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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

6

The Busy Man's Corner and Other World News

A column lists brief items: a Bridgeport death from a prank, navy yard ship color plans, a Fort William elevator contract, a New York judge accusing a politician of white slave traffic, a Richmond execution for attempted assault, British naval moves to South America, a Roane County jail attack killing George Cook, Roosevelt backing public health legislation, and a German wives’ society award to 39 New York domestic workers.

John Schink Bridgeport Conn Navy Yard Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company Fort William Ontario Winston Green Richmond Sir Percy Scott South America Roane County Kingston Tenn George Cook John King Southwest Point Roosevelt Congress American Medical Association New York German Sewives’ Society

Bucket Shop Haul Unearthed in Cincinnati

Cincinnati officials suspended five Western Union employees amid Chicago board of trade charges that market quotations leaked to bucket shops. The chief operator, lineman, clerk to the superintendent, head of the ticket department, and head switchboard chief were dismissed. Two are nephews of Superintendent Miller.

Cincinnati Western Union Chicago Board of Trade Cincinnati Western Union Miller

To Behead Chinese Officers Edict Issued in Peking

An edict issued Friday orders the beheading of two Chinese officers and severe punishments for seven others involved in the Tonking border crossing incident and the July clash with French soldiers in Tonking.

Peking Tonking

Two Men Die After Train Strikes Them in Petersburg

In Petersburg Illinois on Friday William Doyle and William Finney both from Mason City were fatally struck by a switch engine of the Chicago Peoria and St. Louis railroad. The accident occurred as the men were on or near the tracks. Police and railroad officials investigated the scene.

Bloomington William Doyle William Finney Mason City Petersburg

School Teacher Albert Albright Found Dead Near Lawson

Albert Albright a 30 year old school teacher was found dead with a bullet wound on a public road near Lawson Missouri on October 31 authorities investigate the incident as a homicide or possible suicide as details remain unclear.

Lawson, Mo Albert Albright Here

Markets Report Chicago and New York Treasury Wheat Prices

The Market notes show flour markets steady to dull with spring wheat and patent flour prices listed. Wheat futures drift lower with December and May quotes, While corn and oats are mixed and steady, and dairy and poultry prices appear in scattered fragments from the markets page.

Chicago Minnesota Osic New York Duluth

Cattle and Hog Prices in Chicago and Omaha Markets

CATTLE and HOG prices listed for Chicago and Omaha markets show varied ranges. Native steers and cows command several dollars, with feeders and calves spanning broad intervals. hogs mix prime to heavy packers with fluctuating loads. Market notes indicate steady trends with slight variations across categories.

Omaha Neb Texas B.be.g

The Reporter Available at Local Stores in Porter's and Roy el State

The Reporter is on sale at Roy el State cigar store located at 411 Fourth Street Porter's cigar store at 324 Market Street and at the Interorhan news stand indicating broad distribution for readers in the area.

Royel State Cigar Store Fourth Street Porter's Cigar Store Market Street Interorhan News Stand

Comiskey May Name Calahan Manager As Jones Dominates Sox Talk

Chicago reports say Charles Comiskey may appoint Jimmy Callahan as manager if Fielder Jones retires from baseball. Calahan’s prior tight link to players hindered results, and Comiskey releases claims to ease reinstatement by the national commission amid past feuds.

Chicago Charles Comiskey Jimmy” Calahan Chicago Logan Squares White Sox Fielder Jones Callahan Sox Comiskey National Commission Hten Johnson

Rah Rah Hat For Coeds At Wisconsin

In Madison on October 31 coeds at the University of Wisconsin plan to wear the compact Rah Rah hat after faculty ban on the Merry Widow. Following Prof M O Shea many oppose the old style and the coeds vow to adopt the new pocket sized felt lid. A mass meeting will bind the student body to the change.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin M. ¥. O'Shea

Tinker Debuts on Stage in Brown of Harvard Role

Chicago reports Joe Tinker Cub shortstop will make his stage debut November 9 at the People's Theatre playing Tubby Anderson in Brown of Harvard. He will continue acting as long as he likes his performance. Cubs president Murphy returns after a brief illness. Comiskey of the Sox expected home from Wisconsin woods today.

Chicago Joe Tinker People’s Theatre Tubby Anderson Brown Harvard Joe Murphy Cubs Comiskey Sox Wisconsin Woods

King’s Automobile Renews Spirits of Shaken Man

A bedraggled man, marred by a thrashing, smiles contentedly after being run down by the king’s automobile. The incident sparks chatter about his resilience and luck in the wake of the crash.

King's

Hog market prices for various weight ranges listed

The record shows pig prices from 100 to 130 pounds at 4.00 to 4.50 dollars, light hogs 130 to 160 pounds at 4.59 to 5.00, medium hogs 170 to 190 pounds at 4.99 to 5.10, and choice heavy hogs at 5.25 to 5.50 dollars. An unclear or garbled rest of text appears after the main entries.

Hides and Wool Advertisement Correction

A corrected advertisement from B. V. Cook & Co. lists hides and wool items with distorted OCR text placeholders. The notice references Hides No. 1 and No. 2 hides and wool categories, indicating a misprint or garbled listing to be amended.

B. V. Cook & Co

Wendell's Run Highlighted by Yale Coach Biglow

Yale coach Lucius H. Biglow praised Harvard’s Wendell for a spectacular long run in the 1907 Harvard Yale game. He described Wendell breaking from center, weaving through the line with a flying wall of blockers, and reaching the goal line inches from a Yale score. Biglow noted Tad Jones stopped him six inches from Yale's line.

New Haven Conn Werdel Harvard Ord Lucius H. Biglow Yale Biglow Wendell Tad’ Jones Ighout Newhall

Vanderbilt Star Walks 20 Miles to Join Team

The Vanderbilt football squad left Nashville for Ann Arbor to face Michigan. Right guard Louis Red Hasslock, recently with Company K at Reelfoot Lake, joined after obtaining permission and walked twenty miles through hostile country to catch the train.

Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt Ann Arbor Mich Michigan University Louis Red) Hasslock Company K Reelfoot Lake Michigan

Digestion relief in minutes with Diapepsin remedy

Digestive aid claims rapid relief from indigestion and sour stomach. It promotes easier digestion after meals, reducing heartburn gas and belching and promising improved appetite and fresher breath. It urges readers to buy Diapepsin from a druggist and begin treatment immediately.

Papes

Eggs aux fines herbs

One tablespoon flour and 1.5 oz butter are cooked until thickened. Stir in half a pint milk, season, then add another ounce butter and 1 tablespoon minced parsley. Slice four hard boiled eggs on a hot dish, boil sauce, add lemon juice, strain, pour over eggs and serve.

The Reporter Available at Porter's Star Store

The Reporter is on sale at Porter's Star Store located at 324 Marvet Street. Readers can purchase today from the local shop serving the community.

Porter's Star Marvet Street

Love Defied Jail Bars In Fresno Elopement

Fresno story of Neil Summers a sixteen year old girl and Lee B Warren a twenty eight year old medical student. They met at Long Beach married after eloping and several arrests including a charge of child stealing. The wedding occurred after Summers family intervened.

Fresno Cal Neil Summers Lee B. Warren Yorksville Long Beach Miss Summers Warren Net Summers San Francisco Papa Summers Elopers

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