Shively Denied in U.S. Senate Talk as Brewers Back Hoff man
Indianapolis reports say brewing interests fare disputes over United States senate candidacy with B F Shively denied by Steve Fleming of Fort Wayne and Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute. Democrats discuss repealing the metropolitan police law and oppose repealing the county option law while Indiana lawmakers prepare to amend police boards and governor supervision. City schools dismiss for Christmas holidays with elaborate high school program and student entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fleming
Shively
Indianapolis
B. F. Shively
South Bend
United States
Fort Wayne
Hoffman
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
John E. Lamb
Lamb
McCullough
Madison County
Jennie McIntosh
F. M. Spraker
Marie
Apt
Ee Aeaach
Josephine Schlademan
Mai Buell
Madge Denbo
Oesia
Ee Riley
Present From Japan to Mrs Young Amid World Cruise
Mrs. A. L. Young of Biddle's Island received a handkerchief and a Japanese newspaper from her son John E. Buell, who is cruising the world with the Atlantic fleet. The handkerchief is shown in W. H. Porter’s window as an exhibition item.
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A. L. Young
Biddle’s Island
Japan
John E. Buell
Relic Found From Early Broadway Drapery Store Era
Walter B. Lewis discovered a fragment of wrapping paper bearing Mrs. B. Z. Lewis’s drapery and millinery shop address at 111 Broadway above the canal. The old paper hints at a former street layout with a canal crossing Fifth street, and likely renumbering around 1869, but exact location remains uncertain. Mrs. Lewis is still living.
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Paper
Broadway
Canal
Walter B. Lewis
Ericau
Fifth Street
B. Z. Lewis
Valuable Cats At Show In Chicago Exhibition
Mrs. George Lynas of this city exhibits seven Angora cats at the Feresford cat show in Chicago. Other Hoosier exhibitors include Juliaus S. Conklin of Westfield Mrs. Ernest E. James of Aetna and Mrs. Hugh E. King of Bass Lake. Kings cat Firehwood Blue L. is valued at 2500 the most expensive on display. Show features 400 cats and 127 varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lynas
Feresford
Chicago
Juliaus S. Conklin
Westfield
Ernest E. James
Aetna
Hugh E. King
Bass Lake
Carolinian Jubilee Singers to Entertain for School Library Funds
Proceeds from a January 1 1909 performance at the Assembly hall will support the local high school library. Carter's Original Carolinians will present a lively show after prior praise in Kewanna. Citizens are urged to attend as the event aims to boost pupil resources and library growth.
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Carter
Assembly Hall
Kewanna
Baptist Church
Edgar Rhodes
Logansport,s
Jeff Bear
Dodt’s Hall
C. W. Anderson
E. J. Kistler
Lucerne
S. A. Williamson
Legansport
Tragic Death Of J. J. Robinson In West Yards
J. J. Robinson formerly a Vandalia freight conductor now Santa Fe assistant train master at Lajunta Cal. was killed Tuesday while supervising yard work. News reached friends here Wednesday. Remains to be shipped to DeLong Ind. for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Robinson
Santa Fe
Lajunta Cal
DeLong
Ind
High School Mock Trial Over Sweater Vandalism
Elon Champe from the local high school was arrested by Detective Harry Routh for tearing an LL insignia from a freshman’s sweater. He faces a student-run mock trial this evening in the Library hall, with bond posted by Leslie Allman.
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Elon Champe
Harry Routh
Champe
Leslie Allman
Painting Wabash Station
Painters and decorators are at work redecorating the Wabash railroad depot with work covering both interior and exterior areas and expected to finish next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Station
Wabash Railroad
Centenarian John Hanafy Dies Near Loganport
John Hanafy, longtime resident three miles east of the city, died today at age 98 years nine months and eight days. He was reportedly one of the county’s oldest men and survived by four children. A buggy accident on the way to the church affected the funeral plans, with services set for Monday at St Bridget's.
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John Hanafy
Logansport
Cass Cou
Hanary
Quinn
St. Bridget’s Church
Lanary
Davis Bridge
Hanaffy
James
William Hanafy
Patrick
John Brennan
St. Bridt's Church
Christmas Gift From Uncle Sam Grants Barnhart Back Pay
Congressman Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester Ind and former Cass county resident receives a $4000 back salary from time of Brick's death to his election date plus future monthly checks of 625. He plans to push bills to reimburse South Bend Post Office theft losses and to redraw district lines.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Ind
Cass County
Sam
Brick
Barnhart
South Bend
Vandalia Railroad Charged With Discrimination
Yesterday C. W. Worthington and other merchants appeared before Railroad Commissioners in South Bend to accuse the Vandalia road of favoring larger coal users over smaller customers in the city.
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Vandalia Railroad
C. W. Worthington
Vandalia Road
W. J. Wood
J. F. McClure
Harry Dowing
South Bend
DePauw Student Targeted in Reid Hassle Report
A DePauw University student relays that pursuit of Emmett Brumbaugh, a city freshman at the school, followed a mistaken hatred of Reverend C Fenwick Reid.
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DePauw
Rev. C. Fenwick Reid
Emmett Brumbaugh
Red and Black Christmas Number Released
The Christmas issue of the Red and Black high school newspaper was printed this morning with student stories by Lena Steinhart Jennie Stukey and Edmund R Brumbaugh and generous merchant advertising. stories include Hilda's Hunt for St Nicolas Jim's Choice and The Fruit of the Tree.
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Hilda
St. Nicholas
Lena Steinhart
Jim
Jennie Stukey
Edmund R. Brumbaugh
Machinery Appraised at Electric Plant by Appraisers
George Can Alonzo Cover and Michael Courtney named by Judge Larry set a price on old machinery after inspection with Prof. J Walter Esterline. Several companies bid for the equipment, price withheld until sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Can
Alonzo Cover
Michael Courtney
Larry
Electric Light Plant
J. Walter Esterline
Farmers Must Now Pay Freight After Adam Township Vote
Court crowds Adams township as residents face bills for the 803 election cost on the William Carson gravel road. About 60 to 75 residents must pay 15.57 dollars if they did not withdraw or rejoin petitions. 84 cents for those who withdrew and did not rejoin. Sheriff ready to attach property if unpaid.
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Adams Township
William Carson
Court House
Kleckner Only Laborer in State Legislature
Charles W. Kleckner of this city is the sole state legislator whose occupation is listed as laborer. Most representatives are lawyers merchants or farmers with Senator Kistler a lawyer and George Rentschler a farmer among joint representatives.
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Charles W. Kleckner
Senator Kistler
George Rentschler
Baldwin Will Not Yet Probated Details Emergence
The late Judge Daniel P. Baldwin’s will, made April 1907, was opened and read but not probated. Executors named include W T Wilson, with Miss India Randall named as chief beneficiary. Heirs and attorneys declined further details while the estate is said to total about 100000 after bank cases are resolved.
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Daniel P. Baldwin
D. C. Arthur
George K. Gise
W. T. Wilson
Wilson
Pratt
Baldwin
Wabash College
India Randall
City Council Sets Damages Suit Settlement Funds Updated
The council met in special session last evening and approved 125 to compromise the damage suit of Austin White against the city. An additional 25 and 125 were asked to settle other suits, referred to the finance committee. A further 425 was appropriated to pay interest on old city orders.
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Austin
Finance Committee
Youngsters Eye to Business in Million Dollar Christmas Fund
The Evening Reporter invites readers to write what they would do with a million dollars. Winners announced after a Christmas tree puzzle. many entries express charity for the poor, support for labor, and gifts for needy children across Logansport, with streets named like Mobley, Spear, Broadway, and Toledo.
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Boston
Evening Reporter
Mattie Gallaway
Mobley Street
Ewart Reed
Spear Street
Florence Randall
Broadway
Salvation Army
Charles Beneial
Toledo Street
Hazel Grace
Anowlon Street
Logansport
Marjorie Osborn
High Street
Neal Osborn
Lillie Martin
Knowlton Street
Theoreign
Helena Powell
George Street
Harry
Earl Newcomb
Smean Street
Leon Newcomb
Tméad Street
Earl Green
Clifton Avenue
Powder Explosion Injures Thornhope Man in Stovepipe Incident
Jesse Brough of Thornhope suffered potential loss of sight after a powder explosion in a flue. He climbed toward the stovepipe to light the blast when the charge detonated. Dr. Washburg of Star City treated his injuries.
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Jesse Brough
Thornhope
Washburg
Star City
Kinney and Morgan Bank Robbery Trial Postponed
The trial of Fred Kinney and James Morgan alleged bank robbers, arrested locally, has been postponed until the first of the year. The men, held at Lafayette, were scheduled to be tried December 21.
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Fred Kinney
James Morgan
Lafayette
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Denial Entertainments Good
Marshall
Homes
Representative Marsh
Clinton County
House
Snowdell Emmett
Boys’ Glee Club
Louis O'Connell
Minnie Starr
Manney
Helen Minneman
Lewis Dla
Nevermind
John B. Graelle
Arive
Royal Centre
West
Congressman Henry A. Barnhart
Brumbaugh
Carson Road
Kleckner
Will
Randall
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