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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1905

Page

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Tragic death after switch engine incident in city

Herman Seigmund, 45, died at St Joseph's hospital from injuries after he leaped under a switch engine near the Sixth street crossing Saturday morning. He left a long account of a past fire he believed himself responsible for and died clinging to his declared story.

St. Joseph's Hospital Charles Seigmund Hich Street Bauslin Seigmund James O'Donnell Third Street

Meeting of Logansport Commercial Club Trustees

An important meeting of the trustees is held this evening. All members should attend to review Fourth of July celebration plans and finalize arrangements. Progress is satisfactory and a creditable celebration is anticipated with steady effort.

Commercial Club Logansport Commercial Club

Jockey Harry Birkenruth Signs Hungary Contract

Harry Birkenruth, noted American jockey, arrived in Logansport yesterday to arrange departure within a week for Hungary where he has signed a contract to ride for a prince at an estimated salary of 12000 dollars. He came from Kansas City where he has been riding and looks well.

Harry Birkenruth Logansport Hungary Mr. Birkenruth Kansas City

Jury Declares Warner Insane and Spares Gallows

Four minutes of deliberation lead a Kentucky jury to deem George B. Warner insane for the murder of Pulaski Leeds. His death sentence is commuted to life confinement in an asylum at Lakeland, with potential transfer to a regular prison if sanity returns. Mrs. Warner and children await the new fate. unions lobbied for mercy.

George B. Warner Lakeland Warner Pulaski Leeds Schmid Pifranz Beckham Kentucky

Hughes Divorce Case Halts Over Cruelty Claim

In the morning John S Hughes filed for divorce from Aman da Hughes seeking custody of two children. Judge Larry deferred ruling after cooling on cruelty allegations. Plaintiff’s counsel indicated a possible amendment to charge adultery but declined to pursue it to protect the children. Mueller v City of Logansport damages suit remains on trial.

John S. Hughes Amanda Hughes Larry M. B. Larry H. L. Mueller Logansport

Husband files charges after wife swore at him

John Swisher, a junk dealer, had his wife Ella Swisher arrested last night after she swore at him. He was arraigned before Judge Fender this morning, but the judge did not find the charges proven and released the defendant.

John Swisher Ella Swisher Fender de T

Fire Devastates Kewanna. Losses Hit 25000 Dollars

A massive Sunday night blaze swept through Kewanna near the Vandalia tracks destroying two elevators a poultry house and a depot. Losses total about 25000 dollars with only 7000 dollars insured as residents aided the effort to save the town from total destruction.

Vandalia Byer Bros Nittum & Ridenour Kewanna Herald Gould al Toner Mittum Ridenour

OFF TO BE MARRIED IN ANDERSON PROMPTS GOSSIP

A. R. Bumpus, a post office registry clerk, takes a fifteen day vacation to Anderson. Rumors suggest he is secretly visiting Miss Edna Bullinger, a well known Anderson resident. The pair plan a quiet wedding at the bride’s parents house and will reside at 198 Helm Street Logansport after a brief honeymoon.

A. R. Bumpus Post Office Anderson Helm Street Bumpus Edna Bullinger Logansport

Mirage makes Laporte sands seem near to Chicago

A Lake Michigan mirage visible from Chicago transformed Laporte county sand hills into distant landmarks nearly seen as four miles away. The Chicago weather man explained the effect as caused by clear air, lake wind, and smoke drifting off toward the prairies, bending sun rays to produce the illusion.

Lake Michigan Laporte County Chicago Windy City Prairies

Dinner Opens Season at Country Club

A dinner opened the season at the country club with a large crowd of members and friends attending. Attendees spent the day in varied sports and socializing after the meal.

Doings of Trades Unions in Local Assembly

The Trades Assembly met at Labor hall and handled Memorial day plans, possible indoor observance if weather fails, and Labor day baseball events with Logansport. A request from Mrs. Gallaner of Keswick, Cal for aid to obtain a California Supreme Court hearing for her indicted husband was tabled, and unions reported trade good.

Leff & Co Gloversville N. Y G. W. Gallaner Keswick Cal Supreme Court of California Assembly

Terribly Injured Girl in Picked Fence Accident

The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Wood of 610 West Broadway was playing with other children when she fell on a sharpened picket, piercing her abdomen. Dr J W Ballard attended and the outcome remains uncertain.

Grant Wood West Broadway Miss Wood J. W. Ballard

Struggle Over Bluffton Franchise Ties Northern Line Fight

Hartford City line fights to keep Fort Wayne line out of Bluffton as rivalry heats over a planned Fort Wayne to Marion Union Traction route. Bluffton holds key leverage. council set to rule next Friday on the contested franchise and potential sale implications.

Hartford City Line Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Board of Works Bluffton Hartford City Union Traction

Buffalo fish become quarry in Lake Manitan flood fun

Near Lake Manitan and Mill Creek crowd gather for a fishing spectacle after a flood. Residents haul in buffalo fish over sixty pounds with grab hooks and lines. Dr M O King and Fred Miller join in by diving with pitchforks to reel in fifty three pounders. Nineteen fish total weighed over one thousand pounds.

Lake Manitan Rochester Republican Mill Creek Frank Tidwell Lucius Bretz Mark Burns M. O

Knights of Columbus Hold Huntington Initiation Class

A hundred strong from the local lodge attended an initiation in Huntington yesterday. Logan sport degree team performed the first degree, Fort Wayne the second, and South Bend the third. The local delegation reported an excellent time.

the Knights of Columbus Huntington Logan Fort Wayne South Bend

Remains of Nathaniel Warren Found Near Gebhart

The mangled body of Nathaniel Warren of LaCrosse Ind was discovered beside Panhandle tracks near Gebhart a few miles north of the city. Coroner Neff opened an inquest while authorities determined Warren had likely rode a southbound freight home from Crown Point and was killed by a train. Casualty funds totaling 4.35 were found on him and his burial was arranged for Mt Hope cemetery.

Johnson Gebhart Wolf & Tucker Market Street Neff Nathaniel Warren Crown Point Frank Kingberg Kindberg Warren LaCrosse Kate Vernon Mt. Hope Cemetery

Decoration Day Baseball Double Header At Driving Park

Two games of baseball are scheduled for Decoration Day at Driving Park. The Trios face the White Sox in the first game at 2 o clock, followed by the Trios versus the Jack Pots at 4 o clock. Admission covers both games.

Driving Park White Sox

Attorney W. C. Dunn Heads to Chicago for European Tour

Attorney W. C. Dunn will leave for Chicago tomorrow to join a party preparing for a European tour, signaling a rest from local duties and international travel plans.

W. C. Dunn Chicago

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Herman Seigmund Meeting OF Trustees Kewanna Miss Bullenger Trades Assembly Decoration Day Committee Kaswick, Cal Labor Hall Committee On Mr. and Mrs. Grant Woods Fort Wayne and Wabash Knights of Columbus Gerhart Panhandle la Crosse Down Point Deati LaCrosse, Ind Dle
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