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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

3

Chaney Champions Fowler Bill Over Aldrich Plan

Washington March 4 Associated Press reports Indiana congressman Chaney praised the Fowler bill for its depositor protection and note system based on national wealth with gold backing. He argued the Aldrich bill risks railroads’ bond conflicts and potential treasury controversy over note issuance.

Associated Press Washington House of Representatives Chaney Indiana Aldrich Fowler Secretary of the Treasury

Lodges Foresters Companions to Meet This Afternoon

Laurel No 2 Companion Foresters Court holds a regular meeting this afternoon with all members of staff expected for practice.

Companion Foresters Court Laurel No. 2

Town Mayor Defends Sobriety Under Cross Examination

The mayor testifies about past alcohol use and sobriety, stating five years of sobriety except for a prior nervousness prescription containing a stimulant. He recalls drinking white soda at various locations and denies regular drunkenness, while Long presses questions during cross examination.

Kreuzberger Palmer Mr. Long r.Long

Civil War veteran Phillip Wikle of Cass County dies

Phillip Wikle, an elderly Cass county farmer living north of Young America, died at his home at 3 am after a brief illness from grip. He enlisted in the 24th Indiana battery in 1862, fought at Horse Shoe Bend Sweetwater and other battles, was captured at Macon and held at Andersonville for seven months. He leaves a wife and three children Reed Wikle Marie Wikle and Dora Cress. Funeral Friday at the Christian church.

Phillip Wikle Cass County Young America Grip Christian Church Twenty-Fourth Indiana Battery Horseshoe Bend Sweetwater Knoxville Atlanta Mooresbridge Macon Andersonville Reed Wikle Marie Wikle Flora Dora Cress

Tragedy at Collinwood Schoolhouse Fire Claims Ten Lives

A devastating blaze at the Collinwood schoolhouse kills ten and leaves many burned. Distressed families identify victims by shoes, rings and clothing as firefighters, police, and local residents rush to rescue children and extinguish the flames.

Collinwood

Vandalia Telegrapher Tricks Employed In-State

Vandalia officials claim the telegraph company uses three in-state tricks at division offices and will not hire new operators since the firm operates only within Indiana. They say the new law does not require extra telegraph workers due to lack of out-of-state lines.

Vandalia Indiana

Sale Completed of Chicago and Wabash Valley Line

Announcement reports the sale completed of the Chicago and Wabash Valley railroad to the Chicago and Eastern railroad for 475000 dollars. The line runs forty miles from Zadoc to Dinwiddie Indiana fifteen miles from Gary and was sold by sole owner Benjamin Gifford.

Associated Press Kankakee Chicago and Wabash Valley Railroad Chicago and Eastern Railroad Benjamin Gifford Zadoc Dinwiddie Ind Gary

Trains Delayed On Vandalia Line After Engine Problems

The Vandalia line reported delays yesterday and overnight. Train No 46 from South Bend reached the city late due to a blown engine flue. Train No 64, halted at Garfield by a derailed engine on a spreading track, required an hour to right the locomotive with crew assistance. no wreck train was needed.

South Bend Garfield

Mine Workers District Convention Opens with Greetings

In Terre Haute Indiana on March 4 delegates greeted a telegram from President Mitchell who will soon retire greeting the delegates at the nineteenth annual convention of the Eleventh District Mine Workers. The afternoon was devoted to reading and discussion of resolutions from the resolution committee.

Mine Workers of Eleventh District Terre Haute Associated Press Ind Mitchell Mine Workers National Organization Eleventh District Mine Workers

Local Brevities Brief Updates From City Visitors

Mr and Mrs C Charles Martin have been visiting. Mr and Mrs John Rhodes on rural route No 4 have returned to the city. Friends of Mr and Mrs C C Reder on an extended western trip have received letters from Colorado Springs. Miss May Simmons who has been visiting here has readied to her home in Marion yesterday.

C.charles Martin John Rhodes C.-C.reder West Colorado Springs Simmons Marion Jessie Ferguson Henry I. Dickson Hitchcock South Dakota Miss Ferguson

Bergdoll wins 125 mile Ormond Daytona race in German car

Associated Press report notes Louis J. Bergdoll wins the 125 mile amateur drivers race at the Ormond Day tona beach tournament in a German car. He clocks hour 13 minutes 3015 seconds, beating his previous day’s time by over 17 minutes. S. B. Stevens, in a 60 horsepower American car, led until a broken rocker arm sidelined him after 70 miles, but his 50 mile segment in 41 minutes 37 seconds neared the record before the crash.

Associated Press Ormond Fila Louis J. Bergdoll Bergdoll S. B. Stevens Stevens

Democrats to Meet in Indianapolis for State Convention

Indiana Democrats who seek state office will gather in Indianapolis tomorrow to contribute to the legitimate expenses of the state convention set for March 25. Oshér's prominent Democrats will also attend. The committee will discuss selecting a chairman. National Chairman Thomas Taggart may meet with the committee, stating no special choice and that any good Democrat will do.

Associated Press Indianapolis Indiana Oshér Thomas Taggart Taggart

Peru Man Arrested On Drunkenness Charge After Street Incident

N M Dangerfield of Peru was escorted to the police station and jailed for drunkenness after a difficult night on Sycamore street. His case is set for review before Judge Smith this morning. Police also reported a reported fifth altercation on Canal street where two combatants fled before officers arrived.

N. M. Dangerfield Peru Sycamore Street

Bank Elects Officers in Logansport

The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Logansport elected officers yesterday. A. T. Bowen is president, G. A. Raub is cashier, W. F. Hanley and W. McGreevy are bookkeepers. The charter for the new organization is expected from the capital late this week.

Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank of Logansport A. T. Bowen Bank A. T. Bowen Caghier G. A. Raub W. F. Hanley W. McGreevy

False fire alarm at Island View hotel chimney smoke

Fire department rushed to Fourth and Canal streets yesterday afternoon after a report of a blaze at the Island View hotel. Crews found no fire, only a chimney venting heavy smoke from the kitchen downstairs.

Fourth Canal Streets Island View

Regular meeting of Cass Encampment No. 119 I O O F

Tonight at 7 30 members urged to attend and five candidates expected for the Patriarchal degree. Leonard Bowen recording scribe Ira Cree C P

Leonard Bowen Ira Cree C. P Harmony Court I.of B. N

Death Notice for Philip Lester Reported by Siblings

Mrs. T. W. Ammons of 18 North Sixth Street received a message from her brother Ed Lester of Crothersville Indiana announcing the death of her brother Philip Lester.

T. W. Ammons North Sixth ‘Street Ed Lester Crothesville, Ind Philip Lester

Socials and Weddings Highlight Local Weekend Activities

Local society pages note box socials to aid church pledges, markets by church groups, leap year dances and parties, and several marriages. Events include a Royal Center wedding, a Salem ceremony, and a Hitchcock union, with multiple club gatherings and an officer election planned at the Market street M E church.

Social Calendar Today Dance and Club Events

Informal dances and social gatherings listed across Georgetown and area venues. Groups include Union Sewing Society, Mental Culture Club, St James Lutheran Sewing, Patriots League, Battenburg, Women’s Missionary Society, Christian and Universalist churches, and B Y P U basket social. Highlights feature matinee dances at Stettiner Hall and events at Market Street churches and nearby venues.

Stettiner Georgetown Union Sewing Society A. N.buchanan St. James Lutheran Sewing Club William Burgman McCrackin Sixth Street Patriots’ Social League Battenburg Club Quilan al Routh Woman’s Home Missionary Society Market Street Church Missionary — society—Christian Church

Deaths and Funerals Notices

The funeral for George Kardes will be at 9 in St. Joseph's Church with burial at Mt. St Vincent. Mrs Minerva Wright's funeral was held yesterday at 10 from her daughter's home on Market Street. Walter Enefield Smith died yesterday at 1 40 at 1605 Spear Street. funeral Friday at 9 30 from the residence and 12 from Spring Creek Christian church, interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Universalist Church Charles Brown Porter’s Grocery Sixth Street Milroy Ballard Presbyterian Church George Kardes St. Joseph’s Church Mt. St.Vincent Minerva. Wright Ella Johnson Market

Anniversary celebration of the Logansport council

The Logansport Council of Daughters of Pocahontas will celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the order tonight at the Red Men’s Hall.

Logansport . Council - Daughters of Pocahontas Order Red Mien

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Foresters Kienly’s Place Barnett Hotel Phillip Wikle Lake Shore Nels Tommy Thompson Clark Spring Alven Spring Walter C. Kelley Sporting Department Cleveland Leader Wallace Upton Upton North Collinwood Mary Ridgeway Anna Roth Gertrude Davis Ethel Rose Laura Bodey Chicago and Wabash Valley Canal Street Encampment Cass Harriet Hineman English Lutheran Church Borders Emma Conn Earl ‘Borders Royal Center Rev. Rodgers Mount James Mount Connersville Danville Christian Church Market Closson Drug Store Section 9 The C. M. Cordell Merrill Howard Arkansaw New Mexico Pathfinders K. of P. Dance K. of P Euchre Pedro High Street Migs Grace Thomas Knights and Ladies ‘of ‘Honor Ronking Stettiner Hall Basket Social B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church Needleworkers’ Union Harry Searight Graham-Payne Salem Nannie -Payne Boyd Graham Graham Karl Anderson John Routh Prof. Galloway Home Missionary Society of the Market Street M. E. Church Mervin Wilson the Baptist Church Spear Street Logansport Business College Ben Hurs Mental Culture Club A. N. Buchanan Business College Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Cumberland Presbyterian Strong Wheatland Avenue Helen Martain Eddy Bear Club Masonic Temple C. C Universalist Church Helen Marvin
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