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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
7
Dice canned pineapple and celery then mix with half the mayonnaise and whipped cream. Stir half of this filling with celery and pineapple, season with salt and pepper, then top with the remaining dressing. Heap on a dish and garnish with blanched celery tips.
Laporte Indiana October 3 Judge J C Richter set trial for November 9 for Ray Lamphere charged with the murder of Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children He is also charged with complicity in the murder of Andrew Helgelien State's Attorney says he will prove Mrs Gunness dead Defense argues she may still be alive The first case to be tried is complicity in Helgelien's murder the last known victim found in Gunness's private burial ground
Arthur Wardlaw rises as a rising merchant while caring for his ill father. He earns a lucrative post abroad and falls for Helen Rolleston, daughter of Robert Penfold, as convict Jeminy Seaton faces a grim choice under Gen Rolleston. The path toward reform remains fraught as Seaton contemplates a straight life.
In Leesburg on October 3 the annual reunion of the One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Indiana regiment included a businessmen run carnival attended by several thousand. Election results named Charles Crandall president, Andrew Hart vice president, E G Melendy secretary, and P A Jogay treasurer, all from Indiana towns. The next reunion will be at Angola.
Astin May a carriage painter, 28, died by taking carbolic acid amid domestic trouble and job loss. He left a widow and child. A postcard reading I’m thinking of thee was found pinned over his heart.
Eugene Dilley of Trafalgar, missing from his home for two months, has been found in Franklin. Dilley was previously assaulted years ago with a fractured skull, and authorities believe the injuries may have caused his disappearance.
Mrs Mary Newbern was found unconscious at the Big Four bluff foot and may live after a 100 foot tumble. She suffered a broken jaw and multiple broken bones but asserts she fell from the bluff.
Columbus. Oct. 3. Frank Pfeiffer, the oldest agent of the German Life Insurance Company, died at his home in this city at age 92. He had lived in Columbus since 1877 after coming to America in youth.
Greencastle on October 3 reports Charles Sims, arrested for intoxication after the murder of Otis Hendren, agent for the T. H. E. I. Traction Co., was released as officers believe he had no connection to the crime.
South Bend October 3. Gertrude Bertha Granger formerly of Walkerton files for divorce from Vernon Stevenson Granger in circuit court charging he shot at her feet with a revolver because she would not dance.
Bloomington Oct 3 Sam Law 35 a Chinaman who arrived from Lafayette two days ago died by his own hand leaping from the Indianapolis Southern railroad trestle to the Monon tracks 35 feet below.
Robert Dunfee was arrested in Wabash for bootlegging. A suitcase full of empty whisky bottles was found on him after he returned from the North Manchester fair, a town in dry territory.
John Glasco who killed his wife and then attempted suicide a week ago at the home of Jackson Rector west of the city was moved from St. John’s hospital to the county jail to await trial.
The happy culmination to an ocean liner romance will be the marriage of Miss Letitia Parks of Crawfordsville and Semuel Louis Burlingham of Wilminton Conn.
Three saloons have closed and licenses for three more will expire between October 7 and 10. The closures follow successful remonstrances.
Greencastle on October 3 reports the Putnam County Hospitel association organizing a city fair to aid the new hospital project. The event drew local residents and supporters to fund and promote hospital development.
After a night outside the jury returned a verdict allowing James Toohey to reopen his saloon, which had been closed.
An old advertisement describes backache as a sign of feminine organ distress and lists nervousness headaches and pelvic pain as associated symptoms. It claims a single remedy rapidly addresses the cause and restores health.
Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine reports backache relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Augustus of East Earl Pennsylvania says severe menstrual pain and fatigue vanished, new vitality gained. For thirty years the remedy has cured thousands of female ailments including displacements, inflammation, ulcers, fibroid tumors, irregularities, and backache.
A health note urges mature adults to eat only what is necessary to repair tissue and keep warm. It warns excess food causes stomach troubles, rheumatism, and kidney issues and recommends Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets, sold by W. H. Porter.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn to claim company will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason notes the oath on December 6, 1886. Product advertised as internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials offered. price is 75 cents. pills also advertised.
A lighthearted exchange unfolds as the Young Bride praises potted plants at Hector's office. He responds with the usual humor while she recalls a caller saying he was out irrigating his tonsils. She asks for a bloom when they flower.
The listing details Wabash lines including No. 2 St. Louis to New York daily No. 28 Kansas City to New York daily No. 4 St. Louis to New York daily No. 6 St. Louis to Toledo daily West Bound No. 3 New York to Kansas City daily No. 1 New York to St. Louis daily No. 5 Toledo to St. Louis daily No. 3 New York to St. Louis daily.
George Mullendore announces his intent to apply at the October 1908 Cass county board of commissioners meeting for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on premises consumption. The intended premises occupy the ground floor of a three story brick building at 420 Third Street, Logansport.
A collage of historical figures and statistics appears, listing almshouse populations, Civil War losses, dairy cattle figures, and random trivia. It notes a social maxim about marriage, a joke exchange, and remarks on rain prayers, tree leaves, and the Sun’s heat, with various names and dates from the era.
Loganport residents report lasting relief from kidney complaints with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. William A. White of 729 Seventeenth St says her husband suffered three years with headaches and kidney issues, but after using Doan's pills he improved and has remained well for over ten years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A Newport trained nurse Mary Hand testifies to Mrs. Mason's Old English Hair Tonic and Shampoo Powder curing hair loss and dandruff. She praises thick glossy hair growth and recommends the products sold by Wiler & Wise, claiming identical preparations used by society women in New York London and Paris.
An old medical ad certifies druggists will refund money if Fotey’s Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs and colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia, and exclude opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package sold by W. H. Porter.
Trains leave interurban stations for Peru Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne and intermediates at 6 05 am 7 35 am 10 05 am 12 35 pm 7 05 pm For Delph iate points 6 40 am 2 35 pm 4 49 pm 8 50 pm 10 36 pm Lafayette and interme at 1 10 pm 3 10 pm 9 10 am 11 10 am 5 10 pm 7 16 pm 9 19 pm 11 40 pm Car leaving at 8 50 pm runs to Improved Freight Service Between Fort Wayne Logansport and Lafayette East bound 30 am and 1 30 pm West bound 8 19 am and 3 60 pm
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