Actor Whiteside Acquires Rights to Castle Comedy
Alker Whiteside announces he has secured sole dramatization rights for Buchanan’s The Castle Comedy for the United States Canada and Cuba. He plans the first production during his term at St James before year end, with the Vicomte de St Croix as lead, and features a blend of period dances coach scenes and Highland numbers in a romantic English setting.
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David Garrick
David
Switzerland
France
Drs. Whiteside
Hudson
Hit
Cyimyny
Westchester County
Berkshire Hills
Walker Whileglle
Whiteside
Harber Brothers
Thompson
Buchanan
Cai
Qda
Cube
St Danis
England
Vicamte de
Bashand
Percy
Warry Ira
Burland
May Percy
Vicomte
Jevy
Mr. Thompson
Water Fierce Hearts Mawenee Meetups and Feats
A garbled report notes a meeting or event with mention of various names and actions. Key entities include Petey Maud Wlesa and Choe Wate. The text mentions liberty, agencies, and an agenda with emphasis on runes and visits. The overall sense is a chaotic summary of a group gathering and associated moves.
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Sassef Tie
Shlilag
Oesere
Meettibe
Tbaeands
Ube
Ada Rita Phayis
Betie Lelfree
Sarallfis
Petey
Maud Wlesa
Knife Attack Disrupts Hotel Scene in Wild Altercation
A chaotic sequence at a hotel ends with a man ejecting a knife and a clash among patrons. Several blows are exchanged, a weapon is drawn and dropped, and a confrontation extends through a hallway before police are alerted. Witnesses describe a large man involved and a chaotic retreat by bystanders.
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Wayne
Wiley
Clarke Ori
Tonfuss
Victorias
Derry
Callow
Hie
Patrick MFall Brought to Indiana on Murder Charge
Hartfort Clay Ind Sept 10 Shavit DM Hudson returned porting from Bowing Green G with Patrick Meal who is alleged to sav shot Olio Walker during the glass workers for here last fall He shooting of which McFall is ac cused Wag the result of the fight between the two glass workers unions and which is again attracting considerable attention In later elreles this year
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Hartfort Clay
Ind
Hudson
Bowing Green
Patrick Meal
Olio Walker
Glass Workers
McFall
Elreles
BASE BALL NOTES ON RAIN POSTPONEMENTS AND PRESSURE FOR SERIES
The Wolfis-Tagle game was postponed by rain. Brano of the Wolds Anned shows steady fielding with over 450 in batting. He has 13 hits in four games and 26 fielding chances without error, a strong asset for faster company next season. Negotiations for a post-season series between Wheeling and Grand Rapids collapsed after Grand Rapids Herald reports. Wheeling refused a rained game in Stogieville and a double header, leaving only one game today. The Stogies may not risk a home series with Columbus, the American pennant winner.
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Wolfis-Tagle
Brano
Wolds
Brano Bay Met
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Herald
Stogieville
Iay
Grand Rapis
Ganzel
Bta
Sies
Canton
South Bend
Taxo
Pennoints
Lehr
Columbus
Damaged District Report Describes Widespread Hardship
Fragmentary text notes a long affected area with many residents lacking adequate clothing and shelter. The passage implies extensive ruin and distress among people in the district, mentioning the need for relief and reconstruction efforts.
Robison Park Show Delights Audiences With Varied Acts
Review of a park show featuring Milton and Dollie Nobles in a comedy Why Walker Reformen and other acts. Crowd enjoyed a gala matinee and evening performances amid witty sketches, Irish comedy, trained dogs, and novelty routines.
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Milton
Dollie
Walker
Mr. Symmons
Q Geen
Wire
Murray K. Vil
Manoiggnewt
Marie Larons
Meili
Etter
Josh
Antoml
Big Strike of Printers In Push for Eight-Hour Agreement
A conjoined report notes printers cannot afford an eight hour day as expenses would rise about 26 percent. The rational Typothetae opposes the clause, threatening action if signed. The Typographical Union vows immediate push for the eight hour pact, with ten shops in the alliance affiliated to press the demand.
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Lacy
Jocai
Conditions at Baku Amid Armenian Turmoil
Reports from Baku say firing continues as troops and police battle to prevent sectarian violence and pillaging. A Technological Institution director begs relief as Armenian villages in Zangesurshi suffer, with hundreds killed. Distances delay aid. Tartars mobilize along the Alas river. Authorities probe police misconduct amid insurgent activity.
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Tiflis
Baku
Zangesurshi
Tartar
Toraian
Alas
Shiriukin Hag
Elizabethpool
Chicago Employers to Be Given Forty Eight Hours
Chicago dispatch reports freight handlers in the Chicago area may strike if an agreement with the railways is not reached within two days. A meeting of union members ended with a unanimous vote to grant employers forty eight hours to reach a settlement.
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Chicago
Ecidar
Farm and Garden Talk on Building Cowsheds
Two years after a fire destroyed barns and shells the writer notes the shed remains were not rebuilt. Now readers plan lean-to cow sheds of green lumber with papered cracks and glass ends to allow light. Cows stay in the shed during the day with straw bedding and a rack of roughage then graze in the yard as weather permits. The writer describes feeding and humane handling to prevent trouble and endorses the shed idea for dairy herds of two or more cows.
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Berm
Hotels Host Delighted Guests From Far Districts
Yesterday at the hotels many excursionists stayed at the Waynes- town and Mrs Bie tam Wampler of Peru D Cook of Billston 2nd C PL Raber Kendall attended. The Tree mont union met yesterday afternoon discussing his eight hour law for job printers. Journal Gazette Want Ad Sing results. It has been proven time and again, Try them.
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Anion Shart
Waynes-3n
Bie Tam Wampler
Peru
D. Cook
Billston
Raber, Kendall
Bowlers Ready for Start in Five City Leagues
Commercial League organizes with ten teams. Brunswick League has thirty teams. Meeting set for Sunday with officers announced, including secretary, treasurer, and league president. Opening games scheduled for Thursday night as Clippers face Monarchs in a white-season clash amidst new members and efforts to build a strong season.
Baseball Standings and Rescheduled Games in Early League News
National League standings show Cincinnati leading after a 6 to 2 victory as a game at Pittsburg was halted by darkness and bad grounds. Attendance was 400 with two games on the slate. Reulbach and Ring pitched for Cincinnati, while St Louis and Brooklyn received brief notes amid weather and field conditions.
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St. Lou
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Door
MIO
Hpooes
Reulbach
Ring
Cincionattin
Pittsburg
St Louis
Pelerduye -Tetieey
Theta
G Gmpire
Chicago and Detroit Split Doubleheader in September Swing
In Chicago on September 1, Chicago and Detroit split a twin bill with Detroit winning 3 to 1 in the opener and Chicago taking the nightcap. The second game finished in darkness after the seventh inning and officials tried to resume later. Directors and umpires were noted, with Mullin and Connelly listed among the names.
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Chicago
Detroit
Conpur
Conmel
Terre Haute Game Postponed In Central League
Central League reports a Terre Haute at Terre Bawle game postponed due to rain. Grand Rapids falls 3 to 6 at South Bend with visitors rallying in the ninth. Springfield and Canton results noted with postponements in American Association context.
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Springfield
Mayton
Ringheld
Canton
American Association
Fragmentary OCR notes on regional names and events
A garbled collection of place names, dates, and personal references from a regional newspaper page. The legible items mention towns, schedules, and people but lack coherent narrative or complete facts.
Delphos Gridiron Drama Spoils Shamrocks Visit
Delphos Ohio September 10. The Shamrocks lost to Wayne Shidtardcks in a close game as Delphos failed to handle the visitors. Fans saw a hard fought contest with key plays late in the fourth. Next Sunday Wayne will return to town for another meeting with Delphos at 4 pm.
Angola electric line subsidy debate across townships
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Angola voters facing a subsidy election for an electric mine project. Courthouse gathering of Pleasants Township taxpayers heard arguments for funding the railroad, as Judge Powers and financier Bucklen discussed the impact on area roads and connection to the Tolico Western line. The aim is to preserve property values by building the railroad through Pleasant Township to Angoala and foster East-West connections.
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Journal-Gizette
Angola
Tnt
Dleasant
Simber
Fowers
Crom
Bucklen
Plonaunt
Tolico & Western
H.C
Pleasant Lown
Nangolit
Fioneeran
Fulede& Western
Smvite
Lo Pleasant
Jowiship
Avigale Wedding Bonds Dr LeRoy McKay and Bliss Jarrell
Dr LeRoy McKay and Bliss Charlotte Jarrell wed at Baxter avenue and Warsaw street in a ceremony by Justice E W Skelton. The couple received the deed for a lot in Avathdale addition and hosted a reception, with plans to depart for Detroit before continuing veterinary studies.
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Warsaw Street
Justice E. W. Skelton
LeRoy ‘McKay
Bliss Charlotte M. Jarrell
Abs. Cyrenius Jarrell
Oliver Street
Youlbyger
Siwie Jarret
Mise Leviseley
Carrie
Avathdale
Tate
Rainmaker Hec Full Sway All Day Surday
Fragmented text describes a baseball game with mentions of Matolis, four hits, and a late rally. References to Milwaukee, Minnesota players, and scorers appear amid garbled lines. The readable elements point to a Detroit-like box score snapshot with repeated phrases and unclear chronology.
Fort Wayne Ten Represented At Kendallville and Angola
Fort Wayne 10 be represented at week long tournaments with delegates to Kendallville and Angola. The Corner club will lead the delegation and send teams to Rundallville and Aughurley Yeulay. Notable members include Charles Stundell and Sowlus, with Windu and Tt Aaor also listed. The group plans several events and expects a lively program.
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Mae Wir
Henater
Port Wayne
Elsunnlya Xlal
Charles Stundell
Soit
Ake Hh
Witte
S. Sowlus
Wilkin
Tarksmien
Windu
Violent Deterioration in Young Woman at Bouly Farm
Deputies Huguenard and Hartel were sent to the Bouly farm near Leo to tend Minnie Soule eighteen after her condition worsened to violent insanity. She was placed in a room and later moved to the county jail awaiting a mental-health commission. Also reported: four prisoners returned from Jeffersonville with sentences to the reformitory, plus local vandalism and a drunkenness arrest of a man named Green on Chicago Street.
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Jules Huguenard
Samuel Hartel
Batur
Bouly Farm
Leo
Minnie Soule
Ashe
Dr. Murphy
Young Won
County
Enging
Ieee Tame
Arcola
Frank Shoriges
Eile Ayere
Fred Zell
Wiliam Barr
Hoagland School
James Smith
Green
Chicago
Dickson
NE Public Schools Reopen With Morning Bell
Public schools in Fort Wayne reopen as students arrive to a new term. Superintendent Study reports strong organizational effort and anticipated high attendance, offset by the Nebraska Building pupil group needing space. Jefferson school pupils will return to the old high school building as rebuilding concludes.
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Wayne
Journal Gazette
Nebraska
Jefferson
Ots
Uso Jong
Learping Han
Dax
Cyclone Destroys Twelve Mile Wide Path in Indiana
A cyclone passed south of Ti Sept 70 at 3 pm, ripping a strip of yards twelve miles long. Large trees uprooted, bundlings and grain stacks leveled. Several houses near the path suffered damage but no injuries reported. Estimated damage runs to several thousand dollars.
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Brazil
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