Loganport Slid Down the Ladder
Marion ousted the White Caps from fourth place as the standings shifted in a tight league race.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
1
Huntington Here Today Boosters Day and Johnnies Play Tomorrow
Huntington hosts a North State League card as Logansport, Marion, Bluffton, and Wabash vie for position. Marion beat Logansport 7 2 while Huntington nudged Bluffton 4 2. Logansport slips to fifth as Marion moves up. tomorrow Logansport visits Huntington and Huntington plays Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Johnnies
Lafayette
Wabash
Marion
Logansport
Bluffton
Huntington
Lafayette Tops Wabash In Uneven Baseball Battle
Lafayette defeated Wabash by 2 to 0 in a rough game marked by wild pitching from Ingling and Romaine and a faulty strike call from umpire Gilpin. Rom aine fanned thirteen as Lafayette built a slight lead with limited offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Wabash
Ingling
Romaine
Gilpin
Fleming
Bluffton Beats Huntington Twice In Tight Bluffton Wins 5 4
In two close games at Bluffton yesterday the Hornets edged Huntington 5 to 4 and then won 3 to 2. Huntington 0000000600 4 Bluffton 20010020 x 5. Hits: Huntington 7, Bluffton 4. Errors: Huntington 1. Batteries Wentz Farnan Leiniger Orr Braden Farnan Guhl Orr. Second game Huntington 0106000066 1-2 Bluffton 96000003 x 3. Hits: Huntington 8, Bluffton 7. Errors Huntington 2 Bluffton 3. Batteries Braden Farnan Guhl Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Marion
Huntington
Bluffton
Whitecaps
Burke
Miller
Lafayette Castoff
Wentz
Farnan
Leiniger
Orr
Frorrs
Braden
Guhl
Guy Family Fourth Annual Reunion Set for Sept 4 in Spencer Park
The Guy family plans its fourth annual reunion on the first Sunday in September, September 4. Elections for officers occur at 11 a.m. followed by dinner at noon, with the afternoon reserved for visiting in Spencer Park.
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Guy
Spencer Park
Death of William E. Smith at St Josephs Hospital
William E. Smith aged nineteen of Winamac died at St Josephs hospital last evening from pneumonia. The remains were shipped to Winamac at 410 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Smith
Winamac
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mrs M Nary Honored as National Conservation Delegate
Mrs J T McNary is appointed by Mrs Virginia S Patterson of Kokomo as a delegate to the National Conservation Congress to be held in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McNary
Virginia S. Patterson
Kokomo
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Purdue Wheat Improvement Special Train to Tour Indiana
A wheat improvement special train operated by Purdue University and the Indiana Experiment Station will tour Indiana from August 22 to September 7. It will visit Logansport Plymouth Inwood Bourbon Etna Green Warsaw Pierceton and other towns, with overnight stays and multiple leg trips, to promote wheat growing, variety selection cultivation methods and pest control.
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Pennsylvania Tines
Indiana
Purdue University Experiment Section
Logransport
Plymouth
Inwood
Bourbon
Etna Green
Warsaw
Pierceton
Columbia City
Kokomo
Logansport
Richmond
Muncie
Converse
Indianapolis
Henryville
Madison
Falmouth
Columbus
Cumberland
Fort Wayne
Howe
South Bend
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Bicknell
Avilla
Kendallville
Lagrange
Lakeville
Vandalia
Staof
DeLong
Kewanna
Lucerne
Camden
Flora
Bringhurst
Butler
Fisher Family Tree. Reunion sketches lineage from 1742 immigrant
A Fisher family reunion sketches the genealogy starting with Adam Fisher who arrived from Germany in 1742 and died in 1757. His son Jacob’s line includes Peter born 1771, who married Elizabeth Altick in 1792 and had fifteen children. The seventh son Philip produced nine offspring and many descendants spread across the states.
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Fisher
Adam Fisher
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
Jacob
Abraham
Daniel
Adam
Peter
Elizabeth Altick
Philip Fisher
Peter Fisher
Solomon
Elizabeth Kessler
Nancy Poon
Elizabeth Brower
John
Aleyaun Teel
Jonathan
Susan Neff
Jacob Abraham
Nancy Neff
Mary
Davis Clingenpeel
Catharine
Abraham Good
Libel Charge Filed by Miss Lizzie Lark
Miss Lizzie Lark formerly employed at Boone's safe filed affidavits accusing Miss Anna Laugh and Miss Josephine Gassaway of libel for circulating stories that led to her dismissal. Boone advised the girl and convinced her to withdraw the affidavits, asserting her discharge was not caused by the other two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie @lark
Boone's Safe
Anna Laugh
Josephine Gassaway
Boone
New York City Official and Gallagher Shooter Were Roommates
Big Bill Edwards street commissioner of New York City who captured Jules James Gallagher who shot Mayor Gaynor was a roommate of C. H. Stuart of this city when they were both at Princeton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Edwards
New York City
Jules James Gallagher
Mayoer Gaynor
C. H. Stuart
Princeton College
Marriage in St. Joe United Burl Ritter and Edna Pearl Palmer
Marion News-Tribune reports Burl Ritter and Edna Pearl Palmer wed in St. Joe Michigan on July 24. The couple, formerly of Marion, recently lived in Denver and plan to live in Logansport. Ritter works as a brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad construction train.
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Marion
Logansport Whitecaps Batting Averages Highlight Weak Team Fielding
A North State league summary shows four Logansport Whitecaps in the .300s and one in the .400 for July 2 to July 31. Four players posted perfect fielding averages, while overall batting and fielding reveal team weakness in other positions needing bolstering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Halderman
North State League
Whitecaps
Peaceful Dove Becomes Hotel Office Mascot
A dove entered the Barnett hotel office and perched on proprietor W H Harrison’s shoulder. The bird has settled in as a perpetual guest and now greets traveling men by landing on their shoulders.
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Barnett
Tragedy Strikes Panhandle Yards Anderson Victim Named
Everett Kittinger twenty three died after being killed under a train in the Panhandle yards in Anderson. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Kittinger of this city and is survived by a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kittinger
Panhandle
Anderson
John Kittinger
Fireman who jumped will live
L. M. Herr a Wabash fireman jumped from his engine at Delpai amid a feared wreck with a Monon train. He suffered multiple fractures but recovered enough for his family to return home believing he will live despite earlier dire forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
L. M. Herr
Washington Township
Delpai
Peru
Herr
Alex Jones
Camden
A. F. King
Toledo
Woman in Jail Said to Be Dying in Kokomo
Mrs Maude Yeager held in Howard county jail on child desertion charges and two prior arrests is reported near death while awaiting circuit court action in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Yeager
Kokomo
Howard County
Fort Wayne Officials Inspect City Lines
General Manager C. D. Emmons of Fort Wayne and the company entourage visited the city for a lines inspection. Emmons suffered a rough bump in a local car but was glad to return to Lawton after the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Emmons
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Company
Emmons
Lawton
Inventor's Automatic Stoker May Replace Firemen
D F Hervey of this city has earned letter patents for an automatic locomotive stoker. Early models impress observers who expect better coal distribution and greater fuel economy. Tests and practical use plans aim to prove the device reduces costs and could replace firemen on engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Hervey
Hervey
Butler Catches 143 Blue Gills in Mud Lake Hoax
Sheriff Warren J. Butler displayed a basket of 143 blue gills plus bass and crappies as proof he caught them in Mud Lake, disputing suspicions of fraud. He and companions fished yesterday with about 150 fish each, leaving Mud Lake with about six hundred fewer fish than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashy
Warren J. Butler
Indiana
Jim McSheehy
Butler
Frank Kinney
Charles
Harry McDowell
Mudlake
Mud Lake
Electric sign permits filed for Broadway business
F C Hackett filed a petition with the board of works to install an electric sign at his new Broad way business. Frank Hartwick of Toledo street also asks permission to erect an electric sign.
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F. C. Hackett
Board of Works
Broadway
Frank Hartwick
Toledo Street
Auto thief arrested after Peru theft recovered in Danville
The car stolen in Peru Tuesday afternoon was recovered yesterday in Danville, where the thief was arrested. Both vehicle and suspect are being brought back to Peru for handling by authorities.
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Peru
Danville
Lil
Graham family departs for Salem Indiana and southward
S. L. Graham, his wife, and daughter Grace left this morning for Salem Indiana and other points south, continuing their travel itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Graham
Grace
Salem
Ind
Gounigill Won’t Give Up Johnson Bequest for Hospital
The council met in special session but adjourned without authorizing the school board to buy the Baldwin home as an annex. They fixed school board salaries at 150 dollars and did not hire counsel to pursue the Johnson estate bequest estimated at 25 000 to 50 000 dollars for a memorial hospital or emergency facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Winfield
Houck
Patligh J. Farrell
St Joseph's Hospital
Plymouth After Recount in Census Dispute
Plymouth Indiana residents dispute the census tally showing 3050 residents, as former Mayor Logan asks the council to conduct an unofficial count. Locals expect a population around 4000 with many new houses filled, contrasting with 1900 figures and earlier vacant homes.
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Plymouth
Ind
Logan
Women win boat race at Lorain Council picnic
Miss Selah Fultz defeated Mrs. Carl Wiese in a Lake Cicott boat race during the Lorain Council Daughters of Liberty annual picnic. Mrs. Charles Kahler won the fat woman’s race, Mrs. Grace Beckley the small woman’s race, and Ruth Funk the children’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Fultz
Carl Wiese
Lake Cicott
Lorain
Jerusa'em Exodus Underway as Panhandle Purchases Alter Homes
Report notes a mass departure from Jerusa'em as the Panhandle purchases all local houses and begins tearing them down. Residents seek new quarters while uncertain about housing futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusa'em
Panhandle
Hance Quits Ballooning After Aeronautic Career
Ellis Hance of Delphi, known as Frogg, ends balloon ascension career after a string of trials and public festival feats. He recalls five ascensions in Delphi, a burst during Old Settlers Day, and a July 4 flight at Bucker Hill that attracted wide attention before deciding never to ride the trapeze again.
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Ellis Hance
Delphi Journal
Spencer Parih
Hance Con
Mr. Hance
Mr. Hante
Earth
Hance
A. T. Bowen
Bank Corner
Frogg
Frank Hance
Dr. Lyon
Hadley Seeing Things Sees Jail Again
William Wadley, former C. C. and L. employee, arrested again last night after multiple police detentions in recent months. He reportedly claims he can see the team leading the league.
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William Wadley
Never Couple Celebrates 51st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James C Never celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary at their Burlington avenue home today. Both are in poor health and marked the day with a quiet observance.
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James C
Burlington Avenue
Residents seek water main extension on Ottawa Street
Ottawa Street residents filed a petition with the board of works requesting an extension of the water main. The action cites local utility needs and seeks official approval for the project timeline and funding.
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Ottawa Street
The
Board of Works
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