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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
4
Edgar F Metzger publisher of the Logansport Daily Tribune swears the paper's November 1908 circulation as stated. Notary E V Hillhouse confirms the oath, dated November 30 1908, with commission expiration August 26 1912.
The piece laments material excess in Christmas culture. It argues that millions celebrate while burdening themselves and others, turning giving into barter and neglecting the true Christian spirit of charity and love.
A child's Christmas message brings tears of joy and gratitude. The piece urges giving oneself and kindness over expensive presents, noting that a loving heart and sincere remembrance offer real cheer beyond money. It emphasizes personal gifts over material wealth this season.
Emma Rouse, a white waitress, and Clem Hill, a colored barber, were arrested Sunday night on immorality charges and jailed. They pled guilty Monday and were fined five dollars and costs each. Hill paid the fine for Rouse and stayed the docket in his case, with both taken from his room at 303 Market Street. The girl had a room nearby and they had been intimate for some time.
Police reported that officers had monitored the individuals for an extended period prior to actions taken, with surveillance capturing patterns of movement and potential intent. No additional details were provided in the brief excerpt.
A disturbance occurred on North street during the funeral of J. P. Webster as a vehicle cut between carriages and the driver attempted to lock wheels with another rig. Kil and McCloskey seek the identity of the offender and will prosecute when found. A company plans substantial track work from Greencastle to Harmony to level the line near Terre Haute and Indianapolis, following earlier improvements west of Terre Haute.
The county commissioners approved several bills including costs from the recent election and appointed engineers Martin Cullet Samuel Shaft and W R Graffis for the Stanley road project in Jackson township. Hera 727i er of Third Street was granted a liquor license. This was the final meeting of the year with Bob Barnett retiring and Frank Da taking his seat in January in Jefferson township.
Tapasgi has fled to his homeland as Jose Tapasci heads toward shores of his native land. The only mourner is A Bibo managing editor of a boarding house near Pur handle shops. Tapasci left without paying a $55 board bill and wages due from the Panhande, debts partially covered by yesterday's court proceedings in Justice Reid's court.
A fare war between Wabash and Clover Leaf railroads offers a $5.00 round trip excursion Toledo to St Louis on Saturday December 5 with return after four days. Clover Leaf adds a $3.25 option from nearby Fort Wayne area on regular trains after 9 PM Friday.
The Vandalia Railroad intends further upgrades on its main line from Indianapolis to Terre Haute. About thirteen miles remain where grades are too steep for the company.
Superintendent Sullivan of the Wabash Railway presses shippers to load long haul hay cars for destinations toward home. He argues many hay shipments head to New Orleans, tying up Wabash cars away from home and increasing transfer costs when returning. The new rule would force routing to minimize backhaul and reduce transfers.
Panhandle Promotions report William B. Mcaleb chief of the Philadelphia division based in Harrisburg to become general superintendent at Williamsport. Myers to be assistant general manager in Philadelphia. C T Preston to move to Harrisburg to head the Philadelphia division. John J. Johnson of Tyrone division may take Preston’s place at Altoona.
The old Wabash air brake instruction car is refitted as a school instruction car. All air brake appliances have been removed as the fundamentals are now well understood. P. G. Leonard, the current air brake instructor, will administer general instruction in engine handling as the car is prepared for the program.
Lot Stout becomes car repairman and C R Bennett returns from Columbus Richmond and Anderson on company business. Mrs B K Brown visits Dennison Ohio. Oscar Lefever sick. Dick Johnson hunted near Johnsons schoolhouse. Landy Andrews returns from Marion trip. Will Buckleberry elected KHOPP lodge entertainment chair. Panhandle No 18 delayed thirty minutes after leaving Chicago. six Panhandle crews piloted Erie trains. Erie detoured due to Kankakee dredge. Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction repairs crossing at Third and Railroad Streets after flooding risk.
A Logansport report states Eagles receiver profited from performances at the theatre in Wabash. The article notes financial ties and outlines involvement with the venue's opera house activities.
The article describes Hawaii’s fickle rainfall and surprising rainbow displays. Travelers watch distant valleys as dark clouds hover, yet vivid sunshine persists, creating dramatic color contrasts and a sense of impending downpours that never fully arrive.
The article notes Hawaii's climate varies by location with rainfall reports unreliable across small areas. It describes how Honolulu’s rain is intermittent, soils dry quickly after showers, and irrigation supports lush gardens like the waterfront district and nearby parks. It cites volcano rock, cacti, and mesquite growth near an ancient vent as visual contrasts to the wet tropics.
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