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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
2
The History Museum Historical Society asks residents to report old coins relics and items of historical interest. Charles M M Ray lists pieces from 1730 three pence to 1842 cent along with a Libby prison gavel and 1804 trade piece.
Dr John Little returned yesterday from Chicago where he attended to business matters.
Mrs John Vernon was summoned to Lima Ohio yesterday due to the serious illness of her grandson Vernon Tilton.
John McConnell longtime county resident died at his Galveston home Wednesday at 4 45 p m after a six year illness He was 56 survived by wife and two brothers Edward and Robert of Miami county He belonged to Galveston lodge of Masons Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday from M E church Galveston burial Galveston cemetery William Henke funeral set 1 30 p m Sunday 1322 Broadway Rev Sumwalt and Rev Granstaff conduct service burial Mt Hope Cemetery Odd Fellows and Red Men lodges will assist
The funeral for Mrs Lucy Friend of Deacon Deer Creek township will be Friday at 10 from Salem church with burial in Miller cemetery. Charles F Allen of Longcliff hospital had a service at Pleasant Valley church Darwin Carroll county and burial at Burlington yesterday.
The Associated Press reports the Supreme Court debated whether North Carolina’s 1905 penalty statute for railroads refusing to receive interstate shipments unlawfully interferes with interstate commerce. Two cases involve Southern Railway Company delays from Rutherfordton to Scottville and Charlotte to Davis, with penalties and damages awarded.
Chicago Record-Herald reports Havoc as a global intrigue serial by E Phillips Oppenheim. An American reporter obtains secret German papers risking death. The plot moves to London where secret service hunts escalate amid intrigue and love. Free reprints of early chapters offered at newsdealer counters.
Township voters will choose road supervisors this Saturday December 16. Notices have been posted by trustees and polls will be open for two hours with light turnout expected.
Alexander Wheeler's Rag Time Band and Orchestra perform at the Nelson theater with the Hottest Coon in Dixie show. Lionel Morrie Players debut with Girl From Out Yonder and Brixton Burglary for a three-act program including praise from Evansville critics. Street parade at noon. holiday bargains and advance seats on sale. three matinees weekly.
The Lorenz Bros present a mesmeric performance next week starting Monday December 11. They stage a cake walk with subjects under control simulating colored ladies and gentlemen and feature elaborate costumes and electrical effects valued at ten thousand dollars.
The New York Courier praises Cecil Fanning the American baritone at a Hotel Plaza old music concert with Geraldine Farrar of the Metropolitan Opera and Arnold Dolmetsch. Fanning’s acting humor and vocal charm win repeated ovations, including songs like The Keys of Heaven and Meet Me By Moonlight Alone. Dolmetsch accompanies on harpsichord.
A druggist offers a money refund if PaZO Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or prolapsing piles within 6 to 14 days. The advertisement states the price as 50 cents and promises relief for external and internal piles.
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Freltoy of Moo sup Conn describes years of debility and sickness. She credits blood bitters with restoring her energy and well being after months of fatigue and lack of ambition.
A fragmented note from Waverly Virginia quotes Mr. B W L Hall urging rapid treatment of colds to reduce danger of pneumonia and other serious diseases. The garbled text references Bays firn and unclear details.
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