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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1909

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Chesser Woman Testifies in Grover Divorce Case

The Grover divorce trial resumes with Mrs Minnie Chesser scheduled to testify Monday morning after illness delayed her appearance. Attorneys contend over physician witness Dr M B Stewart and bonds for Grover as a witness, with Judge John S Larry weighing the rulings.

Circuit Grover Minnie Chesser Long & Yarloitt M. B. Stewart Dr. Stewart Chesser Long & Yarlett Joan S. Larry George A. Custer Grovers John S. Larry

Civic Leagues Forming Across County District

The Eleventh district plans civic leagues with branches in all counties starting in Huntington. Aimed at electing better men and challenging party lines, the effort uses leftover funds from the local option vote. A Marion mass meeting May 30 will organize a county league to back anti saloon enforcement, with speakers from the state anti saloon group. Logansport dry forces vow an independent ticket if parties fail to nominate morally suitable men.

Civic League Congressional District Huntington County Cass Huntington Marion Anti-Saloon League Logansport

Wagon Driver Injured in Poultry Yard Accident

Isaac Thompson of 14 Mobley Street was injured yesterday afternoon when a grocery wagon he was driving toppled after he was securing eggs at Byer Brothers poultry house. The wagon was demolished and Thompson suffered bruises to his hip and side.

Isaac Thompson Mobley Street Thompson Byer Brothers’ Poultry House

Fifer Group Returns From G A R Encampment

F. A. Updegraff and Omer Leslie of Longcliff plus G. M. McCaslin of this city returned from Crawfordsville where they served as fife and drum corps for the John A. Logan post Lafayette G A R. They report a fine time at the state encampment.

F. A. Updegraff Omer Leslie Longcliff G. M. McCaslin Crawfordsville John A. Logan Lafayette

Car Victim Improves After Train Incident

Charles Laisure aged eighteen of Fort Wayne suffered a severed left leg when run over by a Wabash freight train at Clymers Thursday evening. He is greatly improved at St. Josephs hospital after a restful night. His parents Mr and Mrs John Laisure returned to Fort Wayne as recovery seems only a matter of time.

Charles Laisure Fort Wayne Clymers St. Joseph's Hospital John Laisure

Gursions Leave Tomorrow For Nearby Cities

Local residents plan trips to Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton and other cities at low excursion rates as summer lines restart. Railroads promote weekend travel with favorable fares though analysts note last season was weak due to cost. The Vandalia resumes Lake Maxinkuckee trips next Sunday drawing anticipation.

Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton Logansport Indianapols

Bill Spliving criticizes late night street roaming in Royal Centre

Royal Centre May 22. Bill Spliving visits Logansport and urges stricter local measures to curb youths roaming after midnight. He mocks modern social functions and calls for churches and societies to address these issues at home. The item notes various local residents visiting others and planned outings including a Star City trip and fishing plans.

Bill Royal Centre Ind Logansport E. B. Thomas Henry Lutes Burnettsville Duffy Effie Million Grace Zhody C. C. Fouke Chicago Lizzie Fry Hame Allen Fry

Bridge City Candy Sues John T. Clary for 125 Dollars

The Bridge City Candy company files suit in Judge Graves' court seeking 125 dollars on account from John T. Clary.

Bridge City Candy Company Judge Graves’ Court John T. Clary

Spencer Park Band Concert Plans and Park Traffic

Superintendent S J Ryder of the street car system says tomorrow’s service will handle crowds to Spencer park with trailers and added cars. A large crowd is expected for the Alexandria versus local M P team baseball game, with roller skating both afternoon and evening. The Elks band will perform a program including Shoulder to Shoulder, The Silver Bell, A Man A Maid A Moon A Boat, Northwind, Red Mill waltzes, Time the Place and the Girl, Uncle Sam's Best Girl, Dixie I Love You, and Rainbow Indian Intermezzo plus Happy Days, with Master Roscoe Smith and Klohr listed among performers.

Spencer Park Broadway Alexandria The Elks’ Band Victor Herbert Joseph Howard Sam Jonah

Walton Athletes Go to Lafayette For State Field Meet

Walton team led by Staggs traveled to Lafayette for the state high school field meet. A West Side Y M C A reception honored athletes this morning. Purdue’s new gym opened as a memorial for 1903 football victims, and letters were awarded on campus. Students paraded to Stuart Field for the track meet as Walton rooters cheered. Walton participants included Staggs Wendling Crain E Bishop R Bishop R Keiser and G Keiser.

Walton Lafayette Staggs Purdue Stuart Field Walton Boys Wendling Crain E. Bishop R. Bishop R. Keiser G. Keiser

Couple Returns From Wabash After Girl's Mysterious Sleep

Mr and Mrs Earl Winegardner of this city visited their cousin Miss Gola Krider in Wabash where she slept for seventy two hours starting Monday night and waking Thursday night. Doctors have not explained the incident.

Earl Winegardner Wabash Gola Krider

Logansport Delegates Seek 1910 Convention in Indiana Council

Local delegates from Logansport attend the Indiana United Commercial Travelers meeting in Anderson with about 200 attendees. G B Nelson serves on the grand council executive committee while banners and white caps mark registration as talks cover branch councils and the next convention, to be hosted next year in Logansport.

J. C. Allman Frank Shaffer Robert G. B. Nelson Anderson Indiana United Commercial Travelers Indianapolis Muncie Fort Wayne South Bend Terre Haute Evansville Vincennes Goshen New Albany Madison Crawfordsville Lafayette Logansport Grand Council Anderson Country Club

Inmate Dennis Kiley Taken For Hospital Operation

Dennis Kiley, an inmate of the county farm, was moved this afternoon to St Joseph hospital in Kilian and MacCloskey's ambulance for an operation. Dr C H McCully, acting county physician, will supervise the procedure.

Dennis Kiley St. Joseph Hospital Killian & MacCloskey C. H. McCully

Veteran Henry Galloway May Benefit From Pension Bill

Henry Galloway of 403 Clifton Avenue stands as Cass County’s likely sole veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars to gain under the new pension bill. If enacted, he would receive one dollar per day.

Henry Galloway Clifton Avenue Cass County

Carroll Drives Macomb to Second Straight Win

Carroll repeated victory for Macomb in the Missouri-Haineis league beating Monmouth 6 to 4. He fanned eight batters and collected two doubles.

Carroll Macomb Monmouth

Delphi Men Report Wild Auto Ride With Dr Driver

Two Delphi men visiting Logansport rode with a physician from Logansport who appeared intoxicated and drove reckless along county roads. They witnessed near misses with oncoming teams and an interurban car, prompting one man to buy a new car and drive himself home safely.

Delphi Logansport Carroll County

Cass County Medical Society Opens New Rooms on Broadway

The Cass County Medical Society held its first meeting in the Birkenruth building on Broadway. Dr. Joseph Rubsam read a paper on the clinical anatomy topic. The meeting was well attended and the new rooms were inaugurated. Telephone service was added with numbers 901 and 601 for locating physicians.

Cass County Medical Society Birkenruth Broadway Joseph Rubsam

Logansport May Secure a Canal

Indiana Harbor and Michigan City businessmen backed by the United States Steel Company seek a canal from Lake Michigan to the Wabash River. If Congress approves an appropriation at its next session, a 75 mile waterway between Michigan City and Logansport could be built at low cost. Engineers say navigability from Logansport to the Ohio is feasible with minimal outlay.

Indiana Harbor Michigan City Logansport United States’ Steel Company Lake Michigan Wabash River Steel Trust Wabash Ohio

Sixteen Divorces Filed In Twenty-Two Days

The circuit court opened with sixteen divorce complaints this month, including Vida Planck suing Omer Planck for cruel and inhuman treatment with alimony sought at $1000. Charles Gharis refiled against Ida Gharis after a prior reconciliation collapsed, amid a record pace for the early month.

Charles Gharis Vida Planck Omer Planck Ida Gharis Gharis Truck No. 2

Are the Fish Biting Today on the Wabash and Eel Rivers

The passage depicts the spring Pad season with men staring out windows and chasing the lure of fishing. It contrasts anglers across ages from boys to old men, describing bait, river life, and the joy of deciding if the fish will bite on a calm blue day.

Hospital fund drive makes progress with $1500 added

Hospital boom committees raised about $1500 yesterday with individual donors Louis Rothschild ER Schmitt and George Seybold each contributing $1000 on Thursday and again yesterday. A committee of Oscar Seybold Frank Hendricks and William Whitehead added $500. A Citizens' band concert tomorrow at Broadway Theatre is expected to boost the fund as rural committees plan to begin next week and reach half the target in about two weeks.

Louis Rothschild Schmitt George Seybold Oscar Seybold Frank Hendricks William Whitehead Citizens’ Band Broadway Theatre

Freight Cars Burn at Curveton Station

Four Panhandle freight cars on a siding at Curveton near the State Line were burned last evening. Operator L W Sanders at Lake Cicott notified local offices, a yard engine led by Pat Grey and conductor Walter Hackett fought the blaze, saving all but four cars. Hoboes are suspected as the cause.

Curveton L. W. Sanders Lake Cicott Pat Grey Walter Hackett Hoboes

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