City Offices Over No 47 Broadway
City offices at 47 Broadway host council meetings on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month as public sessions for local governance.
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Newspaper
Daily Logansport Pharos
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1875
Page
6
County Officials Listed for Court House Meetings
County offices at Court House corner North and Fourth listed commissioners Foglesong Uhl and Aynes. Court sessions set for first Mondays in March June September and December with officials including Auditor Drakenore Clerk LaRose Sheriff Manly Treasurer Hebel Recorder Sheerin Surveyor Brophy Coroner Ivins Superintendent Wilson Circuit Judge Chane Hollins and Attorney Hollins. Circuit Court meets on the first Monday in February, fourth Monday in April, first Monday in September, and third Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Corner North
Fourth Streets
Bigthms
Daniel Foglesong
Dennis Uhl
John Ifynes
Court
George W. Drakenore
Noah
LaRose
Win
Manly
Jacob Hebel
Simon . Sheerin
John (. Brophy
Joseph HW. Ivins
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Minutes Listed For Yipton Area
Society Directory lists A F and A M Yipton Lodge Neso Mevts meeting first and third Fridays in their Hall at North and Fourth streets with officers Frank Gug genheimer W OML and others. Orient Lodge 272 Logan Chapter 2 and other groups meet weekly and monthly in Orient Hall on Broadway, with officers Carson Miles Tucker and Taylor recurring. encampments and councils meet on specified Thursdays and Mondays with numerous officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
A.M. Yipton Lodge
Neso
ML Frank
W.oml
Lom. Guggenheimer
Willets
J. W
Gregor
Shideler
Orient Lodge
Broadway
RR. Carson
W. Mad. Makinson
Henry Tucker
J. Wao
Fisher
RC. Taylor
Logan
Orient Hall
Miles
C. L. Mowdy
King
Carson
Scribe
Sec
Harry Torr
Gansnort Council
R&s. I
G. My D
IL Chase
Ma W. A. Binek
C. C
B. Richardson
E. C
J.B. Eldridge
Genentdissimo
D. H. Chase
C. Miles
C.F. Thompson
John C. Nelson
R.C. Taylor
Monthly Hall Meeting Minutes and Officers Listed
Meets on the last Monday evening in each month in their Hall at the corner of Bridge and Market streets over M. Frank & Bro. Michael Wagner serves as President with Adam Wecht as Vice President Conrad Grosn as Secretary and John Wolk as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EF
Logan Lodge
James KR
N. G
Jas
Walklin
Robert Tam
H. By Graham
Joh
Miller
Smith
Thornton
Robert Ray
A.B. Leedy
Everett
John Peck
J.B. Toby
Dr. Wadas
P. Martin
Sorive
John Maiber
Treas
Unt
D. T. Cook
R. Tam
Ba River Lodge No
Fourth Street
Jos
G. Barron
M. Robertson
V. G
John HH
Peek
Lincoln
Leedy
T. Cook
B. Pratt
Griggs
John Lux
Purity Lodge
Rebekah
Logan Lodge Hall
Morris
Nas
Aund 76
Market Street
W. HL
Tf. Carter
Sachem
John Y. Woods
Sagamore
G. W. Julian
W.S. Anderson
A. Kraus
J. J. Reach
Grand Cquuell
Corner Bridge
Market Streets
M. Frank & Bro
Michael Wagner
Adam Wecht
Conrad Grosn
John Wolk
Shanahen
Hoa
Malloy
Thomas McSheehy
Patrick McGary
Thomas Manders
John Dugan
James E. Kearey
G. T
Meek District Lodges Meet Weekly In Local Halls
The text lists officers for Wa. Shanahen and Malloy and other names as hall meeting coordinators. It notes weekly gatherings at 72 Market Street Wa and alternate Friday and Saturday sessions at Onward Lodge No.201 in Shultztown with listed officers including Rev 0 M Robertson W C Ty D H Graham P W C Otila Ward and J P McNary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onward Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Market and
Fourth Streets
Onward Iall
Shultztown
M. Robertson
W. C, Ty
D. H. Graham
Otila Ward
J.P. McNary
W. R
E. C. Ward
Rh OY
MC. A
Train Schedules Between Logansport Indianapolis And More
Timetable fragment lists connections among Logansport Indianapolis Chicago Louisville Richmond Columbus and Peoria with arrival and departure times. Passengers can travel to Indianapolis and return the same day from noon to five in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Andy Chicago
Lanve
Chicago Express
Chicago
Ine Innat
Louisvill
Manatees
Louisville
Lousville
Indianapolis
Mound
Richmond Express
I Ie
Richmond Mall
Columbus
Columbus Express
Peoria
State Line
Wes
JOWN
Kcl
Grasshopper Eggs Hatch Fearful in Minnesota Regions
In western Minnesota counties reports say grasshopper eggs are hatching on light sandy soils as weather turns warmer. MeZcod and LeSueur counties fear vast hoppers with dry weather coming next month. The affected region spans sixteen counties in the upper Minnesota and Red River Valleys with about 40 000 people and last season produced 1 500 000 bushels of surplus wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
MeZcod
LeSueur
Alsty
Minnesota
Red River
Bansab
Funeral for James Devine set at St Vincent de Paul
Notices report the funeral from St Vincent de Paul church tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Other items note bids for repairing canal bridges at High and Market streets, a Nash letter from Terre Haute, and upcoming sermons by Rev Miles Grant and Rev Beamer. Journal items mention Vandekaar murder verdict prospects, Logan Greys entertainment, and various local society movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devine
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Templar excursion and parade in Terre Haute hundred-strong
The Knight Templar held a May expedition from Logansport on a L C and Sw road special with conductor Fox guiding six hours of travel. A gala Terre Haute gathering celebrated Indiana Templar Masonry twenty first anniversary, featuring a large uniform procession and a lavish banquet with formal toasts. Also noted is cross-state coverage of liquor-law debates and Michigan constitutional remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Knight
E. J. Purdy
B. Richardson
John
C. Nelson
D. H. Chase
J. A. Adrain
H. C. Eversole
D. T. Bacon Allen Richardson
Church
R.J. Connolly
Henry Tucker
George C. Horn
A.B. Crampton
C.F. Thompson
John Lux
R. C. Taylor
C. E. Andros
L. J
Carrie Richardson
Lillie Kero
Carrie McOrea
Kiva Davis
Sidney A. Vaughn
Ed.Taylor
KE. ¥. Brown
Terre Haute
Templar Masonry
Indiana
Third
Rapier
Indianapolis
Richmond
Greencastle
la Vallette
Johns
Logansport
Crawfordsville
Ilinois
Cairo
Palestine
Paris
Godfrey de Bouillon
Mattoon
Athelstan
Danville
Templestone
Sullivan
St. Johns
United States
Lee
Miinois
Col
B. H. Johnson
Danville News
Major Conspiracy and Local Crime Reports Across Cities
New York reports a silk conspiracy involving about 500 members across wealth centers with England and continental links. Chicago talks of a potential 50 mile branch to Washington lands atop railroad plans. London dispatch notes Schiller wreck victims. Boston probes contraband liquor shipments totaling around 50 000 dollars. Iowa and Wisconsin scenes recount a father son shooting suicide in Glenhaven and a Camden hanging for Benjamin Cooper murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrencé
England
Tracy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Boston
Mass
United States
Slack
Hayes
D. T. Mills & Co
Teleagraph Briefs From Across The Nation
A large quantity of gold melted in San Francisco on Thursday. A Rio Janeiro dispatch notes a political change in progress. Salem Oregon reports a special election set for October 25th to fill a congressional vacancy. Silk conspirators probe reveals silk shipments impacting New York revenue. Pittsburgh oil refineries join a refining coalition with no compulsory shipment or price controls, leaving profits to market forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
National Air of
Rio Janeiro
S. A
Salem
Oregon
Hy. Glover
Pittsburgh
Ept
Warsaw Ladies Pledge Economy and Retrenchment in 1875
Ladies of Warsaw vow strict economy to aid households by limiting clothing purchases. They agree for one year from May 1 1875 not to spend more than 25 cents per yard on fabric and to cut back on nonessential apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rour
Wartaw
Warsaw
Varied 19th Century Clippings From Philadelphia and Beyond
A collage of brief snippets covers fashion trims and bonnets, opera plans for next winter, weather notes between Grant and Wilson, Offenbach ballet in a new opera, and Lady Kate a new play. Mentions of a Boston letter carrier gift, Norways’ newspaper idea, and a witty remark on beauty. Also notes about Dublin hall admissions, Evarts on a trial, railroads in Sardinia, a farmyard jest, and the china mania spreading in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Kate
Wirt Sikes
Olive
Boston
Courier- Journ
St. Louis
Norway
Evarts
Brooklyn
Chicago Journal
Sardinia
Fay
F.armforth Avenue
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Pharos
City and County Directory
Ciy’y Directory
Samuell L. McFadin
Siete Wida Flynn
J. D. Beard
Ivil
Justius C. Kloenne
Anthony F. Smith
Johna C. Nelson
McGaughey
Carnefimén—Miret Want
John Medland
John Welch
Michael McCaffrey
Joseph Culbertson
Hugh Ward
Joseph Green
D. A
Fetter
Chauncey Carter
Tipton
Themod
Matthews
Summit Engine Hote
Champion
Champion Engine Noure
Summit Engine House
Fook and Ladder Companies
Wea
Rudolph
County Diriectory
Society Directory
Matthew T. A. B
Logansport National Bank
C. Shepard
J. K. HW. Sammis
Joseph ‘Townsend
James A. Adrian
Toledo, Wabash & Western
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atchison
Hannibal
Quincy
Keokuk
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Missouri
Kanteas
Colorado
Sea Board
Anid
Hoston
Missouri River
Acabord Cities
Pancipal Intermediate Pointe
Indiannapolis
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Lawrence
Topeka
R. Andrews
W. J. Malcolm
TripezeLh. R.w
Logansport & Indianapolis
Vincennes
Evansville
Castro
F. N. Finney
W. C. Honns
Parenger
Ticket
Pittsburg, Cincinnati
St. Louisa & Railroad
Sisessiseseivas
Cain
Jeann. Cassimere
Natinet
H. C. Eversole Jhweler
T. McConnell
Attorney AT Law
Logansport, Inn
Grasshoppers
Lawmencr
Kan
Kansas
Kansan
Clinton
Nater Diwnanter
Pryaouti
Eng
Lessing
Schiller
Wiaitenais
N. Y
Rutlang
Opera Hhouse
Munn & Compton, Stanley & Co
Sons
Wite Wieder
Alfred Spear
Nash
Miles Grant
Christian Church
Theo
Mr. Beamer
Sabejeet
See
St. Jogevh Benevolent Society
German Catholic Union
Father Kebne
Star
Logan Greys
Ithie City
John E. Barnes
Vandekaar
Wallace
Bo Matthews
Wabash
Lafayette
Delphi
Madison
Fon-du-Lac
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Coop
Edwin Forrest
James Lick
Atlanta
Courier-Journal
Plymouth
Mags
Texas
Ohio
Col. J. J. Peyton
The
Knight Templar
New York Nation
Detroit Tribune
Michigan
New York News
Metinecor
Glenhaven
Wis
Albert Young
Young
Grant County
Telmgraphio Brevities
Herd Times
Kentucky
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