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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

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Constable Fooled By Escape of Wife Deserter Berryman

Local constable William Iliff tracked John Berryman, once living at Bunker Hill, for wife desertion. Berryman fled to a Howard County sawmill and later vanished after a Kokomo tip, leaving his wife with her parents in Logansport. Police plan further search and arrest once located.

William Iliff Kokomo Peru John Berryman Bunker Hill Iliff Berryman Howard County Cass County Miami County Kagy Lliif

Local teams clash in quick baseball roundup

Murphy & Fleming beat Plymouth 16 to 4 as local teams played through the afternoon. A Murphy & Fleming player was badly winded after a softball line drive strike to the stomach and took ten minutes to regain breath.

Ed Gray Sturkin-Nelson Spencer Park Devostaie Gray

Not First White Child In Cass County

Historian W. Wright corrects a local claim naming Lewis Cass Bell as the first white child born in Cass county. Gillis McBane, born in 1828 and living in Oregon, held that distinction. Major Daniel Bell died November 7, 1874, at 86, buried in Sprinkle cemetery. his monument notes his service at Tippecanoe and in the Mexican War.

Lewis Cass Bell W. Wright Wright Logansport Cass County Gillis McBane Oregon Bell St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Wabash Daniel Bell Sprinkle Jackson Township Tippecanoe

Jefferson township seeks improvements to rural roads

Residents push for good roads under a county plan. Once swampy land has been drained and now supports many farms. Farmers vow to maintain roads to gain rural delivery, while the county commissioners prepare to act on road improvements.

Jefferson Township

Great solar eclipse draws crowds and smoked glass demand

The annular sun eclipse yesterday drew thousands as crowds filled streets gazing upward. Many prepared smoked glass to view a golden ball suspended in the sky while others missed it and regret the sight.

Fourth Victim Named In Firecracker Incident

Floyd Melton of New Waverly suffered severe facial and hand burns after a giant firecracker failed to ignite and exploded as he inspected it last week.

Floyd Melton New Waverly

Trades Assembly Seeks Public Pool and Political Wins

The Trades Assembly held its semi monthly meeting in Labor hall with delegates present including Brewery Workers union No 78. They reported city officials favor the pool but say funds are insufficient and pledged to push for annual appropriation while seeking railway workers support. The political campaign fund for the Indiana Federation of Labor reports good progress. Officers were elected: West president Dora Smith vice president C E Clugston financial secretary Halstead treasurer, Kleckner statistician, James sergeant at arms, Klein Gust and Spahr trustees.

The Trades Assembly Labor Hall Brewery Workers’ Union No. 78 Kleckner Board of Public Works Indiana Federation of Labor A. J. West Printers Dora Smith Woman's Label League C. E.clugston Electrical Workers A. Halstead Tailors C. W.kleckner

Tipton Township Republican Convention Chooses Trustees and Officials

The Tipton township Republican convention met Saturday afternoon in Walton. Charles P. Wilson was named trustee against O B. Ferguson. George W. Bowyer was nominated for assessor against Walter Bumgarner. John Gray and Edward Smith were nominated for justices, with M. E. Reed and John Persinger as constables. The latter pair faced no opposition. Samuel Yoln and E F E Phillips presided.

Tipton Township Walton Charles P. Wilson O B. Ferguson George W. Bowyer Walter Bumgarner John Gray Edward Smith M. E. Reed John Persinger Samuel Yoln Ef.e Phillips

Forty Year Reunion Among Long Lost Cousins

Mrs. Brandenburg of Denison arrives after forty years to visit cousin Mrs. Cline in Fulton. She and her husband once lived in Whitley County and raised a large family before moving west. She plans separate visits with Mr. and Mrs. Bugby and will stay a few days in Fulton before returning.

Ever Branderburg William F. Bugby Brandenburg Sell Whitley County Fulton Steng Cline Bugby

Green bug menace hits Cass County corn crop

The green bug devastates corn at the root in Cass County. Farmer Grany Vernon on the Victor Seiter farm reports three acres destroyed by the pest, threatening the county's corn yield.

Cass County Grany Vernon Victor Seiter

Two Injured From Domestic Accidents

Mrs Coyle of the North Side stepped on a nail at home Friday evening and was treated to prevent blood poisoning. Miller Cotrell of the East End fell against a barbed wire fence and received a deep arm gash needing several stitches.

Walton men buy Haynes autos in Kokomo parade

Walter Bishop of Walton bought a fifty horsepower Haynes automobile in Kokomo on Saturday and left the factory without an expert driver. Elmer Oden of Walton also recently purchased a forty horsepower Haynes.

Walter Bishop Walton Kokomo Elmer Oden Haynes

Called to Capital for Wife’s Illness in Indianapolis

Charles Reed of this city was called to Indianapolis Saturday due to his wife’s serious condition at Eastman Hospital. She underwent an operation recently and became worse Saturday but is some better today.

Charles Reed Indianapolis Eastman

Indiana Case Remanded for Higher Court Appeal

Judge Larry overruled a motion for a new trial in the state case of Lewis Ray against W. B. Enyart and W. E. Lybrook. The ruling sends the matter to a higher court for appeal.

Larry State of Indiana Lewis Ray W. B. Enyart W. E Lybrook

New Mail Boxes Installed for Resident Districts

Two new package mail boxes were installed Saturday for residents. One sits at Wheatland and Yycamore streets and the other at Seventeenth and Erie Avenue.

Wheatland Yycamore Seventeenth Erie Avenue

Wagner Family Goes to Cottage on the Wabash

Julius Wagner and his family left for their cottage on the Wabash River for the weekend.

Julius Wagner Wabash

City Council to vote on $30 000 electric light appropriation

Tonight the council will meet in an adjourned session to pass a $30 000 electric light appropriation including $1 800 for an electrical expert. Saturday night a portion of the funds nearly passed and a Monday meeting will finalize the ordinance before enactment.

Esterline Roy Johnston J. Y. McNary Board of Works Soong

Powell Adelsberger Wedding in Springfield

Cards announce the marriage of Dwight C Powell son of Dr J Z Powell to Mildred Adelsberger. The ceremony occurred Thursday morning June 25 at the bride residence in Springfield Illinois. The couple will be at home after July 10 at 605 South Douglas Avenue SpringfieldIllinois.

Dwight C Powell J. Z. Powell Mildred Adelsberger Springfeld Powell South Douglass Avenue

Berry Sues for Divorce from Editha Berry

Charles L. Berry files for divorce in circuit court through Kistler & Kistler alleging cruel and inhuman treatment by his wife Editha M. Berry.

Charles L. Berry Circuit Court Kistler & Kistler Editha M. Berry

Golf Championship Narrowed To Four At Country Club

Four players Weir Heffley Ridenour and Larry won yesterday at the Country Club and will play next Saturday to cut to two for the gold cup challenge. Weir defeated Mandel 7 and 6 Wise edged Bartholomew, while Ridenour beat Wiler and Larry beat Bartholomew in close fashion. The final follows on Sunday with the cup awarded then.

Robert Weir Armour Heffley M. B. Lairy W. W. Ridenour Carl Mandel Claude O. Wise Victor Wiler M. B. Larry A. C. Bartholomew

Longabaugh Survives Bridge Fall Near Lafayette

W H Longabaugh formerly of this city and a Purdue football player last fall narrowly escaped death when a steel beam fell from the Granville bridge construction near Lafayette He was seated on a beam when it shifted and fell striking his leg and foot causing a gash but no life threatening injuries He will be laid up for several weeks and other Purdue students work on the same bridge project.

W. H. Longabaugh Purdue Granville Lafayette Happy Hunting Grounds Longabaugh

Two Men Start Long Drive to Peoria in New Car

Claude Wise and F B Wilkinson left this morning to drive Wilkinson s new automobile to Peoria Illinois. They expect a pleasant trip and plan the journey as a leisurely test of the car s capabilities.

Claude Wise F. B. Wilkinson Peoria

Relative Seek Settlement of Insurance Shortage

Relatives of Charles I Knouff claim he is short in accounts with Ohio Farmers Insurance by about 3000 to 3500 dollars and that forgery may be involved. Knouff disappeared last Wednesday night, leaving his wife unaware of his whereabouts. His brother and Rufus Magee are implicated in a forged note for 1300 dollars. However, relatives are arranging a settlement using available property to cover the shortage. The insurer has been notified and bondsmen will settle if needed.

Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company Knouff Rufus Magee Herbert Keesey Pottowattomie Club Magee Detroit Richmond High School

Custer Ships Racehorses to Peoria for Upcoming Week

G. D. Custer of this city moved Lady Patch and Cold Steel to Peoria on Saturday. He plans to enter the two local race horses in races this week at the state fair grounds.

G. D. Custer Lady Patch Cold Steel State Fair Grounds Peoria

Wabash Railroad Buys Cass County Gravel Pit Land

The Wabash railroad negotiates for about thirty acres of the McCandless farm near Cass station to establish a gravel pit. The Peru pit is nearly exhausted, and a higher quality gravel is available at the Cass site, prompting the land purchase.

The Wabash Railroad McCandless Cass Station Peru

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Murphy & Fleming Plymouth North Manchester Hanson Gormley Myers Clark Warnke Petrie Long Strong Simon Cowder Barbers and Dry Goods Clerks Barbers McDonald Cox Fettig Young Fisher All-Stars Longcliff Clarke, Panton and Petrie Copeland and Krauss Cliff Baker Commercial High School Logansporters Fire Works Labor E. L. James J. Klein Martin Gust C. M. Spahr Bishop Weir, Heffley, Lairy Ridenour Page Purdue College G. I. Knouff Charles I. Knouff Custer
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