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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

3

La Follette to Start Weekly Commoner Newspaper

United States Senator Robert M La Follette announces plans to start a weekly magazine advocating government by the people The paper will publish official records and party matters discuss public officials and issues impartially and fearlessly with sections on education and home life from a woman’s perspective and a campaign against privilege

Madison Wis United State la Follette Congress

Fighting Parson at the Nelson marks a bold stage choice

The Fighting Parson opens at the Nelson on October 14 with Lem B. Parker's dramatic focus on a young parson amid New York slum life. Miss Fay St John leads an acclaimed company, with a smart vaudeville lineup and daily matinees priced at ten cents for all seats.

Nelson Lem B. Parker New York City Mies Fay St John Central States Theatre Colessees

Dorothy Stock Company Opens at Nelson Theatre Next Week

Broadway Theatre presents standard plays at popular prices all week with the Dorothy Stock company. The program promises a pill a rich with comedy and novelties. Featured acts include the Frey Trio Pollard Burkhart and Berry and Miss Maud Chestnut singing Phoebe Snow of Buffalo with screens showing The Yawner Discharging the Maid and Galvanic Fluid.

Nelson Dorothy Stock Company Frey Pollard Juggler Burkhart Berry Maud Chestnut Phoebe Snow Buffalo Picture Man

Fish Breakfast Planned After Lake Maxinkuckee Trip

City Controller David A Middleton and water works chief Charles Sellers visited Lake Maxinkuckee at 10 20 this morning and expect to return with a wagon load of fish for breakfast tomorrow.

David A.middleton Charles Sellers Water Works Department Lake Maxmkuckee

Fort Wayne Traction Extends Platform After Fatal Fall

The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction extends the bridge platform at Third Street and will add a railing to prevent accidents. Joseph M. Fike of Mexico fell from the platform end and died from his injuries.

Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Wabash Third Street Joseph M. Fike Mexico

Catheroine Saves Family as Burglars Flee

In Pittsburg on an October day a Persian tabby named Bulbul owned by D. A. Conners of 6537 Frankstown avenue thwarted two burglars by attacking with teeth and claws. The intruders fled as Conners and guests rushed to aid, while Bulbul returned to a dignified pose, earning high praise and a promised jeweled collar.

Pittsburg Bulbul D. A. Conners Frankstown Avenue Conners

Undertakers Oppose Burials at Sea in National Session

Indiana undertakers adopt Live and Let Live motto and press Congress to ban burials at sea except for infectious disease. They cite Mrs Prentiss and a Sioux City priest case, urge disinfectants aboard ships, and seek uniform body transport rates.

Indianapolis Ind National Funeral Directors’ Association Eickelberg Carl L. Barnes Chicago Congressman Lovering Massachusetts Chalmers Prentiss Sioux City Umbria Liverpool J. N. Hurty State Board of Health Cereus A. P. Burton Erie F. A. Updegraff Union Station Kansas City E. £. Carrington Colorado Springs J. N. Hind H. M.kilpatrick Grand Opera House

Park Renovations Begin at MecKinter Park

MecKinter park has been traded and Ceaned'so that it begins to look Hke park. A cement walk has been constructed around taffesian well and 2 new fountain will be put in next spring. Some shade trees will be planted and grass cowed in the spring.

Blacksnake Shows Fight in Indiana Milk House

Mrs. Mary Casad near Delphi Indiana faced a near miss from a six foot blacksnake as she fetched milk. Her son Walter rushed to help and killed the serpent with a pitchfork. The reptile likely dwelt under the milk trough having lived there for some time.

Mary Casad

Fred Augur Visits Peru Host Evil Hines and Charie Stewart

Fred Augur of Peru is the guest of Evil Hines and Charie L Stewart for a social gathering. The event highlights local hosting and community hospitality with brief mention of attendees.

Fred Augur Peru Evil Hines Charie L. Stewart

Open squirrel season defined by Indiana official

State Fish and Game Commissioner Z T Sweeney clarifies the open squirrel season as July 1 to October 1 and warns against field entry without resident licenses. He notes penalties for violations and says extra deputies will arrest violators of all game laws.

Columbus Ind

Still Another Burglar Visits North Street Home

A well dressed man burglar entered the Forgy residence at 2119 North Street yesterday afternoon. He searched drawers but left without taking anything. The intruder then sought a room at Captain David Benter’s home nearby and returned to Forgy’s, breaking the side door glass. nothing was stolen.

Tome Richard Forgy North Street David Benter Forgy

John Adams Dix Career Overview and Civil War Role

Born 1798 John Adams Dix received college education and joined the U S Army by 1812 fought in the War of 1812 served as special messenger to Denmark in 1826 was U S senator 1845 49 Secretary of the Treasury 1861 issued a notable order during a ship arrest organized seventeen regiments in the Civil War served as Governor of New York in 1872 died 1879 Rah for John Adams Dix and for me claim of sellers best effort

John Adams Dix U. S Court of Denmark New York

Fashionable millinery at popular prices

Beautiful New York sample hats priced from $2.48 to $4.98 sold by others for five to twelve dollars. Swell satin shapes $1.48, others ask $3. Children's and misses' felt hats at half prevailing prices. Veilings 10 to 25 cents per yard. Come and see. It's money for both of us.

New York

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Wisconsin Gibson Sapatorium Don P Harry N, Ward Dale Broadway the Nelson John Billinger J.B. Kingery Dykeman White & Son W. Cogley Foley’ S “Grocery BIG Cat Silver Indiana Undertakers M’kinley Park Blacksnake Carroll County Delphi, Ind Wale Logalsport Holey Tucker Fourth Porter's Cigar Store Market Street Porter’s JOS. S. Bahr J. W. Smith Routh Bros G. M Webster Dorothy Stock CO Oppenheine Rey Ollard Surkhart and Song Life Motion Pictures Paige
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