Herrmann Speech Sparks Evening at Citizens Club
Dr. A J Herrmann spoke on Ethical and Moral Study of Christian Science before a large audience at Carnegie auditorium drawing professionals from many fields. The forum praised Mrs Eddy’s institution while sparking debate on healing claims and metaphysical versus physical explanations.
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Citizens’ Club
Carnegie Auditorium
A. J. Herrmann
Dr. Herrmann
Mrs. Eddy
Roy Johnston
Wisconsin league players post low batting averages
John Hazel and Cy Kraner finished twenty first in batting average in the Wisconsin baseball league last summer reflecting a challenging season for local players.
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John Hazel
Cy” Kraner
Elay
Wisconsin Baseball League
Private boarding houses fade as food prices rise
Observations by Dr. Caroline Taylor describe a decline in private boarding houses due to higher food costs. Rising prices erode profits, forcing many households to close as restaurants and hotels take over meals, with a forecast of further price increases in beards and meals.
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Caroline Taylor
Fire destroys Atwood court records delaying mortgage foreclosure
A courthouse fire in Atwood Kansas destroyed most record books in the county recorder’s office hindering Charles D. Chapman who holds a 3500 mortgage on O’Brien’s Atwood property. Chapman's lawyers Custer and Dunn race to recover certified copies of deeds and mortgages lost in the blaze. Attorney Noble reports efforts to salvage the ruins and locate the documents.
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Charles D. Chapman
O'Brien
Atwood
Custer & Dunn
Chapman
Attorney Noble
Crawford Returns from Battle Creek with Improved Health
I. N. Crawford has returned from Battle Creek Michigan somewhat improved.
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I. N. Crawford
Battle Creek, Mich
Beating Spree Ends in Fine for Barber Ozra Bingham
Ozra Bingham former Twelfth Street barber faced two charges after drama with Daisy Bowers. He struck Daisy in her shop and later assaulted her husband Albert Bowers in the street. Bingham pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a fine of 11.80 while the board bill claim was dismissed.
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Bingham
Twelfth Street
Daisy Bowers
Bowers
Squire Reid
McElhaney
Bond
Squire’s
Albert Bowers
Louise Creery Returns to Chicago After Visit
Mrs. Louise Creery returned yesterday to Chicago after visiting land Creery.
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Mrs
Louise Creery
Chicago
Land Creery
Local Physicians to Attend State Health Meeting in Indianapolis
About 250 doctors are expected to attend the state board of health mid winter school of instruction in health officers at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis. Governor Hanly is slated to open with a address and Prof Severance Burrage of Purdue will lead two public hygiene classes.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Claypool Hotel
Davis
Hanly
Severance Burrage
Purdue University
Dodge
Cowing
Muncie
Delaware County
Eastern Hospital
Helene Kanebe
H. FE. Barnard
Victor Keene
Richmond
Social call in Concord hosts and visitors noted
The Misses Bertha and Nellie Schreyer of Concord entertained Sunday evening guests Dennis Hildebran Mell Simons and Miss Bessie Lumsden from south of town. Also present were Miss Martha Berry Frank Collins and Roy Berry from North Side and the Misses Mertie and Bessie Taylor of Bates street.
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Bertha
Nellie Schreyer
Concord
Dennis Hildebran
Mell Simons
Bessie Lumsden
Martha Berry
Frank Collins
Roy Berry
North Side
Mertie
Bessie Taylor
Bates Street
Josepa ONeill Returns Home for Holidays
Josepa ONeill is home from Belja len La to spend the holidays with his mother and sisters.
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Josepa O'Neill
Beljalen
Former bank robber to head Salvation Army barracks
William Frazer known as Dad O’Brien, a famed bank robber with thirty three years in prison including a year in solitary with a rat as companion, is suggested as a possible leader of a new Salvation Army barracks in Logansport as the group seeks funds to battle vice. Frazer has since repented, converted in prison, and now serves with the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Logansport
William Frazier
Rogues
Frazer
Maine
California
Great Lakes
Gulf
Dad O’brien
Pinkerton
Indianapolis
The
Walter Loser Named Stenographer at Vandalia Offices
Walter Loser of 107 Cicott Street has taken a position as stenographer in the Vandalia offices, with duties as assigned.
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Walter Loser
Cicott Street
Vandalia
Niece Called To Town Over Royal Center Relative’s Death
Mrs. Jane Ray of Royal Center died yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Benjamin of this city, a niece, has been summoned to the town.
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Jane Ray
Royal Center
A. M. Benjamin
No Cases For The Petit Jury
The circuit court term ends with no more jury trials this session. A verdict in the Laymon vs Hallanan case awards one cent to the plaintiff after a defendant bite dispute. Judge Rabb arrived to hear two cases but both were postponed to the next term.
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Rabb
Hallanan
Laymon
Circuit Court
Williamsport
James F. Denee
Harrison Barnett
Oil firms declare five percent dividend amid profits
Mannington Oil and Cass-Mannington Oil report flourishing conditions with six wells producing and a seventh to be drilled in spring. Stockholders met at Larry and Mahoney. M. F. Mahoney named president with a slate of officers and directors elected.
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Mannington Oil Company
Cass-Mannington Oil Company
Larry & Mahoney
M. F. Mahoney
Henry Ciger
Tailor Sells Overcoat Left for Repairs Ad After 30 Days
Edward Orr sues tailor Charles Bevenitz for 25 dollars claiming his overcoat left for repair was sold after thirty days. The suit hinges on whether a shop may dispose of goods not called for within six months with ten days notice, a point to be decided in Judge Custer's court.
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Custer
Edward Orr
Charles A. Barnhart
Charles Bevenitz
Orr
Berenitz
Barnhart
Joyce Goes to Pueblo as Missouri Pacific Stenographer
John S Joyce former stenographer in the Vandalia engineers office leaves for Pueblo Colorado to take a position as stenographer in the Missouri Pacific general superintendent office He came from Kokomo and made many friends in this city wishing him well in his new post.
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John $. Joyce
Pueblo
Colo
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Joyce
Kokomo
Escaped from Reformatory Seek Two Youths in Logansport
Police received a telegram from E. E. York superintendent of the Boys Reform School Indianapolis asking arrest of Ira Reed and John Keller two youths who escaped the institution. He supposes they headed toward Logansport or may already be there.
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E. E. York
Boys’ Reform School
Indianapolis
Ira Reed
John Keller
York
Logansport
W. S. Spencer Likely to Save Injured Foot
Friends of Panhandle engineer W. S. Spencer hear hopeful news after a wreck at Trimmer. Dr. B. C. Stevens says amputation may not be necessary and the patient is progressing well.
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Panhandle
W. S. Spencer
Trimmer
B. C. Stevens
Glee Club of Indiana University to perform at Dowling's Opera House
The Glee club of Indiana University Bloomington has been engaged by Logansport High School for an entertainment at Dowling's Opera House on Friday evening, December 29. Bloomington boys are a famous organization and their appearance here is expected to fill the opera house.
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Glee Club
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Logansport High School
Dowling
Opera House
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