Senator Recalled Her and Had Her Today Court Hearing
Harry Williams faced a preliminary hearing in City Judge Smith's court on assault and battery with felonious intent against Miss Frances Smith. The court will decide his probable guilt or innocence today. The Smith girl and her companion Mrs Ice testified similarly to police accounts of Saturday night, with Williams allegedly offering ten dollars to accompany him. Williams was defended by Senator Frank Kistler and did not testify. Mrs Ice's cross examination revealed prior city court entries for trespass and association. Williams remains in jail pending the judge's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Mrs. Ice
Williams
Smith
Frank Kistler
Iin City Court
Mrs Ice
Bridge City Candy Co. denies moving to K of P building
The Bridge City Candy Co. declares last Sunday's Journal item about moving to the K. of P. building is erroneous, stating there is no room for their factory and they have no intention to relocate. They emphasize they are a home industry supporting Logansport with local employment and thank consumers and retailers for their patronage. They affirm continued Paragon line and Scotch Kisses, sold by all dealers, with New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge City Candy Co
K. of P
Logansport
Paragon
Local man elected vice president at national convention
L. W. Smith of this city was elected vice president of the Commercial Travelers' association at its thirty fourth annual convention in Indianapolis. The secretary's report shows more than paid out during the past year for death and disability benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Smith
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Indianapolis
New Suits Filed In Circuit Court
Henry W Flanagan by attorneys Larry and Mahoney files partition suit in circuit court naming John Flanagan and others as defendants J He Neff sues for the Gaar Scott Co against Andrew P Jang Milton Krouse to collect a $100 note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. ‘Flanagan
Larry & Mahoney
Circuit
John Flanagan
J. He Neff
Gaar Scott Co
Andrew P. Jang Milton Krouse
Traction Line Mention Sparks Brief Discussion
A fragment notes a traction line reference sparking a brief community discussion about transportation and infrastructure. The readable text hints at a line and its impact without full details.
Detectives Seek Missing Mrs Stone in Uniontown Case
Mrs W A Stone, missing wife of a Uniontown millionaire, was sighted in the city Friday night and Saturday prompting two detectives from the Union Detective Agency of Indianapolis to follow the trail. They doubt the Indianapolis rumor and vow continued work for the $5 000 reward. Mr Adams says more detectives are on the case and a location is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Stone
Indiana
Adams
Ingomar at the Ark and City Short Notes
Local Brevities list events and visits including Dr. Stalnaker dentist with phone 791. Mentions of K of Charm lost with reward, visitors from Detroit and South Bend, a new baby girl to Pierpont Edwards, Christmas guests in Lafayette, and Indianapolis trips for Miss Bess Stauffer. Savings deposits reminder from Loan & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalnaker
Tribune
Will Slamen
Detroit
D. C. Elliot
George Beroth
South Bend
Loan & Trust Co
Gid Neff
Richmond
Jacob Ne
Klein
Fannie Snyder
Jennie Baldwin
Bess Stauffer
Indianapolis
Traction Line Talk Aims West From Tipton Toward Frankfort
Rumors say a new traction line could connect the Alexandria Tipton Union Traction terminus at Tipton to Goldsmith and extend west to Frankfort, paralleling the steam road Portland Lafayette with a 16 mile gap near Alexandria and Muncie. Farmers and business interests west of Tipton push to attract promoters, hoping to tap fertile country and secure profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Portland
Lafayette
Alexandria
Muncie
Union Traction Company
Tipton
Frederick A. Rohleder Dies at 62 in Mishawaka
Frederick A. Rohleder a Mishawaka pioneer and once a leading city business man died Sunday at Long Cliff after an extended illness with diabetes He was 62 and the F J Finch undertaking establishment took the remains to Mishawaka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Rohleder
Mishawaka
Longcliff
Sprague
F. J. ‘Finch
Deserter Frank McGuire Captured After Landing in Logansport
Frank McGuire, who deserted from the Idaho navy on November 26 after 11 months’ service, was captured in Logansport by Patrolman Frohm near Fourteenth and Spear streets. He joined December 2, 1907, and left League Island during shore leave. He will be sent to Indianapolis then a Federal prison. a $20 reward is anticipated for the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
League Island
Logansport
Reba
Fourteenth and
Spear Streets
McGuire
Navy
Indianapolis
Frohm
Christmas stamps aid TB education still sold in city
The article urges use of Christmas stamps on stationery and envelopes to support tuberculosis education. Stamps remain on sale in the city and proceeds fund public health efforts. The message emphasizes the stamps warn the public of disease and support ongoing educational work.
Ingomar at the Ark Crystal week shows and local notices
Local items note Ingomar at the Ark and Crystal show time. Community updates include mail carrier Milo Fuller off duty, duck sales, holiday visits among Kokomo Peru and Logansport residents, Eagles New Year dance, savings bank notices, and travel to Chicago for relatives. Funeral attendance and exchanges list regional people and events.
Local Brewwities and Holiday Visits Mark the Week
Local Brewwities notes dry wood for sale and urges savings deposits at Loan and Trust Co as January first holiday approaches. Roiber Doyle visited Delphi during Christmas with friends. Henry Monsford of Kansas oil fields is home for a few days. Elizabeth McConnell teaching in Indianapolis returns home for holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Schramm of Chicago spent Sunday with friends. Mrs. Annis Burke of Indianapolis visits Mrs. J H Shepherd in Burlington avenue. Mrs. J B Stanley visits daughter Mrs. Lem Coppock in Decatur. Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker of Batesville Ark guests of W C Routh. Miss Ellen Comingore, teacher, visits sister Mrs. Laura Comingore in Lafayette.
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Ingomar
the Ark
A. I. Jones
the Crystal
Milo Fuller
Charles Coffman
E. S. Ream
Kokomo
Walter Berry
Pullman
R. W. Watts
Ninth Street
Cleveland
James V. Nelson
Fort Thomas
Stevens
Miles Wilkerson
Chicago
Will Rosier
Charles Schubach
Katherine Schubach
Byerley
Johnson
Fair House
Murdo
S. D
Cass Co
W. I. Ekin
Barnett
Chase
Ninth and
North Streets
Jacob
Frank Kruetzer
John Fiser
Joseph Kennedy
Fred Becker
Charles Conner
John Brennan Weer
Peru
Knights of Columbus
Ashton D. Morris
M. B. Morris
Canal Street
Indianapolis
Midlang City
Loan & Trust Co
Robert Doyle
Delphi
Henry Monsford
Kansas Oil Fields
Elizabeth McConnell
Charles F. Schramm
Annis Burke
J. H. Shepherd
Burlington Avenue
J. B. Stanley
Lem Coppock
Decatur
Charles Tucker
Batesville
Ark
W. C. Routh
Ellen Comingore
Laura Comingore
Lafayette
County Budget Meeting Sets Immediate Appropriations
A county council special session approved funds for exhausted or unappropriated needs including court house and jail 535.94 coro ner's inquests 401 burying old soldiers 250 highways and byways 1715.55 county poor farm 857.50 county printing 153.95 county superintendent of schools 58.50 county prosecutor 4.88. The last session of the year began and today a contract for county stationery will be let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Robbed Orphans' Home Loses $300 Donation
The Catholic Orphans' Home, supported by St. Mary's congregation of Fr. Wayne, was robbed of 300 dollars intended for its funds. A thief pried open Rev. D. J. Mulcahy's desk and took the money, believed to be done by a former convict who had recent contact with the pastor. The suspect has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Fr. Wayne
D. J. Mulcahy
Robebry
Letters Advertised at Logansport Post Office
Advertised letters remaining in the Logansport post office for the week ending December 28, 1908 will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within ten days. Names include DeLewis, Farrell, Mullender, Steele, Ward, Black, Nellie, Boze and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Washinton
D.C
Holiday social notes and local visits across towns
Over the holidays many visitors and guests are listed including H O Phillips of Indianapolis staying with O M Zinn, Roy B E Rapsch returning from St Louis, Louis J May visiting cousin Sidney Kaufmann in Lansing, Otto Kruezberger home from Buffalo, N Y, and others from Columbus Ohio Kokomo Grass Creek Shumway and Lima. A few employment and rental ads appear among general social chatter.
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State Street
H. O. Phillips
Indianapolis
O. M. Zinn
Roy BE. Rapsch
St. Louis
Louis J. May
Lansing
Mich
Sidney Kaufmann
Otto Kruezberger
Buffalo
N. Y
Josephine Dunn Kerlin
F. M. Neff’s
Pearl Street
William’ Price
North Dakota
Watts
Church of God
John Hall
R. Ruddell
Kokomo
Grass
Alleged discrimination filed by Brazil brick maker
The Alphonse Customs Chimney Construction Company, with its factory in Brazil, filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discrimination by the Vandalia Railroad. The action centers on freight and handling practices affecting their stack and chimney brick shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
AL ‘Phonse
Construction ‘Company
Brazil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vandalia
Barn Destroyed by Bonfire On Dykeman Farm
A large barn on the Dykeman farm at College Hill burned Sunday morning at 7 30 after sparks from a crowd of boys bonfire. Firemen could do little as the barn stood a mile from a hydrant. Only an old harrow and wagon worth about ten dollars remained. Property of Judge D Dyke man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dykeman Farm
College Hill
D. D. ‘Dyke
Holderness Polo Team Reassigned to New Bedford
The Logansport polo squad once linked to New Britain, Connecticut has moved to New Bedford, Massachusetts. Manager W. W. Hanna sent the winning quintet to improve crowds and fortunes as the team aims to finish the season atop the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Connecticut
W.W. W. Hanna
Partnership Dismissal Notice by Youngker and Bantz
We the undersigned dissolved partnership. L. M. Bantz will continue the business and pay all bills. All accounts due said firm payable to L. M. Bantz. Thanking customers for patronage and wishing a prosperous New Year. D A Youngker and L M Bantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngker & Bantz
L. M. Bantz
Public Sale Ad Seeks Listings in Hoovers Indiana Area
Public sale notice invites anyone having a sale to contact W. J. Conrad. Listings include livestock and general auctioneering services based in Hoovers, Indiana, Rural Route 20, with phone M24 A2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Conrad
Hoovers
Ind
R. R
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Ice
SENATOR _ KISTLER
Harry Williams
Meneroie
Grucer
W. A. Stone
Uniontown
Union Detective Agency of
Lin
Murdock
The
U. T
Goldsmith
Union Trac
Tion Company
Ing
Frank M'Guire
Service
Frank McGuire
United States Navy
Fund
Court House
Coro
Yester
Priest
Eulalia Amarine
Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude Legg
C. W
Care Tribune
Schuyler, Neff
George H. Juan
Lima
William Connell
Chicago Street
Charles Hathaway
Winamac
Princeton
Mr. Hathaway
Electric Light Works
Stone Company
Minnesota
C. F
Walton
Dad
Tom
Holderness
Logansport Polo
New ‘Bedford
Mass
New Bedford
New Britain
Waser
D. A. Youngker, L. M. Bantz
Nassar
le QO
Ana
Notcay
Were
Crawford
N. Publicity
Logansport Loan .Co
Broadway
Etnire's
Arthur N. Baker
Geo. L. Richardson
5Th St
Cass County: Loan’ Company
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