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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1907

Page

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How Railroads Got Nicknames

An old railroad journal explains how major lines earned famous nicknames such as Maple Leaf, Big Four, Shamrock, Clover Leaf, and Panhandle. It details R G Thompson of Fort Wayne naming the Great Western Maple Leaf Route after a prize contest, a Norwalk editor’s nicknaming quip becoming enduring, and a stock broker’s misprint giving Big Four to the C C C and St Louis lines.

Chicago Great Western W. R. Busenbath Great Western Thompson Busenbark New York Chicago & St. Louis Ohio Norwalk Bellvue Cincinnati St. L Toledo St. Louis & Western James T. Tingley Erin Panhandle Pittsburg

First Wreck on Logansport Line Destroys Bonding Machine

A special car No 211 on the Logansport and Lafayette line backed into an open switch at Rockfield last evening and struck a bonding machine used in construction, demolishing the machine and severely damaging the car rear. The car carried a Rockfield band crowd from Delphi to the concert destination. After unloading, the car moved forward and hit the switch, derailing the train. Wreck crew from Boyd Park cleared the site. another car ferried passengers back to Delhi.

Logansport Lafayette Rockfield Delphi Boyd Park Delhi

Miss Carrie Liston Guest of Friends in Kokomo

Miss Carrie Liston of this city is the guest of friends at Kokomo. The note notes a social visit and her local residence.

Carrie Liston Kokomo

Joint Sunday School Outing Planned for August at Lake Maxinkuckee

Promoters aim to repeat last year’s successful Lake Maxinkuckee picnic with Vandalia special train service. City Sunday school workers from nearly all classes seek a larger, joint outing each summer to mingle teachers and children and share ideas. Date to be decided. organizers expect higher enjoyment and broader participation.

Lake Maxinkuckee Vandalia

Glidden Tourists Pass Through Goshen On Swift Convoy

John W. Ford of Cincinnati a National Casket company traveler says he saw the Glidden automobile party, eighty two cars, go through Goshen at thirty miles an hour in groups of four or five. Three machines stopped for repairs and gasoline. They reached Chicago last night and head south to Peru where local motorists will greet them Monday.

John W. Ford Cincinanati National Casket Company Glidden Automobile Party Goshen Chicago Peru

Murdock Hotel Undergoing Full Refurbishment

The Murdock hotel is being refinished from top to bottom with old cars moved out and new ones placed in. A new dishwasher will handle dishes by machinery. Proprietor Mr. Howard said the hotel will be one of the best furnished and equipped in the state once repairs finish.

Murdock Howard

Electrolieres Arrive For Federal Building Entrances

Bronze electrosiers with recian figures arrive for the Market street and Sixth street entrances of the federal building. Each piece features five incandescent globes and is expected to enhance the structure's appearance.

Federal Market Street Sixth Street

Miss Fuller 45 Ahead In Downe Theater Watch Contest

Edith Fuller leads the Downe Theater watch contest with 115 votes, followed by Et nire 100 and Ethel League 100. Other standings include Lucie Kiefner 92, Helen Hartz 198, Katie Flanerin 75, Jennie Cummings 65, Katie Murphy 36, Alice Spitznegle 46, Mary McGuire 45, Kate Strecker 22, Jessie Young 13, Evelyn Brandt 13, Anna Kennedy 13, and Fanny Ruxby 73.

Downe Theater Edith Fuller Miss Etnire Ethel League Lucie Kiefner Helen Hartz Katie Flanerin Jennie Cummings Katie Murphy Alice Spitznegle

Royal Center House Bombarded With Fruit in Odd Public Incident

In Royal Center a boarding house owned by Mrs Gruell was pelted at night with overripe fruit aimed at Mrs Shaffer the divorced wife of Ora Shaffer. Squire Kistler said town residents suspect the attacker but offered no comment. Shaffer claims she is the wife of William H Bingaman a hardware dealer in Winds but Bingaman denies the marriage. She had previously been seen entering Bingaman's home and a brick was hurled through a window before her divorce. An officer followed her in the city last Sunday.

Shaffer Ora Shaffer Royal Center Squire Kistler Logansport

Gas Man Narrowly Survives Eel River Accident

John Hendricks known as Johnny Gas narrowly escaped drowning after slipping on the bank of the Eel river near Thidan. A fishing line tangled at his feet as he fell into the water, but he freed himself and surfaced safely. He vows to avoid fishermen and the river in the future.

John Hendricks Johnny Gas Logansport & Wabash Valey Gas Co Eel River Johnny John Holland Ike Oppeneimer Thad Planck Jim” Foley Izaak Walton Thi Dam Hendricks

Kane to be tried for burning jail in Royal Center

John Kane, who twice attempted to burn the Royal Center jail, is to be arraigned soon on the burn charge. He is in the county jail for intoxication and says his only regret is not burning the structure to the ground. Kane complains of early breakfast and enjoys jail life for the companionship and meals.

Kane John Kane Royal Center Squire iKstler Custer Royal Cener D. Kane Ike

Reverend Hoerstmann Named Assistant Pastor at St. Joseph

Rev Henry A Hoerstmann, ordained in Fort Wayne last May, will succeed Rev William Hoff as assistant pastor of St Joseph Church. Hoff departed yesterday for Fort Wayne to assume the same role there. Hoerstmann is praised as a gifted speaker and diligent worker.

Henry A. Hoerstmann Fort Wayne William Hoff St. Joseph's Church Hoff Rob Hoerstmann

Grandmother Keener Celebrates 93rd Birthday At Local Home

A large gathering of friends and relatives marked the 93rd birthday anniversary of Grandma Keener at the home of Mrs. George Zalner. Keener, one of the city’s oldest residents, remains hale and hearty today.

George Zalner Grandma Keener Keener Hearty Aml

Ditch cleaning contract awarded for Sheets Ditch work

John Tam and Henry Myers received the contract yesterday to clean the Sheets ditch passing through Harrison Bethlehem and Jefferson townships. The agreed price is 11 600 dollars.

John Tam Henry Myers Harrison Bethlehem Jefferson Townships

McSheeny Couple Attend National Elks Convention in Philadelphia

Mr and Mrs H J McSheeny depart for the Elks national convention in Philadelphia then visit Annapolis to see their son Harold at the naval academy. They will be hosted by Charles A Zimmerman of the Marine Band and travel by steamer to Boston after seeing the Jamestown exposition.

H. J. McSheeny Convention of Elks Philadelphia Annapolis Charles A. Zimmerman Marine Band Washington Harold Naval Academy Potomac Boston

Prices from Terre Haute Set Off for Indianapolis Visit

Ralph and Glenn Price of Terre Haute who have been visiting here have left for a trip to Indianapolis.

Ralph and Glenn Price Terre Haute Indianapolis

Terre Haute Independent Routs Ottes in Rematch Tomorrow

The Terre Haute independent team, the city’s strongest, meets the Ottes tomorrow afternoon. Last year Terre Haute pummeled them. this time Arrow, Carroll and "ummer form the Terre Haute battery with Hays and Higginson for the locals.

Terre Haute Ottes Tos Arrow, Carroll and Ummer Hays and Higginson

Merrimans Return From Short Vacation Abroad

Mr and Mrs L E Merriman of High street have returned from a two week trip to Lake James Fort Wayne and Detroit.

L. E. Merriman High Street Lake James Ft. Warne and Letroit

Johnston vs McKee and Lawshe potential county chair

A metropolitan report outlines Cass County politics with Mayor George McKee facing John Johnson’s influence. It notes postmaster John Johnson and his allies oppose McKee’s bid and may push for J. F. McNary or A. L. Lawshe for county chair to sway congressional support.

McKee George PF. McKee John Johnson

Hallam to Receive Reward in Bebee Arrest Case

After days of dispute over a $75 reward from Sheriff Enyart and the Cass County Horsethief Detective association, it is practically decided that David Hallam will receive the prize for aiding in the capture of Dan Bebee who attacked Solomon Rice. Desk sergeant Costello would have claimed it, but patrolmen cannot accept rewards, and funds may be diverted to the police board. Grover Davids filed an assault affidavit against Guy Steele, a Longcliff employee, linked to a dining room girl dispute. Steele owes $10. George Boze was arrested in Onward and will be sent to Longcliff.

David Hallam Enyart Cass County Dan Bebee Solomon Rice Detective Association Costello Metropolitan Police Police Board Hallam Bebee Board of Works Grover Davids Longcliff Guy Steele Steele

Local boys attend River Crest camp fire event

A crowd of boys gathered at River Crest camp last evening for a camp fire honoring them. Marshmallows roasted and taffy pulled as they recount the girls killing a five foot snake nearby when Miss Hazel Taylor dropped a rock on its head to stop its approach to water. The boys present were Charles Martin Jason Cohee Edwin Ash William Kendricks and Herbert and Roy Keesey.

Rivercrest Edwin Ash William Kendricks Herbert Roy Keesey

Colyer Wins 2:25 Pace at Port Huron

Colyer owned by J F Dinnen of this city secured second money in the 2:25 pace at Port Huron Michigan on July 10. The purse totaled 490 dollars and Colyer clocked 2:1614. He has been a winner in every race this season.

Colyer J. F. Dinnen Port Huron Mich

Had dreary trip on Tippecanoe river

Will Smith led a Louisville party on a canoe trip down the Tippecanoe river and returned home with few fish, heavy rain, and muddy water. He plans to join a group at the Winamae club house next week.

Will Smith Louisville Tippecanoe River Mr. Smith Winamae Club

Junior Y M C A Meeting With Rev Hickman

Members of the Junior Y M C A will meet tomorrow afternoon at Broadway quarters. Rev C A Hickman of Briazhurst will speak and a special musical program is planned.

Broadway C. A. Hickman Briazhurst

Home Coming Week Program for Cass County Old Settlers

Printed invitations for the old settlers picnic and home coming week are available at the coffee house. Residents invited to Cass County can secure their invitation program in invitation form.

Cass County

Second accident derails freight on Panhandle line at Fowlerton

The second accident on the new Muncie branch of the Panhandle occurred this morning at Fowlerton when a bad tie caused rails to spread and a local freight engine derailed.

Muncie Panhandle Fowlerton

John M. Etnire Returns from Chicago Purchasing Trip

John M. Etnire has returned from a purchasing trip to Chicago, bringing back ideas and potential orders for local business development.

John M. Etnire Chicago

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Chicago & Great Western Maple Leaf New Road Lake Maxinkuck Pfe Traveling Man Postoffice Miss Fuller Uncle Sam Japan Royal Center House EGGED Shafter Squre Kistler William H. Bingaman Bingaman Reock H. A. Hoerstmann H. J. McSheehy Ottos Spencer Park Johnston M’kee Metropolitan Paper Lawshe Joseph McNary Republican County Fred Landis Cain House of Representatives Johnson A. L. Lawshe Jaws Congresman Landis Roy Johnson J. P Hetherington J. F. McNary McNary Indiana Municipal League John M. Ashby Auditor of State Ndianapolis MccKee Pople Landis Boze George Boze Onward
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