Tipton City Officials and Departments Listing
City offices and officers listed including Mayor Samuel J. McFadin and Clerk William Flynn. Police and fire departments named with chiefs, engineers, steamers and equipment locations across Tipton, detailing wards and council members.
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Samuel J. McFadin
William Flynn
Allen E. Taylor
Marschal
J. D. Beard
Cty
Julius C. Kloenne
Anthony F. Smith
John GC. Nelson
County Directory of Officials and Court Dates
County officers listed include Commissioners Daniel Foglesong Dennis Uh and John Dynes Auditor George W Blakemore Clerk Noahs Lakase sheriff Win TS Manly Treasurer Jacob Hebel Recorder Simon P Sheerin Surveyor John Brophy Coroner Joseph Ivins Superintendent Henry G Wilson Circuit Judge Dudley H Chase Circuit Prosecution Att Thaddeus Noliina Court meets first Mondays of February and September fourth Mondays of April and November Third Monday in November notations indicate meeting schedules for the Commissioners Court and County Court.
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Couty
J. Court Horse
Fourth Streets
Daniel Foglesong
Dennis Uh
John Dfynes
Neeta
Cgeorge W. Blakemore
Noahs
Lakase
Win
TS. Manly
Jacob Hebel
Simon P. Sheerin
John ©. Brophy
Joseph Af. Ivins
Local Masonic and related lodges meet on varied Fridays
Society Directory lists Tipton Sage No 6 Orient Lodge 272 Logan Chapter 2 Logansport Council 11 and other orders meeting on specific Fridays or Mondays at halls on North Fourth Broadway Broad Way Orient Still shell Hall Market Street and Shell Hall with officers named and meeting times noted.
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Tipton Sage
M. Brink
Monthly meeting notice at Bridge and Market streets hall
The group meets on the last Monday evening of each month in the hall at the corner of Bridge and Market streets over AE Frank and Bro. Officers listed include Michael Wagner as President Adam Wecht as Vice President Conrad Gross as Secretary and John Wolf as Treasurer.
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Jogan Lodge
James KH. Beach N. Gy
Jas. Walklin
V.G
Renee
D. "Wy. Graham
Yt . Miller
Smith
Thornton
Robert Ray
Gate Fuoanpment No
Met
John FH
Feck
Heady
M ‘Toby
Martin
John Maiber
Trean
Hunt
Cook
R. Tam
Kel River Lodge No
Shell Hall
Fourth Street
Jos
G. Barron
G. M. Robertson
V. G
John H. Perk
F. My Tancoln
Per. See'y
A. Laedy
B. Wratt
J Gudggs
Donn Lux
Purity Lodge No
Rebekah
Logan Lodge Hall
Corner Bridge
Market Streets
AE. Frank & Bro
Michael Wagner
Adam Wecht
Conrad Gross
John Wolf
Moats Meet Thursdays in Hall at 72 Market
The Moats hold Thursday evening gatherings in their Hall at 72 Market. Officers listed include William Shanahan as President and Thomas Malloy as Vice President with recording and financial secretaries and a treasurer.
Fragmentary Transport Schedule Note
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions trains or buses with times such as 7:20 PM and 4:00 PM, plus references to accommodation and addresses. The legible items include Express service and a street address 620 pi avenue, with likely transport timing details and scheduling notes.
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Logansport
Chicago
Chicago Express
Chicago Mail
Asm
Fadinia
Louisvill
Indianapolis
Louisville
PosTateAptis
Logansport Ae
Richmond Express
Richmond Mail
Pectin Bet RT
Ce Lumab
Columbus
Columbus Mal
Snaveoaratareses de & Re
A.m. A
Peoria
State Ling
John Mecul
M. Lough
Post Report Highlights German March Toward France Unfounded
The Telegraphic Mews notes that late war rumors were not groundless yet danger has passed for the moment. Germany, alarmed by French military reorganizations, was said to be preparing to march on France but the risk is averted for now.
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Jaxpox
Germany
Rumors Stir Interior and Revenue Posts in Washington
In Washington rumors swirl about Ex-Senator Pratt possibly becoming Commissioner of Internal Revenue while Wratt may replace Delano at the Interior Department. Reports say Fishback could become Deputy Commissioner if Pratt is promoted.
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Wastuxetos
D. C
Wratt
Internal Revenue
Delano
Interior Department
Fishback
St. Louis
Pratt
Fish
HEE Revenue Commissionersium
Bristow
Internal Revenue Office
Douglass
PrizeMEN at Columbia College Law School Commencement
Robert Dickey of Chicago was among the prize men at Columbia College law school commencement. Nearly 200 graduates competed for the third prize. A Chicago man, Lawrence Hobel, pardoned by the President on recommendation of Chicago citizens, had been sentenced for robbing letter boxes in 1874. A London dispatch reports 89 bodies recovered from the Schiller wreck, with several identified including Walter Blackeen steward and Mrs Henry Friend. A diver surveyed the wreck and Miss Dimeck’s body was to be shipped to America.
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New York
Robert Dickey
Chicago
Columbia College Law School
Lawrence Hobel
Lyman Tremaine
David Wilbur
H. W. Barry
London
Schiller
Walter Blackeven
Henry Friend
Henry Martin
A. F
August Thomas
Miss Dimeck
America
Brickmakers Strike Turmoil Plagues Quincy Mills
In Quincy Illinois on May 12 brickmakers led a general strike demanding 26 cents more per day. They moved through multiple yards, rallied workers, and caused sporadic disruption before police dispersed the crowd. Wages noted were two dollars for brick molders and a dollar fifty for common laborers. A Brickmakers Union may form. Yard owners plan a meeting tonight.
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Quincy
Iliimains
Local items include weddings, rescues and public notices
A mixed city page reports John Brannaman and Margaret A Black marriage officiated by Rev N B Sage A Newfoundland dog saved a child from drowning in Eel river Dan Cahill owns the dog A judge presides in Ganson jury case finding Not Guilty in minutes The Fifth ward democracy to nominate a councilman at Champion engine house A large crowd expected for Schuyler Colfax lecture at Dolan’s Opera House Proceeds go to Cass Encampment I.O.F. A high tow wagon accident injures a man at Fourth street Willem Murdock House adds forty rooms with Joneses contracted to furnish Dusty details on local public notices and events
A Hawaiian Heroine Rides a Shark in Daring Surf Tale
The Honolulu singer Mish Adelaide Miller recounts a Maui visit near Wai ki ki where she and companions swam beyond the reef. A blue shark lifted Miller onto its back and carried her about sixty yards before plunging, after which she was saved by a canoe. The episode elevates her among Kanakas who honor the shark as sacred.
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San Francisco
Adelaide Miller
Hawaiian Songstreet
Wnocay
Maui
Misa “Miller
Wai-ki-ki
Honolulu
Wote
Miss Miller
Logan Greys to perform at Dolan's Opera House event
The Logan Greys present an evening of entertainment at Dolan's Opera House on the 28th inst. Top local amateurs rehearse two to three times weekly for the occasion. The program features the five act drama Our Heroes by Ren auld, plus music and tableaux. A full house is anticipated.
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Logan Greys
Dolan’s Opera House
Renauld
Ten Hours in Search for Chickens in Birmingham
A search lasting ten hours aimed to locate missing chickens in Birmingham. No further details on investigators, location, or outcome are provided in the readable text.
Byron Wilson and Ciracia Hare United in Marriage
Yesterday evening at the bride’s mother’s home on Seventh street, Byron Wilson and Ciracia FE. Hare wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev. N. S. Sage. Fire Company members attended in uniform, and the couple were serenaded by Ed. Reynold’s infant band. Ex Mayor Hall left for a prison post, and H. Tucker bought a premium furniture set for 400 dollars, amid town talk of the Second ward councilman’s two year salary.
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Byron Wilson
Ciracia FE. Hare
Seventh Street
Sand. H. Tucker
J. W. Senderson
Myers to Manage Gehring House as New Host
The Gehring House will have Mr. Myers take charge next Monday morning. He plans a thorough refit and furnishing in the best style to ensure guest comfort and full patronage. His full-time devotion aims to make the hotel a popular travel-stop.
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Wey
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Logansport Daily
Pharos
Ity
Broadway
Keenwell
County Directory
Society Directory
A.M
R. M. Logan
Market Street
HH. Carter
Sachem
John ¥. Woods
Sagamore
J. W. Julian
Anderson
Wanipum
A. Kraus
Prophet
Beach
Grand Council
German Benevolent Association
Matthew T. A. B
Onward Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Market and
Onward Hall
Shultztown
M. Robertson
Graham
Ota Ward
W.V. T. ST. McNary
EC. Ward
L. OS Im. Cc. A
National Bank
Shepard
J. K. J. Sammis
Joe
Joseph Townsend
Mes A. Adrian
Wabash & Western
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atchison, ST. Louis
Hannibal
Quincey
Keokuk
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Buffalo
Rochester
Missouri River
Awrerive
Topeka
Marek Thine Tubie
R. Andrews
W.L. Malcolm
Wolcott
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Logansport & Indianapolis
F. N. Finney
W. C. Hoens
Pittsburg
Cincinnati St. Louis & Railroad
D., EB. BR. & I, Railroad
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Loransport
THE
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S. T. McConnell
Attorney AT Law
Tloaansport
Inp
the Interior Department
Sheats
Treasury
Hinds
Shears
Post Office Department
State Department
Corismma Crry
Ind
Carey
Weaver
Cocase
Uarey
Menpos
Tenn
Lizzie Losene
Lou Christian
Gayoso House
Shiphoard
New Onweass
Conner
Thomas Crane
Nortvs
Tene
Wacre
Roughs
Strain & Shultz
the Journal
Mat Knowles
Ser
W.H. Bevan & Co
John Brannaman
Margaret A. Black
Sage
Gor
Dan Cahill
Eel River
Gwa
Howe
Taylor
forThe
Ganson
Champion Engine House
Wea
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Honor
John H. Peck
Omega Lodge
War J. B. Messinger
Hugh Ward
East Broadway
Merrill’s Minstrells
Dolan’s
Opera House
Mosers
Wilson
Dykeman
Taber
Miles Kant
Christian Chapel
Dolan
Schuyler Colfax
Abraham Lincoln
Cass
Yen
W. J. Jones
Murdock House
Sol Jones
Soli
Hall
Niki City
Ioig
Troy
Cadence
Seylt
Congressman King
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Stockwell
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