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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1908

Page

3

Bryan urges Kentucky Democrats to back Beckham for Senate

Franklin KY January 21 Associated Press report on W J Bryan urging Democratic lawmakers to unite behind former Governor Beckham as US senator. He said he would support McCreery if nominated and stressed Democratic reform, opposing corporate control and urging an overwhelming House and Senate victory.

Associated Press Frankfort W. J. Bryan Beckham United States Bryan Goebel Kentucky McCreery Nere Senate House Washington White House

Death notices and funerals toll local and regional figures

Deaths reported include Judge Spangler of Winamac from heart failure at his office, with funeral in Winamac. Mrs. Mary Amoss funeral at Clymers M.E. church this afternoon. John Bigger, ex Galveston resident, died in Kokomo. Galveston funeral yesterday. Agnes Petrie died at 525 Linden Ave aged 19. funeral Friday at St Joseph church. Cyrus P. Reist of Shultz town died aged 58 after dropsy. blacksmith at Amon shops. funeral to be announced later.

Judge Spangler Spangler Winamac Mary Amoss Clymers M. EB John Bigger Galveston Kokomo Agnes Petrie Peter F. Petrie Linden Avenue St. Joseph Church Mt. St. Vincent Cemetery Cyrus P. Reist Shultztown Amon Court of Honor

Navy to Dispatch Cruiser Des Moines to Haiti

Washington reports a decision to send the cruiser Des Moines to West India waters with HQ near the troubled Haiti area to protect American interests. The gunboat Eagle under Captain Marvell at St Marc will provide protection until Des Moines arrives after a dispatch noting St Marc was retaken and several buildings burned and an American's property damaged.

Associated Press Washington Hayti Des Moines Eagle Marvell St. Marc Haitian Marvel

Ans Call of the Beyond Witness Dies After Stroke at Masonic Temple

George W. Flanagan aged 67 died at his daughter’s home on Linden avenue after a stroke while descending steps at the Masonic Temple. A Civil War veteran and longtime local figure, he served as alderman and was prominent in G A R and Masonry. Survived by wife four sons and two daughters. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Masonic Temple Fon du Lac Wis Jefferson Township Immel & Flanagan John S Frank Henry George Florence Graffis Maude Grover Moore Stoner Flora Crowley

Crowley Trial Moves Into Defense Stage in Flora Case

In Carroll county circuit court at Delphi the trial of W H Crowley on improper conduct charges involving a nine year old girl from Flora continued with six state witnesses, then the defense began presenting its case. The defense aims to show Crowley’s background and alleged motive while asserting opportunities to escape were available.

W. H. Crowley Gerthie Vorhees Flora Carroll County Delphi Hanna Crowley Michigan South Bend Life Insurance Company Callane Josephine Brown Wm. Lieter Chas. Spitler

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Cross Examination Tense in Court

District Attorney Jerome presses Evelyn Nesbit Thaw with European travels and past affairs as Justice Dowling limits lines of questioning. Thaw answers curtly, cites difficulty answering, and objects to language while Jerome uses the trial record to probe past testimony and the Hummel affidavit.

Evelyn Thaw Mr. Littleton Jerome Justice Dowling Thaw New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Hummel Littleton

Mine Explosion Verdict Clears Pittsburg Coal Company

Greensburg Pa January 21 The verdict of the coroner s jury investigating the Darr mine disaster exonerates the Pittsburg Coal Company and blames an open lamp for the explosion. It states the blast was caused by gas ignited by an open lamp at an initial point and amplified by coal dust throughout the mine, with some disagreement among inspectors and experts on the exact origin.

Associated Press Greensburg Pittsburg Coal Company

Mrs Josie Howe Sues McDonalds for Rent-Related Property Possession

Mrs Josie Howe files suit against Truman and Rosie McDonald seeking possession of property due to non payment of rent. The action centers on unpaid rent and the corresponding legal remedy to regain occupancy.

Josie Howe Truman Rosie McDonald

Taft Announces Relaxed Riding Test For Some Officers

Secretary Taft said the president will modify riding test rules allowing permanent staff officers in civil duties who meet rank and age criteria to request excusal from the test. Such a request will be a conclusive reason to not promote them to line positions.

Associated Press Washington Taft

Fire Destroys Betts Academy in Stamford

Betts academy, among the oldest preparatory schools in the country, was destroyed by fire this morning in Stamford Connecticut. The estimated loss ranges from 100000 to 150000 dollars.

Stamford Conn Betts Academy

Ray couple cut Chicago trip by sudden illness

William Ray and his wife traveled to Chicago for a two week visit but returned home after Mrs. Ray fell ill suddenly while in the Windy City.

William Ray Chicago City Ray Windy City

John Young Visits Relatives in Culver Indiana

John Young travels to Culver Indiana to visit family relatives during a brief stay. He plans gatherings and local reuniting moments with kin from the area.

John Young Culver, Ind

Labor Executive Council Targets Secret Detective Agencies

Washington January 21 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor adopts a motion to ask President Gompers to discuss in the union press the issue of numerous secret detective agencies and their use by employers associations. Gompers O Connell and Morrison named to study old age pensions and other reforms. Miss Annie Fitzgerald named organizer, first woman in such post. The council seeks fraternal farm group talks and an inquiry into child labor laws and convict labor regulation by federal law.

Umns Prsident Gompers O’connell Morrison Annie Fitzgerald Chicago Gompers Legislative Committee Federal Congress

Fleet Ends Stay in Rio Janeiro with Reception Aboard Minnesota

The American battleship fleet concluded its Rio Janeiro visit with a formal reception aboard the Minnesota. Forty launches ferried guests from shore to ship and back, as torpedo boat destroyers under Lieut. H. S. Cone prepared to sail at 9 PM for Buenos Ayres.

Associated Press Rio Janeiro Minnesota H. S. Cone Buenos Ayres

Prohibition Election Victory in North Carolina Caucus

Raleigh North Carolina January 21 The Democratic caucus of the legislature tonight agreed to consider a bill for a state election on state prohibitions. Prohibition leaders pressed to enact statewide prohibition by legislative action but that effort failed.

Associated Press Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Mitchell Rejects Miner Gift at Union Meeting in Indianapolis

President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers declines a $2700 gift from Montana and Wyoming miners at a session in Indianapolis. He asks the money be sent to his wife for his children’s education, tearful as he speaks. Thomas Gibson presents the draft.

Montana Wyoming Mitchell

Mrs. Gould Reappears On Stage At New York Tea

Mrs George J Gould appeared on stage at a Plaza Hotel tea in a one act drama Mrs Van Vechtens Divorce Dance The performance drew New York society with Kyrie Bellew as the unbidden guest mistaken for a burglar then reconciled.

Associated Press New York George J. Gould Plaza Hotel Gould Kyrie Bellew

Bloody ten round duel ends without decision in Los Angeles

Jack Sullivan of Boston outboxed Joe Thomas of San Francisco for ten rounds at the Pacific Athletic club, but Thomas displayed remarkable gameness and survived a relentless assault to the final bell. No decision was rendered under law.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Jack Sullivan Boston Joe Thomas San Francisco Pacific Athletic Club Thomas

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