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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1907

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Husband Sued for Support in Police Court Update

Edith Stephens sues George Stephens in circuit court for support after alleging cruel treatment and abandonment on March 3. She claims he owes $75 and that Panhandle Fire Company is a party. The blind tiger case was not shown in police court today and Max Beuoy’s Gainard law case was postponed. Guardian W. T. Wilson discharged after presenting final report and turning over $981.60.

Lere Panhandle Max Beuoy Custer W. T. Wilson Elwood E. Hopkins

Fingers Cut Off at Routh Packing Plant

William Butts of Routh Packing house west of the city lost three fingers yesterday afternoon while at work. A push into a machine pulled in his left hand between the thumb and little finger, crushing the digits. He was taken to Dr Ballard's office where two fingers were removed and the third possibly saved. He lives in Shultz town.

William Butts Routh Packing House Pr. Ballards Shultztown

Bryan Lectured En Route Through Logansport

William Jennings Bryan, famed Democratic leader, passed through Logansport yesterday on Panhandle train No. 21 en route from Indiana to Chicago. He rode in a sleeper, did not leave the train, and delivered no public address in the city.

Logansport William Jennings Bryan Panhandle Indiana Pennsyvania Windy City

Former Cornell Law Dean Ernest Huffon Suicide on Steamer

Ernest Huffon former dean of Cornell Law School and governor Hughes legal adviser shot and killed himself on a steamer traveling from Albany. Officials cite nervous strain from overwork as the presumed cause.

Hughes New York Ernest Huffon Cornell University Albany

Pittman Reported in Ohio After Forgery Case

W. S. Pittman once with the Automatic Switch company is said to be in Lima or Dayton Ohio. He left the city about a year ago after forging W. H. Porter's name to a check and cashing it at Ray & Etire's store, taking 75 dollars. No attempt will be made to bring him back.

W. S. Pittman The Automatic Switch Company Lima Dayton Pittman W. H. Porter Ray & Etire Wilkins Hobaker Hochalter

Y M C A Junior Meeting With Prof Ogg Address

The Junior Y M C A will host an afternoon program with Prof Ogg of Ko komo delivering an address in the gymnasium. The Junior orchestra directed by Miss Henderson will perform several selections as usual.

Ogg of Kokomo Miss Henderson

Auto carries away John Green to escape mob after assault

John Green, described in the report as a negro, assaulted a woman in Columbus and was taken away by automobile to evade an angry crowd.

John Green Columbus

High School Professor Accused of Striking Crippled Student

Ernest Wilkins, a crippled pupil, reportedly was struck by Professor Hochalter after a dispute over removal of his hat. Mrs Zola Wilkins seeks charges of assault and battery and plans to appeal to the school board after reporting the incident to the superintendent.

Ernest Wilkins Hochaiter Zola Wilkins Hochalter Wilkins Douglass Hobaker

Temperance Lecturer Dr E O Taylor Speaks at Richmond

Dr E O Taylor of Boston this week tours Richmond delivering temperance lectures. He opened Thursday night at Reid Memorial Church to large crowds and will address Richmond High School pupils tonight on the topic Who is Temperance.

E. O. Taylor Boston Mass Richmond Reid Memorial Church

Woman Receives $14 After Charred Money Recovery

Mrs. Patterson burned $55 in paper money when an oven fire started. She sent the ashes to the Treasury with details and received a check for $14, the amount the government could verify as money.

Ezra Patterson Patterson Ani Treasury Department Washington Paterson

Ditch Contract Let for Frank Frei Mel Ditch

Jefferson township awards the Frank Frei mel ditch contract to Lawrence Hickey for 529.75 dollars. The job spans three quarters of a mile.

Frank Freimel Jefferson Township Lawrence Hickey

Barbers Fight Wisconsin Speech Law Citing Rights

The piece reports barbers opposing a Wisconsin rule that bans discussing religion politics or sports during service and bans certain grooming acts. Clem argues the law unconstitutional as free speech is restricted. A Logansport group protests a northern senator proposing a similar bill, featuring Sam Harris defending barber speech while preparing to shave the proponent.

Wisconsin Logansport Wabash Sam Harris Sam

Dunkirk man accidentally shot by rifle in Kentucky

A Dunkirk resident named Moore was accidentally shot in the head by a rifle handled by Lee Wood. Moore departed last night for his home in Columbia Kentucky with injuries described as nonfatal.

Moore Dunkirk Lee Wood Columbia

Logansport Doctors Face Wholesale Whisky Prescription Charges

Report says two Logansport physicians sold whisky prescriptions wholesale to buyers, enabling any purchaser to obtain large quantities of liquor from drug stores. State Board of Medical Registration may review at next meeting, with protests spreading nationwide.

State Board of Medical Egistration and Examination

Captain Foley Returns to Cobbler Trade at 60

James P. Foley a former Logansport police captain has returned to cobbling at Louis Freis' shoe shop on Third street. Though he left the force in 1879 he now plans to go to Seattle where his two sons live. He bets he can ride to San Francisco on horseback within ninety days if needed.

James P. Foley Louis Freis Third Street Logansport Foley Seattle Wash Utah Nevada Idaho San Francisco

Miss Pearl Wilson Appointed Music Supervisor in Delphi Schools

Miss Pearl Wilson, a North Side school teacher, has been appointed supervisor of music in Delphi schools. She is the daughter of Mrs. Hannah Wilson of North Street and will assume her new position next month.

Pearl Wilson North Side Delphi Hannah Wilson North Street

Tables Turned in Police Court Over Booze Sale

Ike Binney testified he was so drunk Sunday he did not know where he bought liquor. The court dismissed the case against Reynolds Koons and Martin McHale’s bartender. Binney was charged with intoxication and McHale paid the fine.

Ike Binney Reynolds Koons Martin McHale Binney MceHale

Portland Man Killed. Four Injured in Auto Crash

Carleton Kenwerthy of Portland died at the scene while four others were injured in a single vehicle automobile accident.

Carleton Kenwerthy Portland

Minnie Labelle Denies Elopement With Waggaman

Minnie Labelle formerly of this city denies claims that Mrs. Smith eloped with a man named Waggaman to California or that she went to Los Angeles with Miss Labelle. The contested tale centers on alleged travel to California to inform parents and locals question the corrected account.

Minnie Labelle Smith Waggaman California South Craic Los Angels Miss Labelle

County reports show growth but few colored schoolchildren

Trustees report township by township reveals increased total enrollment though only thirty nine colored children are counted countywide. Logansport hosts thirty-one colored kids with seven in Eel township and one in Noble. overall girls trail boys in most townships as counts rise from 1906 to 1907 despite prior beliefs of female-majority enrollment.

Miami Bethlehem Harrison Logansport Eel Township Noble Township M. F Adams Loone Clay Beer Creek Clinton Hel Jefferson Jackson Nobles Tipton Washgun Walton Center Galveston Noble Ian

Loganport Postoffice Team to Meet Owls at Spencer Park

The Logansport postoffice team will play the Logansport Owls at Spencer Park in the morning at 9 o clock. This first scheduled game for the postoffice employees promises a hot contest as the new uniforms have arrived and players have practiced for two weeks.

Logansport Postoffice Logansport Owls Spencer Park

Elliott Grocery Company Formed In Reorganization

J T Elliott, head of the old firm, elected president of the new Elliott Grocery company. Articles of incorporation filed in the county recorder's office. The firm, based on Broadway, will continue with 100000 capital and retain all old employees while expanding to make Logansport a top wholesale grocery market in the state. James G. Thomas named secretary and treasurer.

J. T. Elliott Elliott Grocery Company County Recorder’s Broadway Logansport James G. Thomas J. N. Goddard Company Muncie Ind

Lena Ashmer Resigns Campbell's Office for Bookkeeper Post

Miss Lena Ashmer will resign her position in Campbell's office to accept a bookkeeper post at Steltzer's grocery. Her departure marks a shift in local clerical staff and a new role in the town's grocery trade.

Lena Ashmer Ait Campbell Steltzer

Burning Love Letter From 1907 Shown In Public Spoof

A handwritten fire of romance from Logansport Indiana May 2 1907 is printed as a curio after a girl either discarded or dropped it. The long missive declares eternal devotion and asks for a reply while pledging lifelong friendship and happiness.

Insolvent Stock Promoter Prompts Carroll County Probe

C F Knowlen inter urban promoter faced locals in Carroll County after stockbuyers at 25 dollars per share were told the firm was insolvent and must cover 75 dollars more per share. The ill fated line would run Flora Camden Rockfield Idaville with funds raised for survey efforts. The scheme, termed wild cat from inception, cast doubt on payments by donors who took stock in return.

C. F. Knowlen Interurban Carroll County Flora Camden Rockfield Idavile

Opera House Sold at Delphi for 11600 Dollars

The Delphi opera house block owned by John Lathrope and others and used by the Julius and Lathrope stores was sold Wednesday to Artié McCain for 11600 dollars. The Callie Lathrope heirs retain their share, and the Dramatic club may rent the house for next winter.

Delphi Opera House John Lathrope Julius and Lathrope Artié McCain Callie Lathrope Dramatic Club

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