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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

7

Notice of liquor license application in Cass County Indiana

A notice states an application will be made at the May term 1908 of the Cass County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell and allow on premise consumption of spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than quart quantities at No 517 Erie Avenue on the ground floor of a two story brick building with twenty feet frontage. The premises sit on Lot No 75 Tipton's second addition to Logansport Kel township Cass County Indiana.

Board of County Commissioners Cass County Indiana Erie Avenue Tipton Logansport Kel Township

Banks Sued for Tax List Failures in Haw Creek Township

William T. Rominger assessor files suit in Columbus against A. N. Phillips at First National Bank of Hartcville and others including John Sampson Peoples Savings and Trust Citizens National banks of Hope Third National Greensburg and Hartsville. The affidavit alleges these individuals have deposits not listed for taxation.

Colmbus William T. Rominger Haw Creek Township A. N. Phillips First National Bank of Hartcville John Sampson People’s Savings and Trust Company Citizens’ National Bank of Hope N. C. Graham Third National Bank of Greensburg First National Bank of Hartsville Citizens’ Bank of Hope Rominger

Quiet romance of the Nampa valley water feud continues

Rand confronts Wheelock over water rights after rescuing Miss Grierson from an ambush. Wheelock asserts his status as the water lord, while Rand vows full payment for ground water. The scene shifts to Washington society as Senora Creel, wife of the Mexican ambassador, travels to attend the capital's spring season and support charitable works.

Rand Mr. Rand Miss Grierson Rand Wheelock Washington Washington Society Senora Creel Senora Mexico Chihuahua General Terrazas Rockefeller Senor Creel Europe Creels Diplomatic Corps Ames College Iowa Cornel

Indiana Presbytery adjourns after morning address

Terre Haute May 2 The Presbytery of Indiana closed its session and adjourned until September. An address by Judge B Davis on the Florence Crittenton Home marked the morning. Commissioners were elected to attend the church general assembly in Kansas City May 21 with Rev W N Rankin and J C McClung named to represent clergy.

Terre Haute Presbytery of Indiana B. Davis Board of Children’s Guardians Florence Crittenton Kansas City W. N. Rankin Boonville J. C. McClung Patoka

Thief Given Quick Justice

Brookville May 2 Dan Holloway convicted of stealing a horse and buggy from W H Crawley. He was sent to Jeffersonville to serve a sentence and received a telegram about his ill mother in North Carolina. He fled to Metamora then was arrested by Cincinnati police and returned to Brookville for sentencing.

Brookville Dan Holloway W. H. Crawley Jeffersonville Wilts County North Carolina Metamora Cincinnati Holloway

Death puzzles authorities in Richmond death case

Mystery surrounds the death of August Max whose body was found near the Bridge avenue bridge. He had facial bruises and torn clothing with marks on the stone embankment suggesting a fall. No fatal injuries are evident and officials continue to investigate the cause of death.

Richmond August Max Bridge Avenue Bridge

Danville May events honor high school graduates

On Friday May 15 the class day exercises open the program for the high school commencement. Sunday May 17 the baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev E E Moor man. On Tuesday May 19 the commencement is held in Central Normal college chapel with an address by President E B Bryan of Franklin college.

Danville E.E Moorman Central Normal College E. B. Bryan Franklin College

Old Folks Home Funded by Gifts From Indiana Units

The North Indiana Methodist conference will operate the Old Folks Home in Bluffton after a $25,000 gift and further donations from Mr. and Mrs. William Chopson of Warren. Trustees elected C. A. Wade president C. I. Shull vice president George S. Good treasurer and M. A. Harian field secretary.

Wabash North Indiana Methodist Conference William Chopson Warren Bluffton C. A. Wade C. I. Shull George S. Good M. A. Harian

DePauw Officials Campaign Against Tuberculosis Hospital

DePauw leaders backed by many residents campaigned to oppose placing the state tuberculosis hospital in Greencastle citing detriment to the community and concerns over favorable treatment by authorities under President Edwin Holt Hughes.

Greencastle de Pauw University Edwin Holt Hughes

G A R encampment march route stays over mile and a half

Kokomo May 2 The organizing committee for the state G A R encampment route insists it will be slightly over a mile and a half despite pressures to conform to the mile and a half guideline adopted at Fort Wayne.

Kokomo Fort Wayne

Denver Doctor Killed by Train Near City Limits

Dr. Harry H. Piper of Denver died instantly after being struck by a northbound passenger train on the L. E. W. railroad at the south edge of Denver. He was in a closed carriage and the engine carried the body about 300 feet before rescue crews reached him.

Peru Harry H. Piper Denver

Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Creek Tragedy

Frances Foxworthy Cooper aged 18, wife of Stephen Cooper, was found guilty of manslaughter for throwing her child into a creek. She received a prison sentence of two to fourteen years in the Indiana women's prison at Indianapolis.

Columbus Frances Foxworthy Cooper Stephen Cooper Indianapolis

Snow in Indiana Delays Plowing for Farmers

Henryville May 2 snow covered Scott and surrounding counties hindering field work. Prolonged rains disrupt plowing and a late corn crop is expected.

Indiana Henryville Scott

Judge Cullop Nominated for Congress in Second District

Bloomington May 24 Judge W A Cullop of Vincennes was nominated at midnight by Democrats of the Second district on the 696th ballot.

Cullop Bloomington W. A. Cullop Vincennes Congress Second

Ploreston Citizens Targeted by Anonymous Letters

Prominent residents of Ploreston receive anonymous mail as Post Office Inspector Wall investigates the harassment. Investigators pursue clues and seek to identify the sender.

Saveral Ploreston Post Office Wall

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement

Vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women's ailments. It claims 30 years of success treating inflammation, ulcers, spinal weakness, backache, irregularities, nervous symptoms, and general debility, urging women to avoid substitutes.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Minstrel troupe in Albion loses three members

In Albion Michigan three female performers from Duncan Clark's minstrel group quit after saying they were tired of road life. They told Reverend F E Day they were persuaded to join in Chicago and produced letters from parents begging them home. The Brotherhood of St Paul helped fund their fares home.

Albion Mich Duncan Clark F. E. Day Methodist Church Chicago Brotherhood of St. Paul of the Church

Bishop Potter in grave illness amid overwork strain

Right Rev. Henry C. Potter, bishop of the New York Episcopal diocese, is seriously ill and has withdrawn from church duties. The 74 year old has suffered a week of confinement due to physical breakdown and stomach and liver trouble, with a slight recent improvement noted by his physician Dr. J E Janvrin who warned the strain proved too much for his strength.

New York Henry C. Potter Episcopal Diocese of Potter Bishop Potter J. E. Janvrin

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

One hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo. Internal remedy targets blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Championship Round Second Round Bout Ends in Merry Widow Victory

In a brisk round at the top bell Merry Widow pressed Straw Hat Joke with hatpin jabs and a head poke. Straw's second Eli Perkins protested a below sweat band hit, but Referee Twain viewed no foul as Merry Widow dominated the exchange. Spectators buzzed while bets shifted around ringside.

Straw Merry Twain Eli Perkins Merry Widow W. J. Lampton Judd Mortimer Lewis Sam Kiser

Wabash Move to Erect Old Folks Home Authorized

The Wabash community moves to erect the old folks home funded by the appropriation from Mr and Mrs William Chopson.

William Chopson

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement

Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham hails Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation It promises agreeable pleasant effects with a 25 cent price and free samples offered for trial Sold by W H Porter.

L. H. Farnham Spirit Lake Iowa Chamberlain W. H. Porter

What the Kidneys Do and Do Not Do

An old health advert explains kidneys filter all blood every three minutes, remove impurities, and warn that illness leaves impurities in blood. It cites W. W. Dehaven of Logansport Indiana praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney trouble with lasting relief and recommends purchase from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

W. W. Dehaven Smead Street Logansport Ind Dean Dehaven Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Spring Rates

Open year round at West Baden Springs Indiana the Colonial Country Club Hotel offers Ameri can Plan rooms private baths and special weekly rates with daily rates from 2.50 to 3.50. Visitors are invited to drink the springs water or take baths to cure a range of ailments. Requests for home treatment include shipping five gallons of mineral water with physician advice for a fee.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Spring Indiana Phyaician

Cross Country on Motors by Amos and M F McKinzie

Amos and M F McKinzie of near Hoovers in the county are visiting relatives in Denver after riding motorcycles across the continent. The trip took seven months with stops in various towns along the way.

Hoovers Denver Col

Foley’s Honey and Tar Drug Not Affected by Pure Food Law

Notice to Our Customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the national pure food and drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. W. H. Porter, druggist, recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults.

Foley W. H. Porter

Limited trains connect at Tipton for northern Indiana routes

Limited trains operate with a central stop at Ko komo and run to Tipton only. All services except the 11:00 p m train provide direct connections at Tipton forElwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and intermediate stations.

Kokomo Indianapolis Tipton Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie

Trains Schedule From Fort Wayne Stated By Gunn

Trains depart interurban stations for Peru Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne and intermediates at 6 35 am with additional times listed for Delph iate points and Lafayette service. Express freight operates Fort Wayne to Lafayette with weekday departures 9 30 am and 8 30 am. R T Gunn.

Peru Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne Lafayette R. T. Gunn

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Daniel Holloway B. Crawley Matahora Charles P. Harston Evans WOMER Marvel Valnade Lngues Marvel CO Direet the Wipperman Abstract CO Fourth St C. O. Heffley Pourth St the City National Bank John Gray W .H.H. Bell A. P. Jenks Dire J. C. Nelson John Gray W. H. H. Bell Geo. W. Funk J. D. Ferguson Ctors I. N. Crawford I. W. Geer Isaac Shideler The First National Bank Logansport, Ind Rice W.T. Wilson W. W. Ross J. F Brookmeyer Dire Dennis Uhi BF. M. Harwood S. E. Mulholland H. S. Tousley Tors E. S. Rive B. F. Yantis W. W.ross W.L. Fernald Wilson Strong Reserve Fund Kroeger & Strain Undertakers Broadway Kroeger Strain Epic eKee Keyree W. Beall Baldwin Nampa Wheelock Hinton Angela Creel Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Hildegarde Angel OF Chihuahua St. Louis William Jennings Bryan Nebraska John A. Johnson Minnesota Charles Evans Hughes William Howard Taft Ohio Srna Seta Steee Detroit Hotel Tuller Cor Adams and Park St A LA Carte Cafe Luueseon Uropean Plan L. W. Tuller M.A Shaw Amos and M. F. McKinzie Near U.T Interurban Port Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction CO Interme Boyd Park
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