Political ticket names for state offices listed
The document lists candidates for state offices including Vice President James S. Sherman Governor James W. Watson Lieutenant Governor Fremont E. Goodenwine Secretary of State Fred A. Sims Auditor John C. Billheimer and Treasurer Oscar Hadley. The text presents a straightforward roster of nominees without further context or details.
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James«. Watson
Fremont E. Goodewine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
Rich Decline Shows Panic Hit The Wealthy Hard
The piece argues that the October panic hit the rich more than the middle class and poor. It cites Mr. Stuyvesant Fish and Newport merchants as evidence that extravagant spenders may face credit tightness and higher living costs. The author calls for reducing top incomes and stresses balancing outgo with income.
Logansport Daily Tribune June 1908 circulation sworn
Edgar F. Metzger publisher of The Logansport Daily Tribune swears the June 1908 circulation figures as shown in the accompanying table. Notary Essie Hillhouse attests, with commission expiring August 31, 1908.
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Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Old Settlers Picnic Meeting in Court House Plan
The Old Settlers committee schedules a 11 o'clock business meeting with a 11:30 to 2 lunch period. If weather fails the event moves to the court house for addresses by W. W. Thornton G. N. Berry B. F. Loutham Sriah Kreider E. S. Rice Max Gordon Jesse Martin John C. Nelson W. G. Wilson J. H. Hench and others.
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W. W. Thornton
Indianapolis
G. N. Berry
B. F. Loutham
Sriah Kreider
E. S. Rice
Max Gordon
Jesse Martin
John C. Nelson
W. G. Wilson
J. H. Hench
Fine European Horses Arrive In City For Lafayette Farm
One hundred twenty four high grade horses purchased by George R. Crouch in Europe passed through today on a Wabash train from New York City. The shipment, including German Coach Percheron and Belgium stock, was said to be the finest ever brought to the Crouch Stock Farm at Lafayette. Two valuable steeds died en route aboard the steamship.
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George R. Crouch
Europe
Wabash
New York
Belgium
Crouch
Lafayette
United States Express Company
Railway Mail Clerks Balk at New Delivery Rules
Rail way mail clerks nationwide protest a Post Office directive making them responsible for damages from careless mail delivery. The rule requires a designated drop point at each station and for clerks to deliver only to that point, with no excuse that they did their best.
August Picnic Month Promises Honest Farmer Lunches
August is described as the peak time for picnics and family reunions. The piece contrasts wholesome farmer picnic dinners with urban quick lunches, praising fresh butter water milk chicken and home baked goods as free from adulterants and cold storage concerns.
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The
Score
Bean dinner in Russiaville draws congressional candidates
The annual bean dinner in western Howard county drew 600 guests including Charles B. Landis of Delphi and his rival Martin A. Morrison of Frankfort. Entertainment came from the Henry C. Coul ter Post No. 121 and the W. R. C while both candidates shared in several plates of beans.
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Howard County
Russiaville
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
Congress
Martin A. Morrison
Frankfort
Henry C. Coulter
Horse Plows into Mur Dock Hotel Lobby
A horse hitched to a furniture wagon ran into the Mur dock hotel lobby yesterday morning. The horse broke free and knocked a wagon into the hotel entrance before being corralled. No serious injuries reported, and guests were startled by the incident.
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Murdock Hotel
J. T. Elliott
Fast freight lines maintain 25 mph schedule between East and West
The fast freight route over the Big Four and Pennsylvania has operated on a fast timetable for weeks, rarely arriving late at New York, St. Louis, and Chicago terminals. Officials note trains have consistently reached 25 mph and, in some cases, 28 mph between Western and Eastern points with fast freight locomotives.
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Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Mrs Cox Hosts Double Six Pedro Club Meeting
Yesterday afternoon the Double Six Pedro club met at Mrs. Pearl Cox's home. Honors went to Mrs. Anna Finch and Mrs. Ollie Lawler. They will meet next Thursday at Mrs. Lynne Imler's home on 303 High Street.
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Pedro Club
Pearl Cox
Anna Finch
Ollie Lawler
Lynne Imler
High Street
Establish City Limits Clarification Visit
City Engineer John Schmitt and deputy Austin O Connell surveyed the northern city edge yesterday morning to mark the limits as the mile long gravel road project progresses.
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John Schmitt
Austin O’connell
Cres cent club swimmer sets two mile distance record
Paul Davis of the Cres cent club camp at Dykeman Springs claims the long distance record by swimming two miles from the camp to the Eighteenth street bridge.
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Paul Davis
Crescent Club
Dykeman Springs
Eighteenth Street Bridge
NO VANDALIA PICNIC EXPECTED THIS YEAR
Indications are there will be no Vandalia employees outing this year. Employees must sign a petition to the road for a train and a day off, and a date will be set if the petition is granted. Last year the request was approved and a free train was provided.
Watermelon Day aims to feature daylight fireworks
The Crawfords ville Journal notes the September event likely titled Water Melon Day. A letter seeks daylight fireworks costs as a novel form of entertainment with aerial explosions creating floating figures before they descend.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Boyd Park Attracts Large Crowds Through Summer
J A Erwin manager reports a highly successful season at Boyd Park with strong attendance on Sundays and weekdays. Weather has been favorable and conditions along the Wabash river have been ideal for park activities.
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J. A. Erwin
Boyd Park
Boyd
Wabash River
Kentland Dentist Tries Suicide in Apparent Poverty Row
Dr. S. D. Myers of Kentland was brought to Longcliff after attempting suicide by taking laudanum, believing himself poverty stricken. The incident occurred in a context of financial distress.
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S. D. Myers
Kentland
Longcliff
Dorcas Circle Set For 2 PM Meeting At Mrs Price Home
Dorcas Circle of Kings Daughters will meet this afternoon at 222 State Street the home of Mrs Frank Price at 2 o clock.
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Dorcas
Kings Daughters
Frank Price
State Street
Engineer Gets a Fortune
George L. Jones and his wife returned from four months in England and Wales and he resumes his charge of the switch engine on the Vandalia at the Jessups coal mine. While visiting his old Wales home he helped settle an estate and reportedly received $60,000 as his share.
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Harry Lotz
Vandalia
O. G. Mason
James Pendleton
Dykeman Springs
H. G. Warvel
Colorado
Andrews
Ira Lewis
Wabasa Railroad
Frankfort
Albert Rogers
Sprague Nichols
Agnes
Elizabeth
Robert
Marion
Herman Alexander
E. J. Courtney
E. G. Snyder
The
Panhandle
Lake Cicott
Courtney
George L. Jones
England
Wales
Jessups
Mr. Jones
Trip Begins On Tippecanoe River Fishing Expedition
The annual fishing trip of Guy Shuman August Bethke William Bethke and Alvin Guthrie starts at DeLong August 1. They float canoes made of canvass on the Indian type down the Tippecanoe to the Wabash then to Lafayette where the trip ends.
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Guy Shuman
August Bethke
William Bethke
Alvin Guthrie
Tippecanoe River
DeLong
Wabash
Lafayette
Penny Gets New Line Opens Norfolk Route
The Pennsylvania railroad will soon take possession of the New York Philadelphia Norfolk line. The company gains a direct route into Norfolk via the Delaware Maryland Peninsula and Cape Charles giving the shortest path from Washington and Richmond.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York-Philadelphia-Norfolk Railroad
Norfolk
Delaware
Maryland, Peninsular
Cape Charles
Washington
Richmond
Republican platform summary highlights farmer aid and tariff reform
The document defends Republican policies boosting rural mail delivery road improvements and state aid, touts Sherman antitrust enforcement and calls for tariff revision with minimum and maximum rates. It stresses court authority rail and mining interests, postal savings, a stable currency, and full protection of constitutional amendments for Black Americans while opposing Democratic rule.
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Republican Party
Congress
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Legislative Department
House of Representatives
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