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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1906

Page

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Council Deliberates Franchise Amid Traction Track Clash

Loganport Lafayette Traction seeks city franchise while Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction faces pressure to replace a torn corner switch near the Dorner plant. Officials cite a Wabash contract, pledge cooperation, and potential court action to enforce public-safety driven track changes.

McNary Hetherington, Grover and Johnston Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Fort Wayne Company Barrett Traction Company Wabash Railroad Company Wabash Road Wabash Company Freihagi Wabash Dorner Plant McKee Funk W. T. Wilson Dorner Happer

Board Annulls North Street Paving Contract

The Warren Brothers patent rights holders of bitulithic prompted the board of public works to annul last year's contract with Western Construction for North Street paving from Third to Twelfth. New bids will be invited and bitulithic likely used, with paving expected this year barring delays.

North Street Western Construction Company Board Bitulithic Indianapolis Boards of Public Works Warren Bros

Gorman seeks lease change amid stalled races at Spencer park

James J. Gorman, operator of three stalls at Spencer park, asks the board to modify his lease stating that horse races have declined as betting is banned, reducing crowd size and profits. Residents on the South Side petition for alley improvements between Burlington Avenue and Montgomery Street.

Farrell Edward White Burlington Avenue Erie Avenue Barrett Traction Company Water Works Fund James J. Gorman Spencer Park Montgomery Street

Dray Prank Sparks Downhill Run by Harrison Store

A heavy dray in front of George Harrison's carriage store rolled down Broadway at Sixth Street after a prank yesterday evening. It struck a street projection and crashed into a sand and gravel pile used for a new concrete floor, narrowly avoiding damage to downtown storefronts.

George Harrisons Carriage Store Sixth and Broadway George Harrison Sixth Street

Ascension Day Observance by St John Commandery Knights Templars

St John Commandery Knights Templars accept Rev Alfred A Mainwaring invitation to attend Ascension Sunday services at the Baptist church on May 27 at 7 50 p m. The body will march to the services together as part of their sacred Day observance.

St. John Commandery Knight Templars Alfred A. Mainwaring The Baptist Church Ascension Knight Templary

Two Marriage Licenses Granted in Logansport Area

Two couples received marriage licenses this morning. James A. Swafford and Miss Anna E. Boiser, both residents of Logansport, will make Logansport their home. The licenses were issued by Sam G. Gifford, described as Cupids right hand man.

Cupids Sam G. Gifford Logansport James A. Swafford Anna E. Boiser

Dan Williams Delivers Night Parade Of Delirium Tremens In Logansport

Dan Williams, a stranger with a straw hat, arrived on a freight at dawn and wandered Market Street in a drunken spree. He yelled songs, toppled into a telegraph pole, claimed snakes attacked him, and after a frantic chase officers escorted him toward jail.

Logansport Dan Williams Dan Market Street Graham

Lively Runaway Involving Local Furniture Dealer’s Horse

A horse owned by Matthews the second hand furniture dealer bolted along Third street this afternoon. A heating stove was dumped near the police Station and a cooking stove sat outside Elliott's barns.

Matthews Elliott

Public Frost Grips Logansport City Hard

The city endures a severe cold snap as Jack Frost laces temperatures near zero. Citizens shiver indoors and coal supplies dwindle, forcing people to fire stoves scantily. No relief expected for at least twenty four hours.

Logansport Jack Frost

Girl's Smile His Ruin and the Fort Des Moines Guardhouse

Private Lyers of Fort Des Moines must serve five years in the guardhouse after a reckless ride to Indianola to see his sweetheart. He sped twenty miles at full gallop as the fatal hour approached, his horse stumbling and dying. He gave a plausible lie to protect the young woman's name, later revealing the truth.

Fort Des Moines Indianola

Man Crushed By Timber On White Post Road

Wilson a South Side lot hauler was loading logs when the apparatus slipped and timber fell pinning him. The left femur broke with bone ends protruding. He was freed, taken to the city, and Dr. Stevens reduced the fracture. He remains conscious and improving, with potential internal injuries to watch.

Wilson Biddle Street South Side White Post B. C. Stevens

Commissioners Take Homeless Children to Board

Mrs. Q A Myers appealed to the county commissioners to place three homeless youths aged just over sixteen. The Orphans' Home Board sought suitable homes, and the commissioners decided to take the children in until placements could be found. Civil actions: Royal Center State Bank sues William H Hanty Charles Owens and David G Warner for 125 on a promissory note. Carrie M DeWolf won quiet title against Josep Farnsworth et al. Case dismissed for William T McGill and Edward Matthews et al.

Q. A. Myers Board of County Commissioners The Royal Center State Bank Ha William H. Hanty Charlies Owens David G. Warner Carrie M. DeWolf Josep Farnsworth William T. McGill Edward Matthews

Insler Sues Over Quiet Title Against Multiple Defendants

Anson B. Insler through attorneys Kistler & K Kistier filed suit in the circuit court seeking quiet title against S. S. Smith Thomas J. Wise Chicago Natural Gas and Oil Company.

Anson B. Insler Kistler & K

Misses Resume Musical Studies in Indianapolis

Misses Marie Busjahn Frances Myers and Helen Miller returned to Indianapolis to resume their musical studies.

Marie Busjahn Frances Myers Helen Miller Indianapolis

Fire damages home of Ed Moods on Ottawa Street

Firefighters responded this afternoon to a blaze at Ed Moods residence located at 60 percent Ottawa Street. The roof was damaged by a defective chimney causing a substantial fire, with crews extinguishing it after arrival.

Ed Moods Ottawa Street

Feared Son Would Murder Father Sparks Trust Suit

Martin Mock of Logansport files two circuit court suits alleging fear of his son’s deadly intent led him to transfer 28.5 acres and 92 acres to Leopold and William Burgman and wives. He asks a trust declared and property restored, claiming the transfers were made under duress and for protection from murder plots. The Burgmans deny the request as legal action moves forward.

Logansport Leopold William Burgman Henrietta Leopold Burgman Mary A Pold Bureman Meek William Burenmean Mrn Burgyaans Mack

Knights of St. John Hold Indiana State Meeting in Evansville

The annual state meeting of the Knights of St. John of Indiana met in Evansville with twenty five commanderies represented. Rev Father Deistel preached the sermon. Officers elected included Grand Commander Peter F Fettig Shelbyville and John Kramer Jeffersonville. Delegates to the supreme meeting were Fettig Husson Potthuis Knabel Thorbecke Joest.

Knights of St. John Indiana Evansville Father Deistel Holy Trinity Catholic Ainge Peter F. Fettig Shelbyville John Kramer Jeffersonville John Husson New Albany John Poelhuis Martin Knabe

Master Mechanic Bishop Named For Long Island Superintendent

GOES TO LONG ISLAND. Master Mechanic G C Bishop of the Panhandle shops has been slated for the position of superintendent of motive power of the Long Island road. The transfer date and Bishop’s successor are to be announced later. Bishop came to Logansport from Wellesville about two years ago and entered Panhandle service in 1833.

G. C. Bishop Panhandle Long Island Road Pennsylvania Railroad Company Bishop Logansport Wellesville

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Council Traction Wabash Railroad Logansport-Lafayette Tion Company Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Wayne Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Biddle Island Park Avenue Emmons Adams Corner Truck Company A.J. Emmons Porner Company Fort Wayne Sage the Board of Public Works This Warren Brothers Did Bitulithie Jas. R. Garfield Standard Oil Standard Ascenson Day Cupid Third Soldier Orphans’ Home Board Martin Mock Vicini Knights OF ST. Join Long Island
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