Republican ticket names slate for state offices
A list of candidates on the Republican ticket including governor James Watson secretary of state Fred A Sims auditor John C Billheimer treasurer Oscar Hadley attorney general James Bingham reporter of the supreme court George W Self supreme court public instruction Lawrence M Turnan state statistician J L Peetz judge supreme court Quincy A Myers judge appellate court David Myers and Congressman Eleventh District Chas H Good.
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Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Bryan Can Seek Nomination but Not Guarantee Election
The statement notes that Bryan can secure the Democratic nomination but cannot ensure his election. It emphasizes party control over nomination versus campaigning outcomes and voter decisions shaping final victory.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Waiting for the Sacrifice in Vice Presidential Drift
The piece discusses the perennial scramble for the vice presidential nomination. It notes intense rivalries, fear among potential candidates, and a tendency to favor wealthy men as contenders. References to the Rocky Mountains and Henry Gassaway Davis illustrate the era’s nomination dynamics.
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Rocky Mountains
Justice of the Peace
Kokomo
Henry Gassaway Davis
Denver
Henry Gassoway
Rockies
Bryan Guffey clash highlights Pennsylvania Democratic split
A feud between William Jennings Bryan supporters and Pennsylvania Democrats flares over Guffey’s role in the delegation dispute. Guffey accuses Bryan allies of subverting Pennsylvania influence while Bryan critics cite attacks on Roger Sullivan and other party figures. The quarrel centers on control of state political ranks and Denver delegation plans.
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Guffey
Lincoln
Penn
Sylvania
Denver
Roger Sullivan
Indiana
Thomas ‘Taggart
West Virginia
Logansport Daily Tribune June 1908 circulation sworn
Edgar F. Metzger publisher of The Logansport Daily Tribune swears the June 1908 circulation figures shown in the accompanying table. Notary Essie Hillhouse subscribes and affirms the oath dated July 3, 1908, with commission expiration August 31, 1908.
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Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Essie Hillhouse
The Tribune Publishes Detailed Sworn Circulation Statements
The Tribune releases its monthly sworn circulation statements detailing print and digital reach, circulation figures, and distribution metrics to satisfy record-keeping and regulatory requirements.
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the Tribune
Bryan and the Third Bid for the Presidency
The article portrays William Jennings Bryan as driven by ambition, sacrificing principles, party unity, and loyal allies to pursue a presidential nomination for a third time. It argues he manipulates issues, trims policies to fit winds, and leads a weakened, disciplined faction toward another unlikely victory.
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Needing Scores Five Matchups Across Baseball Card
Brooklyn faces Chicago, New York plays Cincinnati, Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh, and Boston travels to St. Louis in a set of city pairings.
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Aeeresesen Ese
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Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ave Weeeeres
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Pittsburg
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New Yorks Win On Lucky Hitting At Cincinnati
New York 2 Cincinnati 1. July 6 Cincinnati errors and a weak throw by catcher Schlei helped New York secure a 2 1 victory. Batteries Ewing Schlei Math ewson Bresnahan Umpire Kiem. Brooklyn 5 Chicago 4. Chicago July 6 Brooklyn wins 5 4 on heavy hitting and Chicago miscues. Batteries Fraser Brown Moran McIntyre Wilhelm Bel Bergen Umpires Rudderham Ritter.
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New York
Cincinnati
New Yorks
Schlei
Ewing
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Kiem
Brooklyn
Chicago
Fraser
Brown
Moran
McIntyre
Wilhelm
Bel
Bergen
Rudderham and
Ritter
Pittsburg Splits Late Ninth Inning Win Over Philadelphia
Pittsburg beats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the ninth inning. Madox and Gibson shared battery duties for Pittsburg with Fix on and Dorin behind Philadelphia. Umpire O'Day called the game.
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R. H. E. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Madox
Gibson
Fixon
Dorin
O’day
Philadelphia Beats New York In Tight Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 5 as each hit counted and New York erros aided the win. Final line shows New York 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 5 Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 6 Batteries Orth Hogg and Kiemn for Philadelphia. Vickers Coombs Powers and Smith for New York. Umpires O Loughlin and Egan.
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New York
Philadelphia
Orth
Hogg
Kiemnon
Vickers
Coombs
Powers
Smith
O’loughlin
Egan
Today s Games Feature Matchups Across Leagues
Indianapolis plays Columbus while Louisville visits Toledo Milwaukee travels to Minneapolis Kansas City meets St Paul in a slate of intercity showdowns across the schedule.
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Minneapolis Dominates Milwaukee in Five-Run Victory
Bateman mishaps opened the game as Minneapolis cruised past Milwaukee this afternoon. The final line shows Minneapolis 5 Milwaukee 0 with Bateman and Roth delivering key plays and Fiene and Block contributing on defense. Kane umpired the contest.
Gehring Powers St Paul to Win with Long Ball
In St Paul on July 6 Gehring's third inning single sent Tiemeyer to third who scored on an infield out. Gehring homered in the eighth to seal a 7 4 victory over Kansas City. Batteries Gehring Laughlin Carter Sullivan Umpire Bier halter.
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St. Paul
Gehring
Tiemeyer
R. H. EB. St. Paul
Kansas City
Gehring and Laughlin
Carter and Sullivan
Bierhalter
Schlitz Player Hurt After Collision at Southside Game
Harry Shidler of the Schlitz team dislocated his shoulder after colliding with an opponent while stealing second base Sunday afternoon. Schlitz led White & McGrath 14 to 11 on the Southside.
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Harry Shidler
Schlitz
White & McGrath
Browns Beat Delphi 9 to 3 at Spencer Park Sunday
The Logansport Browns defeated a Delphi team 9 to 3 at Spencer Park on Sunday afternoon. After trailing 3 to 2 in the eighth inning the Browns rallied by rooting to rattle the Delphi pitcher. They travel to Rockfield next Sunday.
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Spencer Park
Logansport Browns
Delphi
Browns
Rockfield
Local Republican Nominating Declarations For Township Trustees
Edward W. Anderson announces candidacy for Eel township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention. LN Watkins also declares candidacy for Eel township trustee. L N Wat kins and J and Metheny announce for Miami township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention to be held at Millers schoolhouse on Friday July 3 at 7 p.m.
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Tribune
Eel Township
Edward W. Anderson
LN. Watkins
Miami Township
Millers School House
P. i. J. & Metheny
Local Clerk Nomination Notices Please Stand
Calvin P. Heck announces candidacy for county clerk subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. Frank J. Berndt declares candidacy for clerk of the circuit court subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. S. G. Gifford also announces for clerk of Cass county subject to the Republican nominating convention.
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Calvin P. Heck
Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
M. & F. Team Defeated at North Manchester
The M. and F. team lost 7 to 6 in twelve innings at North Manchester on Saturday. Sunday afternoon the local team was defeated 5 to 2.
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North Manchester
Diehl’s Ninth Inning Hit Lifts Toledo Over Louisville
In Toledo on July 6 Diehl delivered a ninth inning hit to beat Louisville 5 to 4. Sutthoff and Poole were retired in the sixth by Adams and Steen as Toledo erased a 4-1 deficit. Score Toledo 5 Louisville 4 with 16 hits and 1 error.
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Diehl
Sutterhoff
Poole
Adams
Steen
R.H.E. Toledo
Louisville
Sutthoff, Steen and
Land
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Owens
Indianapolis Beats Columbus Behind Durham and Davidson
Indianapolis defeated Columbus 5 to 2 in a game highlighted by Durham’s pitching and Davidson’s hitting. Durham relieved Druhot in the fifth with the bases loaded and no one out, and he did not allow a run through the closing innings. Batteries: Geyer and Fohl for Columbus. Druhot, Durham and Livingston for Indianapolis. Umpires Hayes and Kerin.
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Davidson
Durham
Druhot
Ning
Columbus
Indianapolis
Geyer and Fohl
Livingston
Hayes and
Kerin
Lawson's Colt Edges East End Roosters 6-5
Lawson's Colt defeated the East End Roosters 6 to 5 Sunday morning at the Fifteenth street diamond.
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Lawson
East End Roosters
Fifteenth Street
Candidate for Sheriff at Sub County Convention
J. S. Mellinger declares his candidacy for sheriff at the sub county convention, inviting voters and supporters to note his campaign in the upcoming election.
Attel Challenges New Champion in 133-Pound Title Fight
Abe Aptell announces a lightweight world championship challenge to Battling Nelson after Nelson KO’d Joe Gans in San Francisco last Saturday. Aptell has deposited 2500 for binding the match, sets 133 pounds weigh-in, a 5 dollar side bet, and favors Coffroth's California club but will fight any club offering better terms.
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Associated Press
New York
Abe Aptell
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Attel
James Coffroth
California
Coffroth
Minnie Edwards funeral notice and burial in Mount Hope
Minnie Edwards, wife of E G Edwards a Vandalia Passenger Engineer, died at age 47 on Monday morning at 4 35 at her home 627 Sycamore street. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the residence conducted by Rev J C White with interment in Mount Hope. A sister Mrs Anna Philbrick and a Michigan City niece Mrs J F Woodard are noted attendees. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star. Burial at Mount Hope.
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Ottawa Street
J. O. Simon
English Lutheran Church
Mount Hope
Georgetown Shut Out by Longlift Team 10 to 0
The Longlift team defeated Georgetown 10 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. The game featured strong defense and a decisive offensive burst in the final period.
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Longelift
Georgetown
Hoffman Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
Ulysses S. Hoffman declares candidacy for sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
Panhandle Detective Nets Trio Of Escapees In Marion Capture
Detective Finley Butcher of the Panhandle will receive 1500 dollars for aiding in recapturing three Youngstown jail escapees, Harry Klein Lewis Cohen and Charley Crowley, near Seventh Street in Marion. The men were intercepted at a lunch counter and brought to the police station, then returned to Youngstown.
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Finley Butcher
Panhandle
Youngstown
Marion
Pittsburg
Butcher
Pensylvania Railway Company
Logansport
Bachelor Cafe
Harry Klein
Lewis Cohen
Charley Crowley
Youngstown, C
Leo Nussbaum
D Street
Seventh
Inspector Butcher
Jack Bixler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phillips
Thompson
County Surveyor Candidates Seek Republican Nomination
Editor Tribune notes Harry M. Bell John G Schmidt and W L Harrison announce their candidacy for Cass County surveyor subject to the Republican nominating convention. August 1 date referenced for Schmidt.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
John G. Schmidt
Deaths and Funerals Wandrei Amelia Wandrei
Amelia Wandrei died Sunday afternoon at her home 115 Bartlett Street. Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the German church.
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Wandrei
Amelia_ Wandrei
Bartlett, ‘Stret
Henry Farman Wins 2000 Prize in Aeroplane Flight
Paris July 6 Henry Farman won the 2000 prize offered by M Armengaud for remaining in the air fifteen minutes. He stayed aloft twenty minutes and twenty seconds covering 18 kilometers. M Bleriot attempted the prize with a monoplane but stayed airborne ten minutes 23 seconds.
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Associated Press
Paris
Henry Farman
Mr. Farman
M. Bleriot
Bell to sail gavel at Denver convention after adventures
A message to W. J Bryan from Lincoln reports Theodore Bell, temporary chairman of the Denver Democratic convention, is safely traveling and will arrive in time to wield the gavel at the opening of the convention tomorrow. The note notes travel hardships near Lincoln due to washouts and difficulties.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J Bryan
Theodore &. Bell
Denver
Lincoln
Cogley Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
G W Cogley announces his bid for county treasurer pending decision.
Township Conventions Set By Jackson Republicans
Jackson township Republicans will hold their township convention to nominate candidates for township offices at Galveston on July 28 at 7 30 p m by order of the committee.
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Jackson Township
Galveston
Republicans of Deer Creek Convene at Centre School House
The Deer Creek township Republican committee schedules a convention at the Centre school house at 7 30 p m on July 28 to nominate candidates for township offices by order of the committee.
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Deer Creek Township
Centre School House
Governor Watson praised as rightful Republican nominee
The Anderson Herald lauds Congressman Watson as the fair and deserved Republican candidate for governor. It notes his decisive convention victory, long public service, clean character, and strong qualifications for effective leadership, predicting a vigorous campaign and administration.
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Watson
Congressman Watson
Anderson Herald
Indiana's Fairbanks Praised as Presidential Candidate
The Philadelphia Press lauds Vice President Fairbanks for his speeches and leadership. It cites his thoughtful, patriotic style and says McKinley trusted him, calling him a man of integrity, legal training, and conservatism. It notes Indiana backing and the likelihood his nomination would promise a safe presidency.
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Indiana
Philadelphia
Senate
McKinley
Fairbanks
Mrs Mm H Elliott Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Miller H Elliott has returned from a three weeks visit in Chicago. Advertise in the Tribune.
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Mm. H. Elliott
Chicago
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