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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

5

Democrats Trade Votes to Save Marshall in Indiana

Reports from Indianapolis say Democrats plan to trade votes to help Marshall and sacrifice the state ticket to gain legislative aid from liquor interests. Brewers and saloon vendors would back Democratic legislators, aiming to block or weaken temperance laws, while Watson braces for a temperance-centered race and vows to uphold the county local option plank.

General Assembly Bryan Marshall Bryap Kern Ppbr Caerars House of Representatives Columbia City James E. Watson Watson Indiana

STOVINK Stove Polish Claims Months of Shine

A new chemical named STOVINK promises months of stove shine with one coat even when the stove runs hot. Sold for twenty five cents by A. Eberlein and Finnegin Hardware Co, it guarantees to keep stoves in fine condition without labor and rivals a dozen boxes of polish.

Stovink A. Eberlein

Hunger Solution in Hell's Kitchen by Mrs Leighton

Special to the Reporter New York August 6 Mrs Chris Leighton uses clever buying to feed her block at lower prices. She buys from water front markets in large quantities and passes bargains to neighbors. Her organized approach cuts costs and improves food quality for many families in the tenement district.

New York Chris. Leighton Hell's Kitchen

Hammer fined for wearing Masonic emblem

Indianapolis bondsman Charles Hammer was fined $50 and costs in police court for displaying a Masonic emblem without membership. A Royal Arch pin and Masonic watch charm were worn. Jurors also filed claims for fees to increase the penalties. the piece notes a troubled family history and a recent brotherly conviction.

Indianapolis Ind Charles Hammer Royal Arch Hammer Royal

Cy Young Pitches 471 Wins in Major League Career

Cy Young has pitched eighteen and one half seasons in the major leagues. He has won 471 games and lost ...

Cy Young

First Real Cure for Tetanus Reported at Pasteur Annex

Pittsburg doctors claim magnesium sulphate injections into the spinal column cured tetanus in 14 year old Harry Gilbert after July 4 injury. The boy’s muscles relaxed over twelve days, with anti-toxin used to aid the process. Bellevue Hospital in New York is following the case with interest.

Pittsburg M.xee Pasteu' Institute Mercy Hospital of Harry Gilbert Pasteur Mercy Hospital Bellevue. Hospital New York Young Gilbert Bellevue Bellevue T Albert

Viewers Requested Change in County Road Route

Attorney M. F. Mahoney appeared for Mrs. Cribbons asking commissioners to change the viewers and appoint new ones. Attorney B. F. Long argued Mrs. Cribbons’ property was not harmed more than others and that she would benefit from the road.

M. F. Mahoney

Cigar Makers Seek Dual Prizes in City Union Contest

The Cigarmakers union plans to win both the best looking delegation and the largest union membership turnout prizes. A meeting last night elected John Voss to the unexpired term of President T. H. Rhode, who moved away. Jacob Kein was chosen as delegate to the Federation of Labor convention in Vincennes on September 29.

John Voss T. H. Rhode Jacob Kein Federation of Labor Vincennes

If a Man Could Have Half His Wishes

A concise proverb noting that partial fulfillment of desires often amplifies other problems, suggesting that achieving fewer wants can still worsen overall difficulties.

Baby lived with out any grain head and face misshapen at birth

Marie Giacomo, born brainless, died at Belleveu hospital at forty hours. Father Leonardo Giacomo, 32, said mother refused consent for earlier treatment. Doctors hoped skull moulding would help but infant died quietly while being fed.

Belleveu Hospital Marie Giacomo Leonardo Giacomo Second Avenue

Indiana excursion Logansport to Indianapolis via IU lines

Round trip from Logansport to Indianapolis offered by IU lines next Sunday. Special tickets valid on trains leaving Logansport at 6 00 am 5 45 am and 9 00 am. Fare is 1.25 dollars for the round trip.

Logansport Indianapolis I U. T. Company Lines

If the Wicklesbridges Were in the White House

Mrs. Wicklebridge imagines a vacation away from prying eyes while her husband quips about a presidency. The dialogue satirizes publicity and incognito travel with Civil talk of reporters, secret service and a president’s wife. Annie Sk. Philpott, 93, a Washington government printing bureau employee, is listed at the end.

Annie Sk. Philpott Government Printing Bureau Washington

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Democrats Marshall Alone Hell’s Kitchen Mrs. Leighton Wii Anoka L. J. Leedy Peter Dunkin Young America J. H. Hench P. K. Shaffer Ade Dykeman James G. ‘Tucker Salém Harry Persinger Galveston Lawrence McDonald Charles Hearrell Jefferson Guy Daugter Miss Pearl Dennis Guy Cass Hahn Minerva Flinn Charles Tucker Peru Old Settlers W. W. Thornton John Marshall Chicago James A. Tucker Lue Cigar Makers Strong Tweedell India Cess Sio Wicklesbridges White House F. W. Schaefer Oyster Bay Wicklebridge Idaho Secret Service Coney Island Postum Cereal Company, Limited Battle Creek, Mich
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