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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
1
Rioting in Springfield Yields Mass Arrests and Rising Deaths
Springfield Wisconsin swelled with arrests as looting crimes spread after riots. Police reported 80 prisoners in a crowded station, with six notable arrests tied to loot findings. Governor Deneen issued six reward proclamations for murderers, as new fatalities raised the death toll to six with more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Denecen
Deneen
Thomas Richardson
Mabel Hallam
Mississippi
Harvard Park
Richardson
Swift and Company
James
William
Jacksonville
Mear Twelfth
Madison
W. H. Bowe
Bowe
Bill
Woman Escapes Fire After Carrying Blazing Gas Stove Outside
Marguerite Demerly of 204 North Sixth Street saved her home when a gasoline stove ignited as she prepared supper. She carried the flaming appliance into the yard to prevent a tank from catching fire. Neighbors aided and one girl suffered a badly burned arm and facial singeing.
Circus Train Wreck Injures Eight at Rail Route
Eight Barnum Bailey circus workers were badly hurt when spreading rails caused four cars of the first section to derail on the Great Northern line eight miles south of New Westminster. The severely injured include W. C. Wheaton of Rochester and Andrew Melane of Mount Vernon who is expected to die. Little damage to cars or animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
College Clubs to Be Formed by Republicans
Republicans plan to form college clubs and bring first voters into the fold as part of a broader political outreach. The move aims to recruit student supporters and expand party influence on campuses nationwide.
Taft to tailor speeches for delegations at Hot Springs meeting
At Hot Springs Virginia on August 17 Judge Taft outlined plans to customize campaign speeches for each delegation visiting Cincinnati. He said he would expand on topics as needed and avoid a fixed order, noting topics depend on delegation interests. The discussion included Herbert M Myers of Columbus Ohio and plans to boost college voter outreach to 25 000 first voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cincinnati
Herbert M. Myers
Columbus, CO
Ohio Republican College League of Republican Clubs
Myers
College League
League of Children's Clubs
National League
Editors Gather for National Editorial Association Meet
St Paul Minn Aug 17 Editors from across the United States meeting for the twenty third annual convention of the National Editorial association. Henry Branson Warner of Lexington NC opened the session and roll call responses named state reps including Arkansas Indiana and Texas. Will H Myers of Brownwood Bulletin is expected to succeed as president with no contest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Paul
Indiana Republican
A. B. Crampton
The
Citizen
Delphi
Ind
Indiana Democrat
W. W. Aikens
Star
Franklin
Indiana Southerner
Indiana Northerer
A. D. Moffitt
Daily Record
Elwood
Will H. Myers
Brownwood
Texas
Bulletin
Vandalia Company Drops Check Off Stance in Strike
At a Terre Haute meeting of operators tonight the Vandalia company reversed its previous plan to resume the check-off system and aligned with other operators. Miners face the same situation as last Friday when the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Operators Association
Missing Grocer Found in Fort Wayne
Geo W Evans Montpelier grocer who disappeared a week ago was found wandering in Fort Wayne and returned to his Hartford City home. He appeared dazed and could not tell his movements his whereabouts or how he spent about 300 dollars he had when he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford City
Ind
Geo. W. Evans
Montpelier
Fort Wayne
Evans
Many Orders Coming in for Logansport Furniture Works
Logansport Furniture Company expands its factory to nine hours daily seven days a week except Sunday. Output includes tables and signs with shipments to Kansas and growing orders from New York. Twenty workers employed now, with plans to hire more as demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport Furniture Company
Mother's Love Causes Tragic Home Fire in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana Mrs Edward Irons and her 18 month old daughter Gertrude died in a kitchen fire blamed on careless coal oil use. Firemen found the bodies close to the door after extinguishing the blaze. The husband Edward Irons worked at Vandalia shops and faced shock and distress.
Night prowler scare ends as police find no intruder
Officers raid the Daly home after a report of a prowler. They search upstairs while another watches the outside and find no sign of a burglar or disturbance. The small Daly boy had heard noises he mistook for a man, think rats caused the sounds.
Race War Threatens as Miners Clash in Tennessee District
In Jellico area near Kings Mountain mine, 70 armed Black workers barricaded in a commissary while 300 to 400 white miners surround. A clash is expected. Sheriff Huddlestone and local authorities mobilize citizens to protect Black workers after weeks of mounting tension and a Saturday eviction of 12 Black families by white miners.
Interurban Line to Carry National Guard to Fort Harrison
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co will haul National Guard units from along its line to Indianapolis for the September encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Over 600 men are expected, with special cars for Battery B equipment and horses. Traction officials in the Midwest monitor this first major use of electric lines for troop movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Battery B
Middle West
Transportation Department
Interurban Directors Refuse Sunday Service Over Beliefs
Winona residents petition the Winona interurban railway for Sunday service, denied for two years due to the directors religious beliefs. An electrical installation firm from Chicago filed for a receiver in Indianapolis to push the road toward Sunday operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Wheat markets hold steady as Cass county sales rise
Market notes report wheat prices unchanged with only a few loads daily as farmers seek cash. Observers estimate two thirds of Cass county wheat sold, with elevators in many towns serving nearby growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Bendix Returns to City for Factory Move Funds
Vincent A. Bendix of the Bendix Automobile Company returns to Chicago for further work on moving the factory to this city. Plans advance to sell stock soon to secure funds for the factory removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Bendix
The
Bendix Automobile Company
Chicago
Bonds Sold For Briggs Road And Morgan Road Projects
Auditor Cann announced yesterday the sale of bonds for the Briggs road in Clinton township and the Morgan road in Washington township. Final papers to be signed, with work likely to start within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann
Briggs Road
Clinton Township
Morgan Road
Washington Township
Local Dailies Sell Coupons For Circus Day Bargains
A major advertiser in Logansport placed a coupon ad in all four newspapers the Daily Tribune the Daily Pharos the Daily Journal and the Daily Reporter. Purchasers could redeem bargains only by presenting the coupons clipped from each paper. The sale occurred on circus day and coupons from each issue were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Cass county agrees to pay additional assessment
Clinton Davisson of Rochester, commissioner on the Gault ditch, reported in the city yesterday that nearly all Cass county residents consent to the extra levy and that no further lawsuits are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘Clinton Davisson
Rochester
Cass County
Fake burglar call near Ellen Daly home investigated
The patrol wagon with two officers rushed to Mrs Ellen Daly at Fourteenth and Spear streets after a burglar call at 10 o clock last night. Sergeant Morris approached the front while a patrolman attacked from the rear in a cautious response to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Daly
Spear ‘Streets
Morris
Investigating Mussels On The Wabash River
Government experts H Walter Clark Donald M Earl and Charles B Wilson traveled the Wabash River to assess the extent of mussels. They aim to determine if pearl manufacturers can use the mollusks and whether mussels offer any future material value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walter Clark
Donald M. Earl
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Wilson
Westfield
Mass
G A R Glee Club to Sing at Shelbyville County Fair
The G A R Glee club accepted an invitation to Shelbyville tomorrow to sing at the county fair. Wednesday will be observed as old soldiers day and various regiments will hold reunions with the glee club as a chief attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Glee Club
Shelbyville
Glee Club
Riverside Park Fire Fight by Local Boys
Fire department crews were called to Riverside Park last night to extinguish a blaze started by local boys. Firefighters arrived promptly and contained the fire with no reported injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside “Park
Heap
Death follows threat letters in Annis shooting case
New York August 17. The arrest of Captain Haines for the Bayside Yacht Club killing of William E. Annis centers on motive from threat letters said to have come from Haines rival Jenkins Haines. District Attorney Darrin said letters prompted Haines to question his wife and implicated Jenkins as an accessory before and during the fact. Funeral services for Annis are planned for tomorrow from the Malbern on Clermont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Haines Brothers
Long Island City
William C. Percy
Mr. Annis
Malbern
Claremont Avenue
Factory Girls Strike Over Pay Change in Logansport
About half the Logansport Underwear plant workers walked out when manager William Schnelle switched pay from weekly to piece work. Eight of fifteen strikers left saying the change compromised their earnings, while Schnelle refused to discuss details beyond stating the business must run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
William JF. Schnelle
Blaze Destroys Paper. Weatherboarding Fire Damages House
A small blaze began when boys set fire to paper near weatherboarding of a house under construction. Fire crews responded to extinguish the flames and prevent further damage to the structure. No injuries reported. investigation to determine exact cause ongoing.
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BAYON
Gaged
Springfield, WI
Evan Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Springfield Bar Association
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Marguerite Demerly
North Sixth Street
Bellingham, Wash
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Great Northern
New
Westminster
Seri
Ously
W. C. Wheaton
N. Y
Andrew Melane
Mount Vernon, Wash
Hot Springs
Hoosier
Vandalia Company
Vandalia
Pany
Groger
Ft. Wayne
Logansport Furniture Fac
TORY
Kansas
New York
Fac
Bie
Ing
Babe
Terre Haute, Ind
Edward Irons
Gertrude
Mrs. Irons
Knoxville
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn
Kings Mountain Company
Huddlestone
Campbell
County
Kings Mountain Mine
Johnn Gor
Man
Astras
Interurban
Winona Line
MR. Bendix
Daily Tribune
Daily Pharos
Daily Journal Daily Reporter
Jenkins Haines
Captain and Annis
Annis
Haines
Captain Haines
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
T. Jenkins Haines
Darrin
Ocean Parkway
Calen
Underwear
Blaze
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