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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1908

Page

2

Charity on Christmas Day Across New York City

New York on December 26 1908 celebrated a generous Christmas with widespread charity. About 100000 people received dinners and gifts from Salvation Army Volunteers of America and churches while hospitals jails and institutions hosted festive events. London faced unemployment and destitution with shelters insufficient for thousands nightly.

New York Salvation Army and Volunteers of America Army Grand Central Palace Chicago Philadelphia Boston Wnd England London Glasgow Tyne Thames Embankment Salvation Army

Killed While Resisting Arrest in Oklahoma City

Billy Bunch, a known Coalgate character, was killed at noon Friday in Oklahoma City while resisting arrest by City Marshal Stouse and Constable Kennedy. Six shots struck Bunch as he fired on them. he died instantly.

Oklahoma City Okla Billy Bunch Coalgate Stouse Bunch Kennedy

Cold Wave Triggers Cholera Rise in St Petersburg

St Petersburg reports a 24 hour period ending Friday with 81 new cholera cases and 13 deaths amid a cold wave. A total of 225 people are hospitalized with the disease.

St. Petersburg

Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Guarantee

PAZO ointment promises to cure itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a full refund. The ad notes the price as 60 cents and emphasizes a money back guarantee.

Voters' League Seeks Federal Backing in City Clean-Up

In Pittsburg on December 26 the Voters' League announced ongoing municipal reforms and received assurance of federal help. DOJ officials plan to probe national banks holding city deposits and to pursue U S court prosecutions of former German National Bank president Ramsey and cashier Vilsack for allegedly misusing bank funds.

Pittsburg Voters’ League Department of Justice United States Ramsey Vilsack German National Bank

Church factions clash in riot at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox

A Christmas day riot at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Chicago erupted as gunfire and police charge disrupted services. About 300 fighters battled with more than 100 officers. nine men were arrested on inciting riot charges as the building remained barricaded and siege ongoing.

Chicago Holy Trinity -Greek Orthodox Church Johnson Street

RIVALS IN BLOODY DUEL OVER 14 YEAR OLD

In Cleveland on Christmas night two suitors for 14 year old Julia Pice fought in a dark room with knives. Powell Fromich died and Michael Milanovitch was wounded and arrested for murder. Fromich's brother was fatally stabbed trying to separate them. The girl was struck and injured by Milanovitch after rejecting both proposals. Both men were boarders in the Pice home.

Cleveland, O Julia Pice Powell Fromich Michael Milanovitch Fromich Milanovitch Fromigh Mach

Steamer Pretoria's Stormy Atlantic Passage

The Hamburg American line steamer Pretoria took 21 days for the Hamburg to New York run, arriving after one of the stormiest voyages on record. Heavy weather depleted coal, forcing a stop at St Johns to refuel, with three days kept below deck and only 41 miles made on December 13 and 62 on December 16.

New York Hamburg Pretoria St. Johns N. F English Channel

Collision in Central Park Kills Librarian and Daughter

In New York on December 26 a trolley car collided with an automobile in the sunken roadway crossing Central Park at Eighty sixth Street. George C. Hurlbut, aged librarian of the American Geographical Society, and his daughter Miss Hione Hurlbut were crushed in the wreck and fatally hurt.

New York Central Park Eightysixth Street George C. Hurlbut American Geographical Society Hione Hurlbut

Hargis Case Jurors Wrangle in Kentucky Trial

Irvine Ky December 26. Twelve jurors in the Beach Hargis murder trial of Judge James Hargis wrangled for five hours without reaching a verdict before Judge Adams sent them to bed at six p m.

Hargis Irvine Beach Hargis James Hargis Adams

Murderer Stabs Farmer During Christmas Service

George Rider, a parent farmer, was killed by Edgar Parrish during a Christmas celebration in a Christian church in Louisville on Friday night.

Louisville George Rider Edgar Parrish

Pickpocket Snatches Mrs Tolles Wallet in Indianapolis

Mrs. W. H. Tolles of Indianapolis was pickpocketed as a thief opened her purse and fled with the cash without her awareness.

W. H. Tolles Indianapolis

Attack on French President in Paris Strikes Public Fear

Paris reports a Friday cafe assault on President Clement Armand Fallieres by politician Mappis. Fallieres, amid a Christmas gathering, fought off the attacker, both bruised as gendarmes intervened. Mappis confessed political spite. rumors tied the incident to the president’s son and Mme Astress.

Paris Clement Armand Fallieres Place de l’Etoile Mappis Fallieres Mme. Astress

Starr Offers To Surrender To OklahomaGov Immunity And Extradition

Guthrie Okla Dec 26 Gov Haskell announced he received word from Henry Starr the bandit that Starr was ready to surrender to the state and stand trial on charges here if immunity against extradition to other states could be guaranteed. The governor said he would not consent to such an arrangement.

Guthrie Okla Haskell Henry Starr Starr

Deputy Killed at Holiday Fete Near Pryor Creek

Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Mitchell was shot and killed while attempting to quell a disturbance at a Christmas celebration at Hogan Institute, 15 miles south of Pryor Creek Oklahoma. Sam and Henry Frye, of Cherokee descent and prominent families, are under arrest. a posse pursues George Frye.

Pryor Creek Okla Nicholas Mitchell Hogan Institute Here Sam Henry Frye George Frye Fryes

Evansville Doctors Linette Calhoun and Valentine McNeer Wed

Miss Linette Calhoun and Valentine McNeer both aged sixty four from Evansville, both physicians, were married.

Linette Calhoun Valentine McNeer Evansville

Robbers Torture Ohio Man For Safe Loot

In Ohio an attack near Curtice leaves H. A. Shadow badly injured after two masked robbers burn his feet with matches to force him to open a farmhouse safe and surrender 180 dollars. They flee with a horse and buggy as a family is drugged and the sheriff pursues the bandits. The victim, Schabow, a Lucas County Insurance agent, lies unconscious and bound as suspects strike during Christmas.

Toledo H. A. Shadow of Curtice Schabow Lucas County Insurance Company

Loan sharks under fire in Louisville campaign

Louisville police and press launch a campaign against loan companies charging high percentages. The drive followed reports of a working girl defrauded and frequent first page coverage by a morning paper. Big local firms backed the push. An proposed ordinance to ban licenses failed for being prohibitory.

Louisville Press

Fire wipes out major part of Ravia business district

Practically the entire business section of Ravia Oklahoma was destroyed by a Friday fire. Johnston county officials estimate losses at about 35000 dollars. Five business houses a lumber yard and three warehouses burned due to a defective flue.

Burns Oklahoma City Okla Ravia Johnston County

Dorando Pietri Wins 12 Mile Relay in Fall River

Dorando Pietri the Italian marathoner defeated Floyd Doughty of Providence and Samuel Myers of Cambridge by half a lap in a 12 mile exhibition relay at Fall River athletic grounds. Pietri’s time was 1 03 39 while the Doughty Myers team finished in 1 04 18.

Dorando Fall River Mass Dorando Pietri Floyd Doughty Providence Samuel Myers Cambridge Doughty-Myers

Beatrice Mills to Wed Earl of Granard on January 14

New York reports the private wedding of Miss Beatrice Mills to the Earl of Granard set for Thursday January 14 at the bride’s father Ogden Mills city home.

New York Beatrice Mills Earl of Granard Ogden Mills

Mayor John S. Taylor Found Frozen to Death Near Sheridan

John S. Taylor, serving his fifth term as mayor of Sheridan, Wyoming, was found dead by a roadside clump of bushes a mile north of town on Friday, after apparently freezing to death in the cold.

Sheridan Wyo John S. Taylor

Brazilian appoints naval attache to Washington embassy

Lieutenant Conrado Heck was appointed Friday as naval attache to the Brazilian embassy in Washington after being stationed in Rio de Janeiro.

Washington Rio Janeiro Brazil Conrado Heck

Evansville Man Killed After Wagon Fall While Buying Tree

Jerry Nolan aged fifty from Evansville died after falling from a wagon just after purchasing a Christmas tree for his children. He suffered fatal injuries at the scene and was reportedly found beside the wagon. Authorities categorized the incident as a tragic accident.

Jerry Nolan Evansville

Indiana Monuments From Vicksburg Siege Planned

Special train from Indianapolis will carry Gov. Hanly and Indiana commission members to Vicksburg for December 29 dedication ceremonies. The Indiana commission completed 53 granite markers honoring infantry artillery and cavalry units from 1863 siege with 16 monuments and site allocations at the battlefield.

Indianapolis Hanly Commission Hoosiers Indiana Vicksburg Miss Indiana Commission Confederacy W. T. Rigby Vicksburg National Park Iowa Rigby Messrs. Lacey Adams E. L. Seaman A. B. Crampton T. M. Hardy George F. McGinnis Osterhaus Louisville Ilinois Central Illinois Central Evansville Princeton Harry C. Adams Capt. Rigby National Commission War Department Clarissa Koons Muncie Ind Andersonville Adjt van Perry

Anderson Polo Team Opens Season Against Muncie

The Anderson polo team played Muncie yesterday afternoon at the former place in the first game of the season.

Anderson Muncie

Doan's Kidney Pills Cured Back Pain in Local Testimony

Logansport residents report relief from chronic back pain and kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. William A. White of 729 Seventeenth Street cites her husband's three year illness and ten years of subsequent relief since starting the remedy. Sold by all dealers price five cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's.

Logansport Dean William A. White Seventeenth Street Ind Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Freight engine crown sheet blast kills Brakeman in Indiana

East bound Lake Shore freight engine blew out its crown sheet near Laporte Indiana on Thursday night. Brakeman A B Weiser was killed and Fireman F E Repogie was badly injured and later had both legs amputated in a local hospital after the crew jumped the engine fearing a boiler explosion. The article also oddly notes a misplaced army comparison about physicians and artillery officers.

South Bend Ind Lake Shore Laporte A. B. Weiser F. E. Repogie Weiser Moorehouse

Liquor License Sought for Elks Home Premises Logansport

R W Gibson applies at Cass County Indiana for a regular January term 1909 license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than quart at a time and permit drinking on premises in the Elks Home building at Fifth and North streets Logansport Eel Township. The room is in the brick building with a 10 foot ceiling and permits meals during legal hours.

Board of Ecounty Commissioners Cass County Indiana O. P Logansport Eel Township Elks’ Home Fifth Fo News R. W. Gibson

Application for Indiana liquor license in Logansport

Notice is given that an application will be made at the January term 1909 of the Cass county board for vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with sales privilege. Premises are lot 13 O P in Logansport Eel township Cass county Indiana in a three story brick Dunn hotel building at 429 Third street. The ground floor room fronts 15 feet on Third street and runs 25 feet west with a 14 foot ceiling.

Janary Board of County Commissioners Cass County Indiana O. P Logansport Eel Township Dunn Hotel Third Street

Ticket Sale Dates and Return Details Announced

On sale December 24 to 25 with return through December 28 inclusive. Another sale December 31 and January 1 with return through January 4 inclusive. For particulars contact Wabash ticket office by phone 158.

Wabash Ticket Office

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