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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1905

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Logansport Seeks Clemency for Warner in Milwaukee Jurisdiction

Dozen petitions signaled to Governor Beckham of Kentucky asking for commutation of George B. Warner from death to life imprisonment. The case stems from the murder of Pulaski Leeds, a master mechanic for the Louisville and Nashville railway, with Warner claiming mental distress after blacklisting changes. Prosecution witness T. A. Dalson is noted as kin to James Lamkin of Metropolitan Insurance.

J. C. W. Beckham Kentucky George B. Warner Jefferson Circuit Court of Pulaski Leeds Louisville & Nashville Railway State Frankfort Warner T. A. Dalson James Lamkin Metropolitan Insurance Company

Gold Hunters Off on Summer Nevada Prospecting Trip

Weldon Banta Grant Toney and Otto Bergman left at 7 30 this morning by the Wabash for Goldfield Nevada to seek gold in the Tonopah region. They plan to work wherever opportunity offers and venture into the mountains when warmer to prospect throughout the summer with ample funds.

Weldon Banta Grant Toney Otto Bergman Wabash Goldfield Nevada Tonopah

Joint session selects engineer for Cass Howard line road

A joint Cass and Howard counties meeting in the courthouse today chose R. C. Hillis as engineer for the seven mile county line road amid a previously contested project. The decision follows a recent dispute over the road’s construction and aligns the counties on the engineering for the border route.

Cass Howard Counties Court House R. C. Hillis

Fascinating Houseboat Trip Planned by Marion Men

Four young men from Marion announce a twenty one foot houseboat voyage with a four horsepower engine to span the Mississinewa Wabash Ohio and Mississippi rivers may reach the Gulf of Mexico. George Custer Dart Sewell Ben Daniel and George Chambers will depart from Marion around April 1 cruising via Mississinewa Wabash Logansport to Logansport stock up then continue down the Wabash to the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and perhaps back home by rail.

Mississinewa Wabash Ohio Mississippi Marion Messrs George Custer Dart Sewell Ben Daniel George Chambers Logansport Wabash Dam Ohio River Gulf of Mexico

Magnates Meet Over Polo Season Continuation

Logansport Polo manager Danny Gillespie attends Indiana polis magnates meeting to decide if the polo season continues or ends Saturday night as players face strike over proposed wage cuts after serving a respite with sticks.

Danny Gillespie Logansport Indianapolis

Forest fund expenditures approved for Clark county reservation

The state board of forestry advised Secretary Freeman on using the 17 000 legislative appropriation for Clark county forest operations. Funds to build roads fences reservoir and plant 1400 more acres with various seeds. The meeting marked the retirement of Albert Lieber and John Cochrane from the old board.

State Board of Forestry Freeman Hanly Clark County Albert Lieber John Cochrane

Death of Mrs Emma Bell Wife of Panhandle Conductor

The remains of Mrs Emma J Bell wife of Charles R Bell, former Panhandle conductor, arrived from St Louis at 5 this morning and were taken to Burnettstown for burial. A year ago Conductor Bell resigned and moved to St Louis with his family who ran a boarding house for visitors to the world fair. Deceased was sister in law of Edward Duffey of Linden Avenue.

Emma J. Bell Charlies R. Bell Fourth Street St. Louis State Line Division Burnettsville Bell Panhandle Edward Duffey Linden Avenue

War Against Pool Rooms Moves Forward in City

Grand jury recently adjourned and indicted 25 pool room keepers. Ten indictments served include Florian Keller Walter Closson and John Griffith for pool room violations. Other charges cover liquor law violations assault theft and murder linked to pool hall activity.

Beckley Florian Keller Walter Closson John Griffith Nick Colonda Blanche Mitchell Ella Swisher Percy Jones Jones Isaac Emire George Morter Morter Miss Mackenfuss South Side Frank Hathaway Hathaway Keller

Gunning for Wild Ducks Ends in County Jail Threat

Judge John S. Larry and M. J. Winfield travel to Shelby Indiana for duck hunting with ample ammunition. They expect to fill limits and mock the small bag rules while Winfield vows better shooting than the judge. Locals doubt Winfield’s skill and await results to decide a post hunt celebration.

Winfield

Thieves Loot Ice Cream Plant in Malicious Breakin

Police investigate a night time break in at Otto Becker’s factory at Fifteenth and Toledo streets. Thieves emptied the till and destroyed gallons of ice cream and plant machinery, leaving Becker puzzled as to a motive or enemies while repair crews work through the day.

Otto Becker Fifteenth Toledo Becker

Legal actions filed by Logansport Loan & Trust trustees

In bankruptcy proceedings the Logansport Loan and Trust Company sues the Milwaukee Hay and Feed Company to annul a circuit court judgment made before D. M. Watts failed. The suit promises to raise notable legal issues. Hannah King and Lydia Kistler sue George W. Hendee and others to partition real estate.

Logansport Loan & Trust Company D. M. Watts & Co Milwaukee Hay & Teol Company D. M. Watts Hannah King Lydia Kistler George W. Hendee

Riverside Park well casing progress reported

Two hundred feet of eight inch casing was successfully lowered into the Riverside Park well today and work will continue from inside the pipe tomorrow. The remainder of the well will be five inches in diameter.

Riverside Park

Cass county board of charities inspects local institutions

The Cass county board of charities visited the poor farm, the orphanage, the Home for the Friendless, and the county jail today. They plan to report later but indicated general satisfaction with the operations at each site.

Cass County Board of Charities

Logansport Clerks Attend Pennsylvanian Meet in Fort Wayne

C. E. Butterworth represented Logansport at a Fort Wayne gathering of shop clerks from the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh. The conference centers on locomotive mileage reporting and calculation. Officials are expected in large numbers and the instruction is described as highly beneficial.

C. E. Butterworth Fort Wayne Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg

Grand Lodge Wigwam Project Planned by Indianapolis Red Men

Logansport Red Men hear of a capital city wigwam project led by Indianapolis lodges Red Cloud No. 18 Hiawatha No. 75 Minawa No. 38 and Newatha No. 190 forming an association to promote erection costing between 50000 and 160000 dollars. Officers Thomas G. Harrison president F G Castor vice president Oscar Sherman secretary John A. McGaw treasurer aim to present definite plans at the grand lodge annual meeting next fall.

Logansport Indianapolis Red Cloud Lodge Hiawatha No Minawa No Newatha No Thomas G. Harrison F. G. Castor Oscar Sherman John A. McGaw Red Men Grand Lodge

G D Custer Sr Heads to Herrick North Dakota Residence

G D Custer Sr leaves for Herrick North Dakota to assume permanent residence, marking a relocation to the rural town for settled years ahead.

G. D. Custer, Sr Herrick North Dakota

Jiu Jitsu Swindle Debunked By American College Boys

Local report details disputes with a Rochester New York correspondence school run by a Japanese professor Prof Nashjin claiming jiu jitsu can defeat Western athletes. Logansport youths expose failures and mispronunciations while citing incidents at West Point Wisconsin and against Jim Jeffries.

Jiujitsu Rochester N. Y Prof Nashjin Uncle Sam West Point Wisconsin University

Grab Bag Lottery Adverts Prohibited in Mails

Postmaster Moss reports Washington confirms package and grab bag sales are lotteries under federal law. Newspapers containing such ads are barred from the government mails. Local stores formerly sold twenty five cent packages with prizes in the bags drawing crowds. ads will be prohibited going forward.

Moss Wasington

Nurses' register urged to aid city doctors

Physicians report daily calls for trained nurses but no current registry to locate them quickly. A prominent doctor cites drugstores in other cities maintaining nurse registries and urges Loganport pharmacists to establish one for instant nurse availability.

Logansport

Seventy in the Shale Delights as Weather Warms

A warm spring day reaches seventy degrees at 2 p.m. with open doors and windows. Farmers report oats planting underway and good plowing conditions while city crowds enjoy the mild breeze and hopeful mood.

Record rail line boom projected for 1905

The Rail way Age cites 7 500 miles under contract or construction and 9 522 miles projected for 1905 with major extensions under way. Companies listed include Southern Indiana, Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie, Missouri Pacific, Louisville Nashville, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Illinois Central among others. Canada expects new transcontinental work adding 3 500 miles to Grand Trunk Railway system.

Railway Age Southern Indiana Terre Haute Incl Chicago Heights Minneapolis, St. Paul Sault Ste. Marie Thief River Falls Minn Kenmore N. C Missouri Pacific Arkansas Missouri St. Louis Brownsville Mexico Texas Louisville & Nashville Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Louisiana Arizona California Illinois Central Indiana Ilinois Mississippi Midland Valley Indian Territory Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Canada Grand Trunk Railway Company

Hotel Business Quiet Amid Shifting Travel Trade

Local hotel men report business very quiet as most traveling salesmen head to the east and west. They expect a quick turnaround and a return to stronger trade for summer and fall.

Vandalia Works on City Property Improvement Plan

The Vandalia plans to landscape and beautify city property with flower planting in yards and fill mud holes. Similar improvements are contemplated along the line between Terre Haute and South Bend.

Terre Haute South Bend

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beckham This City Start Logansporters Cass and Howard the Gulf Wabash River Forest Fund Board MoGt Cyama Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholovitch Far East Charles Bell Grand Jury F. Obenchain Larry M. J. Winfield Jaw Army Kankakee Will Country Board of Charities Ft. Wayne Grand Lodge Wigwam Been Ing Ananias Baker Lottery U. S Great Railroad Building Kansas Vandalia
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