Man Without a Country Finally Wins Home Admit
John B. Nichols, long living alone on the West Side, has been admitted to the Old Soldiers' Home after refusals for Lafayette and the poor farm. He had been declared insane but recovered, while Paul Jannasch, also adjudged insane, shows improvement and may be released with treatment and sobriety.
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John B. Nichols
Nichols
Nas
Sanity Commission
Nogbrs
Lonecliff
Vildman
Lim Adtal
Lafayette
Mien
Boues
Nate
Tve
Ohio
West Side
Paul Jannaseh
Loweeliff
Logansport Carriage Works Builds Kokomo Mail Wagons
The Logansport Carriage Works on Burlington Avenue completed three new US mail wagons for Stampton and Sowers of Kokomo, who handle weekly mail transfers. The wagons were shipped today and mark the first two horse mail wagon built for Kokomo.
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Logansport Carriage, Works
Burlington Avenue
Stampton. & Sowers
Kokomo
Weily
T Carriage Works
Passenger train derailment near Kilmore reported
A Vandalian passenger train No. 45 derailed near Kilmore thirty miles from the city while taking a siding. The brakeman failed to unlock the switch, causing the derailment. the front axles of the engine left the rails. The local crew was called to the scene.
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Kilmore
Huie
Loa
Bebee Released From Jail in City News Note
A brief note reports Dan Bebee released from jail today and leaving the city within twelve hours as part of peace proceedings. Custer told Turnkey LiseietOh Bebee had not fled Me within the stated time.
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Dan
Custer
Turnkey LiseietOh
Belk
Peru figure Marior Esteder visits city
Marior Esteder of Peru was in the city last night, fueling local buzz and sparking interest in his activities among residents and observers.
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Marior Esteder
Peru
Saloonist Curses Officers Then Is Arrested After Midnight Incident
Edgar Howard proprietor of a Sycamore street saloon was brought to police headquarters after boasting about resisting officers who entered his rear room. He struggled with Sergeant Morris, was booked for liquor law violation, and later released on promise to appear. He sustained bruised feet from the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Howard
Jerome Barrick
Sycamore Street
Setling
Morris
Osman
Howard
Elexey
Tin Star
Indianapolis
Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Logansport
Board of Public Works
Middleton
O Wolicy
Cource
Iin Star
Ee Assisiamee
Mrs Pickett Fractures Leg After Slippery Ottawa Street Fall
Mrs Mary Pickett aged 70 falls on slippery rear steps at 703 Ottawa Street injuring her left leg below the knee. She is carried indoors, Dr Hetherington sets the fracture and she rests this afternoon amid fears of possible permanent disability.
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Mary Pickett
William Pickett
Ottawa Street
Hetherington
Historical society meeting promises packed program
A lively library hall gathering is planned tonight by the Historical society with stories of Cass county pioneers. Papers from research will be read, the G A R quartet will sing, W T Gite discusses early day music, and Will Berry presents a chalk talk to engage all ages.
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Library
the Historical Society
Cass ‘County
G. A. R. Quartette
W. T. Gite
Will Berry
Woman seeks divorce over alleged coercion into saloon life
Lulu Vitelle filed for divorce from Ralph Vitelle, claiming he compelled her to live behind a Dunkirk saloon where lewd, mixed racial crowds gathered and forced her to associate with immoral women. Court action commenced this morning in the circuit.
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Dunkirk
Fert
Lulu -Vitelle
Vint
Ralph ViteHe
Verdict Given In Spencer Wilkinson Death Case
A verdict was returned this afternoon finding the railroad company liable for the death of Spencer Wilkinson. The jury determined the defendants responsible for Fatct mis phrasing in the chain of events leading to the fatal incident.
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Aasover -Miller
Mitherdeath
Spencer Wilkinson
S and
Acconntab
Closson Sues for Farm Possession and $2300 Judgment
Seymour M. Closson, through attorney Frank W. Guthrie, files suit against Stephen G. Conrad and others seeking possession of two farms and a judgment of $2,300.
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Seyimour M. Closson
Frank W. Guthrie
Stephen G. Conrad
Et A
Lawton First Interurban Trip Opens Logansport Branch
The private car Lawton carried high Wabash Valley Traction officials and spouses on the first complete interurban run to Lafayette via the Logansport Lafayette branch. The arrival from Fort Wayne was 10 40 p m and the return to Delphi began five minutes later as overhead wires connected. The track is newly finished though some segments require ballast improvements. Citizens in towns along the line welcomed the service amid anticipation of regular limited cars between Lafayette and Fort Wayne.
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Lafayette
Logansport & Lafayette
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co
Lawton
C. D. Emmons
Hardy
Crawford
Brennan
Ft. Wayne
Delphi
Rockfield
Burrows
Lo- Zensport
Longcliff wards need ten thousand more for completion
Six weeks remain to finish two new Longcliff wards. $86,000 already spent and the buildings still require painting, decorating, and furnishing. Ten thousand more is sought, with Superintendent Riegers pushing to secure funds as the institution stays crowded and incapable of admitting more patients.
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Longclif
Riegers
Indiana
Longcliff
Yale Wins Four Oared and Freshmen Races on Thames
In New London Yale varsity dominates the four-oared race by a large margin and defeats Harvard in the freshmen event by a half length. The morning program also notes Yale victory in the varsity eight-oared race on the Thames.
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New London
Harvard
Thames
Yale
Doctors Hold Rump Meeting Over Cass County Hospital
Dr. Miller secretary of the Cass County Medical Society denies a society meeting opposed to the hospital. Dr. Mayer says most physicians favor the new hospital and will help build it. A secret meeting may have had only five or six doctors. the majority of doctors support the project and await citizen participation.
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Miller
Cass County Medical Society
Mayer
Cass County Medical Association
State Inspector Targets Slaughterhouses Over Unsanitary Hogs
An interview cites Frank W. Tucker condemning Sterns and Rehnak’s slaughterhouses for pen conditions feeding hogs with entrails and blood. He praises Redwald’s improvements, notes Maurice’s and others needed changes, and cites a sanitary meat law on protective coverings.
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Frank W. Tucker
Tnncker
Stern
Rehnaki
Sterns
Redwald
John L. Maurice
Tucker
Wingate Accident Disclosure Sparks Indignation
State Tax Commissioner Wingate condemned a Barnett hotel accident report kept secret by hotel proprietor Emil Keller and the attending physician. Wingate had planned a county tour but missed dates, leaving boards of review puzzled by his absence and the withheld news.
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Wingate
Barnett Hotel
Emil Keller
Boards of Review
Spi
Night Worker Injured When 99-Pound Bar Falls
Louis Yasel a night employee at Western Motor Works mashed his right foot while carrying a ninety nine pound bar of pig iron. The bar fell on his toes at work and he was treated at Dr Hetheringtons office before being sent home to 1510 North Street. He will be laid up for several weeks.
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Louis Yasel
The
Western Motor Works
Dr. Hetherington
Thedfhember
North Street
Local mail carriers get salary boosts next month
Most city mail carriers will receive raises in the coming month. Two new hires are exempt from the pay bump. Beneficiaries listed include Iggoscuh, W. Bassard, Alvin Denbe, Charles Enyart, N Milo Fuller, Alexander F. Greve, Wiliam Hedrick, Henry Piers, John Mader, Joba Parker, and Joba Turley.
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Iggoscuh
W. Bassard
Ab Fred Cae
Alvin Denbe
Charles A. Enyart
N Milo Fuller
Alexander F. Greve
Wiliam H. Hedrick
Henry €. Piers
John B. Mader
Joba AW. Parker
Joba D. Turley
Open Camp Scene Described at July 1 Fel River
A crowd gathers at the Fel River on July 1 for the opening of a camp led by W. U. Barnhart with the group formed by Miss Bessie Barnhart and her friends.
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Iantigg
Tivercrest
Fel
Juky
W. UL Barnhart
Bessie Barnhart
Mrs Tangur Leaves St Joseph Hospital for East Broadway Home
Mrs George Tangur, formerly ill at St Joseph hospital, was moved today to her residence on East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tangur
St. Joseph Hospital
East Broadway
Yeomen Elect Officers at Regular Progress Hall Session
At the Order of American Yeomen session in Progress hall last evening officers for the coming year were elected or ejected. Names listed include Foreman W. S. Wiriek Master of ceremonies Miss Weise Correspondent Bert Halk Chaplain Marie Weise Overseer J. C. Schubach Watchman G. M. Spar Sentinel W. H. Baker Guard J. Chrisman.
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Order of Americal Yeomen
Progress Hall
Foreman
Teeremonies
Miss Weise
Bert Halk
Marie Weise
J. C. Schubach
M. Spar
W. H. Baker
J. Chrisman
Royal Center Bank Elects officers and directors
The stockholders of the Royal Center bank reelected officers and directors G. A. Rea W. G. Sweet W. C. Thomas O. M. Metomb s W. H. Bingaman and F. I. Thomas. Officers named are President W. C. Thomas Vice President G. A. Rea Cashier E. B. Thomas Assistant Cashier W. H. Lutes.
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The
Royal Center Bank
G. A. Rea
W. G. Sweet
W. C. Thomas
0. M. Met
Ombs
W. H. Bingaman
F. I. Thomas
W. (. Thomas
E. B. Thomas
W.H. Lutes
Supreme Court Refuses New Trial in Ross v Panhandle Case
The Indiana Supreme Court denies William R. Ross a new trial against Panhandle Company. The court’s ironclad decision confirms the verdict and awards Ross 000 damages for the loss of his left hand.
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William R. Ross
Panhandle Company
Supreme Court of Indianapolis
Ironit Court
Ross
Spencer Park Amusements Proposed by City Transit Chief
Superintendent Ryder of the local street car system spoke seriously of adding amusements at Spencer Park to draw crowds to the city. Spencer Park is described as ideally suited for such features. Mrs. W. H. Witmore left today for Junction City Kansas.
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Ryder
Spencer — Park
Spencer Park
W. H. Witmore
Junction City
Kas. RO
Sunday School Worker to Lecture for Teachers and Students
W. A. Hugh, president of the Chicago and Cook County Sunday School associations, will speak at the Baptist church Tuesday night and again Sunday on Sunday school work. All workers and children of every denomination are invited to attend. Hugh is nationally known for Sunday school work, and Rev. A. A. Mainwaring, pastor, helped secure him for the event.
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W. A. Hugh
Chicago
Cook County
Baptist Church
Dee
Huyeh
A. A. Mainwaring
Baptist
Ehurch
Elfarge
Memorial exercises prepared by Ganton Lodge No 15
Ganton Lodge No 15 held a special meeting at the hall to arrange memorial services planned for next Sunday. Fourteen lodges have been invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganton
Nbte No. 15
Raging Pace Favorites Dome State Fair Feature
Will enter rage will enter rage horses Lady Pateb or Gold Steel owned by G. D. Custer of this city to run in the 2 25 pace at Tudian polis at the state fair this fall.
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Lady Pateb
Gold Steel
G. D. Custer
Tudianpolis
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Paul Jannasch
U. S
Frank Mader
Vais
Siishband
Aan al Weis
Amdeh
Richey
Carrel
Mader
Bebee
Proke Ceg
Historical Society
Library Hall
Railroad
Closson Sues
Fiat
Snoop
Cawton
Wabash Valley Traction Line
Rogers
Medical Society
Partner
Western’ Motor Works
Yeomen Elect
White City Talk
Willi
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