City Offees-Over No. 87 Broadway Council Meetings
City notices list officers and department heads for Tipton with mayors clerks marshals police and fire chiefs along with ward representatives and engine house crews. Freight and passenger rail improvements described alongside promotional rail travel features.
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Broadway
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Samuel L. McFadin
W. Fiynn
Ator Taylor
le Civid
Julius C. Kleem
Anthony F. Smith
John CG. Nelson
Struct Caioner
P. McGaughey
Jeff Markel
Michael Mortlesey
Michael Burns
Uriah Shaeiter
Calef
Fiong
Henry J. Roach
H. A. Fetter
Chauncey Carter
Tipton
Thomas D. Matthews
Champion
Champion Engine
Robert John
Hand Ennes
West Side Engine House
Summit
Summit Engine Houe
Tipton Engine House
Summit Engine House
Champion Engine House
Sum- Bis
West Side Engine Ous
County Officials Meet In Court House Notice
County officers listed include Commissioners Daniel Foglesong Dennis Uhl and John Hynes Auditor George W Blakemore Clerk Noah B LaRove Gherif Win Manly Treasurer Jacob Helm Recorder Simon P Sheerin Surveyor John Brophy Coroner Joseph H Ivins Superintendent Henry G Wilson Circuit Court details show meeting dates the first Monday of February the fourth Monday of April the first Monday of September and the third Monday of November.
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Pficers
Daniel Foglesong
Dennis Uhl
John Hynes
George W. Blakemore
Noah
LaRove
Gherif
Manly
Jacob Helm
Simon P. Sheerin
John €. Brophy
Joseph H. Ivins
Henry G. Wilson
Cireit
Dudley H.C
Ciruit Court
Fraternal Society Directory for Tipton and Logansport
Society groups meet on various days at halls on North Fourth Broad way Orient Hall and Market street. Officers listed include W P M W M J Makinson and G. F. Thompson with treasurers and secretaries named for each lodge encampment and tribe. Meetings occur monthly on set Fridays or Mondays with locations noted in Orient Hall and Fourth street venues.
Monthly meeting notice for local hall group
The group meets on the last Monday evening each month in their Hall at the corner of Bridge and Market streets above M. Frank & Bro. Members include Michael Wagner as President and Adam Wecht as Vice President with Conray Gross as Secretary and John Wolf as Treasurer.
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O. F
James R. Beach
Jas. Walklin
V. Jes Robert Tam
D. J. Grahim
J. H. Miller
J. 8. Smith
A. S. Thornton
Robert Ray
A.B. Leedy
Everett
Sohn Il Peek
J.B. Toby
Dr. W
Martin
John Maiber
Treas
Z Hunt
D. I. Cook
K. Tam
En River
Lodge No. 417
Fourth Street
Jos
G. Burron
N. G
C. M. Robertson
Morris
T. E. Croston
W. G
Robert Tam
M. Smith
Corner Bridge
Market Streets
M. Frank & Bro
Michael Wagner
Adam Wecht
Conray Gross
John Wolf
Thursday meetings held at 72 Market Street Hall
The draft lists officers for the organization with Shan as president and Thomas Malloy as vice president. Other roles include Thomas McSheehy recording secretary Beare Patrick McGary corresponding secretary Manora financial secretary and John Dugan treasurer. James E. Kearcy marshal and JCGT also noted.
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Thursda
Market Street
Wm. Shaw
Shan
Thos. Malloy
Thomas Mc8heehy
Beare
Patrick McGary
Woaty Manora
Thomas
Internal Revenue Appointments and Bank Authorization
The rest this morning appointed Ferdinand Je ers Supervisor of Internal Revenue for Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas, and the Indian and New Mexico Territories, with Asa C. Matthews named to succeed. Merchants' National Bank of Pomona Minnesota authorized to commence business. Appointments of internal revenue gaugers listed for Illinois and Wisconsin. New York dispatch notes reform talks at the Custom House and a plan for permanent organization. Custer reports expedition to the site will leave Fort Lincoln. Postage costs under the new law prompt a repeal discussion. Milford forest fires threaten Pike County townships with potential loss of life.
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Washington
Ferdinand Jeers
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
McDonald
Asa C. Matthews
Merchants’ National Bank of
Pomona
Minnesota
New York News
New Yonk
Revenue Service
Custom House
Custer
Fort Lincolnn
Board of Trade
Central Jowett
James
Milford
Penn
Pike County
Cincinnati Centennial Fair Auction Shatters Records
The May 22 event drew a large crowd despite rain. A sale of numerous china cup and saucers donated by Cincinnati ladies, auctioned by ex Governor Noyes, fetched fabulous prices. Mrs Gillespie praised the fair as the greatest of its kind seen, with extension possibly into next week for more attendees.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Noyes
Gillespie
United States
Detective Captures express robbery leader near Corning
A dispatch to Superintendent Willis of the Southern Express Company from Corning Arkansas reports Detective Pat Connell captured Andrew Jackson, the express robbery leader. Jackson was found ten miles west of Corning encamped in the woods, brought to Corning last night and will be taken to Little Rock this evening.
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Menpuis
Tenn
Willis
Southern Express Company
Corning
Ark
Pat Connell
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Little Rock
Epidemic Affects Belle Fontaine Stable Horses
A disease like cerebrospinal meningitis broke out at Belle Fontaine car stables in St. Louis. By 10 o clock twelve horses were sick and four dead. Veterinary surgeons fear wider spread across the city as more animals show symptoms.
Body recovered after life boat disaster on the Maa sing
May 22 in Grisele Mantemecee New York reports the body of re Jackson found this morning while her child remains missing from the life boat disaster on the Maa sing river. Also an item notes a bank statement ending May 22 with various financial shifts and an adjournment of the legislature in Albany.
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New York
Jacob Young
Brooklyn
Aganesville
Re. Jackson
Maasing River
Additional city news and sales notes
A mixed local update reports church attendance, a court drunkenness case, Kraus Bros selling new spring and summer goods, a fire ashes claim dispute, Prof Waltz’s school trip to Indiana and Michigan, Mrs. Davys offering cream and strawberries, Trade Palace price cutting claims, Robert Bringhurst appointed administrator of James Sanborn estate with bond, a Christian Church Sabbath School excursion to Winamac, and Bee Hive stock of dress goods parasols and more.
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Robert R.bringhurst
James Sanborn
T. A. Bringhurst
Dennis Uhl
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Recorder
Joel Black transfers 6 acres in section 9 township 28 range 3 east to William Young for 1.00. Caroline Packard deeds the east half of Lot 1 in Sarah M. Tipton addition to Logansport to Jacob Loner and wife for 1200 dollars.
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S. P. Sheerin
County Recorder
Joel Black
William Young
Caroline Packard
Jacob Loner
Sarah M. Tipton
Logansport
Peru races draw Logansport bets and boisterous bravado
The Peru track drew Logansport crowds who backed multiple horses in a lively trotting event. Monarch Jr led the field while Kokomo’s invincible horse drew heavy pools as locals raced to place last minute bets before returning home. Du da du da du da day.
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Camptown
Peru
Monarch, Jr
Peru Driving Park Association
Tia
Monarch
Logansporters
Association
Logan
Pern
Lagensport
Tad Monarch
Kokomo
Excursion to Chicago at bargain fare from The Baptist Church
The Baptist Church excursion to Chicago on Wednesday July 16 offers a round trip for 350 dollars. Departure from Fourth Street depot at 8 am. return tickets valid on any regular train for three days. The trip promises large turnout with careful management and fine coaches.
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Chicago
Fourth Street
Market street man loses prized game cocks in Illinois bred duel
A Market Street man who boasted of judging thoroughbreds kept an imported high stepper near chicken keeper Jerry Gilbert. After warnings, the Illinois bred bird fought Jerry's pet and died, prompting the owner to claim the loser bled to death while admitting Illinois chickens are game. Jerry plans to replace his defeated fowl.
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Market Street
Jerry Gilbert
Joe Green
Illinois
Jerry
Betting on a horse race a moral folly warned
The writer condemns betting on wrong horses as sinful and urges prudence. He compares draw poker to horse racing and notes the boys who attended the Peru walk-around are tired, urging restraint and self control in wagering.
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Gen. Schenck
Peru
Logansport Sketches and Local Notes From 19th Century Visit
A rambling set of notes from Logansport recounts a journalist’s visit, praising hotels and local figures like Nash and ex-mayor MecFadin, and detailing meetings at the Barnett House and local offices. Interwoven are political vignettes about Senators Sharon and Jones of Nevada and curious remarks on Monmouth Oregon’s musical scene and a 1872 Alabama legislator jailed for mail crimes.
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Logansport
Barnett
Kiling
Nash
Pharoa
Hale
Saw
MecFadin
Henry 5. Lane
Fetter
National Photographing Association
Hendricks
Biddle
Baker
Pratt
Sharon
Jones
Nevada
San Francisco
Washington
Lick House
New Palace
W. C. Ralston
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J.T. McNary
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Tooansport, Inp
James M. Lackey
John H. Calvin
W. A.danks
Franch A.tawner
Emil Harghester
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