Golhen Paul boy struck by fast Lake Shore train at crossing
Claude Paul, 14 or 15, son of John Paul formerly of Logansport, was hit by a Lake Shore passenger train in Goshen while crossing a near edge of the tracks. He survived with two broken ribs and bad bruises though internal injuries were feared. his condition is listed as critical but not fatal. The Paul family had moved from Logansport to Goshen recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Paul
John Paul
Goshen
Lake Shore
Pauls
Spear Street
Panhandle
Claude
Paul
Logansport
Judg
oGshen
Eivery
Union Label band formed by city cigarmakers
A new band organized by cigarmakers will be called the Union Label band. It will include only union cigarmakers with Charles Stewart as leader Theodore Rhode as manager and Jake Klein as drum major. The group aims to surpass existing city musical organizations.
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Union Label
Union Cigarmakers
Charles Stewart
Theodore Rhode
Jake Klein
Gas company consolidates offices in Henderson building
The Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas company is remodeling its Pearl street offices into a single room in the Henderson building. A partition will divide the space with the north half next to Wall street reserved for company use, the other room likely becoming a store room. The move follows reduced natural gas demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
Pearl Street
Henderson Building
Wall Street
Indian Enlists Miami Indian Joined Regular Army
Zimmerman Bundy a twenty three year old Miami Indian and grandson of old Peter Bundy passed the recruiting station examination at the Wayne hotel Penu Thursday and left Friday for Indianapolis. From there he will go to Columbus to join the regular army making him the first Miami Indian mustered into the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Bundy
Peter Bundy
Wayne Hotel
Penu
Indianapolis
Columbus
Zimmerman
Lost Watch Recovered by Detective Morgan
A watch lost by Miss Annie Lietz and advertised in the Reporter was found yesterday by Detective Si Las Morgan at about eleven o clock. He identified the owner after reading the notice in the Reporter and returned the watch to its rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lietz
Silas Morgan
Morgan
Pretty Miss Anderson Whips Bert Rich in Public
In New Waverly Miss Lizzie Anderson publicly horsewhipped Bert Rich of the Grain Elevator Co in front of his office after Rich allegedly defamed her and flaunted a ladies night gown found in a buggy. A large crowd witnessed the incident and Rich is expected to bear the injuries for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Waverly
Bert Rich
The
Grain Elevator Co
Rich
Miss Anderson
Floyd Kinsey
Kinsey
Herse
Man Slips on Banana Peel Injures Leg in Clymer
Gus Wandrei of Clymer slipped on a banana peel on Market Street near the Kandy Kitchen this morning at about 10 o'clock. He was taken by ambulance to his mother's home in Shultzown where Dr. Palmer dressed the injuries. condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wandrei
Clymer
Market Street
Kandy
Killian & McCloskey
Shultztown
Palmer
Judge Smith Handles Simple City Court Docket
Judge Smith presided as three violators faced the court. J W Gaffney was fined for intoxication. Two train riders arrested by Panhandle detectives were ordered to leave town after release. Shortly after, James Dolan was jailed for intoxication following adjournment.
Stricken in Field Hiram Leffert in Critical Condition
Hiram Leffert, a farmhand on George E. Fiedler's property seven miles south, was suddenly seized by a brain congestion yesterday while working. He was brought to the house where his condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Leffert
George E. Fiedler
Elks Theatre Plans Displayed In City Window
Plans by architect John H Stem for a three story brick Elks theatre building go on display at Hooley and Tucker’s window corner Fourth and Broadway. Ground floor houses two large business rooms with a theatre entrance and lobby. The 1590 seat theatre includes a stage sized 39 by 79 and cost of 50000 dollars. The second floor holds dining, billiards, lounging and cards rooms with lodge facilities on the third floor. The Elks weigh theatre versus block or lodge use with strong support for the theatre option.
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John H. Stem
Indianapolis
Hooley & Tucker
Fourth and
Broadway
the Elks
Elks’ Rooms
New York
Stem
The
Elks
Matt Kellar Visits Lake Maxin Kuckee for Sunday
Matt Kellar traveled to Lake Maxin Kuckee for a quiet Sunday getaway spending the day by the water and enjoying the lakeside setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kellar
Lake Maxinkuckee
Peculiar July Fourth Burglary at Miss Mull’s Home
Burglars raided the corner house of Miss Fanny Mull on July 4 but took nothing. Despite ransacking with two watches, silverware, and trinkets left behind, the motive seems money oriented as no valuables were stolen. The house stood empty from mid afternoon to evening.
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Fanny Mull
Highth
North Streets
Wagon Blocked by Street Excavation in Logansport
A Logansport Ice and Cold Storage wagon was disabled this morning when a wheel dropped into a brick street excavation in front of Rothermel's grocery at 60 Broadway near Sixth. Traffic and the street car line were halted briefly while repairs were completed. The site had been dug to fix water mains and the loose sand failed to support the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport Ice and Cold Storage Company
Rothermel’s Grocery
Broadway
Sixth Street
Girl Loses Left Arm After Window Fall
Doctors Ballard and Mikey amputated the left arm of four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Oates of Sycamoore Street this morning. A fall two weeks ago splintered the arm bones and gangrene forced the operation. The child endured bravely and is expected to recover.
Cheap Chicken Tales From River Bend Camp
Lively Times at the Barnharts camp along the river recounts a blue racer discovery by youths led by Jason Cohee, who killed and skinned the four foot eight inch reptile for a souvenir belt for Mabel McClelland. The group plans to break camp next Tuesday as Miami township faces a chicken price slump after tomorrow.
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Rivercrest Farm
Barnharts
Logansport
Besstie Barnhart
Crawfordsville
Mabel McClelland
J. P. Reneker
Charles R. Green
Charles W. Graves
John W. Barnes
Allan Barnhart
Mr. Reneker
Jason Cohee
Cohee
Miss McClelland
Miami Township
yearning for his Indiana home in dream
Alexander Skinner of Cass county who moved west seven years ago returns to Logansport. He recounts how settlers venturing to Oklahoma Colorado and Texas chase fortunes only to miss Indiana. He laments the lure of distant lands and cherishes memories of corn wheat and elm trees around home.
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Alexander Skinner
Cass County
Oklahoma
Loeansport
Indiana
Colorado
Texas
Carrie Nation in Trouble Faces Federal Warrant
A federal warrant by the United States Attorney Southern Guthrie Oklahoma charges Carrie Nation with sending objectionable material through the mails in her temperance paper The Hatchet. Nation lectures in Texas as federal officers are alerted to arrest her after a recent issue used plain language directed at young men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Attorney Southern
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Carrie Nation
Stabbing of Phil Jason shocks Athol baseball scene
East reports say Phil Jason formerly with Logansport and Lowell in the New England league was stabbed in the back as he left the Athol Massachusetts baseball field on the Fourth of July. His condition is listed as critical and the assailant is unknown.
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Phil Jason
Logansport Pelo
Jason
Athol
Mass
Lowell
First Creditors Meeting Held for James W Barnhart
Referee in Bankruptcy D B Mc Connell sent notices to creditors of James W Barnhart of Wabash county a farmer declared bankrupt. The meeting will be held in Wabash on July 21. Liabilities are listed at 1500 with assets totaling 230.
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D. B. McConnell
James W. Barnhart
Wabash County
Wabash
Barnhart
Social News of Local Visits and Travelers
Miss Bertha Brock of Chicago returns home after a city visit with her cousin Miss Bertha Collender. Mrs. Grace Jewett of Terre Haute guests of Mrs. Hannah Wilson. Newton Arthurholtz travels through the city on return from Rensselaer to Twelve Mile. Miss Hazel Izor visiting Mrs. Forrest Murphy of Connersville. John Shaff and wife guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith at Cassville.
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Bertha Brock
Chicago
Bertha Collender
Grace Jewett
Terre Haute
Hannah Wilson
North
Eighth Streets
Newton Arthurholtz
Rensselaer
Twelve Mile
Hazel Izor
Forrest Murphy
Connersville
John Shaff
E. H. Smith
Cassville
Logansport to Host Heck Carnival on Free Grounds Island
Heck Carnival Company plans a free admission outdoor fair on Biddle's Island in Logansport Cass County during the last week of the month. Grounds will be unfenced and no German village will be provided. all attractions will be free with no gate charges.
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Logansport
Heck
Biddle’s Island
Heck Carnival Company
Cass County
Heek
Mundy
DeHart's Log Cabin Hosts G A R Leaders
Department Commander F R Brown of the Indiana G A R traveled from Monticello to be guest of honor at a campfire at Lookout Lodge the summer home of Col R P DeHart on the Tecumseh trail site. DeHart built a large log cabin filled with historic relics and invited G A R members and other patriotic groups to join last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.R. Brown
Indiana
Monticello
Lookout Lodge
Col. R. P. DeHart
Tecumseh Trail
Confederate Veteran Major Anderson Estate Heir in City
Major Anderson a Confederate veteran visiting to settle his sister Miss Frank Anderson’s estate, valued at $2,000, suffered heart failure on the street last night. He was aided at the Sutton hotel. Anderson, a former resident, has wandered across the country as he awaits his inheritance.
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Major Anderson
Frank Anderson
Sutton
Elks Band Concert at Spencer Park Sunday
The Elks band will give a concert at Spencer park Sunday night. Superintendent Raver says special cars will be run to handle the crowd to avoid jamming or footboard standing. He aims for a smooth, well attended event and promises a good concert.
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Elks
Spencer Park
Raver
Two Night Fires Reported by Fire Department
Fire crews turned out twice during the night. First at six p m to extinguish weeds burning on Adam Wolf’s property on Columbia street. At 2 30 this morning a rubbish heap fire behind Cline's saloon threatened the Elliott woblesale building but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wolf
Columbia Street
Cline
Elliott Woblesale
Mrs Cohee Heads to Chicago Then Benton Harbor Visit
Mrs Daniel Cohee of the West Side left today for Chicago to visit friends and relatives and will take a steamer to Benton Harbor to visit her sister Mrs Marion Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cohee
West Side
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Marion Douglass
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Uncle Sam
Lizzie Anderson
Clymers
Police Business Light
Smith
Satterfield
Fordis
Elks’ Theatre
Mull
Mrs
Charles Oates
Ordeal
Rivercrest
Big Blue Racer
Alex. Skinner
West
Happy
Old
Ball Field
Biddle's Island
Dehart
Department
Brown E
Elks Band
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