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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
Albert Wheeler of Harrison township accuses a restaurant employee of stealing a dollar after leaving without paying for an oyster stew. A fight ensues, both parties detained at police headquarters and later released.
Mrs. Carvie Abbott of Indianapolis sues Amos Whitley Sr. of Muncie for $50 000 alleging seduction of her thirteen year old daughter Beatrice Tuttle ending when she was sixteen. Whitley, 65, denies the charges claiming a frame up for money.
Actress Miss Joan Sawyer, staying at the Wellington in Chicago, disappears after settling her breach of promise suit with Byron D. Chandler of Reading Massachusetts. Chandler denies the promise and the case was dismissed after a nonsuit.
Irish American Athletic Club won the two day championship at the Amateur Athletic Union meet in Madison Square Garden with 84 points. P McDonald and M P Driscoll set records in the hammer throw and two mile, while Thomas Collins set a new American five mile record with 25 19 2 5. J J Eller led the Irish Americans with 15 points, taking first in three events.
The divorce case of Mrs. Mary L. B. Duncan versus her husband, Rev. D. B. Duncan, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, opened in Montgomery circuit court. Dr. Robert Beer testified that a conference in Mulberry with the clergyman and two judges involved an accusation of caressing Nina Richardson, a co respondent.
Dart Sewall of Marion rents a building to convert into a moving picture theatre. Other items include a Marion normal school play canceled, various arrests and accidents, water shortages in Bloomington, and local political moves toward liquor option votes.
In Marion Indiana on December 3 a husband Lewis Green an oil worker his wife and his claimed affinity faced judge Williams in a police court session. Green admitted guilt alongside his affinity and both were fined twenty dollars plus costs while his wife threatened the rival.
Captain C A James of the Salvation Army says an impersonator collected over $4 plus clothes and food in Flora. He learned of the scam after returning for contributions, then the real effort began. Twenty eight families will be fed Christmas dinner preparations are underway.
The note highlights business growth driven by patient referrals as the practice emphasizes self-promotion and high standards. It states the team has mastered conditions they face, aims to reduce errors, and pursues perfection in each case.
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