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Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

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Receivership Clarifies Two Indiana Traction Firms

The Indianapolis, Logansport and South Bend Traction Railway and the South Bend and Logansport Railway are separate entities with no shared interests. The newer company, formed in 1908, plans a route from South Bend via Presmuth to Logansport with Plymouth extension, and is financially healthier while old company assets wind up. The Huffman death suit against Isler was dismissed for lack of malice, with the judge noting the death resulted from natural cause and Isler acted on business.

Indianapolis, Logansport & South Bend Traction Company John M. Caulfield Souwth Bend & Logansport Railway Company Thomas P. Moredock South Bend & Logansport Moredock Indianapolis Logansport South Bend Uth Bend Plymouth St. Joseph George O. Huffman Jonathan Isler Miami Johns Larry Jonathan Isler and Son Islers Huffman Bunker Hill Peru Isler Isler Conld Everett Vincennes Dilley Kenneth

Finest Bridge of Its Kind Debuts Across Connecticut River

Martford October 8. The three days of festivities end with the last stone laid by the Connecticut Grand Lodge of Free Masons. Ten thousand masons participate in a grand parade with National Guard troops and Governor's Foot Guard. The Hartford bridge spans 1192.5 feet, nine arches, maximum arch height 45 feet, 2 feet width, concrete foundations and granite structure. The cost tops 5.6 million dollars and includes twin boulevards.

Connecticut River Connecticut Grand Lodge of Free Masons Connecticut National Guard Governor’s Foot Guard New England Hartford Bridge

Married in Boston with South Lancaster residence

Herbert Hosmer formerly of this city wed Elizabeth Avery of Boston. The couple now live in South Lancaster Cass where Hosmer works. He is brother to Harold Hosmer the Panhandle ticket agent assistant.

Herbert Hosmer Elizabeth Avery Boston South Lancaster Cass Hosmer the Croom Harold Hosmer Panhandle

Local drum corps tour linked to congress candidate

The Republican drum corps plans a district wide tour with Dr. Charles N Good in support of his Eleventh district bid. Captain Charles D Chase will arrange the trip and a county committee will cover expenses as the corps drills for a political campaign exhibition.

Charles N. Good Congress Good Miami County Peru Charles D. Chase Dr. Good Chase Herbert A. Brown

New Boys Club Forms In City at Stettiner Building

The Bob White club, a group of city youths, has organized and secured the old Crescent quarters in the Stettiner building for its activities and meetings.

Bob White Old Crescent Stettiner

Gompers to Speak in Logansport Saturday October 17

Samuel Gompers president of the AFL will visit Logansport with stopovers in Huntington Wabash Peru Kokomo Tipton Noblesville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute. He travels by interurban car with O P Smith Edgar A Perkins and John J Keegan and will speak from a platform or car if needed. The State Labor Federation pays expenses as he opposes Watson and Taft.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Logansport Huntington Wabash Peru Kokomo Tipton Noblesville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Elks’ Hall P. Smith Edgar A. Perkins Indiana Federation of Labor John J. Keegan International Association of Machinists State Labor Federation Gompers Watson Taft

Burglary at Tete Nave’s Grocery. only ten cents stolen

West Side store burglary leaves ten cents missing from till. Police found the door open and the shop ransacked. A wireless message will be sent to Marion for state detectives.

Tete Nave

Foley Delivers Rally Speech at Elks Hall

Michael Foley, a noted Democrat orator, spoke last evening to a fair sized crowd in the Elks hall. Introduced by John W. McGreevy, he urged electing W. J. Bryan for president and supporting Frank M. Kistler and Ben Shively for attorney general to create a combination that will bust the trusts. Rev. Sam Small will address the Democrats tonight at the Elks hall.

Michael Foley Elks’ Hall John W. McGreevy W. J. Bryan Frank M. Kistler Ben Shively Sam Small

Indianaplis woman fractures arm in fall at nephew's flat

Panhandle Station Master Jerome Larger reports his mother Mrs. A Larger of Indianapolis injured in a stair fall at her nephew's home. She fractured her right arm in a serious fracture and, at eighty nine years old, faces a grave outcome considering her age.

Panhandle Jerome Larger A. Larger Indianapolis

Mrs Ben Martin Hosts Guests From Clinton Illinois

Mrs Ben Martin entertains friends from Clinton Illinois. The party traveled by automobile and includes Mr and Mrs C H Warner Mrs K M Bishop Mrs Elizabeth Kent and Miss Lillian Kent.

Ben Martin Clinton, Il C. H. Warner K. M. Bishop Elizabeth Kent Lillian Kent

Hearing on Mullendere liquor license remonstrance postponed

The remonstration filed by Captain Graham to block George Mullendere from obtaining a liquor license was postponed until the afternoon due to the absence of Commissioner Dr. A J Gray. The hearing began this afternoon.

Graham George Mullendere A. J. Gray

Cost to connect home to city sewer proposed

Deputy City Engineer O Connell filed with the county commissioners an estimate of the cost to connect the Orpheus home with the sewer on Columbia Street.

O'Connell Orpheus Colembia Street

Logansport Fanciers Plan First Poultry Dog Cat Show

The Logansport Fanciers association voted to host the citys inaugural poultry dog and cat show in late January with cash prizes for all winners Detachment from Indianapolis dog fancier Eberhart plans to attend bringing top breeds and challenging local entries Boston terriers English bull terriers Old English brindle bulls Scotch collies and Angora cats are among the showcased animals with poultry to be the main attraction and prizes to be awarded in cash rather than medals or ribbons.

Logansport Fanciers’ Association Logansport Eberhart Indianapolis

Local Woman Honored by Knights and Ladies of Honor

Delegates to the state meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Honor have returned from Indianapolis. Mrs. Ella Miner of this city was honored by being unanimously elected grand guardian. The local delegates were May Kessling, Sarah Monahan and Ella G Miner.

The Knights and Ladies of Honor Indianapolis Ella Miner Gnardian May Kessling Sarah Monahan Ella G. Miner

Ham Beaver Arrested for Profanity and Intoxication

Ham Beaver a theatre stage hand was arrested on Broadway this afternoon by Patrolman Deane charged with profanity and intoxication. He was swearing at newsboys when taken into custody and jailed.

Ham” Beaver Broadway Deane

City Street Car Tracks To Be Surfaced Next Week

James Slagel, foreman for the Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co., will lead a crew to repair rough joints and worn frogs on city street car lines. The project aims to improve service by resurfacing tracks on Broadway and at key switches, with work lasting about six weeks.

James Slagel Ti. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Eighteenth and Broadway Twenty-sixth Street Third and Market Streets Broadway

Rev Sam Small Speaks at Democratic Meeting in Town

Georgia preacher Rev Sam Small spent the morning at the Murdock Hotel meeting local politicians and newspaper men He spoke at Young America this afternoon and later commented on Taft and Republican platform holes citing tariffs labor labor and trust issues while touring the city for the party lead up to tonight’s Elks hall gathering.

Sam Small Georgia Elks’ Hall Sam Young America Murdock Hotel Democratic Party Small Taft Sherman

Naval review marks Children’s and Naval Day parade

Philadelphia observed Childrenus' and Naval Day with a large schoolchildren's program at Independence Hall and a downtown parade. A naval display featured a review of about twenty U S and foreign warships in the Delaware and a river pageant with several hundred vessels of varied descriptions.

Philadelphia Independence Hall United States Delaware

Insurance Topics At Northwest Fire Underwriters Meet

On October 8 in Chicago Illinois the second and final day of the Fire Underwriters Association of the Northwest convention featured papers and addresses. W N Johnson spoke on The New Gospel of Publicity, Raynolis Barnum presented Individualism in Fire Insurance, James A Tawney discussed The Panama Canal, and Dwight H Perkins covered The Relations of Insurance Companies to Architects.

Chicago

Railroad Moguls Here Private Car No 5 on Panhandle Train

Private car No. 5 of the Norfolk & Western railroad aboard Panhandle train No. 19 travels from Cincinnati to Chicago. Passengers include W. H. Lewis, J. A. Pilcher, and T. E. Lewis. At Chicago it goes to C. B. & Q. On October 22 it returns via No. 26 through this city to Columbus.

Norfolk & Western Railroad Cincinnati Chicago W. H. Lewis J. A. Pilcher T. E. Lewis N. & W. Road Parhandle Columbus

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NEW Corporation Logansport CO Lairy OLD CO Meredock O'd Company John B. Gruelle Grur Drum Gorsp C. H. Good Republican Ben Hur Eleventh District Eugene Dilley Trafalgar Trafalgar, Ind Riverside Park Oses Kokomo High School McHale Vendy Coleman Jay Neil NEW Boys' Club Bompers O. P. Smith Foley Logansport Fanciers’ Club Murdock Naval Review
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