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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

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Fred Homburg Named Superintendent of Poor Farm

Fred Homburg was appointed superintendent of the poor farm to succeed John Masters. The change reflects political maneuvering as Masters, a Democrat, was replaced after county board shifts and the Republican trustees installed a Democratic county superintendent last week. The appointment follows claims of improved inmate care and is seen as a qualified choice for the role.

Fred Homburg John Masters Masters Esual

Follows Former Wife Complains of Ex Husband

Mrs Tee appeared at police headquarters last evening to complain that George Mortar, divorced from her daughter, is near the Ps White, wife of Charles Hoskins, age? The report notes alleged stalking and residence concerns surrounding Mortar.

Tee George Mortar Mords White Charles Hoskins

Pathfinders Elect Officers at Logan Lodge No 20

At the regular lodge session Logan lodge No 20 elected officers including President Luther Taylor Vice President Jos S Taylor Collector E A Tucker Treasurer Dr J A Reed Chaplain Martha Dodis Musical Director W W Stanley Associate Rector Walter Porter Sergeant at Arms Charles Fergus Inside Guard John Maride Guard Mary Lehive Gun Team Captain B W Clary and others named.

Logan Lodge No Luther Taylor Jos S. Taylor E. A. Tucker Spe Minnie Walt A. Reed Martha Dodis W. W. Stanley Ktor Walter Porter Charles Fergus John Mary Lehivegun Si Taylor Dd. Knowlton Willard Bates John Walt

Red Men elect officers and delegates in lodge meeting

The Wea tribe of Red Men elected officers including Ha Bell as prophet and Harry King as sachem with George Cook senior sagamore Jacob Latz junior sagamore and others serving as keepers of records and wam pum. Delegates named to the great cornell Harvey Stocks district deputy.

Wea Ha Bell Harry King George Cook Sagamore Jacob Latz William Fiedler Frank Wilkinson Wampum B. Neff George Hensen Tohit Gangloff Ed Dunkle Charles Sebast Csr. Neff Cornell Harvey Stocks

County Council Allocates Funds Across Offices

The county council approved expenditure for multiple departments including the auditor and assessor offices, clerk typewriter, treasurer editing machine, coroner inquests, truant office, physician, township assessors, and poor farm fodder cutter. Total allocations show several line items and a larger 15000 treasury or commission-related amount.

Mthe Fara

Dress Code Prompts Social Season Ban On Suits

The country social season opens Thursday with a formal dress ban for dancers. Members in dress suits will be barred from dancing and may be targeted by a river-side expulsion. A social function with cards or dancing will follow every Tuesday all summer.

Miss Esther Stewart Graduates At Indianapolis School

Miss Esther Stewart daughter of Dr. J. W. Stewart will graduate tonight from Miss Sewell's school in Indianapolis. She plans to visit her mother in Rockfield then travel with Miss Oma Innis to Yellowstone park to camp with friends.

Esther Stewart J. W. Stewart Miss Sewell Indianapolis Rockfield Oma Innis Yellowstone Park

Foresters to Peru Meet Eighty Initiated At Banquet

A group of local Forester Judge members travels to Peru tonight for a meeting and banquet. Eighty candidates will be initiated with lodges from Wabash Elwood Indianapolis and Huntington in attendance.

Forester Peru Wabash Elwood Indianapolis Huntington

Will Go To Wabash Grand Picnic Planned

At a Wa Bass Detective Association meeting in the Petit Jury room at the Court House, members voted to hold a large picnic at the city park on West Hill Street Saturday June 22. Invitations will go to the Miami Cass Grant and nearby counties plus the press as in years past. The gathering is expected to draw a large crowd as the organization grows from about a dozen members three years ago to roughly one hundred affiliates.

Wa- Aaeh County Detective Association Peldy Pourt West Hill Street Miami County Cass County Grant County Order Ternational Women's Label League Mayme Brettell Alexandria Ind J.schaeffer Larcinda Leper Rochester N. Y Hannah Marsh Lockport W. B. Macfarland Buffalo Lucy Einstein Niagara Falls Belle Grant Marion Womens Union United Ter Atta Anna B. Fields Ant Fitzgerald Wa Fitzgerald Thec Ben. Barnett Barnett Mrs. Fitzgerald Cass Circuit Court J. Schaeffer Hannah Marsr Lucinde Leper W. _B. Macfarland Luncy Einstein Nellie Lewis Bradford Record Lewis Ats Ender Aett Gates Pano

Vandalia Ticket Agent McNitt Visits South Bend

W. H. McNitt, ticket agent for Vandalia at Vandalia, was in South Bend today for undisclosed duties and courtesy calls.

W. H. McNitt Vandalia South Bend

Three youths freed after revolver sale case

Three young men arrested on suspicion of recent robberies were released today. Thomas Deweese arraigned in police court and fined five dollars for selling a revolver to John Owens, a minor. Owens and two others were later released, authorities deeming them innocent.

Thomas Deweese Sixth Street John Owens Young Owens Vernon Gross Len Lonzgwel West Side Young Owen Denese

Teachers Assigned as Superintendent Douglass Grants License

Teachers have been moved and assigned under public license rules. The transition draws mixed reactions from veteran staff, while new supervision prompts questions about implementation and classroom impact.

Logansport teachers shuffled as new assignments told

Teachers in Logansport schools were reassigned for the new year September 9 1907 with principals kept. High and Lincoln and Sixteenth Street and Daniel Webster and Longfellow list show many changes while some teachers remain in place. A second item notes Marion Logansport Traction seeks Erie avenue track access but Fort Wayne line owners resist.

Logansport J. J. Mitchell FM. Spraker Cora Walter Flora Stiultz Grace McConnell Minnie Gibbard Bertha Kaufman Kate Monahan Laura Hawkins Lee Harrison Mary Hartz Raich” Rotroff Anna Gibson Stella Quinn Elizabeth McGregor Martha Williamson Sixteenth Street Eden Comingore Kate Flanegin Mabel Kemp Bessie Hornung Marie Kennedy Elinor Williamson Warren Ferguson FE. Schmitt Victor Wise Martin Bligh A. P. Jenks John Mae Johnston Board of Public Works Marion-Logansport Traction Company Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Seventeenth Street Erie Avenue Marion Line Marion-Logansport Ene Avenue Fort Wayne Board of Public Awarks Second Street Stony Pike The Traction Company Panhandle

Abel League Officers Served with a Writ of Mandamus Today

Local delegates at the Daughters of Liberty state convention in Whiting Indiana elected Mrs. Frank Wall as state treasurer after three days of work. Next meeting will be in South Chicago. Delegates attending from here include Mrs D M s, Mrs Clara Watts, Mrs Frank Wall, Mrs G W Cogley, Mrs Samuel Spencer and Mrs George Cogley.

the Daughters of Liberty Whiting Ind Frank Wall Chicago Clara Watts G W. Cogley Samuel Spencer George Cogley

Unionizes a National Game Rules Prompt Baseball Reform

The text outlines a mock effort to unionize baseball with drastic rules such as standardizing batting averages, overtime for base hits, and helpers for infielders when bases are loaded. It also recounts a political clash at a women’s convention with mandamus proceedings and seating disputes among delegates.

Harry Williams Haverhill

Musical by Ladies' Aid Society at Broadway Methodist

The Ladies' Aid society of the Broadway Methodist will give their monthly reception tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors from three to six o clock. A musical program will be rendered with Miss Wilhelmina Hoffman and Miss Bessie Baker singing.

Ladies’ Aid Society Broadway Methodist “Efinred Wilhelmina Hoffman Bessie Baker

Three Boys Arrested For Break In Longs Cigar Shop

Harry Smith son of Albert Smith Kokomo Terry Carson son of Mrs Jennie Carson and Edward Cummings son of Mrs Ella Cummings were arrested last night on breaking into Longs cigar store and barber shop. One was seen emerging from a window. They were released on good behavior. James Powell wandered barefoot and intoxicated near the Wabash Station. He was released after promising sobriety.

Harry Smith Albert Smith

Richmond Withdraws From Municipal League

The Richmond city council voted to withdraw from the Municipal league and to rescind the appropriation for sending delegates to Logansport. It is likely Congressman James Watson of Spit City will not deliver his address.

Richmond Municipal League Logansport James Watson Spit City

Debut of Misa Wilsie Penrose in Work Theater

Misa Wilsie Penrose has secured a premiere seer position as illustrated song singer to succeed Nice Adams and Berand Gardner at the work theater. She made her debut last night and showed a decisive vigor.

Misa Wilsie Penrose Nice Adams Berrand Gardner Work Theater

MAS Bola WTRins Ge Ridren, $23, Broadway

The notice notes a departure today for Winarta with plans to spend the summer there. The message references a sum of 23 dollars as part of the travel details.

Todat Winarta

Orchard on Stand in Haywood Trial At Boise

Harry Orchard testified today in Boise on the Haywood case. The judge admitted evidence about the Coeur d Alene trouble over defense objection. Orchard claimed he brewed the poison concentrate used at a camp, aiding in the killings.

Boise Idaho Harry Orchard Orchard

Banquet Planned by Tirgrab Court for Logansport Guests

The Tirgrab court of Ben Hor will host a banquet in Logansport Hall this evening. The program includes welcoming new members who will perform, followed by the banquet.

Tirgrab Ben Hor Logansport Eveque

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