Sensational charges allege bid to buy baseball umpires
A sensational report claims attempts were made to purchase baseball umpires. Details on individuals, dates, and organizations remain unclear as the account unfolds.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
3
A sensational report claims attempts were made to purchase baseball umpires. Details on individuals, dates, and organizations remain unclear as the account unfolds.
The National League session closed with charges of attempted bribery of umpires at the 1908 championship game between New York and Chicago. A probe was ordered by club magnates and criminal prosecutions were hinted at in the investigation committee’s forthcoming report.
Logan Cat tery owner Mrs. George H. Lynas of 810 Broadway plans to send seven Persians to the ninth annual Beresford Cat club of America show in Chicago starting next Wednesday. Fifteen entries will compete under American Cat Association rules, featuring white blue eyed, Chinchilla, and Tabby brown Persians. The club uses the Beresford name from Lady Marcus Beresford of England.
Prizes for individual exhibits in competitions open to the world were awarded today with premiums divided among twenty events. The event took place as part of a broader Indiana showcase reported from Omaha Nebraska.
Washington delegates convene as twenty five Republican representatives form a bloc to push changes. Hepburn of Iowa chairs and will appoint a committee to draft amendments for a report to the group Tuesday night.
Washington December 11 The War Department releases first details of the Pacification Army withdrawal from Cuba begun January 1 and to be completed by April 1. Officers and civilians serving with the government will sail from Havana the day after President Gomez is inaugurated.
A Baltimore Sun report recounts Mrs. Jones seeming to die after illness while her husband George Jones and his uncle rushed to the cemetery believing she lay buried alive. They uncovered her coffin and carried her home where she recovered with care and silence kept about the startling revival.
Tonight the regular card social and dance will be held in the Ben Hur hall under the auspices of the Logansport Knights and Ladies of Honor. Monday a card social will entertain L A to B of R T No 26 at 2 pm, with plans for a Peru lodge trip Thursday. Wedding news from Paris Illinois reports Mr Phlegm Sears and Miss Pearl Moon wed, then to Denver for their future home.
Miss Ella Ross of Mooresburg teaches at the Sut ton schoolhouse. Notables from Burnettsville and Logansport visit. Co M Anderson and wife host Rev Carlyle and family for dinner. Jessie Runkle and Thelma McCombs host outings, Thelma’s ninth birthday. Chas Pugh and Peter O Neal relocate to Royal Centre farms.
Mary Ann Diezell aged 78 died at her home in Twelve Mile on Thursday evening at 11 o clock She was the wife of Herbert Diezell funeral services will be from Bethlehem church at 11 o clock Sunday morning burial will follow in Bethlehem cemetery.
A birthday anniversary celebration near Galveston drew many friends from the area. The affair featured oysters and fruit as concluding refreshments, with a highly enjoyable evening reported.
A veteran notes that players instinctively turn left to right, linking this to ancient sun worship and daily actions such as churning and stirring. The passage argues reversing direction feels wrong, suggesting deep cultural habits guide motion and interpretation in sports and life.
A garbled list shows multiple train numbers and routes including St Louis to New York daily services No 2 28 4 6 and No 3 No 5 to St Louis, Kansas City to New York, and routes to Toledo. Times like 6:42 am 8:31 am 3:10 pm appear with agent Burke and various express or local designations.
Pennsylvania lines schedule details list various numbered trains with arrival and departure times between Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Logansport and other cities, noting sleeping and parlor cars. It includes service patterns for Nos. 1 3 6 7 9 10 12 18 19 21 33 40 41 and others, with daily and Sunday exceptions, and indicates connections between Gradford Logansport Cincinnati and Louisville.
Delphi and Monon fast mail and express service operate with specified morning and afternoon departures. FRANK J. REED, G. P. A., notes multiple daily times including 2:68 p.m. and 2:15 a.m for mail arrivals and express connections.
Trains depart the interurban station for Peru Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne and other points at 6 05 7 35 10 05 AM 12 05 2 05 4 05 5 35 7 35 PM and 11 05 PM with service to Delphi Lafayette and intermediates at 6 40 7 55 9 10 11 10 AM 1 10 3 10 5 40 7 40 9 40 11 10 PM Car at 3 55 PM connects with the Peru Limited for Fort Wayne. 10 35 PM runs to Boyd Park only. Improved freight service between Fort Wayne Logansport and Lafayette. East bound departures 6 30 AM 1 30 PM West bound 8 45 AM 3 30 PM.
Interchangeable coupon books offer $12 value for $10 covering 1 807 miles across 32 traction lines in Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Trains run 5:00 am to 11:00 pm with limited service and direct Tipton connections to E wood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Milncis and other points.
An ad touts stretching money through bargains on a wide range of goods. It promotes Haviland & Co. china, pottery, glassware, lamps, pictures, and assorted odd pieces at figures “that make a silver dollar stretch.” It highlights toys, games, dolls, furniture, books, trains, and mechanical devices with low prices and abundant variety.
Notice to the brethren of lodge 423 that on Saturday evening December 29 1908 during the regular stated communication three trustees will be elected for terms of one two and three years Brethren are urged to take notice and govern themselves accordingly
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