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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
4
Chafin Handles Prohibition Claim As National Rise
The Lafayette Journal notes Chafin, the prohibition candidate, uses bold rhetoric and a strong press presence. It criticizes his claim that prohibition is the sole issue, questions past work by the party, and discusses temperance politics across the north and south amid ongoing debates over reform and local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Chafin
Prohibition Party
Taft Praises Local Referendum Method in Debate
In an address from years past, Taft voiced approval of a local referendum method called total option. He argued it works well though broad direct referendum may be impractical for the general public to understand and pass upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bar Associafone
Taft
Local Option on Prohibition Bypasses Complex Legislation
The text argues that for a community facing saloon prohibition the public can decide plainly by a vote. A favorable result ensures local officials enforce the law and juries from the area perform their duties under the statute.
London magistrate teases flogging option for youth
A 15 year old offender appeared before a London magistrate who joked about flogging but refused to permit it. He offered to release the boy if the father punished him on the spot, the father complied and the boy was freed. London papers remark the episode as remarkable yet approving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Family Fracas in a Flat Over Queensware Store
Police were called to a flat above the Snide Queensware store yesterday noon where the Geppinger and Herkert families clashed. Mrs Geppinger choked Miss Herkert, her brother Frank intervened, and Mr Geppinger allegedly beat the girl’s brother. The dispute was not pursued as no affidavits were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensware
Philadelphia
Herkert
Geppinger
Jacob Geppinger
Carrie Herkert
Miss Herkert
Frank
Mrs. Geppinger
Young Herkert
Herkers
Government Aid and Raising Taxes Promote Silver Fox Farming
The United States department of agriculture promotes breeding silver foxes for markets, noting high potential profits, easy housing and cheap food, with live stock valued at $500 per pair. Demand shifts and fashion unlikely to curb prices, but success relies on experienced care, and farmers bulletin 328 offers full details. It notes Indiana is unlikely to find profitability in this business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
France
Russia
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Indiana
Flora Notes Busy Week with Visits and Local News
Tribune Special Correspondence reports Frank Honesker visiting his sister in Logansport and W O Brown at his sick mother’s bedside in Ashtabula Ill. Others visit Camd en Delphi Monticello Frankfort Chicago Maxinkuckee lake and Hamilton. School opens Sept 7 with record enrollment. Jim Beckley’s 53rd birthday celebration. G A R encampment plans. numerous local and nearby visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Honesker
Logansport
W. O. Brown
Ashtabula
Ill
Local Social News And Community Events Summary
Camden S C Ray and family dined with Dr H Y Millin and family at Rockfield on Sunday. Mrs Maud Mullin returned from Indianapolis to tend her ill mother Mrs Leiber. Mr and Mrs W K Schench visited relatives in Chicago for two weeks. Miss Eunice Gardner visited Sheridan with Will Cox. Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society hosted an ice cream social in the Sunday school room drawing a large crowd. A bread contest at Mc Farland store drew many bakers. first prize went to Mrs James Reeder and second to Mrs U S Gardner with 100 and 50 pounds of flour prizes. Mrs Halleck Robison was in Flora Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Ray
H. Y. Millin
Rockfield
Maud Mullin
Indianapolis
Leiber
W. K. Schench
Chicago
Metea Baptist Social and Lecture Schedule Announced
The Metea Baptist church will host its annual social and picnic at Fletcher's Lake this Saturday. Rev. McDonnald from Marion will lecture Thursday at 8 PM on the topic Monstrosities. Mrs. Cox and daughter Fanny visited Peru over the weekend. Henry Webster remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metea
Local residents and visitors gather around Logansport area
Born to Warren Humphrey and wife a son on August 24. William Abelhauser and wife return from the dredge. Delmar Meeks visits from Logansport with W. H. Bingaman and wife. Mrs. Stella Berkshire and others from Battle Creek visit relatives. Walter Conn recovers from appendicitis at St. Joseph hospital. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Chicago Macy Kokomo and Logansport for visits. Ice cream festival planned by Ashton Rays in Red Men’s hall to raise funds for treatment for a near-blind Mrs Rayl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Humphrey
William Abelhauser
Delmar Meeks
Logansport
W. H. Bingaman
Stella Berkshire
Della Hurley
Anna Minthorn
Battle Creek
Mich
Bessie Brown
Walter Conn
St. Joseph Hospital
Cain
Chicago
Washington
Macy
Ind
Vickers
Robert Vickers
Richard Bear
Fairy
Winston
Carl Kistler
W.S. Norton
Terre Haute
R. E. Wise
Morton
Oscar Woolley
Burrows
Allen Woolley
Ashton Rays
Kokomo
Red Men’s Hall
Bunker Hill
Jerry
Yoder
Mort Whitman
Maggie McClain
Caleb Sprinkle
Lincoln
Galveston
Grandma Bell
Emma Bell
Alison Bell
Charles Walk
Fuernal
Walk
Deaths and Funerals of Erb Simpson Huff
Death notices for seven year old Erb son of BLE Erb at 19 Plum Street with service at St Bridgets. Anna L Simpson 41, funeral at Spring Creek Christian church with procession from 1100 Spear Street. Jesse L Huff 29, funeral at 904 Race Street with interment Mount Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erb
Thomas R. Erb
Ble. Erb
Plum Street
St. Bridgets Church
Rev
Quinn
St. Vincent Cemetery
Simpson
Anna L. Simpson
J. Simpson
Spear Street
Spring Creek
Huff
Jesse L. Huff
S. C
Race Street
Mount Hope
Poison in Her House Alleged Murderess
Beulah Wright's death case reported from Lakota North Dakota described in the Lakota American. State's Attorney Scrumgaard questioned Mrs Wright for hours she accused the deceased of bad conduct and showed hatred toward the girl. The narrative notes aconite presence and disputes with Henry King and J Logue over the girl's character and motive. The case reveals a life insurance policy payable to Mrs Wright valued at 370.30 and questions why remains would be shipped, with Mrs Wright's calm arrest and lack of remorse highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Wright
Mary Wright
Lakota
North Dakota
Scrumgaard
Henry Miller
Untia
King
Canada
Ais. Wright
Local Brevities Move Through Anoka and Lafayette Circles
Local notes report births in Anoka and Denver with families Bert Turnpaugh and Lyons. Guests visit Charles Cordell in Rossville and Paris area. Miss Foreman returns from Lafayette visit with Miss Ankeny. Community elders attend Minneman reunion and Lake Maxinkuckee outings. Wedding news notes W H Kinse of Miles to Ella McHenry of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Turnpaugh
Anoka
F. B. Layton
Rossville, Hi
Charles Cordell
Mary Foreman
Ankeny
Lafayette
Manford Clark
G. W. Funk
Gertrude
Montreal
New York City
W. H. Kinse
Miles
Washington
Ella McHenry
Salt. Lake
City
A. Dairy
Uwest
Annual Travel Magazine on D. C. Coast Line to Mackinac
The D. & C. Navigation Co. publishes a 250 page travel book with three stories and half tone illustrations of scenes along the D. & C. Coast Line to Mackinac. Priced at ten cents postage prepaid, send requests to 6 Wayne St Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & C. Line
Mckinac
D. & C. Navigation Co
Wayne St
Detroit
Smiths Return From Denver Trip
Mr and Mrs T E Smith and their son Raymond have returned home after a two week visit to Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Smith
Raymond
Denver, Colorado
Estate transfers list shows multiple parcels and mortgages
William Rowe and others transfer to Karl Leedy a 95 foot lot at 16th and Sinbead streets. Henry Wildermuth transfers to Russell Jump a part of lot 7. Log Loan and Trust transfers to Bennie Hipsher a MeadLawn lot. Doty to Burrows two lots in Galveston. Bohman to Whiteside a fractional part of lot 2. Unger to May Kessing a city lot. Log Loan transfers to Perrie Scales a MeadLawn lot. Smith to Loyd Pittinger 30 acres in section 29 Harrison township. Tilley to Preston Alrey 40 acres in Tipton township. Haner to Gottfried Rose 40 acres in Washington township. Ten mortgages totaling 7921 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
Karl F. Leedy
J. P. Usher
16Th
Sinbead
W. D
Henry E. Wildermuth
Russell Jump
Joseph Culbertson
The
Log. Loan & Tr. Co
Bennie Hipsher
Meadlawn
City
Tr. D
Alexander Doty
Willard
Katherine E. Burrows
Henry Alford
Galveston
Frank Bohman
W. H. Whiteside
Henry Unger
May Kessing
Unger
Perrie F
Lulu F. Scales
James D. Smith
Loyd O. Pittinger
Harrison Township
Charles E. Tilley
Preston W. Alrey
Tipton Township
Jay Haner
Gottfried F. Rose
Washington Township
Plaintiff Miller Hart wins judgment in Wright case
Justice Hanawalt's court yesterday rendered judgment for the plaintiff in a case involving Miller Hart against Alice Wright over goods sold. The ruling confirms payment due to the plaintiff for outstanding merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’ &. Hart
Alice Wright
Ramsey County Considers Retaining Remains Until Trial
Ramsey County authorities and States Attorney Scrumgard decide not to remove the remains from the state before the hearing or possible trial of Mrs. Wright, accused adoptive mother in the girl’s death. The body was buried in Lakota on Mr. Hartin’s private lot instead of Devils Lake potter’s field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Scrumgard
Ramsey
Wright
Devils Lake
Potter’s Field
Lakota
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Prohibition
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Ple
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WM H. Taft
James & Sherman
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Watson
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A.sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M'Turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Davin Myers
Chas. H. Good
Oscar B. Conant
James Deleplane
Samuel Gifford
George W. Cogley
J. S. Mellinger
M. B. Stewart
Harry Bell
Alfred M. Dill
Oliver M. Harness
Department OF Agriculture
United States Department of
Carroll County
Camden
Harry Spitler
Delphi
P. M. Barnard
Jess Cline
Famiily
Bert Beck
Frankfort
Mr. Beck
Frankort
Avery
E. L. Peters
Chas. E. Smith
Everet Cochran
Monticello
al. Fitzgerald
George Brim
E. E. Blickens
da Lutes
Maxinkuckée Lake
Michigan
Hammond
Wesley Lutes
Dabney
Kentucky
Jim Beckley
Star City
Matlock
South Bend
Emma Barron
Graffis
Joe Plotner
North Judson
John Plotner
Buffalo
Tom Wildermuth
Gary
T.e Beckleys
Royal Centre
T. J. Beckley
Nelson Beckley
Toledo
Co. W. Bess
C. W. Scott
New Wavely
Thomas J. Kistler
Lewis Kistler
Thornhope
Indiana Loan CO
Fifth and Broadway
Crawford’s Hardware Store
Bethlehem
Jackson Township
Royal Gentre News
Boone Township
Frank Holman
Clark’s .Hill
I. N. Holman
Converse
Mrs. Klepfer
M.A. Harlan
Warren
M. E
Herbert Boase
Winona
D. L. Klepfer
Will Waite
Lake Maxinkuckee
W. W. Armstrong
Henry Whiteside
Haggerstown
Girl
Annual Travel Magazine
John W. Markley
George
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Apollo
Bridge City
George Washington
East
Mount Vernon
Ladies’ Association
General Washington
Apollo Lodge
Fidler
Campiny
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