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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1908
Page
7
Notice announces administration of Charles F. Harder dated September 21, 1968. W T Wilson serves as administrator and attorney in the matter.
Maitland quietly orders Hickey to move the dying detective and the woman to safety. He insists the woman avoid being linked to the case. Dieterich's deer depletion plan under New York law and a special act are noted as background for the unfolding events.
Dan Maitland, a New York bachelor, encounters a mysterious woman, a jewel heist, and the criminal Anisty. Bannerman, Maitland’s attorney, uncovers a long running diamond theft scheme linked to Maitland and Anisty as violence escalates and a fatal confrontation unfolds in a high rise.
Manager Helmick of the Broadway theater denies any plan to post signs telling patrons with squalling babies they may be excused. He notes a dedicated baby reception room and says mothers with small children are welcome, having never seen a baby disturb a show.
Edward A Dunn 54 a Cass county real estate pioneer died at his College Hill home after a long stomach cancer illness. He moved from Illinois to Royal Centre twelve years ago and formed E A Dunn & Sons with sons Herbert A and Arthur E. Funeral Sunday at 11 p m at his residence with Rev H C Neal officiating. Interment Mt Hope Cemetery.
Dietrichs Deer Park under special law details the actions of C F Dietrich a gas magnate who merged Wabasha Natural Gas plant with others to form the Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas company and now leads the operation supplying Wabash with FoF. The report notes leadership and corporate consolidation during the current period.
Amos Jordan visits relatives in eastern Pennsylvania and Bert Good covers route 31 during Jordan absence. Lake Cicott M E plans a Saturday shoot reorganizing meeting while funeral services for Abraham Mullender at Rockfield are noted. Fox Drive Union will run all winter under D H Binger.
Rosa Sprinkle visited Koko mo on Friday. Joe Kantner lays cement sidewalk at his property. Jackson township teachers held an institute at the schoolhouse Saturday. A P Reed and sons fished at Pipe Creek Thursday with good luck. Ernett Graff and Bessie McDonald wed Thursday evening in Galveston by Rev Becket Claude Reed returned from Texas and Louisiana to stay with family. Deputy sheriff halted Alex Reed over coal bins on right of way. Lewis Graham and Otto McDonald traveled to South Dakota then Otto to Nebraska for winter sheep feeding. Vesta Howard died Wednesday morning after eleven weeks illness. Funeral held at M E B church Friday and burial in Galveston cemetery.
Daniel P Baldwin transfers parcels to John Fi Hench in East part lot 338. Joseph S Williamson and others sell lot 2 in O P City. Mary D Koogie to Richard J Hunt with 1 3 interest in lot 66 D D Dykeman fourth add city. Mary J Lathrope and others to Hunt with 2 3 interest in same lot. George Chapman to Joseph J Lewis and Lillie M Lewis in Royal Centre lot 7. Edward L Beckley transfers 40 acres in Boone township to Gilbert J Talbott. Beckley and spouse exchange 80 acres in same township. John A Awarizel sells 12 acres in Noble township.
Police intensify efforts to capture suspected local talent amid a spate of burglaries. Fred Seybold and family lost cash, nine rings, two brooches, a pin, and a baby chain during a Friday afternoon ransacking while Warren Grover and wife reported an empty break in at their Broadway residence. No suspects identified. officers urge vigilance and emphasize that burglars avoid areas with police nearby.
The eleventh Indiana councilor district medical association will hold its semi annual meeting in this city on Thursday October 22 at Memorial hall. About one hundred attendees are expected including several ladies. District counties include Wabash Miami Huntington Howard Carroll White and Cass. In Wabash Dr Loris Smith is president Dr James Wilson vicepresident and Dr Lawrence Jewett secretary and treasurer. A banquet at 6 30 p m will follow in the Masonic Temple parlors. A reception for visiting ladies is planned in the afternoon.
Camden Frank Thomas remains in Logansport while D Wyatt shows slow recovery and his wife has fallen ill. Mr and Mrs James Sharp visit in Peoria Illinois. Miss Clarice Risley assists at Farmers State Bank. Mrs Howard Highland and family figure in ongoing community notices.
A special meeting is set for today in the hall on Fourth Street to discuss arrangements for Gompers. Lew F. G. Armick plans to move his drug store into the room just vacated by E. AL McFarland. A large crowd attended the Republican speaking event by Hot-Wal Anith.
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