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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

5

Cigarette Girl Has Big Price in Unusual Suit

Noah Fisher of Kokomo sues for divorce claiming his wife Laura Jane Fisher is immorally addicted to cigarettes. Laura counters with cruel neglect and alleges Floyd Fisher’s complicity in alienation of affections led by Reilly Jacobs. Jacobs, a Tipton county farmer, is accused of keeping Laura Jane Fisher away from Noah since their marriage ten years ago. The case seeks $5000 in damages for loss of society and household services amid contested claims and unusual legal questions.

Vritten Tipton County Kad Fisher Crowley Kokomo John Sweveland Tipton Vrings Reilly Jacobs Noah Fisher Laura Jane Jacobs

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Logansport Area

Joseph S. Craig and others transfer Lot 21 John Tipton's First Addition Logansport for 5000 dollars. Margaret V. Hamilton transfers Lot 25 M Hamilton's Second Addition Taberville Burlington and Dewey streets for 500 dollars. Margaret McCarty to Sarah Walsh res on Tenth Street and Erie Avenue for 1500 dollars. John R. Kennedy to Elizabeth Fitterman Lot 145 West End Addition Park Avenue south of Melbourne Avenue for 475 dollars. Anna Wiley and others transfer 22 acres fractional section 31 Clinton County for 1500 dollars. Five real estate mortgages totaling 2943.50 and one chattel mortgage at 543.50 recorded. One real estate mortgage released.

Joseph S. Craig Jennie Markley John Tipton Logansport Sixth North Streets Margaret V. Hamilton Raymond RR Yeagley M. Hamilton Taberville Burlington and Dewey Sts Margaret McCarty Sarah” J. Walsh George Cicott Tenth Street Erie Avenue John R. Kennedy Elizabeth A. Fitterman West End Add Park Avenue Melbourne Avenue Anna Wiley Edward Sau Clinton

Beauty Or WRC Lat A Magazine Essay On Attractiveness

A column discusses beauty as a subjective impression rather than a fixed quality. It argues health clear skin and physical vigor, plus intelligence kindness and grace, create the lasting impression of beauty in others.

Ole Bulls Niece A Song Bird Brings Musical Lineage

Miss Charlotte Lund of Oswego New York granddaughter of Ole Bull and cousin of Edvard Grieg emerges as a soprano. Trained by Jean de Reszke in Paris she debuts in Paris and London earning acclaim. Her early work as organist choir director and school teacher led to vocal study with Vanacini and De Reszke with plans to sing opera next season.

America Ole Bull Charlotte Lund Oswego New York Edward Grieg Miss Lund Jean de Reszke Paris Lund Beteers United States White W. K. Vanderbilt Charles Dana Gibson London Italy Vanacini Boston Philadelphia de Reszke

Fitchburg Society Beauty Leaves City After Fiancé's New Love

Miss Carrie Lovering a Fitchburg music teacher and organist, left her Worcester home to visit a sister in Washington after learning her fiancé Harry Crosby Green of Newark has married New Yorker Mabel L. Humphrey. Green, a magazine artist, reportedly wed August 3 at the Little Church Around the Corner and plans to honeymoon with his father in Fitchburg, prompting Lovering to depart across the continent with no set return date. Green says he met another woman and chose her over Miss Lovering.

Worcester Mass Carrie Lovering Fitchburg Society Thorp Wash Harry Crosby Green Newark Green Mabel L. Humphrey New Miss Lovering Fitchburg John C. Green New York

Detroit plans $25 000 outlay for young material

Detroit President Navin vows no standput policy after championship. He states a yearly $25 000 will be spent on desirable young players, with Jennings free to request a check for any prospect. Two more hopefuls, a pitcher and an infielder, are in view as up to ten youths may travel to spring training.

Detroit Navin Jennings

Deputy Prosecutor Receives Five Cent Payment Note

Deputy Prosecutor Michael Fansler reported a letter sent yesterday that included a five cent piece offered as payment for legal advice sought by the writer.

Michael Fansler

Jobless Pioneer Seeks Work Across States

John Henry Porter of Red Bank Pennsylvania undertook a 1000 mile trek through Ohio Indiana and Illinois in search of employment. He visited Cleveland Dayton Indianapolis Hammond Chicago and Pontiac chasing a suitable position but every lead failed. A relief fund has been started to support his continued pursuit of work.

Pontiac John Henry Porter Red Bank John Henry Ohio Indiana Illinois Cleveland Dayton Indianapolis Crown Point Hammond Chicago Juliet Pen ‘Jac

Roosevelt Called Jingo by Berlin Pamphleteer

Otto von Nottberg once New York correspondent and now a Berliner Lokal Anzeiger director published Theodor Roosevelt a pamphlet attacking the president as an average unremarkable man driven by impulses. He labels Roosevelt a raving Socialist and blames him for the Spanish American War influencing public opinion.

Berlin Otto von Nottberg New York Berliner Lokal Anzeiger Lokal Anzeiger Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt von Nottberg

McKinley Park Artesian Well Draws Busy Crowd

The new McKinley park artesian well draws a steady queue from West Side residents who haul gallons in buckets and jugs. The well taps water from 533 feet deep and is cited as the best in the region, with a resident cost noted at 719.55 dollars.

McKinley Park West

Suit Over Speeding Autos In Iowa Falls Public Notice

A local speed ordinance leads to a $20,000 damages suit against an Iowa municipality. The case centers on a horse drawn vehicle rambling as a motorcycle rider exceeded speed limits, injuring a young woman. Attorneys argue cities regulating street speed must enforce the law or risk liability for accidents.

Iowa Falls Iowa

Buttons Form Divorce Plea In Des Moines Leader's Suit

Des Moines Aug 12 James Brenton former mayor 1900 1904 county superintendent church worker has filed for divorce alleging wife refused to sew buttons on his pants and failed to prepare meals. He claims after mayoral defeat and financial decline he tried to run a boarding house but wife refused to board and he rented another house and hired a housekeeper. Mrs Brenton plans to file a process petition naming boarding house and housekeeper. Brenton since leaving office ran a saloon wrestled and now works for the park board.

Des Moines James Brenton Scholth Brenton Park Board

Amazon Brigade Proposed by British Women for Home Defense

London August 12. Women volunteers propose an amazon brigade to aid home defense after recruiting delays. Miss Ethel Everest asks War Minister Kafdane to officially enroll them. he declines. Everest says women will train autonomously, citing Boer women and organized suffrage marches as precedent for readiness.

War Office Ethel G. Everest Kent Kafdane London

Burgman Belled in Open Wagon Parade

J J Burgman of this city who wed in Chicago last Sunday was given a belting last night. Ludwig had warned him but Burgman ignored it. About 150 friends gathered at the Burgman home to place him and his wife in an open wagon and parade them through town.

J. J. Burgman Chicago Ludwig Burgman Smead Street

Fairy tales barred from Palaskc public schools

Harry A. Hettema, a Second ward school trustee in Palaskc New Jersey, advocates removing fairy tales from reading courses. He urges travel history geography books to better educate children for work and future life. He notes Dutch residents oppose fairy tales and cites nearby communities with private schools replacing them.

Palaskc N. J Harry A. Hettema Board of Aducation Hettema Paterson Passaic

Rev Billy Sunday in Rochester encounter with boy

The evangelist Billy Sunday met a boy in Rochester who showed him the post office. Sunday claimed his fame and offered the boy a front seat to hear him speak, but the boy mocked him, saying he did not know the way to the post office. The exchange highlights Sunday’s larger than life persona and the boy’s wit.

Billy Sunday Rochester Felow Billy William Sunday

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