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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

3

Man Regains Memory After Identity Lapse In California

George Flair Harrison a Topeka newspaper editor lost memory after a head blow and lived under the name A H Gresham on a San Diego area poultry ranch. He later learned his true identity through family letters and doctors, confirming a wife and two children in Topeka.

California Topeka Kan Los Angeles George Flair Harrison San Diego Lawrence S. Chamberlain Harrison University of Michigan Col Ty W. Harrison A. H.gresham A. H. Gresham Mr. Harrison Gresham Chamberlain

Real Estate Transfers in Logansport District

Martin J Blighetux transfers parcels to Perry H Stevens Tr W 12 lot 5 and 6 John Tiptons 3rd add on Eel River Ave west of 4th St for 2800 dollars. Grace Rynerson buys lot 174 West End add on W Wabash Ave for 2500 dollars. Grace Rynerson transfers to Minnie M Davis lot 1 4 West End add W Wabash. Four real estate mortgages filed totaling 3675.00 and four chattel mortgages filed totaling 746. Mortgages released total 2800.

Martin J. Blighetux Perry H. Stevens John Tipton Logansport Eel River Ave 4Th St Edward BE Grace Rynerson West End W. Wabash Avenue Minnie M. Davis Agai

Fire destroys Garrison Bros basket factory in Denver

A Denver fire leveled the Garrison Bros basket factory causing about 5000 dollars in damage. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.

Garrison Bros Denver

A Bit of Vaudeville Farce in Broken English

A vaudeville sketch features two drivers with exaggerated German accents trading questions about speed, safety advice, and fares while joking about cows on the track and a possible collision. The exchange mixes comic mispronunciations with bungled safety talk and drunken bravado.

Miss Essie Henry and Eva Brown Celebrate Birthdays

Miss Essie Henry aged eighteen and Miss Eva Brown aged sixteen marked birthdays with a joint dinner party at Miss Henrys home in Young America. Attendees included Roy Nelson Otis Burrows Fern Ward Alta Burrows and others. Mrs Wecht hosted the Missionary Society at First Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon.

Essie Henry Eva Brown Young America Miss Henry Miss Brown Roy Nelson Otis Burrows Fern Ward Alta Burrows Frank Butz Bessie Rife Orton Peters Blainche Foutz Homer Davis Mary Henry Carrie Wolf Belle Parks Armiah Markquin Bessie Poundstone Dora Poundstone Donald Hunter Bertel Harmon

Red Men's Memorial Services Planned for Galveston

The Red Men's lodge memorial services are set for next Sunday in Galveston with out of town lodges attending. The program at United Brethren church includes male quartet songs, scripture reading, solos, an address, benediction, and a graveside decoration at the cemetery after services.

Red Men's Lodge Galveston United Brethren Church Rev. Gott Ota Winterood Forest Rose Amoss

Enders elected principal of Union Christian College Sullivan

State news reports George C. Enders chosen as principal of Union Christian College in Sullivan. Also notes post office to hire two more city carriers and several local incidents including deaths and accidents in Evansville Mt. Carmel and Elkaart. The St Joseph Catholic church in Shelbyville to be dedicated August 2.

George C. Enders Union Christian College Sullivan St. Joseph Catholic Church Shelbyville

Gary closes saloon under anti saloon league pressure

Temperance workers in Gary push to shutter saloons after licenses lapse. Borman’s Gary saloon at Tenth avenue and Broadway shuts amid league investigations and foretold fines. Prosecutions loom as detectives gather evidence. Borman predicts Gary saloons will follow suit. Cleveland reports mention of Alta Weiss’s success spurring girl pitcher's push for recognition.

Gary Hammond Ind Anti-Saloon League Borman Tenth Avenue Broadway Otto Borman Cond Cleveland Alta Weiss Rogersville Ohio Carita Masteller Wakefield Down State Ull Miss Weiss

New York Woman Discovers Skates at Counter

A Washington visitor recalls a department store episode where a salesgirl skated along the counter on rubber wheeled skates to fetch lace. She notes the quiet glide and how the counter tour convinced her shopping could be done on skates, though she did not try it.

New York Washington

Jolly Widow Success Spurs Nelson to Form Musical Comedy Stock

The Nelson theater plans a permanent stock company to run this summer starting next Monday. Helen Stuart, praised in A Jolly Widow, will lead with Will B. Wheeler and Sidney Jerome supporting. Opening bill The Girl of the Hour promises even funnier music, with weekly new shows and top musical comedy talent.

the Nelson Smyth Helen Stuart The Nelson

Henry Ademski Leaves Post for West Tour

Henry Ademski, flagman at the Panhandle crossing on Fourteenth Street, who has served the company for 25 years, left yesterday for an extended western tour. He will attend the Democratic convention at Denver.

Henry Ademski Panhandle Fourteenth Street Denvef

Crystal theatre featured lineup brings top acts this week

Thomas Hardie enters his third year managing Crystal theatre with headliners Hays and Graham, Leroy Bland, the Milmars, Harry Jones performing Bye Bye My Caroline, Peritzkow and Chandler, and Nannie Chandler delivering singing, dancing, and impersonations for local patrons.

Thomas Hardie Crystal Theatre Little Playhouse Hardie Hays & Graham Leroy Bland Milmars Harry Jones Caroline Peritzkow & Chandler Fritz Emmett Nannie Chandler

Top o the World opens Studebaker Theatre season

On July 4 1908 9 the Studebaker Theatre Chicago opens its regular season with The Top o the World. The New York cast the Collie ballet and a strong company present a merriest extravaganza. Critics laud its frothy lightness and mountain air freshness.

Studebaker Thatre Chicago New York Collie Ballet Charles Darnton New York World Alan Dale New York American Acton Davies The New York Sun

Cast List for Winter Theatrical Show Features Bailey Austin

The cast includes Bailey and Austin as Jack in the Box and the Candy Kid Kathleen Clifford as Maida the little girl who wants to grow up Emma Janvier as Aurora queen of the north Clara Palmer as Kokomo Arthur Hill the friendly Polar bear and a singing and dancing ensemble of seventy.

Bailey and Austin Kathleen Clifford Maida Emma Janvier Aurora Clara Palmer Arthur Hill

Advertisements Charged Five Cents Per Line Per Insertion

Classifieds under this heading cost five cents per line for each insertion. Listings include small ads and notices with per line pricing. Readers should count lines to estimate total cost before publishing.

Salesman Wanted Sell retail trade and commissions

Classified snippets offer sales positions at Hermingsen Cigar Co Toledo Ohio with earnings from $7 to $175 monthly plus expenses or commission no experience required. Also opportunities for a traveling lady with $10 weekly expenses and a church work preference. Summer work for teachers students and a lady for Sunday school, starting at $1 per day.

Hermingsen Cigar Co Toledo, O

The Stage Door by Charles Belmont Davis reviewed

Literary notes praise The Stage Door for vivid backstage scenes and truthful depictions of theatre life. The author recounts experiences as impresario of the Weber & Fields All Star Burlesque company and offers insider anecdotes in this fictional yet revealing collection.

Charles Belmont Davis Messrs. Scribner Green Room New York Metropolitan Opera Company Three Ten Mr. Davis Weber & Fields AllStar Burlesque

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