Joker in bill boys should be says Kistler
Senator Frank M. Kistler returned from a special session to Marshall where he denounced the county local option law as unconstitutional and charged Republicans with inserting a joker to seek votes. He urged an emergency clause and attacked leaders while a crowded court room listened.
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Bill
Kistler
Frank M. Kistler
Marshall
Court House
Indiana
Supreme Court
Hanly
Jim” Watson
M.B. Larry
Charles Kleckner
Children Cheer Sunny Jim at Princeville Campaign Stop
In Princeville Illinois on October 3 James S Sherman spoke to public school pupils about voting Republican. He praised the enthusiasm of the children and predicted a large Taft majority if voters share their fervor. A cheer for Nick and Alice followed as Mr Longworth appeared.
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Rock Island
Fil
James S. Sherman
Princeville
Mr. Sherman
Ilinois
Illinois
William Howard Taft
Tipton Club Formed With Sixty-Eight Members In Walton
Tipton town ship forms a Tipton club with sixty eight members at a Walton meeting. George W. Bishop elected president Ira Phillips secretary S B Yonn vice president for the Second precinct Frans Jack for the First and Max Merits for the Third. Charles Butler and Mayor McKee spoke. Tonight the local club and drum corps migrate to Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Vital Statistics Report September County births deaths marriages
Dr. Harry Shultz county health officer reports twelve births fourteen deaths and thirty marriages in the county outside the city for September. Four deaths occurred at Longcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shultz
Longcliff
Reed reunion moves indoors to Jacob Reed home
Cold weather cancels Reed reunion at Spencer park and moves to the High street residence of Jacob Reed in Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Charles Selby and several relatives attended with a large attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Spencer Park
Jacob Reed
High Street
Charles Selby
Dayton
Cases Set For Tuesday And Wednesday In Probate Court
The court scheduled five probate cases for next week including Elizabeth France vs estate of Sarah Andersen and Dr John W Ballard vs estate of John Henry on Tuesday and Wednesday. Guardian renews a $10 000 note with Logansport Loan Trust. estate judgments include Dr B D Bradfield for 20.59 and Dr J A Reed for 44.61 against George Smith estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth France
Sarah Andersen
John W. Ballard
John Henry
Fred H. Klinsick
John Gallagher
Joseph Mandel
Max Jennings
D. D. Dykeman
Logansport Loan & Trust Company
George Smith
B D. Bradfield
J. A. Reed
Mrs Wright Faces Murder Charge Shows Change in Jail Demeanor
Mrs Mary Wright charged with the murder of Miss Beulah Cox has been bound over to the Ramsey county district court in North Dakota. Since then she has welcomed visitors at Jevil's Lake jail and wept during their visits, a change from her prior emotional withdrawal. Her trial is scheduled for the January term of the circuit court in the west, date to be determined. She was bound over without bond after the preliminary. The court's decision implies belief in her guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
Beulah Cox
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Manesi
Jevil’s Lake
No game tomorrow ends local baseball season
The city’s baseball season ended last Sunday with the final Stags versus Ottos game. No game tomorrow afternoon as teams have disbanded and the Dennison shop team could not travel. Football season is not yet started and the sports focus shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stags
Ottos
Dennison, O
Spors
Crescent Club Relocates to Magee Building on Fourth Street
Members moved the Crescent club's belongings to the third rear of the Magee building on Fourth Street last night. The club formerly occupied the Stettiner building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Club
Magee
Fourth Street
Stettiner
Cantley to Speak at Purdue Farmers Institute
J. M. Cantley of the south of the city is listed as a speaker for the farmers institute to be held at the Purdue agricultural school on October 13 and 14. Others from the area will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cantley
Farmers’ Institute
Purdue Agricultural School
Bed FELLOW A CORPSE
Benton Harbor Mid October 3 Sleeping by the bed his father who lay cold in him Lynch aged nineteen years was unaware of his parent's demise until after shaking the body several times he made closer examination and was horrified to find his bedfellow dead. They had come to the city from Chicago on a business trip and stayed at the Hotel Phoenix. The son woke ten hours later and found his father dead. It is believed death was due to chronic heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mid
Lynch
Chicago
Phoenix
Purdue vs Chicago Opens Season With Local Star Captain
Earl Holloway, Purdue football captain and former local boy, led his team to Chicago to face the University of Chicago in the opening game. Last season Purdue scored on Chicago, and Stagg predicts Chicago will hold Purdue to eleven points while Holloway expects Purdue to score and limit Chicago to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Holloway
Purdue
Chicago
Chicago University
Stagg
Holloway
Democrats to Host Three Speakers Next Week
The Democrats plan three appearances next week with Mike Foley of Crawfordsville speaking Wednesday at the Elks hall followed by Rev. Sam Small Thursday at the same venue and Congressman George Ranch Friday before the Marshall club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike” Foley
Crawfordsville
Elks’ Hall
Sam Small
Congressman George Ranch
Marshall Club
Miss Mary Justice Recovering from Appendicitis
Miss Mary Justice, operated on two weeks ago for appendicitis near Burrows, remains critically ill and under nurse care. She is unable to see visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Justice
Burrows
Patron mails two dollar bill to Cincinnati firm
A local post office patron mailed a two dollar bill with a tag to a Cincinnati firm yesterday. The tag, tied in the bill’s middle, carried the recipient’s address and a stamp, showing the sender’s confidence in the postal employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stockholders Receive 38 Percent Rebates
Stockholders today got rebates of 38 percent on amounts paid for Togansport Industrial Association stock. Checks were mailed by P. W. Moore. Keastrer. The association is now dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togansport Industrial Association
P. W. Moore
Voters urged to learn voting machines before election day
Republican and Democratic leaders urge voters in all wards to visit exhibition machines at Plum and Miami, Uhl's shop, county surveyor’s office, Fifteen Street engine house, and Twent y second and Broadway store room, plus Bethlehem and Deer Creek townships, to learn how to vote before November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrbert A. Brown
Republican Central Committee
Frank V. Guthrie
Democratic Central Committee
Plum
Miami
Uhl
Eeeper
Court House
Fifth
Fifteen Street
Fifth Ward
Twenty-second
Broadway
Bethlehem
Deer Creek
Man Arrested At Panhandle Station Causing Disturbance
John Gasper was arrested at the Panhandle station this morning and jailed. Police describe him as either crazy or “snaky” and say he created a disturbance claiming to have witnessed biblical events and historic burnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gasper
Panhandle Station
Christ
Saloon Robbery on Market Street Narrow Escape
The Martin Bligh saloon on Market street was robbed this morning between 1 and 1:30 o clock. The burglar bored holes in a rear door and slipped the latch. Only the change in the cash register was missed.
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Martin Bligh
Market Street
City Faces Postseason Slump After Short Vacation Season
Logansport analysts note money spent on excursions and amusements fell short of expectations as residents returned home. Pottowattomie Point and lake cottages emptied while Fourth of July drew few out-of-town visitors. Locals chased amusements in neighboring towns and Chicago, draining local merchants. Officials forecast a brighter next season with potential carnivals or fairs to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottowattomie Point
Lake Maxinkuckee
Logansport
Spencer Park
Boyd Park
Chicago
CAW 1&8 NOT DEAD. VETERAN IMPROVED AFTER LADDER FALL
Morning paper misreported that 8S. P. Caw, a veteran, had died after a ladder fall. The family reports no death, and Caw is much improved, with friends and relatives contacting them in sympathy.
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Caw
Affinity Case Involves Dr Ross Wife and Brother
In Kokomo and Galveston linked divorce suit, Dr. Ross's present wife Mary Campbell of Galveston seeks property said conveyed by her to her brother to shield assets from a claim of alienation of affection. Depositions were taken in circuit court as the case awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross-Campbell
Circuit Court
Dr. Ross
Kokomo
Mary Campbell
Galveston
Ross
Councilman McNary Reports Convention Earnings
Councilman J T McNary returned from Omaha where the national municipal league convention was held. He notes some councilmen earned 150 dollars monthly for their services while he earns only 150 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McNary
Omaha
Neb
National Municipal League
Y M C A Convention Måke South Bend 1903 Big State Meeting
The thirty ninth annual Y M C A state convention will be held in South Bend November 19 21 and 22 with large local delegation and junior orchestra. Noted speakers include Dr Frank Vansaulus Bishop Edwin Hughes Dr Edward Steiner Fred B Smith and Edwin L Shuey. The Studebaker donors funded a new 150 000 Y M C A building and a South Bend Y W C A home will assist in hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Pendleton
Young Mens’ Christian Association
South Bend
Evansville
Fr. Wayne
Railroad
Logansport
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw University
Edward A. Steiner
Fred B. Smith
Edwin L. Shuey
Dayton
O. T. Logan
China
W. H. Gay
Grand Rapids
L. B. Buell
Ann Arbor
Spry to Speak at National Horse Thief Detective Meet
Charles Spry national president and Miami sleuths head opening address at Peru convention next Tuesday and Wednesday. Over a hundred local members attend as Peru Lodge committees labor to ensure a successful meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Horsethief Detective Association
Peru
Miami
Charles Spry
Parish Promoted at Panhandle Station Office
Cecil Parish son of Panhandle Engineer J. M. Parish has been promoted from messenger in the C. W. offices at Panhandle station to a clerical role in the superintendent's office. Russell Woods vacates for Seattle to join a railroad. Harold Hensley son of Assistant Trainmaster Guy Hensley takes Parish’s former messenger post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Parish
Panhandle
J. M. Parish
Artig
C. W
Panhandle Station
Russell Woods
Woods
Seattle
Wash
Harold Hensley
Guy Hensley
Parish
Rumor of New Bowen Bank Fronting Magee Building
Rumor says A. T. Bowen who organized a bank three years ago plans a new bank in town. The former Bowen bank became Farmers' and Merchants' State Bank recently. The new bank would occupy the Magee building on Fourth Street, previously used by C. W. Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bowen
Bowen Bank
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank
Magee
Fourth Street
C. W. Graves
Los Angeles Club to Open Season in Galveston
The L A C football team travels to Galveston tomorrow afternoon for the season opener. A number of local rooters will accompany the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
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Campbell
Board of Public Works
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Nick
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Logans
William Lynch
Asa
M'Nary
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