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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1903

Page

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Clerk Hench is Discharged in City Light Dispute

At a city council meeting the electric light department faced a reorganization fight led by Chairman Gillespie who ousted clerk J H Hench and appointed John Schwerdman. Hench defended himself amid allegations of incompetency and insubordination as votes favored removing him and outlining a nonpartisan trustee study.

Gillespie Electric Light Committee J. H. Hench John Schwerd Hench Reitemeier Hench Little Klinsick Porter Boyer

Everman Advances in United States Fish Commission

B W Everman progresses through the U S Fish Commission from ichthyologist to assistant in charge of scientific inquiry. He will lead scientific work and directs a summer Alaska study on salmon fisheries valued at over eight million dollars annually. Landis aided the promotions through personal support.

B. W. Everman Everman United States Fish Commission Alaska Jordan Stanford University

Installing Scales at Pump House for City Coal Testing

Workmen began excavations to install weighing scales for city use testing coal delivered to the electric light and water works plants. The scales will sit east of the pump house south door by the brick wall. Records of all deliveries will be kept and reported to the council.

Water Works Electric Light and Water Works

Butcher Charles L. Maurice Files Bankruptcy Schedule

Charles L. Maurice a butcher files his schedule with Referee Swigart. Assets listed at 60 while liabilities total 1948.96. He claims a 600 exemption for married men.

Charles L. Maurice Swigart

Deaths and funeral notices for Weaver Garrity

Mrs Elmira Weaver wife of Isaac Weaver died this morning at 4 30 at residence 914 Twelfth street aged 55 Funeral for John Garrity set for tomorrow at 9 from St Bridget s church conducted by Rev Father Kroeger Interment in Mt St Vincent

Elmira Weaver Isaac Weaver Twelfth Street John Garrity St. Bridget’s Church Father Kroeger Mt. St. Vincent

Trial resumes in Adams Express station robbery case

The case against Lewis Clark and John Blight for attempting to rob the Adams Express transfer station at the Panhandle depot was resumed after a two day adjournment due to a death in a defense attorney’s family. Proceedings move rapidly with many witnesses examined and expected to reach argument by evening. Peter Grady is mentioned among the witnesses.

Peter Grady

NUHUUUL GIRLS KNOCKED DOWN IN street accident

Two high school girls Misses Alice Newby and Anna Best were knocked down when a horse drawn buggy owned by Smith Stationery Company was struck by an eastbound streetcar at Seventh and Broadway. The horse reared as the car stopped and the girls walked beneath it.

Smith Stationery Company Seventh and Broadway Alice Newby Anna Best Demerest Stellael Smith

Testimony Links Clark to Station Night Activity

Switchman at the Panhandle testified he knew Clark and had seen him around the station evenings. Captain Stoltz described an inspection after the attempt and conversations with Mrs. Johnson about the boarded men, noting their clothing and a cartridge box left behind. Ada Cash and Mrs. Best described revolvers in use on July Fourth and the frightening buggy incident that briefly endangered two young women, Miss Best and Miss Newby.

the Panhandle Clark Stoltz Panhandle Police

Bolwin sues Wabash-Logansport Traction for 7000 dollars

Melvin L. Bolwin of Tipton pursues in Cass circuit court $7,000 from Wabash-Logansport Traction as payment for ties used in building the line between Wabash and Peru. The suit, brought by Gifford & Gifford and McConnell Jenkines Jenkines & Stuart, asserts the contract obligates payment.

Wabash-Logansport Traction Company Cass Melvin L. Bolwin Tipton Peru Gifford & Gifford McConnell, Jenkines, Jenkines & Stuart

Moore Family Attends Otterbein Funeral

Mr and Mrs H H B Moore and Mrs C F Moore left today for Otterbein Indiana to attend the funeral of Mrs Moore's mother which is scheduled for tomorrow.

H. H. B. Moore C. F. Moore Otterbein Ind

Moriarty Seriously Ill At North Sixth Home

M. G. Moriarty is reported seriously ill at his residence on North Sixth Street, with neighbors and relatives awaiting further updates on his condition.

M. G. Moriarty North Sixth Street

Safe Blower Captured Near Hoovers by City Detective

A young farmer from near Hoovers, east on the L. and T. railroad, was arrested by Detective Silas Morgan for blowing the safe in the Shirk and Haskett elevator on Friday night. He pleaded guilty, repaid $52, and was released on promise to reform. his name was withheld.

Hoovers Silas Morgan Shirk & Haskett

Mrs Devore Departs for Peru to Visit Ill Relative

Mrs Bert Devore nee Gertrude Rummel leaves after a stay with her parents and travels to Peru to visit Mrs Will Pesky and Mrs Devore the latter of whom is ill. She plans to return to her Montpelier home.

Bert Devore Gertrude Rumell Peru Will Pesky Devore Montpelier

Logansport Paving Proposals Prompt City Improvements

Alderman Reitemeier advances resolutions to pave Sixth Street from Market to Vandalia tracks, Fifth Street from Canal to Market, and Broad Way to High with brick, and Eel River Avenue and Fourth Street with asphalt. Streets and alleys downtown would be studied for paving and sewerage. debates over costs and city debt follow.

Eel River Palmer Street Committee Sullivan Sixteenth Street Market Twenty-fifth Street Fifth Street Boyer Sewer Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rotten Manacemnet THE Electric Light Department Ings Court House Cash Department Fourth Messrs. Haskett Slaybaugh Fela Charles B. Landis Dr. Everman Butcher Bankrupt Clark and Blight the Traction Company Lewis Clark John Adams Express Company Panhandle Nuhuuul Macedonia Miss Best Miss Newby Hoover Market St Logansport Market Street Vandalia Sixth Street Rubsam Board of Health M’kinley Park Gamble McKinley Park Baldwin Uhis Bradley Water Works Committee Enyart M. J. Bligh Finance Committee J. T. Cockburn H. J. McSheehy McSheehy Messrs. Kruck and Citizens’ Coal Company Bel River Michigan Avenue Gillespie, Boyer and Sullivan Fred G Charles B. Fisk
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