Cream puff sundae 5c Porter's and other notices
A dense list of small items and notices including room for rent with board at 507 Market St, various travel and social updates, sales offers, employment ads for experienced grocery clerks and machine operators, visitors in town from Chicago and elsewhere, and local residents engaged in errands or trips to Detroit, Brighton, Cincinnati, and Mackinac Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H
Ruth Clewell
Redkey
Market St. K
Halismnan
Weber Sisters
the Crystal
Lola Slagle
Chicago
Frank Lewis
Brighton
Mich
Brown Street
Benjamin
Desirable House
High Street
Pacific Ex. Co
J. 8. Ganson
Sixth Street
Fred Boerger
Charles Dykeman
E. B .Graves
Western horse sale notes from Kistler Smith Kreuzberger lot
The notice lists mostly mares as part of the western horse stock offered by Kistler and Smith from the Kreuzberger lot. It notes the stock are good strong mares, suitable for riding or breeding.
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Kistler & Smith, Kreuzberger
Water rents due and penalty date announced
Public notice states water rents are due September 3 1908 and must be paid by October 3 398 with a 16 percent penalty added. J C Sullivan clerk extends reminder to pay on time.
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J. C. Sullivan
Stove stock sale at cost offers famous makes
We began Tuesday in September to sell all ranges and cook stoves in stock at cash prices. Includes Favorite Estate and Moore’s models plus other first‑class cook stoves. We will positively close out stock as soon as possible, so come quick. C A Eberline 518 Broadway.
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C. A. Eberline
Broadway
Furnace Overhaul Suggestion by Ensfield & Geyer
Don’t wait for the rush to overhaul your furnace now. Ensfield & Geyer offers early service from their shop at 328 Fifth Street and can be reached by phone at 2233.
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Ensfield ® & Geyer
Fifth Street
Local News Item Roundup From Market Street To Canada
Numerous brief items show daily activity across town. Furnished rooms and flats for rent appear at 606 Market Street and 319 Pearl Street. A crowd heads to Ohio State Fair via Danville to Columbus trip. Various locals travel for work or visits, and a court schedule shift concerns a tax case over a dog.
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Mackinac Island
Wabash Railroad
City of Alpena
Danville
Ill
Columbus
H. A. Helvie
Danille
Helvie
Charles G. Freidle
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
George Grace
Squire Reid
Esther Rumell
Sycamore Street
A. W. Bloom
Chicago
Chesterfield
Ind
For Sale Good Eleven Room House
For sale a good eleven bedroom house that can be used as single or double. Describes a splendid location and flexible payment terms including part cash balance on time or exchange for a smaller home with cash or time. Address C. Daily Reporter.
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Various Parties
A batch of real estate transfers and mortgage filings announced. Domenico Denana etux to Girolamo Vitello etux includes Daisy street lot. Baldwin to Akers covers multiple quarters in Boone township. Bennett to Boerger involves John F Johnston Riverside add. Velsey to Personett at High street Islington place. Donovanetux to Mulholland in O P West Logan region. Smith etux to Pitman on Eel township Wa bash river area. Thresia Baker to Eldza Jackson Islington lots 4 to 7 Bakus add. Hamilton to Trick on city High street. Horney transfers in Noble two. Mortgage activity totals 100 275 2900 dollars.
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Domenico Denana
Girolamo Vitello Etux
Luers
Daisy Street
Daniel P. Baldwin
George S. Akers
N. W
S. W
S. E
Boone
Ida M. Bennett
William H
George W. Boerger
John F. Johnston
Riverside
Katherinne Velsey
Mary Personett
Stevenson & Brooks
High Street
Edward L. Donovanetux
Samuel E. Mulholland
O. P. West Logan
Benjamin Earle
Osro N. Smith
Benjamin E. Pitman
Eel Two
Thresia Baker
Eldza A. Jackson
Bakus
Islington Place
Phoebe A. Hamilton
Stella M. Trick
Hamilton & Taber's
Add
9Th
16Th Streets
James Horney
Harry D. Horney
George A .Horney
Pt. S. E
Noble Two
Deaths of Patrick H. McGreevy and Elizabeth Burgman
Patrick H. McGreevy aged 56 died last evening at 6 45 at his home 414 Tenth street after a prolonged illness from a nervous breakdown and spinal trouble following a mail car accident. He was a Cass county attorney and later a railway clerk with a long career in the Vandalia line. He leaves a wife a daughter Miss Aileen McGreevy 15 and two sons John 13 and Robert 11. The funeral will be Thursday at St Vincent de Paul church with high mass and Mt St Vincent cemetery burial. Elizabeth Burgman 20 of 1617 Spear street died this afternoon after a weeklong illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Patrick H. McGreevy
Tenth Street
McGreevy
Cass County
Hamilton
Ohio
John McGreevy
Logansport
Robert
Col. McGreevy
M. J. McGreevy
Burrows
J. W. McGreevy
Thomas McGreevy
William McGreevy
Kansas
Winifred Bergin Burrows
St. Vincent de Paul
Mt. St. Vincent
Elizabeth Burgman
Spear Street
Lorain Council No 10 Daughters of Liberty Meet
Regular meeting in Lorain council No 10 Daughters of Liberty tomorrow at 2 PM. Also German Lutheran Sewing Society meets with Mrs George A Geiger at 124 Wheatland Ave Thursday afternoon. Logansport Court No 233 calls meeting tonight for death of Brother Patrick McGreevy and plans a Spencer Park picnic tomorrow. Orient Lodge No 272 F and AM holds a called session Wednesday evening September 2 for important work with refreshments.
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Lorain
Orient Lodge
Gemmill Cumins Wedding Held At Family Home
Miss Julia Gemmill and Rev. Cumins were married at 4 pm at 113 Tenth Street with Rev. William Vigus officiating. The bride, a noted Logansport figure and Bringhurst relative, will live in Crawfordsville where Cumins teaches. The couple departed for their new home in Crawfordsville.
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Tenth Street
Julia Gemmill
Cumins
Crawfordsville High School
William Vigus
Wabash
Logansport
Col
T. H. Bringhurst
Robert R. Bringhurst
Philadelphia
Crawfordsville
Confesses to extortion plot in Indiana farm country
Ed ard Nail of Columbus area found a lethal Black Hand letter signed by his nephew Earl Stitt who has confessed to writing it. The note demanded 3500 from Nail and from forty five other farmers with threats of murder and arson if payments were not made. Sheriff Cox secured Stitt's confession. Stitt is twenty, married.
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Columbus
Ind
Edard Nail
Here
Earl Stitt
Nail
Cox
Stitt
I O F Building Move Date Debated
The building association of the I O F met in the I O O F hall to set September moving date for the new building. W B Schwalm, assigned to the lower floor, is already moving in.
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the Building Association of the
W. B. Schwalm
New York Labor Aids Bryan Endorses Democratic Labor Platform
After a long debate the Central Federated union aligned with the AFL endorsed a resolution from the Elevator Constructors and Machinists union. It pledges support to William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic party to defend organized labor and push labor planks in the party platform.
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New York
Central Federated Union
American Federation of Labor
Elevator Constructors and Milwrights’ Union
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
American in Paris Recognizes Clear Understanding
An American traveler notes there was no trouble making himself understood in Paris as locals could see he was American. The brief exchange highlights language ease and cultural recognition in the city.
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Paris
Death Watch Beetle Casts Light On Superstition Toll
In Ram sey Huntingdonshire a farmer and his wife feared a death omen from a tapping box linked to a family death. experts reveal the tapping came from the death watch beetle. The insect taps with its head to signal a mate, a sound misread as a fatal warning.
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Bellamy
Huntingdonshire
Ramsey
Manchester Chronicle
West Virginia Guests Leave for Home by Auto
Mr and Mrs Mike Broh Mrs Philip Herz William Gideon Mrs Luther Long and Dorothy Broh of Huntington WV were guests of Mr and Mrs Sol Birkenroth and started for home by auto this morning. They were accompanied as far as Indianapolis by Mr and Mrs Sol Birkenroth and Miss Louise Rothschild.
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Mike Broh
Philip Herz
William Gideon
Luther Long
Dorothy Broh
Huntington
W. Va
Sol Birkenroth
Auto
Indianapolis
Sol Birkenruth
Louise Rothschild
Railroad Crew Notices and River Fishing Trip Reports
Charles Zoss on sick roll and several crew changes noted. J H Allery visits Michigan while Roundy Plotner heads to Kankakee for a few days. Multiple moves and returns from illness and travels among Panhandle staff including C A Crane and E C Shigley. A large fishing expedition from the Panhandle team leaves for Pine Cones Minnesota to fish for two weeks after a ten day Kankakee river trip.
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Charles Zoss
J. H. Allery
Michigan
Plotner
Kankakee
D. T. Copeland
Miles Street
Park Avenue
Frank Setters
Air
Chicago
C. A. Crane
A. J. Nauman
Panhandle
Crown Point
John P. Hetherington
Margaret
Omega
Noblesville
al van Steenberg
E. C. Shigley
Muncie
John Hand
Lee Miller
Eli Carroll
Charles Boyer
Tom Navin
Walter Hackett
Tom Lafever
Kankakee River
Charles Lee
John Disher
William van Steenberg
Harry Calvert
Joe Trimmer
F. Hockenbeamer
Pine Cones
Minnesota
St. Paul
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Josh Wise
Red Cross
Robert Miller
Ruth Carhart
Portland
Oregon
Tom Quigley
Market Street
Spencer Park
IL. A. T
Orlando Powell
Winipeg
Canada
Joseph Wolf
Mort Boys
Georgetown
A. C. Smyser
Richmond
Harry Specker
James Newport
Michigan Avenue
Ft. Worth
Texas
Edwin Tanguay
St. Louis
John Klessel
Planing
Market St
P. Ridg
Marion Tillman
North Manchester
Nelson Brandt
Concord
William Gaghyan
D. C. Cramer
Walter Parmeter
Harry Cunningham
Peter Cochovery
Candy Kitchen
Fred Hehwald
Washington Street
Theodore Krug
Guy
Cary Kern Grove
Charles A. Zimmerman
U. S. Naval Academy
J. H. McSheehy
Pickering
Greene
Oxford
Margaret Pickering
Grace Hitchens
May Knowlton
Jennie Hildebrandt
Miami Avenue
QO. T. LeFever
Tippecanoe
Winamac
Pulaski
Tom Lewis
Ficklin
H. R Lennon
D. E. Cramer
W. R. Liddell
John Ban
Martin Friend
Wheatland Avenue
Ernest Miller
Elias Kies
Mrs. Burns
Clarence
William Nethercutt
A .R. Burley
William Hagenbuck
Cora
Lake Manitou
Alicia Clewell
East High Street
Orme
Greenwood
Charles Brendenstein
Paul Narzinskay
Milo Fuller
P. O .Box
Binns
The
Kenneth Quarries
Boston
J. H. Long
Logansport Underwear Co
Eel River Ave
W. E. Planck
Milt Lincoln
Tingle, Winamac
Mrs. von Wormer
Race Street
Milo Enyart
Pratt
Rock Island
A. J. Sharts
Anoka
B. F. Sharts
W. .H. H. Tucker
Joseph Whinnery
Toledo
Wilhelmina Hoffmann
Wausa
Wis
Duncan Studio
Charles Murdock
Lafayette Traction
Valley Line
Chicago & South Bend Traction
Bouth Bend
J. H. Penrose
Vandalia
Valparaiso
J. J. Teeter
Burlington
City
Robert Wirick
Colorado
E. R. Penrose
Clay Center
B. B. Bellows
Seattle, Wash
Russel Cantley
John Ballard
Ollie Dickey
North Grove
Ellen Robinson
Lawrence Robinson
Smead Street
Huron
Jennie Jefferson
Minn
Joe Patterson
Ss. M. Velisey
IOO
Gemmill-Cumins
Indiana
Arizona
J. W. Smith
Routh Bros
Wonderland Splint
W.M. Smith
White & Son
West Virginia
Coffe
J.B. Kingery
Dykeman
G. W. Cogley
K.of P
K. of P. Building
J. P. Ridgway
United States
Western Land and Irrigation Company
Anderson, Indiana
Indiana Loan CO
Crawford
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