Minerva Roach case settled with wide Alcoa of payments
The Magh Money distributed notes constables, jurors, witnesses and attorneys paid in full from the $29.05 costs. Constable Flannegin accepted $3, jurors received $13.20, Deputy Prosecutor Fansler $5, Judge Graves $2, Judge Hanawalt $5, the state $1, township 50 cents, witnesses $3.20. Wilt $3 and Widner $1.50 collected the check. 60 cents remains for Wilt per the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Roach
Michael Fansler
Ezra B. Graves
V. ©. Hanawalt
Widner
Walton
Wilt
Rapeh
Dr Tan
Engine Strikes Malones Horse On The Track
A Panhandle engine struck Joe Malone's horse in front of the Johnston hotel last night. The buggy was wrecked and the horse, untied, ran onto the track and fell. The engine crew could not move the animal, and after a delay Black Chamber of the Cow Puncher troupe helped free the animal before it was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Hotel
Nelson Ton
New Eight and Half Pound Boy Born to Hepper Family
Mr and Mrs Andrew Hepper celebrate the arrival of an eight and a half pound boy yesterday afternoon. Andy Hepper predicts the newborn will excel as a salesman and open new territory for the sale of Royal soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hepper
Andy
Jail Doors Stand Open at Cass County Prison
The Cass county jail doors were found wide open with no prisoners inside. George Chesser, the sole remaining inmate, was released last night, leaving the jail reportedly empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
George Chesser
Corn Prices Rise As Dealers Withhold Grain
Local grain dealers report corn advancing to 1.07 dollars, the highest in years. Small dealers hold corn while large markets struggle to secure supplies amid tightened stocks.
Stewart couple resigns from Lonecliff posts
Mr and Mrs Dan Stewart, long time attendants at Lonecliff, have resigned their positions and plan to leave the city for the west after meeting at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stewart
Lonecliff
Institution
Yeothred
Lutherans to Celebrate Peru Church Golden Anniversary
Two special cars will transport local German Lutherans to Peru for the church’s golden anniversary. Services will be conducted by Rev Prander, Rev Baer, and Rev H E Stuehm. The Peru congregation began under Rev Stuerkin in 1849 and 1859 with reorganizations and a charter bearing founding members’ names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Prander
Huntington
Baer
Tipton
H. E. Stuehm
Stuerkin
Christ Schmidt
Baltimore
Jax
Ministers to Play in Local Tennis Tournament
Reverend J H Craig of this city will lead a tennis event featuring ministers C C Cissel H B Stuehm J O Simons and J C White competing in a charity or church group tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Craig
C. C. Cissel
H. B. Stuehm
J. O. Simons
J. C. White
Logansport Could Host State Labor Convention in 1909
O P Smith, first vice president of the Indiana Federation of Labor, says Logansport can land the annual state convention in 1909 if local labor men pursue it. Vin cennes hosts this year’s meeting September 29 to October 1 with about fifty delegates from Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Labor
O. P. Smith
State
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Smith
South Bend
Hammond
Logansport
United States
Trades Assembly
Terre Niaute
Doctor Carpenter Arrested In Birth Certification Case
Dr. Charles D. Carpenter of Walton is arraigned in Judge Hana walt's court on a charge of failing to report a birth from February last year. Complainant John H. Wendling says the birth was not certified to the county health officer. Carpenter pleads not guilty and a Monday afternoon trial is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Hanawalt
John H. Wendling
Walton
Carpenter
Cass County
Wendling
Dr. Carpenter
Mandarius
Night Watchman Rouses Tailor Over Open Window
Night Watchman Wecht woke Charles Izor of Knauss and Izor tailors at 3 am to lock the window in their Stettiner building shop. Izor says he did not leave the window open and with Knauss away cannot explain how it was unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecht
Charles Izor
Knauss & Izor
Stettiner
Izor
Knauss
DANGER ON BRIDGE PROMPTS PLEAS FOR REPAIR
Pedestrians report a loose plank on Market Street Bridge with a woman noting two trips last week and today. She urges speedily repaired to prevent harm. Local residents call for swift maintenance and safety fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Bridge
Local horses win at Fairmount led by Warren Sturgeon
Warren Sturgeon, a local race horseman, dominated Fairmount events this week. Pensicoal set a 1:13 half mile track record in the 2:25 pace, Fridder placed third, Mc Lowry finished third, George Penn ran without payoff, and Little Girl earned second in the 2:2 pace before Sturgeon sent his team to Crown Point for next week. Captain Stoltz of the Panhandle detective force also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Pensicoal
Fridder
Sturgeon
Mc Lowry
George Penn
Little Girl
Crown Point
Captain Stoltz
The
Panhandle Detective Force
Crooks
Escape of Chicago Auto Thief From Train Return
Chicago reports the escape of G. S. Diebler from Detective Kinne while being brought back on a train. Diebler, captured in Chehalis after an Oshkosh linked theft, fled with legs manacled, last night near Big Timber, Mont, and is believed to be recaptured as authorities spread across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O’brien
Big Timber
Mont
G. S. Diebler
Kinne
Diebler
Chehalis
Wash
Oshkosh
Portland
Ore
Streetcars to Lafayette Assist Ringling Circus crowds
Superintendent Ryder of the street car company sent two long double trucks from Naragansett street to Lafayette to handle circus crowds on the city lines as Ringling Bros. circus appears there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryder
Street Car Company
Naragansett
Lafayette
Farrer Fined for Provocation in Graves Court
Isaac Farrer of Metea was fined one cent and costs after pleading guilty to the charge of provoke filed by Jesse Neff in Graves’ court. The profanity charge against him was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Farrer
Metea
Graves’ Court
Jesse Neff
Bloodshed Feared As Troops Rush To Springfield
Springfield Ill August 15 Rioting leaves four dead and seventy five wounded as troops rush to Springfield from across the state. Whites and blacks clash in daytime. a deputy treasurer W H Rowe is fatally shot and robbed, heightening fear of a race riot after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rowe
Springfield
South Side Power Expansion Deliberations At City Hall
Discussion centers on tapping dormant South Side water power for a new sub electrical station. Purdue Professor J Walter Esterline has drafted plans to re equip the electric plant and assess using river power. estimated cost of 50 000 dollars would buy land along the river up to theIU bridge, with real estate experts predicting a profitable resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Marriages Flourish at Northen Indiana Hospital for the Insane
A metropolitan correspondent notes a high rate of marriages among attendants at the Northen Indiana Hospital for the Insane near Logansport. Since 2 years, at least twenty five marriages have occurred, with one a month on average, many between locals and nurses. The hospital grounds are described as scenic and romantic, with no divorces recorded among these unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. McMahon
Margaret M. Lowe
Dunn
Cupid
Metropolitan
Indiana Hospital For
Wabash
Pigeon Release Aims To Send Birds To Detroit
Pacific Express agent Joseph Lin vill plans to release over a hundred homing pigeons at 5 a m tomorrow. The birds will fly toward Detroit, a distance of 225 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express
Joseph Linvill
Detroit
Man Falls From I. U. 1 Bridge Saved By Friend
Joseph Berwanger, of Berwanger & Murray, camping at Camp Freezeout, fell from the S. A. T. interurban bridge into the Wabash river. Percy Summers of Toledo acted quickly, pulling Berwanger from the water and guiding him to shore after a dangerous plunge. Berwanger suffered pain from the impact but recovered with Summers’ aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Berwanger
Berwanger & Murray
Freezeout
Wabash River
Percy Summers
Toledo
Berwanger
Stamers
Summer
M Kinsey Struck by Candy Prank at Chili Parlor
Allen McKinsey, of the Chili parlor, was pranked last night. He found his candy box empty except for screws and nails after taking it to his girl, and his friends were blamed for the joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McKinsey
Chili Parlor
Waphange Restaurant Closes Abruptly Today
The Waphange restaurant shut its doors with no stated reason and the proprietor unavailable to comment on a possible reopening.
Miss Evan Giddnhgt Returns to Atlanta After Visit
Miss Evan Giddnhgt, who had been visiting Miss Edna Coffman of East Market Street, returned to her home in Atlanta this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Giddnhgt
Edna Coffman
East Market Street
Atlanta
Lena Alspach Dies at Longceliff Prison Home
Lena Alspach aged 35 an inmate at Longceliff died yesterday morning. An epileptic all her life she had been at the institution only a year. The remains were sent to her home in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Alspach
Longceliff
Rochester
Winter Cars Repaired With Swinging Doors At City Shops
The Seventeenth Street Street car shops will begin Monday to fit winter cars for cold weather. New winter cars received last winter will be equipped with swinging doors to keep motormen warm after suffering from the cold previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Street Street
Photographer Harry Green to Leave Logansport for Joliet
Harry Green former proprietor of the Green photographic studio on Fourth Street which is now the Nichols studio will leave Logansport August 28 for Joliet Illinois where he will be employed in the studio of a well known photographic artist. Green made many friends while in this city who regret to see him depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Green
Green Photographic
Fourth Street
Nichels Studio
Logansport
Joliet, Ill
Green
Few Farmers in Town Draw Shoppers from City
Only a sparse number of farmers were seen in the city as crops demand their attention at home, leaving streets mostly filled with urban shoppers.
Married Nellie Burnett Weds Mason Warren in California
Miss Nellie Burnett daughter of John Burnett north of the city married recently at Long Beach California to Mason Warren of Fort Collins Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Burnett
John Burnett
Long Beach
Cal
Mason Warren
Fort Collins
Col
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Joe
Malone
Lonccliff
BOING
State Federation OF Labor
Hanawalt
Charles D. Carpenter
Wal
Ton
Warren Sturgeon
Farrer
Springfield, Ill
Southside Power 5
Prof. Esterline
J. Walter Esterline
Purdue
Longgliff
Longeeliff
Longcliff
Joe Berwanger
M'Kinsey
Married 'N West
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