Republican Ticket For State Office and Courts
A historical political list names the Republican ticket for state offices including President Taft and Sherman for national races and James Watson Fremont Goodwine Fred Sims John Billheimer Oscar Hadley James Bingham George Self Lawrence McTurnan J L Peetz Quincy Myers David Myers and Charles H Good for district and judicial roles.
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James
Watson
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Chas. H. Good
Minnesota’s 1904 Roosevelt Vote Sets 1908 Taft Target
The piece notes Minnesota as the leading Republican state with 72 percent of votes for Roosevelt in 1904 and argues the 1908 goal should be to replicate that share for Taft. It emphasizes maintaining the Republican dominance and strategic aim for high turnout.
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Minnesota
Union
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Taft
Judge Parker Accused of Vain Revenge Motive
The piece argues the judge seeks revenge on Bryan for a four year ago defeat, suggesting Parker pretends to oppose Bryan to appease Bryanites and pay an alleged debt. It emphasizes accusations of uncharitable suspicion and political maneuvering.
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Judge Parker
Bryan
Parker
Deleplane Likely Nominee for Cass County Representative
James Deleplane name to be presented to the Republican convention today as Deer Creek township's candidate for representative. He is portrayed as a man of admirable character and high ability likely to run a vigorous campaign if nominated and elected to represent Cass County with pride.
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Deleplane
Cass County
James Deleplane
Cass
Two Kinds of Politics in Cass County Convention Debate
The article notes Phares claims Mayor McKee named most delegates to the Republican county convention. It argues even if true it would mark a strong political move in Cass county, despite Republicans facing sharp internal disagreements.
Tribune Publishes Detailed Swarm Circulation Statements
The Tribune releases monthly reports detailing swarm circulation figures. Officials provide breakdowns by region and times, highlighting changes from prior months and noting trends in distribution.
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the Tribune
Logansport Daily Tribune June 1908 Circulation Statement
Edgar F. Metzger publisher swears the Tribune's June 1908 circulation as listed in the table. Notary Essie Hillhouse confirms sworn affidavit dated July 3, 1908.
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State of
Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Campaign label reveals guard over convention in Logansport
Report notes a few men in Logansport labeled a nominee days before the convention and asserts no error or slip occurred, suggesting tight control over the process.
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Logansport
NAME WINNING TICKET TODAY
Delegates to the republican county convention consider a strong field of candidates. The Cass county delegation is described as the best type of citizens and aims for a fair, harmonious ticket without favoritism, focusing on party welfare and a clean campaign.
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Cass County
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
The schedule lists Pittsburg against Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and New York at Philadelphia with additional pairings including Pittsburg at Brooklyn and St. Louis hosting New York.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago Beats Washington 4 1 in Baseball Clash
Chicago pounded four runs off Charles Smith in the first three innings to win 4 to 1 over Washington. Batteries F Smith Sullivan G Smith Kelley Street. Umpires Hurst and O Loughlin.
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Chicago
Washington
Charles Smith
R. H. EB
F. Smith and Sullivan
G. Smith
Kelley
Street
Hurst
O'Loughlifi
Minenapolis at Toledo and other league matchups
Matchups listed include Minenapolis versus Toledo, St. Paul versus Columbus, Kansas City versus Indianapolis, Milwaukee versus Louisville. Umpires noted as Sheridan and Egan. Players Kleinow and Steeney are named.
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Minenapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kleinow and
Steeney
Sheridan and
Egan
Columbus 7 St. Paul 0 in fast game
Hess shut out St. Paul as Columbus built a big lead. Friel stole home in the first inning and Wrigley hit a seventh inning triple for Columbus. Final score Columbus seven St. Paul zero with Hess and James in the battery. Hall and Francisco for St. Paul. Kerin umpired.
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Paul
Friel
Wrigley
Columbus
Hess
James
Hall
Francisco
Kerin
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in Sharp Fielding Game
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 on July 31 with strong defense. Maddox and Gibson shared pitching duties for Pittsburg while Rucker and Bergen worked for Brooklyn. Umpires Rudderham and Emslie supervised the game. New York posted a 9 to 2 win over St Louis, with Lush Ludwig Taylor and Bresnahan on the mound and at bat. Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 3 to 0 as both teams produced sharp fielding, Coakley and Schlei for Phila and Foxen and Doom for Cincinnati. Umpire Klem.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Sharp
Maddox
Gibson
Rucker
Bergen
Rudderham and Emslie
St. Louis
New York
Lush
Raymond Ludwig
Taylor and Bresnahan
pire—Johnstone
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Coakley
Schlei
Foxen
Doom
Klem
St. Louis Americans Win Third Game Over Philadelphia 4 to 2
St. Louis opened a quick lead in the third game of the series and defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in the July 31 matchup. Bailey Waddell and Spencer powered the win while Bender Powers toed the line for Phila. Connolly officiated as umpire.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bailey, Waddell and Spencer
Bender
Powers
Connolly
Boston Breaks Detroit Streak 9-5 in Nine-Run Win
Boston defeated Detroit 9 to 5 to end the Tigers nine game winning streak. Detroit squandered two misplays in the ninth allowing four Boston runs as Summers Mullin and Thomas starred for Detroit while Burchell Steele and Carrigan led Boston. Evans umpired.
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Boston
Detroit
Summers
Mullin
Thomas
Schmidt
Burchell Steele
Carrigan
Evans
Cleveland Beats New York 16 to 3 in One Sided Game
Cleveland won 16 to 3 over New York in a July 31 game. Key players include Falkenberg N Clark and Davidson for Cleveland, Chesbro Billiard for New York. Scoring sequence shows Cleveland dominant with early impact and strong pitching.
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Cleveland
New York
K. H.W
Falkenberg
N. Clark
Davidson
Chesbro
Billiard
Chicago Defeats Boston 3-1 to Take Fourth Straight
Chicago won 3 to 1 in Boston as Overall and Kling pitched well in key moments. Lin daman and Graham caught for Boston, umpire Rigler officiated.
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Chicago
Boston
Boston Today
Vistors
Kling
Lindaman
Graham
Rigler
Minneapolis Power Past Toledo 3 1 In Afternoon Tilt
Minneapolis defeated Toledo 3 to 1 as the visitors used one hit and two bases on balls with an error to push two runs across. Batteries Lattimore and Land, Patterson and Block. Umpire Owen.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Lattimore and
Land
Patterson and
Block
Owen
Civil service job openings across several cities
A list of competitive exams for multiple civil service positions is announced with salaries and dates. Posts include translator, clinical director, steam engineer, and inspector of mechanical and electrical engineering with locations in Salt Lake City Bloomington Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Evansville Fort Wayne Indianapolis Ironton Lafayette Lexington Louisville Paducah Toledo and Zanesville. Applications close Aug 26 through Sept 10 depending on post.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Government Hospital For Insane
Freedman’s Hospital
Bloomington
Ind
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
O. Evansvile
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ironton
Lafayette
Lexington
Louisville
Louisville, Ky
Paducah, Ky
Toledo, O
Zanesville
Civil Service Board
Walton News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Walton July 31 special to the Tribune describes three year old Paul Raikes inserting corn grain into his nose requiring chloroform removal by a doctor. He is recovering well. Jack Anderson remains bedridden with illness. Mr and Mrs William Crim hosted Mrs Mary Bebee and Mrs Frank Brown. Emil Huffman and Jessie Hurd returned from Valparaiso Normal school.
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Raikes
George Raikes
William Crim
Mary Bebee
Frank Brown
Emil Huffman
Jessie Hurd
Valparaiso Normal School
Local residents host visitors after countryside outing
Dr and Mrs Gray returned home yesterday from a two week outing at Horseshroe Curve. Miss Edna Olson and Miss Brenda Ranseen, daughter of Rev M C Ranseen of Chicago, are guests of Miss Lillian Olson at 2011 Spear Street.
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Mrs. Gray
Horseshroe Curve
Edna Olson
Brenda Ranseen
M. C. Ranseen
Chicago
Lillian Olson
Spear Street
Schools Open September 14 After Cleanup and Repairs
City schools will open September 14 as the school board assigns workers to clean and repair buildings. Many interiors are being repainted to ready facilities for students.
Science Siftings on Brain Weight Age and New Diamond Rivals
A man’s brain reaches maximum weight at twenty, a woman’s at seventeen. A doctor notes the typhoid bacillus is so tiny a drop of water could hold millions. The diamond, once the hardest substance, now faces two rivals of titanium.
Rings Tilt Change Our View of Saturn Over Time
The passage notes Saturn's rings lie about thirty years ago and tilt at an angle to the orbital plane, causing the rings to display a continually changing face to observers.
The Millionaire's Plaint Prayer Demands Hopeful Plea
A baffling poetic fragment invokes a prayer to O Lord for aid and patience in grim despair. The speaker pleads for a few more wants, referencing Becla p and an ensign as symbols of fate taunting. The lines echo a Century magazine style meditation.
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Thomas L. Masson
Century
Notable Women in Education and Society Abroad
Miss Mary Haden joins the senate of the new Dublin university while another woman sits on Belfast university’s council. Mrs Sarah Bryant, despite being ninety in Stonington Me, remains active and skilled. Grace O Connor of Holyoke earned state pharmacist registry. Mrs Ray Matshak funds Vanderbilt clinic surgery department. Mrs John Jacob Astor occupies Adair home in Mayfair for the season. Mrs Elbridge Claiborne first woman voter in Philadelphia Trades league directors election.
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Mary Haden
Bosen
New Dublin University
New Belfast University
Sarah Bryant
Stonington
Grace O'Connor
Holyoke
Mass
State Board of Pharmacy
Samuel Matshak
Ray Matshak
Vanderbilt Clinic
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York City
John Jacob Astor
New York
Adair
Curzon Street
London
Mayfair
Elbridge Claiborne
Trades League of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Canadian Presbyterian elects Rev F B Duvall as moderator
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada has elected Rev. F B Duvall of Knox Church Winnipeg as moderator. He previously served at Toledo Ohio and Wilmington Delaware. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Farley plan to attend the eucharist congress in London next September then travel to Rome to visit.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In Canada
F. B. Duvall
Knox Church
Winnipeg
Toledo
Wilmington
Del
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Farley
London
Rome
Rev Dr A M Campbell resigns pastorscy for college presidency
The Rev Dr A M Campbell, seven years pastor of Wagoner Place United Presbyterian Church in St Louis, resigns to become president of Franklin Co educational university at New Athens Ohio. Campbell has twenty five years in ministry with pastorships in Ohio Pennsylvania and Missouri. The Rev Dr William R Jenvey recently celebrated the twenty ...
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Wheto Guggens
Juve
A. M. Campbell
Wagoner Place
Saint Paul’s Hoboken Rector Marks Fifth Anniversary
The rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Hoboken New Jersey celebrates his fifth anniversary and notes he has missed only one scheduled service during his ministry due to a severe grip illness that kept him in bed.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Hoboken
N. J
Baseball Trades and Lineup Shifts Across Major Leagues
The New York Americans sold outfielder Baerwald and Elias Bell to Memphis Southern League. Boston Nationals shipped pitcher Ostdiek to Providence and pitcher Maize to Lawrence. Manager Jennings plans to deploy Summers and Mullin in every series this season. Artie Hofman has a regular Cubs role and is to bat right field permanently under Manager Chance. Billy Sullivan’s chest protector is being adopted by major league catchers, replacing pneumatic models with an upholsterered design that folds back and stores compactly.
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New York Americans
Baerwald
Elias Bell
Boston Nationals
Ostdiek
Providence
Maize
Lawrence
Jennings
Mullin
Cubs
Artie Hofman
Chance
Artie
Billy Sullivan
Chicago Americans
Belgium Bans Cremation and Global Exhibits Rise
News notes cremation is forbidden in Belgium and comments on a Belgian engineer M Tournay constructing a taller tower for the 1910 Brussels exhibition at Ixelles costing about 240000 dollars. It mentions Australia’s 60000 cattle on the Victoria River Station and a Paris hotel burglary where stolen boots were returned with a taunting note.
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Belgium
Australia
Victoria River
Northern Territory
Port Darwin
M. Tournay
Brussels
Ixelles
Paris
How Do You Write Horn Says Child On Board
Exchange at the classroom shows a young pupil correcting spelling with humor. The teacher asks about the word horn and the boy replies that a horn isn’t written, it is blown. The brief humor captures a moment of language learning.
The Boss Promotes Economical Two Burner Stove
The Boss argues people overpay for coal or wood to cook, noting a cooler kitchen with a two burner stove for $348 or larger size, promising safety, economy, and a new lease on life and happiness.
Local Republican Nominating Notices Listed
A set of campaign announcements appears from Cass County residents seeking Republican nominations. Edward W. Anderson for trustee of Eel township, I N Watkins for county clerk, Calvin P Heck for clerk of the circuit court, Frank J Berndt for Cass County clerk, S G Gifford for Cass County clerk, and J S Riellinger for sheriff. Each submission notes candidacy is subject to the Republican nominating convention.
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Tribune
Eel Township
Edward W. Anderson
I. N. Watkins
Calvin P. Heck
Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Candidate declarations for Cass County sheriff race
Three local notices announce candidacies for Cass County sheriff subject to Republican convention decisions. Ulysses S. Hoffman editor Tribune, August Swanson, and W. B. Enyart indicate their runs contingent on party endorsement.
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Tribune
Republican County Convention
J. S. Riellinger
Cass County
August Swanson
Republian
Cass County Surveyor Candidates Seek GOP Nomination
Editor Tribune notes candidacy for Cass County surveyor by Harry M. Bell John G Schmidt and W L Harrison all subject to Republican nominating convention August.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
John G. Schmidt
Candidacy Filed for County Treasurer by G W Cogley and Owen Mgreevey
Editor Tribune notes G W Cogley announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican county convention decision. Owens A Mgreevey also declares run pending convention outcomes.
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Tribune
Republican County Convention
Owen A. Mgreevey
James Deleplane Seeks Republican Nomination
The writer announces that his name, James Deleplane, will appear before the Republican convention for nomination as representative.
Candidate for prosecuting attorney seeks Republican nom
O B Conant declares as a candidate for prosecuting attorney, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. He presents his bid to party members and awaits the convention outcome.
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Tribune
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