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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

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Knife attack ends life of Vincent Herman in Milburn case

Vincent Herman 18 died at St Joseph hospital after being stabbed in the throat by Doc Milburn 19 during a yard office quarrel over Milburns territory shift. Milburn arrested 9:30 pm, faces manslaughter or murder charges as grand jury action possible.

Vincent Herman St. Joseph Hospital Panhandle Doc Milburn Ssepy Justar Milburn Herman Aljoise Herman George Street Broadway The Hetherington Round House

Twelve Students Finish Year’s Work This Month

In this city the high school finishes its year this month with twelve seniors set to graduate when all credits are earned. Seniors already at twenty six credits or more and to reach thirty total by month end include Jessie Light Carrie Ludwig Gertrude Powlen Anna Reder William Searight Frederick Wipperman Abbie Dunn Mabel Gainer Florence Heppe Ethel Dritt and Edmond Brumbaugh.

Jessie Light Carrie Ludwig Gertrude Powlen Anna Reder William Searight Frederick Wipperman Abbie Dunn Mabel Gainer Florence Heppe Ethel Dritt Edmond Brumbaugh

Paris Ruling on Castro Arrival Likely to Bypass Paris

The French government weighs how to treat Venezuela’s President Castro on arrival at Bordeaux. If he goes to Bordeaux he may stay. at Berlin he would receive a passport via Lyons to the Swiss frontier, but Paris will be off limits.

Associated Press Paris Castro Venezuela Bordeaux Berlin France Lyons

New U.S. Ambassador Not Yet Received by Emperor

Berlin dispatch reports Count Bernstorff the newly appointed ambassador to the United States has not yet been received by Emperor William. It is not certain whether he has been entrusted by the emperor with an invitation to proceed to Washington or to the U.S. capital.

Berlin Count Bernsterff United States Sternburg William Presi

Indoor and baseball notes from New York and Cincinnati

One world indoor record and two indoor marks were set at the Amateur Athletic Union meet in New York. Patrick McDonald threw the 56 pound weight for height 16 feet 3 8 inches. M P Driscoll won the two miles in 9 28 2 5, an indoor best. In Cincinnati the baseball rule debate over Merkle risks drew Garry Herrmann insisting umpires cannot manufacture hits.

Pat M’donald Cincinnati Merkle Garry Herrmann Jall Commission

Ladies Chorus Delights Broadway Church Crowd

The Broadway Methodist church hosted a winter entertainment by a 65-voice ladies and mixed chorus directed by Mrs. Anna L. Shultz. Miss Jessie Eversole accompanied on piano. Mrs. Josephine Sumption White performed an overture with variations of Swanee River. Chrysanthemums and a second bouquet were given to the director as thanks.

Anna L. Shultz Jessie Eversole Josephine Sumption White Swanee River X Beanee Beatty

Pope Pius X Fevers Halt Papal Audiences

Rome reports Pope Pius X with a slight fever and confined to bed. Doctors say with proper care no complications are expected and all audiences, including those for Archbishop Glennon and Bishop Allen, are suspended. A Portuguese envoy gift delivery is postponed due to the Pope's condition.

Rome Pius X Petacei Marchiafava Glennon St. Louis Allen Mobile Portugal Kang Manuel Holy Father

Three Suspects Arrested in Safe Blowing Ring

In Hot Springs Arkansas on November 30 three alleged safe blowers named Charles Gallagher Joe McCarty and William Strong were arrested after waiving examination before a U S commissioner. Authorities say their operations extend through the Mississippi Valley and they await indictment in awaiting places.

Mississippi Valley United States Commission Charles‘ Gallagher Joe McCarty William Strong

Robbers Blow Open Olpe Bank Safe

Emporia Kansas November 30 Robbers blew open the Olpe State Bank safe ten miles south of Emporia early today and secured two thousand dollars. They escaped on a Santa Fe hand car which they abandoned near Emporia.

Emporia Kan Olpe State Bank Olpe Here Sanat Fe

Radical changes proposed for U.S. postal service

Washington reports a two year old joint postal investigation plan proposes abolishing four assistant postmasters general offices and seven assistant directors, creating two directors of posts and dividing the service into fifteen districts. The plan retains a postmaster general as head while a director would serve at the president's pleasure to ensure continuity of policies.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Congress United States Commission the. Department Thetr Uealpointment Posit

Revolutionists Near Port Au Prince as U S and French Ships Sail

Reports from Port au Prince say General Simon's insurgent army is within 25 to 30 miles of the city. Foreigners fear disorder as U S and French warships stand offshore ready to land forces if looting or fighting resumes. General Simon denounces Nord Alexis and calls for a new president while government morale collapses and desertions rise.

Associated Press Port Au Prince Simon United States France Haiti Nord Alexis Tancrede Auguste Interior Auguste Alexis Furniss

Government Sends Aid To Haitian Government Forces

Washington dispatch reports President Nord Alexis says government remains strong after troops defeat. Additional troops are being sent against revolutionists.

Washington Nord Alexis

Danish Leprosy Study Expedition Heads to West Indies

Copenhagen reports a royal backed scientific expedition to begin in January. Led by Prof Ehlers, the mission aims to thoroughly investigate the recent leprosy outbreak across the Antilles and seek systematic methods to combat the scourge. The effort follows Ehlers Icelandic research that inspired Denmark to build a major leprosy hospital.

Zero Weather Approaches as Frigid Arctic Air Moves In

The weather forecaster warns of zero weather sweeping the nation with a northwest flow. Readings include Prince Albert and Battleford at 13 degrees below zero, Fergus Falls reporting six inches of wet snow and a gale that could become a blizzard before night. Minnedosa and Devil's Lake show subfreezing temps while Fergus Falls notes a northward storm threat.

Associated Press St. Paul Minn United States Prince Albert Battle Ford Sask Minnedosai Man Devil’s Lake N. D Fergus Falls Here

Tariff Hearings May Be Extended Says Committee

Washington November 30 The Ways and Means Committee plans to ask Congress for authority to subpoena witnesses for supplementary tariff hearings to address criticism and ensure all interested parties have time to present facts. Chairman Serena Payne may seek longer time to file briefs as well, with witnesses to be heard again Friday.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Ways and Means Congress Serena E. Payne Gether Payne

U. S. Seeks City School Child Ages for Census

Beginning today city teachers will record the ages of every child actually enrolled in classes. Ages are to be counted as of each child's birthday. The data, requested by the Bureau of Statistics in Washington DC, aims to compile a report on all school children.

Bureau of” ‘Statistics Washington, D. C Congress Peckaigaa

Postmaster General Reports 1908 Fiscal Year Deficit and Reforms

The Postmaster General's annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908, shows total receipts of 208,351,886 with a deficit of 16,873,222. It notes losses from fire and burglary totaling 37,056 and highlights proposed improvements to postal service, road needs, education campaigns, and depot operations to increase efficiency. It emphasizes retaining capable postmasters and calls for congressional support to modernize the system and curb dead-letter losses.

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