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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1908
Page
4
Circulation sworn for The Tribune April 1908
Edgar F Metzger publisher of The Logansport Daily Tribune swears the April 1908 circulation is as shown in the above table. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Anna Dolan on May 12, 1908. Notary commission expires July 12, 1911.
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State of
Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Anna Dolan
Republican ticket names listed for state offices
The document lists candidates from the Republican party for statewide offices including Governor James Watson, Lieutenant Governor Fremont Goodwine, Secretary of State Fred A. Sims, Auditor John C. Billheimer, Treasurer Oscar Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, Reporter Supreme Court George W. Self, State Superintendent Lawrence M Turnan, State Statistician J L Peetz, Judge Supreme Court Quincy A. Myers, Judge Appellate Court David Myers, and Congressman Eleventh District Chas Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James <. Watson
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
The Dead Man's Tax and Estate Duties News
Discussion on inheritance tax and estate duties in 1930s context. Highlights Mrs Rylands death in England leaving 17 million, English duties at 10 percent up to one million pounds and 15 percent thereafter totaling 3.25 million, and U S deficits despite Britain’s revenue gain aided by higher estate and income taxes. Public treasury ends year with 17.5 million surplus amid tax shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rylands
Manchester
England
United States
Great Britain
London Mail
Treasury
Wealth taxes proposed to capture fortunes of Jay Gould
The Baltimore American argues large fortunes evade taxes and that the public gains from taxing inherited wealth. It notes Jay Gould’s $70 million estate paid taxes on under a million and calls for adopting English and French methods for stricter collections.
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Jay Gould
Baltimore
City sweep of tickets angers rural delegates at convention
The Democratic county convention nominated city candidates for most offices, sparking protests from country delegates. Treasurer Moroney would have faced re nomination but for precedent. Lybrook from the country won the surveyor spot, deemed a consolation prize. The split foreshadows rural discontent with the ticket balance and future support from out townships.
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Moroney
Lybrook
Park Toledo Triumphs Over Indianapolis In Fast Game
Park Toledo edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 in the fastest game of the season as Eubanks tripled and hit two doubles for two runs. Other scores included Score day beating Philadelphia 4 to 2 and Boston defeating St Louis 6 to 2. Detroit downed Washington 3 to 2. St Louis swept New York 6 to 2 and 2 to 0 in a doubleheader.
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Chicago
Ea Eeeerer
Indianapolis
Eeeb ES
Cincinnati Wes Seen
Toledo
Pittsburg
Aed
Milwaukee Eweesaee
Philadelphia
Columbus Ee Ad
New York
Louisville
Boston
Kansas City
Brooklyn Eeerraee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Wileeda
St. Paul Oes
Cleveland
Eubanks
New York Today
Lush
McGinnity
Malarkey
Sallee
Wiltzehard
Corner stone laid for St. Joseph Hospital by Sisters of St. Francis
The laying of the corner stone marks a landmark in the hospital project. The Sisters of St. Francis labored long and faced obstacles before gaining public support and funding. The hospital will benefit from adequate facilities and modern arrangements, with Logansport citizens grateful for the work that made the new hospital possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Hospital
Sisters of St. Francis
Logansport
Halla shines as Columbus tops Louisville 2 1
Geyer held Louisville to four hits but Columbus won 2 1 as Halla was nearly unhittable until the ninth. Fohl's single Wringley's double and an out prevented a shutout. Batteries Geyer and Fohl Halla and Peitz umpire Kerin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Columbus
Geyer
Halla
Fohl
Wringley
R. H. E. Columbus
Geyer and
Peitz
Kerin
Magnificent pitching sides Milwaukee in low-scoring game
Milwaukee failed to muster more than one hit as Wilson dominated, with an error by Robinson producing Milwaukee's lone run in the fifth. Three Minneapolis singles in the ninth added two runs, giving the visitors a 3 0 victory over Milwaukee. Curtiss and Roth paired with Wilson and Block in a tight pitching duel. Umpire Kane presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wilson
Robinson
Minneapolis
Curtis
Roth
Block
Kane
New York Beats Chicago 4 To 0 In May Baseball Tilt
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as better pitching by Smith was supported poorly early. Batteries Smith Shaw for New York Orth Kleinow for Chicago. Umpire Egan. Chicago later won 6 to 4 against Boston in an evenly played game.
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New York
Chicago
Orth
Smith
Smith and Shaw
Orth and
Kleinow
Egan
Boston
Cleveland Triumphs Over Philadelphia in May Match
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia with a 4 to 2 score in a May game. The report notes Philadelphia as the opponent and May 23 as the date in a concise result summary.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
City Delegates Dictate Convention Role
Local delegates dominated the Democratic convention atmosphere with orderly conduct and a clear stance that national candidates were not under consideration. The event showed regional influence shaping the proceedings and underscored the primacy of city representatives in the process.
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia 8 to 2 in Coors Field Style
Cincinnati won 8 to 2 as five extra base hits fueled the offense. Cincinnati moved into second place with the victory and collected eight runs on eight hits while Philadelphia managed two runs on seven hits. Ewing and McLean teamed with Sparks Foxen and Doomn for the pitchers and fielding effort. Umpire Enmslie presided.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ewing
McLean
Sparks
Foxen
Doomn
Enmslie
Parade Highlights Need for Y M C A in Logansport
The street parade tomorrow emphasizes the importance of a Y M C A for Logansport youths. The schoolboy represents a class that would greatly benefit from wholesome recreation, gymnastic activity, good literature, and healthy companions to build moral and physical well being.
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Logansport
Strongman Kepner Dominates Early Balloting
The passage notes Kepner as the strongest man next to Linemann in early balloting. When Linemann failed to land his strength, it shifted to Han kee, altering the contest dynamics among candidates.
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Kepner
Linemann
Lienemann
Hankee
Election tallies by ward and township for Hanke Adams Clinton areas
Compiled vote totals by candidate pair across numerous wards and townships including Bethlehem, Clay, Deer Creek, Eel, Harrison township, Jackson, Noble, Tipton, Washington and others. Overall sums show mixed results with multiple candidate pairings and substantial county-wide totals.
City Nominees Up For Vigilant Voters In Quiet Campaign
Despite few nationwide nominations the populace can cast ballots for local city nominees. The remark highlights citizen participation and upcoming municipal contests, urging voters to take part in a calm political process.
Moroney Avoids City Treasurer Nomination
The text notes Moroney benefited by the lack of interest from city men in seeking the treasurer nomination, implying a quiet or uncontested path to the post. No further details are provided.
Four years is a long time Waterloo for Lienemann and Beckley
A fragmented line notes that four years felt long for Waterloo for Lienemann and Beckley, implying a lapse or comparison of time serving or elapsed.
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Waterloo
Lienemann
Beckley
Proposal for a national mining bureau led by John Mitchell
A new bureau of mines and mining with John Mitchell as chief gains popular support. It will oversee all mining activities and fund research to adopt safer methods, including a $150,000 appropriation to study mine explosions, secured through Senator Hemenway. Mitchell’s name is also linked to a possible bid for the Democratic vice presidential nomination, though his acceptance is uncertain.
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Bureau of Mines and Mining
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Bureau
Hemenway
Ship subsidy bill enters annual execution phase
The annual execution of the ship subsidy bill has begun, outlining funding and operations for maritime support programs. Lawmakers proceed through budget allocations, with oversight on subsidies to domestic shipyards and related industries.
Yesterday Was a Bad Day for the Slate
A brief report notes a rough day for the slate with setbacks and unfavorable outcomes. No specific names, places, or figures are provided in the readable text.
Ballot Clerk Fourth Ballot Totals By Ward and Precinct
Kepner Adams Bethlem Boone Clay Clinton Deer Creek First ward Second ward Third ward Fourth ward Fifth ward Harrison Jackson Jefferson Miami Noble Tipton Washington list of vote tallies by location and ward for the fourth ballot.
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Betts
Bethlehem
Clay
Eel
Second
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Harrison Township
Jackson
Noble
Tipton
Smith—Adams
Clinton
Washington
Kepner
Adams
Deer Creek
Second Ward
Jefferson
Miami
Hankee
Boone
Blank
Butler
Triton
Guy—Adams
Hel
Har
Butler—Adams
Glinton
Bel
Guy—Bethlehem
Wes
Jefferson Township
Jackson Township
Smith
Tipton Township
Beckley
Barnhart
Guy
First Ward
Harrison
Barnes
Lybrook
First
Schwerdman
Zinn
Surveyor
Election tallies show multiple wards in Harrison township results
The report lists first and second ballots across wards in Harrison township and nearby areas with totals for Barnes Lybrook Schwerdman Zinn and others. Commissioner votes split among Estabrook Jackson and Davis, with Davis leading on the second ballot.
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Robert Estabrook
F. P. Jackson
Frank Davis
Blank
Two Piece Summer Suits Made to Measure at Murphy & Fleming
Logansport tailor Murphy and Fleming advertise two piece summer suits that are made to measure and cheaper than ready made. They promise perfect fit and unique style for fastidious dressers and invite customers to try them and return.
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Logansport
Murphy & Fleming, Tailors
Four Per Cent Interest Offered at Logansport Bank
The Logansport State Bank on Market Street promotes four percent interest in six months on deposits and three percent for three or more months on savings.
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Logansport State Bank
Market Street
Luxes Called to Peru by Father’s Illness
Mr and Mrs Harry Lux were summoned to Peru yesterday due to the serious illness of Mrs Luxs father.
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Harry Lux
Peru
Mrs. Lux
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