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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1909

Page

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Bank 3 After Barnett Hotel Mortgage Foreclosure Sought

City National Bank filed for permission to foreclose a $1,000 mortgage on the Logansport Hotel against Emil and Carl Keller. Harrison, partner of Mell ers, says he knew nothing of the note when he joined the company. Receivership and sale efforts are debated as lenders seek court action amid vacation-time postponement bids.

City National Bank George W. Funk H. Harrison Logansport Emil Carl Kebler Harrison Kellers Kehlers Sophronia J. Elliott Harrisons Joseph Claybaugh Frankfort B. F

Groom Roughly Handled at Morning Wedding Prank

Harry Keller wed Adalene Gray at St Bridats church at 8 AM. After the ceremony the couple’s friends strapped Keller into a go cart and wheeled him along Broadway as a playful reception gag. The groom wore overalls and a broad straw hat. attendants were Florence Kroeger and Al Banner. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home.

Harry Keller Broadway Adalene Gray Charles Gray Panhandle West Market Street Father Quinn St. Bridats Church Florence Kroeger al Banner

Races Bring Profit and Peace to Grounds

The driving club reports profits from last week's races with funds to improve grounds next year. No liquor sales occurred and peace was kept by two special officers. no arrests were made. Ministers attended and endorsed continued restraint on liquor at future meets.

Driving Club

Rural Carriers Host IGTM Picnic At Spencer Park

Postmaster Johnston urged rural route patrons to support efficient service at a countywide picnic in Spencer Park. Speakers included Rev. E C McCoy and Miss Anderson, with W T Giffe performing a self composed song. Johnston predicted rural routes could soon be delivered twice daily as faster travel improves efficiency.

Spencer Park E. C. McCoy New Waverly Miami Township W. T. Giffe Indiana John M. Johnston Anderson

Nelson Theatre Opens With Big 1909 Musical

The Nelson theatre opens its season with a 45 member company after two weeks of Chicago rehearsals. Stars include George H Tappan David H Grosch James Veda Nat Phillips Irene D Arville and Fanny Pinkham. First-nighters attend tonight at the newly opened house.

Wizard of Wiseland Nelson Theatre Chicago George H Tappan David H. Grosch James Veda Nat Phillips Harry Eldon Irene D’arvile Fanny Pinkham Blanche Ellice Loganstart Theatre

Two homes planned on Sixteenth Street and Broadway

Plans completed for a five room bungalow to be built on Sixteenth Street between Broadway and Market by Cleo Tousley. A ten room residence will be erected at 1518 Broadway by Will O. Murdock.

Sixteenth Street Broadway Market Street Cleo Tousley Will O

Rev Brown vows public reply to sensational minister attack

C H Brown former pastor of Market Street M E church announces a public reply to remarks by Doc Waddell a circus press agent. Waddell at a R M C A meeting claimed ministers lack rights to home visits during husbands absence and said many ministers go wrong. Brown denounces the statements as wild and seeks to counter the attack.

C. H. Brown Market Street M. E

Park Policeman Shocked by Electricity At Riverside Park

August Walters, a park policeman at Riverside park, was severely shocked by electricity late this afternoon. He is feared to have sustained a fatal injury.

August Walters Riverside Park

Logansport Unions Withdraw from Joint Labor Day Plan

Delegates from Logansport Trades Assembly vote to withdraw from the Wabash Valley Labor Day association at Kokomo on Labor Day. Local celebration to be held in Logansport thereafter, with hundreds still expected to travel to Kokomo. A band is to be secured, and William Whipple named parade marshal.

Kokomo Logansport Trades Assembly Wabash Valley Labor Day Association Koxomo Kokomy Clugston Horn Larson William Whipple Ce Teamsters Union Marshall

Lincoln man suffers two fractured ribs in calf incident

Clem Beck of Lincoln sustained two fractured ribs Saturday after a scuffle with a pet calf. The animal butted him against a wagon wheel, causing the injuries.

Clem Beck Lincoln Beck

Logan Team Beats Flora Bringhurst In Cass Carroll Championship

The Murphy & Fleming team from Logansport defeated Flora Bringhurst 7 to 6 in a tight game that decided Cass and Carroll counties championship implications. Logansport rallied with four runs in the eighth and next Sunday faces Auburn White Sox as part of a title-contending schedule.

Murphy & Flemng Flora-Bringhurst Flora Bringhurst Joint Town Logansport Flora- Bringhurst Cass Carroll Auburn White Sox M.&f Auburn Vandalia Columbia City Royal Centre Carroll Counties Fiera Bringhurst

Fire at 921 Spear Street Causes Minor Roof Damage

Fire crews responded to 921 Spear Street on Saturday to a small roof fire. The flames scorched a few shingles but caused only minor damage and no injuries were reported.

Spear Street

Gambling raid nets fines and city profit in police court

Twenty three defendants pleads guilty to gambling at a card room behind Pittman and Guinups store after a Saturday raid. Each fined five dollars plus costs, totaling about fifteen dollars per person, enriching the city treasury by over three hundred dollars.

Pittman and Guin Up Guinup George A Custer Mike Fansiter Mike

Rider Suffers Collarbone Break After Broncho Toss

Carl Scott living north of the city was thrown from a broncho Saturday and sustained a fractured collarbone. He had bought the horse about a year ago in the West and had not previously ridden it.

Carl ‘Scott

Hand Mangle at Voorhees Planing Mill

Thomas Morrison, long time lawyer and sawyer at Voorhees planing mill on Sycamore street, injured his right hand this morning at a buzz saw. Thumb and two fingers were cut off, one fingertip nearly severed. He was taken to St Joseph hospital after fainting during treatment by Dr F T O Leary.

Morrison F. T. O'Leary St. Joseph Hospital

Fire damages third street block. Kistler loses restaurant

A morning blaze at 10 o'clock devastated the Cand y Kitchen restaurant and spread to Copeland's loan office on Third Street opposite Broadway theater. Firefighters battled the flames as water damage hit nearby Van Candy Kitchen and Copeland's stock. Injury to Henry Welch occurred. insurance details and building ownership by Judge Dykeman noted.

Cnaries Little Third Street Broadway Theatre Copeland Loan Office Little Kistler Deane Fohrer Third and Broadway Fire Department Third Market Streets Wegon Copeland van Candy Henry Welch North Street Engine Company K. D. Bradfield Broadway Copéland Judge Dykeman

Long appeals circuit court over Richason ditch allotment

F. Long today appealed to the circuit court from the Richason ditch survey allotment in Washington township made by the county surveyor. Sections of the ditch were allotted for cleaning and residents protest that others along the ditch should be cleared as well.

F. Long Circuit Court Richason Ditch Washington Township

Big shooter event planned in Peru during Home Week

Dr. W. A. Holloway reports a Peru Gun Club secretary letter announcing a major shooting event in Peru on August 11 during Home Week. Local gun club members are invited to participate and several members plan to attend.

W. A. Holloway Peru

Will Tour West by Fred and Frank Schead

Fred and Frank Schead depart this morning for a tour of the west. They said they did not know their exact destination, but they are on the move.

Fred Frank Schead

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Bank 3 After Barnett Hotel Petitions Court Mellers Henry Keller Bills Johnston Nelson Atre Remem Murdock Brown Weddell Musicians Brewery Workers Electrica Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers LOGAN Elora-Bringhurst Murphy & Fleming John Kimes Cecil Wolf Herman Maier Columbia Brewery Stoltz Herman Maier Wolf Buzz Thomas Morrison Sawyer Voorhees The Voorhees Planing Mill Sycamore Street Candy Kitchen
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