DARNHART MEETS WITH GOV HANLY OVER INSANE HOSPITAL POST
Rochester lawyer Veinry A. Barnhart visits Governor Hanly in Indianapolis to discuss the Longcliff Northern Hospital for the Insane appointment. Five physicians seek the post, including Drs Terflinger Rogers Applegate Darnell and Milligan. The appointment will be made within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
Vienry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Hanly
Charles W. Miller
Moorman
Congress
J. W. Bonnell
North Judson
B. F. Shively
South Bend
United States
Bryans
Bryan
Shively
Northern Hospital For
Longcliff
Logansport
Joseph G. Rogers
Richmond
Evansville
Fred W. Terflinger
Clark Rogers
Joseph Rogers
French Lick Mineral Springs
Applegate
Wisconsin
Darnell
Colorado
J. W. Milligan
Indiana State Prison
Logansport Youth Roles Shines on West Virginia Pitching
William M. Roles, from Logansport Indiana, now serves on the battleship West Virginia. He pitched a standout game against Bremerton locals during a fleet visit, earning praise for his accuracy and confident remarks about remaining in the West for his career.
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William M. Roles
Logansport
West Virginia
Bremerton
Wach
Bremerton News
Uncle Sam
Young Roles
Chicago
West
Indiana
O. K
Hetherington to testify in Hizer murder trial
Dr. J. P. Hetherington traveled to Rochester to testify in the Alf Hizer murder case. He attended to William Snyder after a shooting blamed on Hizer who pleads self defense.
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J. P. Hetherington
Rochester
Alf Hizer
William Snyder
Hizer
Mrs Jerome Larger and Daughters Return From Chicago
Mrs Jerome Larger returned home last evening with her daughter Helen and Miss Marie Helvie after spending a few days in Chicago.
Indianapolis Grand Jury Indicts Marshall in Conspiracy Case
Indiana grand jury in Indianapolis charges Henry W. Marshall president of Western Construction with conspiracy to rob the city. He allegedly collaborated with Henry Branaugh, already convicted, and Marshall bonded at 5000 dollars. Marshall, a former Republican committee member, had crucial paving contracts that faced scrutiny.
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Henry Branaugh
Robbina
Indianapolis
Henry W. Marshall
Western Construction Company
Lafayette
Logansport
North Street
Harry Branaugh
Branaugh
Marshall
Marshal
Brunaugh
Republican State Central Committee
Barber Asphalt Company
Not Guilty Claim Reasserted by Fitz Gerald Murder Convict
Silas Morgan returns from Michigan City prison with Sheriff Beckley and reports William Fitzgerald, jailed for life in 1899 for the Bunker Hill boy's murder, remains healthy and insists on his innocence. Baker sues for divorce alleging neglect, abusive conduct, and arrest threats by Minerva Baker and step-daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Morgan
Lewis E. Beckley
Michigan City
Webb
Smith
William Fitzgerald
Sam Bebee
Bunker Hill
Fitzgerald
Jesse W. Baker
Minerva Baker
Miss Hazel Lee Plans Fourth of July Trip
Miss Hazel Lee of East High street will depart tomorrow for Monticello to spend the Fourth of July with Miss Neenah Heiney.
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Hazel Lee
East High Street
Monticello
Neenah Heiney
East End piano pleas incite heated letters to the Reporter
Readers complain of noise from piano playing near Riverside Park. A retaliatory letter condemns the youths ages nineteen to twenty-two and urges skipping play to prepare for life. The Reporter promises Denver convention coverage with staff writers and cartoons from renowned artists.
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Paderewski
Riverside Park
Democratic & National Can
Denver
Daily Reporter
Lincoln Steffens
Suit on Note Involves Indiana Coal Company Claim
Kate M. Kerns trading as Indiana Coal company sues J. G. Powell and Charley Smith for 150 dollars on a note. Powell and Smith, contractors for the Gault ditch, bought coal totaling 89.59 dollars from the Indiana Coal company and allegedly gave an interest bearing note. plaintiff seeks judgment with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Kerns
Indiana Coal Company
J. G. Powell
Charley Smith
Powell and Smith
Gault
Powell
Jacob Hinkle Takes Five-Day Vacation as City Letter Carrier
City letter carrier Jacob Hinkle will be on a five days vacation, expected to affect regular mail routes during the period. Supervisors say mail delivery should resume normal service after the break.
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Jacob Hinkle
Citywide Store Shutdown for Fourth of July Noon Closure
All city stores will close at noon Saturday for the Fourth, including grocery hardware boot and shoe clothing and dry goods shops. Drug stores are being urged to close as well with reopening Monday morning. Banks and the library will stay closed all day.
Fire Destroys Shed on Ottaway Street
A shed at 41 Ottaway Street caught fire this morning from a spark from an engine and was quickly extinguished with chemical. Fire department responded promptly to the blaze.
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Ottaway Street
Labor leader O P Smith draws crowds in Indiana tour
O P Smith, first vice president of the Indiana Federation of Labor, campaigns against James E. Watson for governor. He speaks nightly in Evansville, Mt. Vernon, Princeton, Patoka, Booneville and nearby towns, invading Booneville to address Senator Hemenway’s delegation and leaving Warrick County with strong goodwill and promises to return.
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James E. Watson
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Princeton
Patoka
Booneville
Society of Hiquity
Ibor
Hemenway
P. D. Drain
Advocate
Drain
Brother O. P. Smith
Logansport
Ind
Indiana Federation of la
Cushman Sisters Pursue Summer Courses in Indiana
Miss Mayme Cushman of Indianapolis attends a summer course at Butler University while teaching in local schools. Her sister, Miss Marie Cushman, an Indianapolis teacher, takes a Bloomington University course this summer.
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Mayme Cushman
Indianapolis
Butler University
Marie Cushman
Bloomington University
Arthur Jones Returns to Duty at Local Post Office
Arthur Jones, a distributor at the local post office, resumed duty this morning after a seven day vacation.
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Arthur Jones
Revival closes in Burnettsville with new church group
Evangelist Legg and Mrs. Calvert finish revival services in Burnettsville and reorganize the old Christian organization with forty members to launch the new group.
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Legg
Calvert
Burnettsville
Old Christian Organization
Board Dispute Over 30000 Light Plant Funds
The battle pits Mayor George P. McKee and the board of works against council members over a 30000 appropriation to repair the electric light plant. The council seeks an expert to draw plans and supervise purchase of equipment, while the board resists sharing control, warning of a costly stalemate that could leave residents with poor winter illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McKee
Board of Works
Hetherington
Shee Saigon
Mystery Affinity Named in Logansport Divorce Suit
Miss F A Burns of Logansport is alleged as the husband s affinity in a 149000 claim for alienation of affection filed in St Joseph county. Maud Harris of La Porte sues for divorce from George Harris, Northwestern railroad traffic manager in Chicago, while Burns denies involvement. The city identity of the Burns woman remains unclear despite attempts to verify her background. The case notes uncertainty about the extent of Harris s relationship with a Logansport woman and whether the affair occurred.
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St. Joseph's County
Maud Harris
Laporte
F. A. Burns
Logansport
George Harris
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Florence A. Burns
The
Home Telephone Company
North Street
Harris
Local postoffice reports show money order decline and class status
The local postoffice fiscal year ends with total registered letters and parcels up, but stamp sales fall $1,500 short of the $40,000 needed for first class. Domestic and international money orders show sizable totals for the year and quarter, while foreign orders fall as Italian emigration reduces business.
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Elmer J. Nance
A. R. Bumpas
Alga
Seon Ip
Ovents Cone
Italy
Runaway couple elopes from Tipton with ticket agent and wife
William Cottingham a Tipton L U T ticket agent elopes with Mrs. Cravens and her child. They travel on Panhandle and Wabash lines to Buffalo New York buying tickets and taking 800 dollars of company funds. Cottingham changes the safe combination before departure.
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William Cottingham
L U. T. Company
Tipton
Fred Cravens
Buffalo
N. Y
Cottingham
Panhandle
Kienly's Island
Saengerfest managers plan 30 percent dividend in Indianapolis
A surplus of about $9,000 is in the hands of the Saengerfest managers of Indianapolis, who have decided to issue a thirty per cent dividend to those who subscribed to the original fund to promote the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Italian Settlement Ends Court Fight in Village
Judge Hanawalt finds Eugene Grandi Joe Moro and Lucia Arroni guilty of assault and battery after affidavits were filed. They are fined and the neighborhood reports peace in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanawalt
Eugene Grandi
Joe Moro
Lucia Arroni
Obituary Notice for Oran McFarland and Kin
Oran McFarland formerly of this city died in Chicago on Saturday. The funeral was held in Kesme yesterday with cousins Charles Kreider and Mrs. A. E. Goodwin in attendance.
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Oran McFarland
Chicago
Kesome
Charles Kreider
A. E. Goodwin
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