Boy Fatally Kicked by Horse in Court Street Bicycle Accident
Eleven year old Carroll Beall, son of Charles Beall of Logansport Loan Co, was fatally injured after falling from a bicycle while trying to steady against a horse drawn wagon on Court street. He suffered crushed skull, broken jaw, and internal injuries. condition critical at St Joseph's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Beall
Charles E. Beall
Logansport Loan Company
St. Joseph's Hospital
MecCaffrey
Court Street
McCaffrey
Thompson
Donovan
Crowd jeers as Vandalia worker Schrader trial proceeds
Edward Schrader, Vandalia employee, faced intoxication charges in a crowded court yesterday. Judge Smith will report back Tuesday morning after taking the case under advisement amid protests and a cleared courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schrader
Vandalia
Winti
Smith
Lchrader
Graham
Mahoney
Schrader
Reed family reunion officers named at Spencer Park
In Dayton Ohio the Reed family reunion elected W A Rumbarger as president Oliver Reed as vice president Dr J H Reed as secretary and Harry Reed as treasurer. The next reunion will be held in Dayton Ohio in August 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Spencer Park
W. A. Rumbarger
Dayton
Oliver Reed
Logansport
J. H. Reed
Harry Reed
Delphi
Ladoga youth falls from telegraph pole breaking arm and bruising hip
Bert Barron 429 Fifth street son of J M Barron fell from a telegraph pole at Ladoga yesterday when the pole broke He sustained a broken right arm and a badly bruised right hip He will be brought to the city as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Barron
J. M. Barron
Fifth Street
Ladoga Yeterday
Cass County Teachers Institute to Convene August 27
The forty second annual Cass County Teachers Institute meets August 27 to 31 on Biddles Island in conjunction with Logansport Chautauqua. State Superintendent Cotton will attend and address teachers. Exchange institute receipts for Chautauqua tickets. otherwise tickets cost one dollar. Morning sessions run 9 30 to 12 with afternoon devoted to Chautauqua events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Teachers’ Institute
Logansport
Biddle’s Island
William H. Haas
Caroline McNitt
Leon H. Vincent
Boston
Mass
Robert J. Alley
Bloomington
Ind
L. M. Eneff
Angola
Eel Township
Court House
Clay
Clinton
Miami
Noble
Washington Townships
Twelve Mile
Bethlehem
Metea
Boone's
Royal Center
Deer Creek
Young America
Harrison
Lucerne
Jackson
Galveston
Tipton
Onward
Not a Deserter Denies Desertion Charge
Frank D. Gallion denies desertion and claims he did not enlist in Company K. He says he accompanied others to Indianapolis to swell the crowd, left camp to meet the Panhandle pay car, and returned to camp after obtaining pay. He previously served three years in the regular army and holds an honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Gallion
Leroy Fitch
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Gallion
Company K
Old Settlers Picnic Draws Large County Crowd
A huge turnout filled the Old Settlers picnic with people from all county areas. The big dinner pleased everyone as tables groaned under abundant fare. Eli Walker, Wa bash veteran fiddler, led popular selections with G. A. R. quartet providing agreeable speeches and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Walker
Wabash
G. A. R. Quartet
Richmond Division Employees of Panhandle Reunion Today
Richmond division employees of the Panhandle hold their annual reunion west of Hagerstown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Panhandle
Hagerstown
Priests Depart for Fort Wayne Diocese Annual Retreat at Notre Dame
One hundred twenty five priests from the Fort Wayne diocese will gather at Notre Dame for a five day annual retreat starting Monday. Bishop Alerding and Jesuit lecturer 8. J. Rosswinkle will lead four daily talks on priestly duties and devotion while attendees refrain from speaking on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Fort Wayne
Father Kroeger and Koll
St. Bridget’s Church
Father Crosson
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Father Huff
St. Joseph’s Church
Notre Dame
Father McManus
Arkansas
St. Vincent de Paul Parish
Alerding
J. Rosswinkle
St. Louis
Berkshire Family Plans Stockton Visit After Long Separation
Mr and Mrs C B Berkshire of 1599 Spear Street travel with the elder Berkshire’s father and uncle from near Royal Center to Stockton Maryland to visit a sister they have not seen in about thirty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Berkshire
Spear Street
W. H
M. ¥. Berkshire
Near Royal Center
Stockton
Maryland
Lawyers Seek Different Judge for City Sewer Case Hearing
Attorneys for Harry D. Case sue city over a 67491.09 sewer assessment ask for a change of venue citing Judge Lairy's tax interest. The group favors Rabb or other judges but fear Rabb may recuse due to politics, with a hearing set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D
John S. Larry
West Side
Chambers
al G. Jenkines
Dennis Uhl
B. F. Long
Case
Larry
Jenkines
Lairy
Long
Tillet
Penu
Palmer
Monticello
Rabb
Millstead Released After Shooting by Cousin-in-Law
Frank Millstead, shot by his wife’s nineteen year old cousin Frank Rance, was discharged from St Josephs hospital after long recovery. Rance claims fear of harm prompted the act. Millstead was injured August 6 on Sherman Street. The wife testifies jealousy had no cause. Rance faces soon a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Millstead
Frank Rance
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rance
Millstead
Sherman Street
Dwindler May Plead Guilty in Local Probe
Charles Adams faces prosecution in this state with arraignment for preliminary hearing set before Judge Custer. Pinkertons report attempted seduction and multiple swindles against students Jessie Hoover and Glen Brown. Adams’ attorney remains noncommittal as evidence piles up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S&s
Custer
Margaret Loftus
South Bend
Jennie Greee
Adams
Charles E. Yarlett
Williams
Huntington Business College
Jessie Hoover
Glen Brown
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Peoria
Davenport
Miss Guekert
Denver educator Teddy Butterworth arrives to visit wife
Will Butterworth known as Teddy, western representative of the International Correspondence School, came from Denver to meet his wife who has been visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Butterworth
Teddy
International Correspondence School
Denver
Mrs Enyart Visits Friends in Indianapolis
Miss Carrie Enyart is visiting friends and relatives in Indianapolis, staying for an unspecified period and sightseeing the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Enyart
Indianapolis
Bond Filed To Fight West Side Sewer Appeal
Dreyer and attorney the bond for an appeal of a West Side sewer assessment rose to twenty thousand dollars as City Clerk Hammontree demanded security. The effort aims to probe sewer proceedings for graft and identify any grafters amid ongoing community concerns and legal maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammontree
Gustave Dreyer
West Side
Dreyer
Reeder & Sullivan
West
Child Burns From Burning Sealing Wax Accident
The two year old son of Harry Moore on West Side stepped into a pan of hot sealing wax while his mother canned fruit. Wax adhered to the foot, skin and flesh were burned down to near the bone, cooling with water and medical care. The injury will heal slowly and limit use of the foot for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
C” Street
West Side
State Tax Board Maintains Assessments for Indiana Firms
The state tax board refused to lower assessments for Indianapolis Traction and Terminal and kept valuations near double of last year. It also denied changes for New Long Distance Telephone, Indianapolis Telephone, Greentown Telephone, American Telephone and Railway, and Vincennes Street Railway. A brief session adjourned to next week for further appeals and a closing session is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Boy Thrown From Buggy In Market and Nineteenth Crash
Six year old son of William Crippen of Twelve Mile was thrown from a runaway horse attached to his father's buggy at Market and Nineteenth streets. The boy suffered a badly bruised head and other injuries but is expected to recover. The buggy was wrecked and the horse injured after the rig bolted from an unhitched animal. The father left the boy in charge to run into A. B. Maple's grocery when the incident occurred. Orpha Carter's buckboard automobile frightened the horse. Parks and Graves aided the boy and provided first aid before the father arrived. The horse ran one block west, and the buggy was demolished. The boy's condition remains serious but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Crippen
Twelve Mile
Market
Nineteenth Streets
Nineteenth
Market Streets
Parks and Graves
Market Street
Messrs
Monterey man files for divorce over abandonment
Daniel Overmeyer of Monterey near Rochester sues Mildred Smith Overmeyer of Noblesville for divorce on abandonment. Aged seventy and father of eleven, he plans to marry a widow with four children in Argos or a young widow in South Bend if terms suit. He owns a farm, allocates eighty acres per marriage and gifts to each child upon marriage. He found his present wife through newspaper ads. He compares marriage to horse trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Overmeyer
Monterey
Rochester
Mildred Smith Overmeyer
Noblesville
Romeo
Argos
South Bend
Dermeyer
Smith
Starkey Arrested for Concealed Weapon Charge
Henry Starkey of the north edge of town was searched by Patrolman Graham at Matthews' secondhand store this morning. A revolver was found, Starkey was arraigned on a concealed weapons charge and fined ten dollars. He said the revolver came from a trade with his brother just an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Starkey
Matthews
Graham
Starkey
Judge Willis Brown Heads Through Salt Lake City
Judge Willis Brown of Salt Lake City traveled today from Indianapolis toward Winona en route to his next assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Brown
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Winona
Outing at Bass Lake Ends With Strong Luck for Families
Al Young Geo W. Cann and S. P. Anderson and families returned yesterday from a week's Bass Lake outing. They report excellent luck and a great time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Young
Geo. W. Cann
S. P. Anderson
Bass Lake
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Frank Gallion
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Forest Niu
Sidney
Kroeger, Crosson
Kohl and
Huff
Attorney Long
A. G. Jenkines
Pinkertons
William Crippen
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