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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1908
Page
4
It is understood that Wabash stock and the company credit rise due to improved support from a market group. Dividend cuts and receiverships have made Gould stock unpopular, prompting the Gould group to act to bolster the issue and restore public confidence. Repairs will be limited to running during December 13 to 19 as shops and yards operate next week.
The article argues farmers' institutes and agricultural colleges share a mission to educate and aid farmers. State speakers are practical and willing to help, while success hinges on farmer participation. Agriculture is presented as honorable with strong returns and personal independence.
The obituary lauds Judge D P Baldwin as a towering Indiana intellect with a lifelong devotion to literature and law. He imparted knowledge through powerful lectures and writings, though reclusive by nature, leaving a lasting impact on students and scholars while facing misfortune in later years.
Subscribed and sworn before E V Hillhouse on November 30 1908. Notary public commission expires February 1912. The document shows official attestation for Edgar F Metzger with notary details and date.
The statement asserts that Rooosevelt will remain beyond the influence of trust power in both his editor and senator roles. It implies independence from corporate pressure and signals ongoing skepticism about external control over his decisions.
A brief reflection notes that adopting a carefree rhythm helps the individual avoid anxiety by shifting responsibility for concern onto others, promoting a relaxed approach to daily pressures. The tone suggests casual acceptance of this coping method as practical.
The phrase hailed as mankind’s warcry the shriek of the green hat may fade into a mere yelp as battles and reputations unfold. The old maxim warns that loud declarations often soften into quick, fading sounds in the field.
A playful claim about St Louis as the finest place for sailors to depart sparked debate amid a growing population boom, with locals joking about editorial censorship before publication.
A large rock mass estimated at 265 926 cubic feet rests on Gatundam's south toe after action by Colonel Goethals. Observers suggest a humane stunt could occur in Panama as a response or alternative.
Miss Peck once rose to 26 000 feet on a Peruvian peak and then was disabled by stepping on a nail. Conway the English climber broke his leg during a lecture about mountains. Lord Cardigan survived Balaklava only to be killed by his horse in a quiet ride at home.
Ed McCool was arrested Saturday evening for intoxication after witnesses saw him throwing money away. He was later released from custody.
A reader at 319 Humphrey Street advertised in the Tribune for a lost timepiece. The finder, residing in Royal Center, returned the watch within 48 hours, restoring it to the owner.
With the Western Pacific railroad near completion in summer 1909 Logansport may witness the first trans continental limited train. The service would run West Shore New York to Buffalo then Buffalo to Kansas City via Missouri Pacific and Kansas City to Pueblo via Denver and Rio Grande. From Pueblo to Ogden the route goes through the Western Pacific to San Francisco.
Mrs. Anna Hackert of Decatur Illinois sued the Wabash railroad for 5000 dollars claiming cinders burned her hair when a locomotive blew them onto her head. A jury after thirty minutes deliberation ruled hair not seriously injured and returned a verdict for the railroad.
An order arrived yesterday morning for the closure of the machine shops, creating disruption in local industry as authorities act on the directive. Community leaders weigh implications for workers and nearby businesses amid the abrupt closure.
Local shop foreman G C Pittman remains sick leaving x A Jackson to fill in at the carpentry shop. A wheel pressman Jacob Krieg injured his foot moving a 400 pound axle, taken home for care. Various residents travel or visit relatives in Indianapolis Milwaukee Remington Logansport Delphi Marion and other nearby towns while several locals report illnesses and absences.
Tribune Special Correspondence covers Kokomo visitors and travelers including Lincoln Grace Lynas, Claude Babb, Harley Gabriel, and others. The report notes family visits, hunting luck with seventeen rabbits, road work using traction engines, illness and recoveries, and social events across Logansport Salem and nearby towns.
Walton residents attend church services at the Christian and Universalist churches with preaching by Foster and Beckett. Local residents and visitors share a Sunday of calls, visits, and family gatherings, with nominations announced for the Modern Woodmen of America officers. The list includes several Walton residents and guests visiting Logansport, Tipton, and Galveston areas.
John O'Connor of Delphi visited the city yesterday and shared memories of building the Monona railroad line through Indiana. He recalled harsh leadership by a pick handle and described experiences that echo Civil War storytelling.
A boy explains that instinct would let us know all we need without learning, but humans rely on reason and must study themselves lest they remain blind or foolish. The remark contrasts natural drive with deliberate learning and self-improvement.
A stereoscopic lecturer greets a stranger who asks for views, then the man turns out to be a constable who proceeds to levy on the lecturer’s outfit. The incident is reported by the Chicago News.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Taukaway and Mr Tavk exchanging a joking jab about snoring with a laugh about sawing wood, reflecting a domestic moment.
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