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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
7
Mothers and others with children are urged to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation indigestion worms and stomach pains in kids. Claims of improved health from the remedy are cited with testimonials from Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Eversole and a guarantee of effectiveness and pureness.
South Bend May 5 The grand jury investigated charges against William Fleming C E Foster and others accused of swindling W J Springborn director of public service in Cleveland out of 10000 in a fake wrestling match State's Attorney Talbott and Attorney J P Dawley of Cleveland attended the secret session with the grand jury Neither disclosed details or statements.
Lafayette May 5 John Sullivan a 423 year old bridge builder who was single was drowned while steering a scow toward the Granville bridge south of the city He was seen swaying in the boat near the German National park and suddenly pitched into the river His body was recovered a mile downstream after rescuers dragged the water.
At Kessler's saloon in Hazelwood on closing time Perry Neal lies jailed with a gash from his left ear to his nose and a knife wound in the back of his neck. Earl Sparks is charged with inflicting the injuries after quarrelled outside. Neal, a machinist, struck Sparks, a red mill employee, according to witnesses.
Newcastle May 5. The only suit ever filed in the Henry circuit court arising from automobile operation was tried here. Eli B. Mooney sued Mooreland merchant Peral Koons for $2,000 after Mooney was run down while Koons drove through the city last fall. Mooney alleges Koons exceeded the speed limit.
Judge M A Chapman trustee for the 360000 factory fund announced contracts for the sale of 1200 vacant lots are in his hands and ready to sign with firms. The committee expects six factories will locate here and at least three will begin work immediately.
Terre Haute May 5. A quarrel between William Krise 40 and his father in law Dan Harte at Harte’s houseboat at Mulberry street foot ended with Harte shot and killed instantly. He was struck in the forehead and stomach. Krise’s wife is cited as the dispute’s motive.
The Rev Thomas Grafton marks five years as pastor of Central Christian Church in Anderson. The church official board presented him with resolutions commending his work and pledging united support for an indefinite continuation of his pastorate.
Terre Haute May 5. Sarah R. Chamberlain aged 80 died in a farm house near Chamberlain's Crossing six miles east of Terre Haute. She lived there 78 years and was born on a farm now part of the city. Her sister Mary Chamberlain, unmarried, died six years ago at 77.
Tell City May 5 The steamer Tar ascon was delayed for hours after first mate Albert Bonborant was arrested following the loss of a pocketbook. Passenger Charles Mennier of Reno Ind caused the arrest. Captain Fred Zoll posted a $50 bond for Bonborant.
Newcastle on May 5 Miss Hazel Mc Millan was arrested charged with setting fire to the home of her stepfather Henry Powell Police responded to the blaze and after investigation the girl was placed in the county jail.
Complete School Census reports 1,280 children aged 6 to 21 in Newcastle, up from 1,208 in 1907, marking the largest such count in city history.
George Purton, sole Mexican War survivor in Henry county, lies gravely ill at his home on Shepp Street Newcastle. Doctors express little hope for recovery. Mr. Burton is four years old.
Martinsville May 5 Stephen Fix a wealthy Shelby county farmer died of heart disease while seated in a chair in his National sanitarian home His wife sat beside him in the room according to local report.
The Chicago University freedmen defeated Culves in a field meet Saturday by two scores. GG to BM.
Rand discovers Peggy Grierson in Wheelock's arms at the ranch. He accosts Wheelock, seizes control, and beats the ex-manager after wheelock attempts to seize Peggy and take her keys. The scene ends with Rand subduing Wheelock as tension mounts for the continuation.
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. Cheney and Co. of Toledo endorses the cure and offers testimonials. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and 75 cents per bottle, with sales by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmentary remark questions if a silk hat man wears silk underwear and urges silencing jokes about the Washington ball team. the statement trails with incomplete grammar and chatter.
The text describes intense seasonal pressure on dressmakers causing nervous prostration fainting spells dizziness and insomnia. It notes a single traditional remedy for all overworked women.
Mrs. Ella Griffin of Can ton New York writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her three years of female weakness backache side pains and headaches. The ad claims thirty years of proven use guiding thousands to health and invites other sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
Chicago and New York Y M C A groups propose a 1000 mile relay race for boys under 15 to show fitness. Runners will carry a written message from Mayor McClellan to Mayor Busse, with stops from Yonkers to Chicago and a six day schedule. Eight minute mile pace set to avoid heart strain.
A schedule lists multiple daily trains including RAUAC No 2 from St Louis to New York No 28 from Kansas City to New York No 4 from St Louis to New York No 6 from St Louis to Toledo No 9 from New York to Kansas City No 1 from New York to St Louis No 5 from Toledo to St Louis and No 3 from New York to St Louis with daily operation.
Rome May 5 court insiders say both Queens resist the union of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Dowager Queen Marguarite supports the stance, backed by her brother the Duke of Genoa and his brothers, who urge a change to avoid a “mess alliance.”
John B. Martin of Teli city died by self infliction after leaping into the Ohio River. The Winona Traction line is planned to extend from Peru to Warsaw by the Fourth of July. Vance Johnson allegedly escaped Marion county jail in Indianapolis by throwing tobacco in the jailer’s face.
Mrs. Margaret Flynn of Peru Indiana describes a downward kidney illness progress from backache to fatigue urinary trouble diabetes and Bright's disease. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with quick relief after one week and complete recovery after five boxes, noting improved health and no headaches for two years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan’s.
An advertisement argues that eczema arising after birth is curable using oil of wintergreen and the D D D prescription. It claims immediate itch relief and full cure with correct use, while noting inherited cases may not be cureable. The piece promotes D D D soap and urges readers to visit the store.
Private baths and year round minerals at Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana. Rates from 2.50 to 3.50 per day Ameri can Plan. Weekly specials. Open year round. Advice and home mineral water shipment offered with a brief medical note and payment of 2 dollars.
Isaac V. Brokaw owns the Ninety second Street Central Park hotel property leased to Miss Emilie Vaughn. Tenants face noon tomorrow eviction after rent disagreement and marshal the move to other residences. Brokaw plans to convert the site into apartment houses, leaving many women guests displaced.
February 10 1908 timetable shows trains from Interurban Station Logansport to Indianapolis at 5 00 am 1 45 pm 3 45 pm 5 00 pm 6 45 pm 7 20 pm Limited trains connect at Komomo with other limited trains for Indianapolis. Runs to Tipton only with most trains making Tipton connections for Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Muncie and other intermediate stations.
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company lists departure times from the interurban station to Peru, Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne, and intermediate points, with multiple daily runs and special services. Limited cars operate with express freight service between Fort Wayne and Lafayette, and schedules include morning and evening departures, with Boyd Park and other terminals noted.
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