City Offices and Police Department Listings
City offices listed with mayor clerk treasurer marshal civil engineer and other officials. Police board members four policemen and chief Uriah Shaefer named. Fire department chief engineer and assistants with engine houses and station designs listed.
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Broadway
Gouneil
Ofey
Manitett
William Flynn
Allen B. Taylor
J. D. Beard
Jwling C. Kloenne Poudger-Auithbony F. Smith
John C. Nelson
Pp McGaughey
Counefimen
West Bide
Engine House
Ium
Sete Gt Enneera
County Official Directives and Court Schedule Summary
Directory notes court and county officials including Auditor George Kirkeworé Clerk Noah LaRoy Sheriff Win T Manly Treasurer Jacob Hebel and Coroner Joseph H. Ivins. It lists commissioner's court meeting Mondays in March June September December and references various court dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guunts
Vicera
Cossmieigners
Dank Foglenong
Dennis Ub
John Hynes
Commisiooners
Sptember
George W. Kirkeworé
Qerk
Fraternal Lodges and Societies Directory Listing
Society Directory lists local fraternal orders meeting on specific Fridays and evenings. It names Orient Lodge and various chapters, officers, and meeting locations at halls on North Fourth Broad Way Kok and Market Street, with schedules and key roles such as treasurer secretary and captain of guards.
Monthly Hall Meeting Notice
Meets on the first Monday evening each month in their Hall at the corner of Bridge and Market streets over M. Frank and Brox Michael Wagner. Adam Weebt serves as Vice President Conra Gross is Secretary and John Wolf is Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depton Lac Do Si
Emink
Ata
ML. Guigenheimer
Wy Willets
J. Wo
J.C. Mereger
Seay
J. Ehideler
Orient Ladgr No
Broadway
Kok. Caron
W. Mad. Makineon
Henry Tucker
J. W
Fisher
R.C. Taylor
Osuurer
Orient
Wednenay
Orient Hall
Carson
G. M
D. A. Chase
G. Ma W
A. Black
C. C
LC. Miles
D. T. Bacon
H. H. Barnhekel
Geo. C. Horne
James R. Beach
Jas. Watklin
V. O
Robert Tam
D. B. Graham
J.B. Miller
Smith
Thornton
Robert Ray
Casa Enecapreat No
A. B. Leedy
C.P. M. Everent
Hoop
John H. Beck
J.B Toby, Jr
Martin
Scribe
John Maiber
Hunt
D. T. Cook
R. Tain
Rich Lodge No
Fourth Street
Jon
G. Barron
T. E. Oraston
V. J
M. B Smith
Corner Bridge
Market Streets
M. Frank & Brox
Michael Wagner
Adam Weebt
Conra Gross
John Wolf
Marketstreet
Wm. Shanahan
Malloy
Thomas McSheehy
Patrick McGary
Bee'y
Thomas Manders
John Dugan
James E. Kearey
L. & W. Railway Timetable Update
The notice offers rail options from Logansport to Indianapolis with arrival and departure times. Passengers can travel to Indianapolis and return the same day, with service available until 5 PM in the city and evening return.
Arrival of Texan Cattle and Other Telegraphic News
Texas cattle begin arriving though late, with 8,000 expected for Thursday and prices high. Spring Texas drive to be much smaller than last year amid superior quality. Wreck of steamship Schiller reported with cargo and casualties. divers will commence removing remains soon. Reports from Launceston warn of terrible conditions in that town. In Illinois a fatal duel occurred between James Murray and Farrell after an old grudge. American asylum superintendents convened in Albany with visits planned to Utica and Ovid. Arrests and labor unrest noted in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. News from Washington and Philadelphia mines, Italian workers, and Willard asylum inspection referenced. Jesse D Bright’s son’s health grim. Michael St Clair fully recovered from health issues.
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Texas
Kansas
Fire destroys Ragland store and Burgheim firm in Waco
A blaze in Waco on May 20 burned Ragland and Friedlander’s Burgheim and Reisner, the Sawyer House, and a Ragland store. Reported loss stands at $125,000 with $50,000 insured.
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Galvastox
Waco
Burgheim & Reisner
Sawyer House
Ragland & Friedlander
Montreat Dry Goods Firm Calls Creditors Meeting
Montreat May 19. 1L. Davis & Co. dry goods merchants have called a meeting of their creditors. Liabilities are reported to be heavy.
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Montreat
Davis & Co
Variety of brief notes from early American press
A scattered collection notes a Boston woman carrier at 87, St. Louis baseball, Norway’s old church foundation in AD 906, Massachusetts Legislature protracted meeting, New Orleans school buildings from McDonough funds, two U S hat factories with one planned in Carthage NY, Shawneetown Gazette becomes daily, Barnes praised as worst Romeo, school health concerns on ventilation and sewers, horses dying from rot at New York offal dock, and Stockholm advice dispatches.
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Missouri
Kansas
Coloridae
Sea Board
Kansas Clevy
NORK
Boston
Missourri Dyer
Pereipel
Tadianapolis
Cincinnati
Fort Waynn
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Missouri River
Lawrence
Topeka
K. Andrews
Malcolm
H.W. Wolcott
T. Loganstort
St. Louis
Norway
Massachusetts
New Orleans
McDonough
United States
Carthage
Shawneetown
Ilinois
Gazette
Barnes
Neilson
Fewellen
Echoes of a Tumultuous Session Across Varied Fronts
The report blends parliamentary shifts in Sweden and Norway with labor strife in coal regions, political dispatches from New York, odd anecdotes from gatherings and trials, and a court divorce ruling in Lafayette with details on trains, editor shifts, and a Brooklyn satire. The scattered items reflect a noisy mix of public life, press gossip, and civic matters.
Real Estate Transfers in Logansport and Nearby Additions
Real estate transfers filed in the last 24 hours include Jacob Petrie transferring an undivided half of lots 9 and 10 in Ewings addition to Logansport to George Schockman for 200 dollars. Solomon Hyre transfers lot 21 in Che dester s addition to New Waverly by quitclaim to Daniel Crane. Stephen B Harding trustee transfers lot 65 in Usher s addition to Logansport to Caroline Pitentigr for 600 dollars. The notice ends with a humorous remark about beauty and a jaw.
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S. P. Sheerin
County Recorder
Jacob Petrie
George Schockman
Ewing
Logansport
Soloman Hyre
Daniel Crane
Chedester
New Waverly
Stephen
Harding
Caroine Pitentigr
Usher
Logangsport
Fifth Ward Inaugurates New Political Order After Doolittle Defeat
The Fifth ward celebrates a new political order after Mr. Doolittle loses by a close margin. A bonfire in front of a Democrat’s home and Doolittle’s effigy burnings mark a dis graceful display of petty partisan spite. The piece condemns the act and calls for accountability and shame from those responsible.
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Fifth Ward
Doolittle
Fire destroys barns and outbuildings at McTaggart property
A blaze at 11 this morning burned three barns a wood house and a stable near James McTaggart on the North and High street alley. Losses cited include McTaggart over 2000 dollars with 200 insurance Peters 800 insured Wilson 2200 uninsured and Grover near insured. Fire engines were slow to respond but did effective work once ready. The fire likely resulted from accident or carelessness, not arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McTaggart
High Street
McTaggart
Wm. Wilson
Horace Peters
McTnepart
Mrr
Peters
Mr. Wilson
Grover
Ates
Old and New: Judge Smith Retires as John C. McGregor Takes Office
Judge AL F. Smith retires after two years as city judge in Logansport. He praises his tenure and passes the ermine to successor John C. McGregor. Smith extols the city’s governance and police, while McGregor vows to serve with integrity. An abridged obituary note hints at rising coffin sales in Philadelphia.
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AL F. Smith
John C. McGregor
Smith
McGregor
Logansport
James McGredor
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Logansport Daily Shares
City and County Directory
Ceen Directory
Society Directory
Logan Tribe No
Market Street
W. UW. H. Carter
John ¥. Woods
Sagamore
G. W. Julian
Anderson
C. A. Kraus
J. R. Beach
Grand Council
German Benevolent Association
Matthew T. A. B
Neetas
Old
Odd Fellows
Market and
Fourth Streets
Onward Hall
Shultztown
Art
Mr. Robertson
B. B Graham
P. W. C. Bon Ward
J. T. McNary
W. B.S. Ward
L.ee MC. A
Logansport National Bank
C. Rhepard
J. K. H. Rammis
Joseph Townsend
James A
Toledo, Wabash & Wester
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atchison
Hannibal
Quincy
Keokuk
Indianapolis
Louisville
Artwern
Logansport & Indianapolis
Loganaport
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Evansville
Cairo
YN. Finney
W. C. Hosne
T. Tee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati St. Louis & Railroad
D., E. R. & I. Railroad
Chicago
Chicago Mail
Richmond Mail
Richmond
Columbus
Columbus Mail
Peoria
Essies
State Line Atvent
Saesgonenee Aten John Iiccul
UGH
W. & W. Railway
Pm Express
Ighining Espero
É&E
H. C. Eversole Jeweler
Onty Musical Instruments
Fourth Sts
T. McConnell
Attorney AT Law
Logansport, Inn
Cire Lospos
Schiller
Launceston
Cornwill
Funum Juhanee County
Miimein
James Murray
Johnson County
Illinois
Farrel
Wilkinson County
Marion
Farrell
Murray
Milling Newa
Trroxac
Parks
Ooceola
Kisher
Huntington
Franklin Mines
Fach Nin
Philadelphia
Bright
Wasmixaton
Jesse D. Bright
Michael St. Clair
New York Offal
Stockholm
Swediste Hindthing
Norin Storthing
Abs
Gero Atd Welch
Jarles
Lewis
Charlie Boas
Camden
Mada Waaymere
Artiele
Priny
Aigo Min
Ovington
Titan
Wales
Pacifc
Cunard
Brooklyn
Moody and Sankey
Her Majesty’s Opera House
Ayoan
Moody
Evangelist
Toulon
Lorient
Baltic
San Francisco
George Creek
Aragonte
Chbot
Vic
Martin Russel
John Bothwell
J. FE. Chamberlain
R Xhoex
George G. Martin
Chamberlain
Annie C. Kerr
Miss Wescott
W. J. Martin
Botkin
Lincoln
Springfield
Linvis
Washington
General Post Office
The
Burleigh
Bosta Journal
eOne
George Flanagan
Chase
McConnell
Mira. Crover
Dannycijter
Byrnes
Lakayette
Loransport
Frank Harwood
Monarch
Marty Mitchell
General Cgyant
Jo Will P
Port
d-Rider
Grant
Ea Weo
William Wilson
Bas
Lafayette
Bayer
Sont
Edie
Jeff
Omnibus
Burlington
Iowa
Toledo, Peoria
Warsaw Road
BR. R
A. T. Hopkins
D. K. Smith
I. C. Townsend
ER. W
Col. J. Hill
B.C. & Sto. RR
D. Quirk
A. 2B. Southard
Hebel
David Cronin
Po’eloek An
Priday
St. Vincent de Pant
Dane Conn
Jesse Conte Trast
Nixty Witnerses
Chive
DB. McConnell
Prosteu
M. Winfield
D. P. Bald- Wil
Ty McConnell
H.C. Thornton
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