoma
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Endorsement by Mrs. Griffith
Mrs Ida Griffith reports relief from acute gastritis and chronic indigestion using Mi-o-na stomach tablets. She credits the remedy with stabilizing her stomach, allowing safe use during attacks, and reducing frequent doctor visits. The ad states Mi-o-na costs 30 cents a large box and guarantees relief with a money back option.
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Christ Turkeyel
Tinekor Hewrs
Becca Hubr
Ida Griffith
Washington
Maser Bros
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Calhoun
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Charles Frohman
Zedly
Frencis Wilson
SQN
A. HM. Wools
Peidax
Sarra
Agasore
Rames
Theo Miny
Mine Jarhean
William Hun- Anetard
Ainett Denier
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Charles
Patterson-Fletcher Company
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