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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

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Marion Readies for Republican Convention in Colosseum

The Marion date line reports the Eleventh district Republican convention will be held March 12 in the Colosseum. Wabash and other counties feature candidates such as Reeves, McKee, Condo, Tharp, Good, Watkins, Lockwood, Poehling, Murphy, and possible Landis. Organizers promise extensive press coverage and seating for delegates, editors, and 22 press staff.

Marion Billy Blodgett Grant Milton Colosseum John A. Anderson The Western Union Congress Wabash Blackford Charles A. Reeves Grant County Field W. Swezey Huntington County Marion Stults H. B. Shiveley Dr. Good Judge Watkins Miami

Groundhog 16 Comes Out Sunday Forecast Hope and Doubt

Groundhog Day approaches with Captain Foley absent and public guessing at the six week forecast. The tradition centers on whether the groundhog will see its shadow signaling six weeks of winter or remain exposed signaling milder weather.

Groundhog James Foley Seattle Wash Captain Foley Barney Burch College Hill Logransport Barney Foley Boreh

Brakeman Injured In North Judson Accident

S T Enoch a Panhandle freight brakeman was struck in the jaw by a bar of iron at North Judson yesterday while at work. He was badly injured and brought to his home at 1331 North street North Judson tonight.

S. T. Enoch North Judson Yester North Street

February Weather Forecast Predicts Blizzard Conditions

A historic forecaster warns of a stormy February with regular and reactionary storm periods. Expect heavy rain in the south, sleet and snow elsewhere, and widespread cold spells from early month through the 17th, culminating in boreal winds and rough weather across the nation.

Ani Rai Atlantic

City to Annex Hospital Site East of Limits

The St Joseph hospital committee sought water main extension to a site beyond city limits delaying annexation. A petition will be filed to annex the grounds between North and High streets and Twenty-Sixth to Twenty-Eighth streets so city water and fire protection can be secured. The city will extend mains two blocks farther east once annexation proceeds.

Twenty-Sixth Broadway Twenty-Eighth Michael Sullivan

House Torn Down on Biddie's Island Tracts

A half house long stranded on Bid die's Island was demolished this morning and split for fire wood. It stood within the tract ion line right of way and was cut in two when the tracks were laid, leaving half still standing before removal.

Biddie’s Island

City Installs New Westinghouse Arc Lights

The city electric light force places enclosed arc lights in the business district west of Sixth Street. Superintendent Dave Loftus says the Westinghouse lights burn 120 hours without trimming, use less electricity, and give brighter, steadier illumination. Twenty five lights will service the downtown area, wired with galvanized chain to reduce wear. The downtown district will be better lighted starting tonight.

City Electric Light Force Dave Loftus Light Department Sixth Street Westinghouse’ Electric Company

Bell party heads to Pensacola for winter

Dr and Mrs W B Bell with Miss Bertha Laughlin depart for Pensacola Florida this morning to spend the remainder of the winter in the sunlit city.

W. B. Bell Bertha Laughlin Pensacola Fla

Divorce suit filed by Harrison Scott against May Scott

Harrison Scott files a divorce action against his wife May Scott in the circuit court seeking a dissolution of their marriage and related relief.

Harrison Scott May Scott

Logansport Property Valuation Totals Released

Cass county auditor George W. Cann issued an abstract of taxable property. Logansport property totals 8 889 705 with real estate 7 249 940 and personal 1 628 765. Outside Logansport, the combined valuation reaches 15 196 659.

Couty George W. Cann Cass County Logansport Boone R. Center Harrison Gethlehem Adams Miami Clinton Tipton Walton Deer Creek Jackson Galveston

Annual Inspection Arrives from Indianapolis for Logansport Canton

Major General E. R. Perrin and Col. H. T. Funston from South Bend arrived this afternoon to inspect Logansport Canton No. 15. Perrin, department commander, is inspecting each canton statewide. About fifty cantons exist and the two month process ends after Lafayette’s inspection tomorrow night.

E. R. Perrin Col H. T. Funston South Bend Indianapolis Logansport Canton No. 15

Miller Couple to Celebrate Seventeenth Anniversary

Mr C and Mrs William H Miller of Washington township will mark their seventeenth wedding anniversary next Tuesday with eighty friends invited to attend.

William H. Miller Washington, Township

Wingate Talks Tax Assessors In Cass County

State Tax Commissioner John C. Wingate visited the city to address township assessors on duties and new grain assessment rules. Attendance was down as assessors are not paid, with Cass County showing better turnout. Wingate urged delinquent tax collection and explained rulings of the state board. Grain will be assessed at its market value March 1.

John C. Wingate Wingate Delphi Cass County State Board

Printing firm owner loses stock in Indianapolis warehouse fire

W. D. Pratt formerly of this city reported a stock loss of 1000 dollars when the Colburn warehouse burned in Indianapolis yesterday. Pratt runs a printing establishment and stored supplies in the building.

W. D. Pratt Indianapolis Colburn Pratt

Muster Roll of Cass County Men in 1836 Indian Campaign

A relative found Captain Spear S. Tipton's light infantry muster roll sworn September 25 1836 by Col. G W Ewing. The Cass County company, raised to quell Indian disturbance, was mustered into U S service September 25 and discharged October 1 1836. Members include Spear T Tipton Daniel D Pratt Stanislaw Lassell Jacob Hull Samuel B Linton and others.

John Tipton Spear S. Tipton United States

Turley Found Guilty In Paternity Case

The jury found LeRoy Turley guilty in the Miss Bessie Garrison case after three hours of deliberation. The trial ended after Judge Pollard of Delphi delivered closing arguments, with only four women present in court.

Miss Bessie Garrison LeRoy Turley Foun Turley Pollard Delphi Turley

Sausage Heirs Receive Meager Shares From Old Cash Satchel

After Jacob Railsback died in 1906 Fulton County a search uncovered a satchel with $9,962.86. after debts and costs, $3,787.95 remained for 84 heirs. The largest payout was $209.56 to Amos and Jacob Railsback. most heirs received about $45.69, with some as low as $4.10. Mrs. Isabelle Lough received $2,632 for caregiving.

Jacob Railsback Fulton County Isabelle Lough Maryland California Amos Thomas Railsback Cora Nora Ronae Anna Wilson

Rioting in Lisbon Ends with Several Wounded

Lisbon reports a political riot yesterday afternoon with revolver fire and several mortal wounds. Police responded quickly after warning, the crowd dispersed after brief heavy firing, and the city is now quiet with no further outbreaks reported.

Lisbon

Elastic currency prank shocks Washington senators

In Washington a joke circulates about fake emergency money labeled United States elastic currency from 5 to 10 dollars. Senator Tillman produces a lithographed note with a rubber end, and the group laughs as Heyburn takes the bill, rubber and all, amid the lighthearted exchange.

Washington Senator Tillman Gallinger New Hampshire Tillman Senator Heyburn Heyburn United States Stretch

Skating on Eel River Brings Crowd and Hope for Ice

Boys skated on the Eel River near the Third Street Bridge last evening as the ice lay nearly four inches thick. A larger crowd is expected tonight and ice men cheer the prospect of cutting ice if the cold persists.

Eel River Third Street

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Congressional Blodgett McKee Fred Landis Capt. Foley Parson Hicks Srl R. Hicks St. Joseph Hospital Tee Board of Public Busines Florida County Auditor Logansport Canton No. 15 City
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