Local Doctors Attend Indiana Council Session in Marion
Physicians from this city including Dr. J P Hetherington Dr G E Hoffman Dr C H McCully and others attended a semi annual session of the Eleventh Councilor District of Indiana in Marion yesterday. Dr Hetherington spoke on Differential Diagnosis of Cranial Injuries and Dr Hoffman led a discussion on Nervous Disorders of Adolescence. A banquet at First Presbyterian Church featured Dr C B Vigus as toastmaster and Dr C H McCully spoke on The Doctor's Wife amid jokes about his bachelor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hetherington
R. E. Troutman
C. H. McCully
E. B. Hill
G. BE. Hoffman
Marion
Eleventh Councilor District
Indiana
J.P. Hetherington
First Presbyterian Church
C. B. Vigus
Charles H. McCully
W. C. Chaffee
Huntington
McCully
Rodney’ E. ‘Troutman
Boy 18 suffers leg amputation after freight train accident
Charles Leasure of Ft Wayne fell between cars on Wabash freight No 2 near Clymers last evening. His left leg was severed, ambulance met the train, and he was brought to St Joseph hospital where doctors amputated above the knee. His parents arrived later and he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leasure
Ft. Wayne
Wabash
Clymers
Leasure
John Leasure
Elizabeth Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Local businessmen raise funds for St. Joseph's hospital
A committee led by FE Schmitt George Seybold and Louis Rothschild worked two hours on Market street and raised $1,000 for St. Joseph's hospital fund. A second committee including James Foley Carl Wise Joseph Reitemeier and John Holland worked to raise more than yesterday. The doctors vs lawyers baseball game faces delay as attorneys stay busy. Supreme Judge Quincy A Myers notes he is not an umpire but will attend as spectator. Reverend Joseph H. Craig of the Christian church will referee and serve as a satisfactory umpire for both sides.
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Market Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
James Foley
Carl Wise
Joseph Reitemeier
John Holland
Quincy A. Myers
Joseph H. Craig
The
Christian Church
Old Sixth Street Landmark Idle After 73 Years of Service
The 216 Sixth Street building, a city landmark since 1835, sits empty for the first time in 73 years after James P. Martin vacated. Once Red and Mull undertakers, then a bakery run by Winemiller and later Bryer, the brick structure has changed hands several times but remains structurally intact while awaiting its fate.
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Sixth Street
James P. Martin
Crockery
Martin
Davied Red
James Winemiller
Winemiller
James
Dave Bryer
Daniel P. Baldwin
William Haney
Wife Sues Ward Show for Divorce over Infidelity
Belle G Shaw files for divorce from Ward Show in Lima circuit court citing repeated unfaithfulness with a Logansport woman in January and two Hartford City women in 1908 and 1909. Married January 24 1906 separated May 19 1909 she seeks custody and the care of their baby.
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Ward Show
Logansport
Hartford City
Belle G. Shaw
George W. Walters
Circuit Court
Civere
County Treasurer Reports Large Collections Through May
The county treasurer notes collections from January 1 to May 20 totaled 518000, exceeding the same period last year by more than 16000. The report emphasizes a significant year over year increase in revenue.
Bethlehem Township school fund mortgage foreclosure noted as negligent
A $900 Bethlehem township school fund mortgage on 40 acres has accrued eight to nine years of unpaid interest, making the total due exceed the land value. John E. Barnes bought the land for delinquent taxes. the property will be sold to recover losses as officials face new audit liability to collect interest promptly.
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Bethlehem Township
John E. Barnes
Women fundraise for St Joseph's hospital with tag day
A group of women plan a tag day to raise funds for St Joseph's hospital. They print small tags sold on the street for ten cents each. Both strangers and locals buy tags, often one for every buttonhole on their coats.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
County Auditors Prepare to Enforce Five Year School Fund Rule
State auditors will implement a strict five year provision of the school fund mortgage law. A new accounting system goes live January 1, 1910, with auditors aiming to clear all discrepancies in the fund before the law takes effect.
Grover Sought as Witness in Chesser Perjury Case
County prosecutor George A. Custer petitioned the circuit court to place Warren A. Grover under recognizance to appear as a witness at the Minnie Chesser perjury trial. The affidavit filed March 9 alleged Grover's intimacy with Chesser in 1905 and a child born in October that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Custer
Warren A. Grover
Minnie Chesser
Grover
Chesser
Mayor McKee Returns From Crawfordsville Encampment
Mayor George P. McKee returned from the G. A. R. encampment in Crawfordsville praising the city's improvement since a decade ago when the Elks lodge began there. He enjoyed the reunion with old comrades and reported an excellent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McKee
Crawfordsville
Lodge of Elks
G. A. Mn
Judge Nye Improves After Dangerous Illness
Judge J. C. Nye of Winamase shows improvement from a dangerous illness and there is renewed hope for his recovery.
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J. C. Nye
Winamase
Park Opening Promises Roller Skating and Baseball Showdown
Spencer park opens next Sunday with roller skating and two band concerts. M F team faces Alexandria in an afternoon baseball game, with manager Charles Warnke optimistic about local youngsters’ progress. The park, cleaned and lit, will host the ball game, a concert, and refreshment services.
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Spencer Park
Alexandria
Charles Warnke
Citizens
Elks
County election sought as line fence blamed for murders
An exchange argues Tipton and Wayne counties suffer recent murders tied to the line fence issue. With Tipton dry and Wayne wet, a stand-off over saloon morality emerges, risking abolition of the line fence by county election. F C O Donnell of Detroit visits relatives John and James O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Wayne
Local Logansport merchants urged to patronize home shops
The Reporter urges readers to support Logansport businesses to boost city prosperity. The notice lists multiple local advertisers across pages, promoting paints, coal, shoes, millinery, hardware, clothing, and banking services, while praising in-person shopping over mail-order bargains.
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Logansport
W. H. Porter
W. M. Smith & Co
Otto Shoe & Clothing Co
Klinsick
Becker- Walters Wall Paper Co
Wiler & Wise
The
Golden Rule
Cass County Loan Co
Personette
Wall Paper
Reliable Dye Works
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
City National Bank
First National Bank
Cummings & Viney
Panton
Tailor
Globe
Wife testifies to elevator shaft incident in Grover divorce case
Mrs. Lelia Grover describes spying Grover with restaurant workers from a Saratoga cafe elevator shaft and firing a paper bag at him. She recalls flirtation, a revolver threat, and his taunting remarks about other women while detailing years of alleged infidelity and pursuit across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Grover
Warren E. Grover
Saratoga Cafe
Grover
Dog Poisoner At Work Again In North Street
Residents between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets report poisoned meat left for pets. Mrs. Clint Whitsell and J. D. Turley lose two kittens and a cat respectively, with similar cases last spring involving Henry Stoll and Henry Burgman. Authorities probe poison purchases. potential prosecution awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Clint Whitsell
J. D. Turley
Henry Stoll
Turley
Whitsell
Henry Burgman
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DR. McUlly
Benedict
Fort Wayne
Has Ben
Emerson
She
UME
Minnies Chelser
Custer
Street Car Company
F. C. O Donnell
Detroit
City
John and
James O'Donnell
Résaurant
Laporte
Ind
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