Ambiguous Motto Draws Moral From Conflicting Views
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Daily Tribune April 1908 circulation sworn
Edgar F. Metzger publisher of The Logansport Daily Tribune swears the newspaper's April 1908 circulation as shown in the accompanying table. Notary Anna Dolan witnessed the oath on May 12, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Cassass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport
Ticket of State Officials Leads With James Watson Ticket
Governor James Watson and Fremont Goodwine run for lieutenant governor with Fred A Sims as secretary of state and John C Billheimer as state auditor. Oscar Hadley seeks state treasurer and James Bingham fills attorney general. George W Self as reporter supreme court and Lawrence Wm Turnan for superintendent of public instruction. J L Peetz is state statistician and Quincy A Myers along with David Myers named to the supreme and appellate court. Charles H Good is the eleventh district congressman candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAMES=. WATSON
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Lawrence WM Turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
British inventor touts electric cannon with 300 mile range
A British inventor claims a new electric cannon could hurl a projectile 300 miles. The article notes he may first need to develop an improved airship a superior telescope and a new principle range finder before using such a weapon at extreme distance.
Old Fifth Avenue hotel demolition dislodges longtime guest
The demolition of the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York forces Marcus Whitman, who has lived there 34 years, to move to another hotel. He will feel uprooted, as a long tenure creates attachment even to hotel quarters.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Marcus Whitman
Grand Trunk to Build Large Steel Locomotive Shops at Battle Creek
The Grand Trunk of Canada system will construct new locomotive shops at Battle Creek Michigan that will be among the largest in the country. The machine shop will exceed 800 feet in length and be built entirely of steel brick and cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk of Canada System
Battle Creek
Mich
Trade Hygienic Institute Planned in Frankfort Germany
A trade hygienic institute is to be established in Frankfort Germany to study and teach health protection for German factory operatives and the working classes in general.
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Frankfort
Germany
Juror's Death Shocks New York Trial Panel
A juror in a New York court died, allegedly from mortification over the reprisal during the trial. Investigators probe the circumstances as the jury faced a high-profile verdict and rising tensions.
Kentucky School Trustees Known for Quick Draw
A biting note claims at least 5,000 of Kentucky's 25,000 school trustees cannot read or write, yet the speaker jokes they are swift with a draw. The remark targets governance and literacy issues among local officials.
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Kentucky
Return of Halley’s Comet Sparks Astronomical Interest
Astronomers eagerly track Halley’s comet seen 74 percent of a year ago, a rare event rekindling study and public fascination. Anna Gould plans to wed Prince Helie, but her fortune's fate could alter his determination.
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Anna Gould
Prince Helie
Noted Pair King Edward And Whitelaw Reid Befriend
Report mentions King Edward and Whitelaw Reid as companions in a social context with hints of their shared company and camaraderie. The fragment suggests public interest in their relationship and status.
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King Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Fearless sailor lad and a chasing goat in battle
A London tale recounts a sailor father aboard a warship in a battle with the United States Hornet. Amid exploding shells and flying cannon, the boy ignores the danger and, after a shell cripples a goat, proudly proclaims, I’ve caught you.
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London
United States
Hornet
England
New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn
A brief sports summary lists matchups with New York visiting Boston and Philadelphia traveling to Brooklyn. Also noted is Pittsburg visiting Chicago.
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New York
Boston
Philaddelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Columbus at Louisville and Toledo at Indianapolis
Sports brief lists today’s games with Columbus visiting Louisville, Toledo traveling to Indianapolis, and Kansas City visiting Milwaukee for matchups across the schedule.
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Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Doubleheader split as Cincinnati wins opener in tight game
Cincinnati and St Louis split a twin bill in Cincinnati Ohio on June 1 with Cincinnati taking the first contest 7 3 and St Louis winning the second 2 0. Umpire Emslie faced a protest from Cincinnati manager Ganzel over Higginbotham batting out of turn in the second game.
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Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ganzel
Emslie
Today's Games Highlight Regional Matchups Across MLB
Chicago visits St Louis while Cleveland plays Detroit and Washington travels to Philadelphia. Boston heads to New York in a day full of interleague action with multiple rivalries on display.
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Wan
Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
Wean
Philadelphia
Louisville
Detroit
Cincinnati
Toledo
Omer
St. Louis
Paul Eee
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 8 to 6 in Seesaw Contest
In Chicago on June 1 Pittsburg outslugged Chicago 8 to 6 amid cleaner defense and improved hitting. The Pirates posted 8 runs off Chicago and Ebbett 11 hits to 7 for Chicago. the game featured a seesaw scoring pattern and was umpired by Johnstone and Klem.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Fraser, Brown
Kling
Maddox
Gibson
Johnstone
Klem
Lusitania’s self lighting life buoys impress crowds
The Lusitania features automatic life buoys mounted between decks on a cross frame. Copper weighted balls keep the buoy upright in the water and calcium carbide lights flare when in contact with water. A man overboard can grip the arms and use loops to stay afloat, with a guide mark on the ship after it is turned about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Washington Post
Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 2 baseball score
Milwaukee won 7 2 in Milwaukee on June 1 after a first inning rally of four hits and two errors. Beville hit a three run homer with bases loaded. An incident in the eighth led to Schneiberg being hit by a pitch and ejected after a confrontation with the visiting manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn 2 1 in Opening Inning
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 with early hitting and a key error. Moren's throw mishap followed by a Brooklyn miscue allows the Phils to net a run in the third. Batteries Moren and Dooin for Philadelphia MecIntyre and Bergen for Brooklyn. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Moren
R.H. EB
Dooin
MecIntyre
Bergen
Rigler and Rudderham
Relieved in the Same Inning by Jack Taylor
In a game between Louisville and Columbus, relief came in the same inning as Jack Taylor relieved pitcher. Score and full box not fully readable. batteries listed include Puttmann Poole and Hughes for Louisville, Upp Taylor and James for Columbus.
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Jack
Phillies Rout Washington 6 in Sixth Inning Victory
Philadelphia beat Washington 6 to 1 as six runs in the second inning, aided by four hits two walks a wild pitch and an error by Delehanty. Batteries Smith Cates Street Plank Powers. Umpire Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Delehanty
Smith
Cates
Street
Plank
Powers
Connolly
Minneapolis Wins 8 7 Over St Paul In 12 Innings
In Minneapolis at St Paul on June 1 Freeman's double and Floods wild throw to third plus an infield out propelled Minneapolis to a 8 7 victory after a tied score in the eighth. Kessick J Meyers Graham Oberlin Patterson and Block credited in the box for St Paul while Kerin umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Oberlin
Graham
Kessick
J. Meyers
Patterson and Block
Yankees blank Boston Americans 2 to 0 on Chesbro gem
New York defeated Boston 2 to 0 as Chesbro pitched a fine game and fielders supported him with errorless defense. Score by innings shows New York 2 runs in the third and seventh, Boston no runs. Batteries Cicotie Criger Chesbro Kleinow. Umpires O'Loughlin and Egan.
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New York
Boston
Boston Americans
Chesbro
Cicotie
Criger
Kleinow
O’loughlin and
Egan
Boston Wins Opener In Home Series Over New York
Boston defeats New York 4 to 0 in the first game of the long home series. Dorner was wild but backed by strong fielding support. Wiltse struggled. New York batteries Wiltse Needham Dorner Bowerman. Umpire Day.
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Boston
New York
Dorner
Wiltse
R. H.m
Needham
Dorner and Bowerman
Polite Vaudeville Escalates Into Violent Onstage Clash
The snippet depicts two Gentlemen colliding from opposite directions and tumbling. They exchange blows with a bludgeon and a barrel, a pickax wound follows, and the scene ends with a tongue in cheek remark that this is not a political or religious debate, but polite vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Chicago Defeats St. Louis 9 to 6 in Busy Baseball Game
Chicago beat St. Louis 9 to 6 in a game full of hits and errors. Both teams used three pitchers with Owen Manuel Walsh and Sullivan pitching for Chicago and Shaw Graham Petty Bailey and Spencer for St. Louis. Umpires were Hurst and Evans.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Owen
Manuel
Walsh
Sullivan
Shaw
Graham
Petty, Bailey
Spencer
Hurst and Evans
Columbus Beats Louisville 9 6 to Open Series
In Louisville on June 1 Columbus defeated Louisville 9 to 6 to open the series. TheVisitors chased pitching from Puttmann in the seventh inning and tallied seven runs. Upp contributed for Columbus as the game unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Columbus
Louisville Today
Puttmann
Upp
Toledo Triumphs Over Indianapolis In Low-Scoring Affair
Toledo beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 as Suitthoff pitched well for the winners. In the seventh inning Indianapolis turned a triple play to stem Toledo’s scoring. Final score Indianapolis 2 4 5 0 0 0 0 2 4 5 Toledo 3 7 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 7 Batteries Druhot Foley Sutt hoff Land Umpires Kane Bierhalter
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Ind
Suitthoff
Druhot
Foley
Sutthoff
Land
Kane and Bierhalter
Cleveland Nine Beats Detroit 9 to 1 in Big Offensive Show
Cleveland offense powers a 9 1 victory as Summers allows only scattered support from Detroit. In the fifth inning Cleveland hits erupt with six straight hits, four for extra bases, while Detroit’s defense and pitching struggle. Final: Cleveland 9 Detroit 1.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Summers
Woman Alone in the Heart of Japan
A humorous scene from Youth's Companion recounts an American traveler in Japan insisting on a fast riksha ride. The exchange shows the traveler claiming calm, while the riksha driver reacts with stubborn urgency and colorful Japanese English.
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Japan
Rnkman
Rikman
Almos
Parish Registers and the myths of their age
A reader recalls being shown village church registers claimed to date to William the Conqueror. The Treasury notes parish records did not exist in England before late Henry VIII, and many early registers suffered loss or damage, yet some survive from that period.
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William the Conqueror
J. F. Williams
Treasury
England
Henry VIII
Judge Deliberates On Corn Dodger Defense In Assault Case
Waters was arraigned in Bilville court on an assault and battery charge. He claimed a dinner dispute led to a single head blow with a corndodger, and that the other man later beat him. The judge quipped about breadcast upon the waters returning after many days.
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Waters
Bilville Court
Atlanta Constitution
An Object Lesson From Miranda’s Loyalty
Miranda tells her mistress she will not marry, claiming she has lived with them long enough. The exchange highlights loyalty and questions whether love or duty governs her life. Chicago Evening Post remarks on the dual conclusions drawn from Miranda’s steadfast stance.
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Miranda
Chicago Evening Post
Village Photographer Hiram Brown Runs City Boarders
The old Bacon Ridge postmaster recalls a publicity stunt where the village editor ran an ad about Hiram Brown taking city boarders at five dollars a dozen. The twist reveals Brown is the village photographer, not a host.
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Yeas
Bacon Ridge
Hiram Brown
Great Bernhardt
Hiram
Discipline and wedding remarks spark quiet satire
A man is told he is of no importance at his own wedding and Mr Meekton agrees the remark fits, suggesting the experience trains him for a future life of insignificance. The exchange highlights comic understatement and social mockery.
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Mr. Meekton
Indiana Ohio League dissolves after short season
Muncie Indiana June 1 The Indiana Ohio League ends as Baird of Muncie dissolves the league after the season began May 5. Losses in several cities and cool weather reduced attendance. Players are paid in full and a Terre Haute versus Muncie benefit series may follow. Huntington arrived seeking a series but manager left ill in Richmond.
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Huntington
Richmond
Muncie
Ind
van Wert
Ohio
Terre Haute
Indiana
Churches of Indianapolis Represented at Institute
The churches north of Indianapolis are included in the listing. The city’s congregations are typically represented at the institute, with many local churches taking part.
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Indianapolis
Institute
Savage Sense of Humor Lecture on New Guinea
A. H. Dunning recounts an incident in New Guinea where he offered smelling salts to a native. After the man reacted in extreme contortions the native returned with a companion and compelled the new arrival to experience the smell as well.
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New Guinea
A. H. Dunning
Adventists to Dedicate New Sanitarium Near Lafayette
The Indiana Seventh Day Adventists will dedicate their new $50,000 sanitarium two miles north of Lafayette tomorrow. Mayor G. R. Durgan will give the welcome address and President Jones of the state association in Indianapolis along with other leaders will speak. The sanitarium sits on a high bluff overlooking the Wabash River in a scenic state location.
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Associated Press
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Seventh Day Adventists
G. R. Durgan
Jone
State Association of Indianapolis
Wabash River
Christian Ministers Meet in Wabash Institute
Wabash Indiana hosts the Northern Indiana Christian Ministers Institute from Monday through Wednesday. The event gathers district clergy for three days of discussion and fellowship.
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Christian Ministers
Associated Press
Wabash
Ind
Indiana Christian Ministers’ Institute
Supply lines for every need at the lowest prices
A shop advertises broad product availability with emphasis on quality and quantity. It promises to meet customer needs in its entire line of goods at the lowest prices.
Village terror as raiders victimize locals in cruel frenzy
A fragment describes attackers abducting residents one by one, parading their victims while villagers watch in dread. The narrative notes the savages revel in each new capture and ensure the next fate remains unknown to the latest target.
Japanese School Appliances Reach South China
South China schools receive Japanese educational devices adapted for Chinese use including books maps globes and charts to aid literacy. Every school teaches physical and military drill and foreign fittings appear in towns and villages for Western learning.
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South China
Prize Capture Sparks Courtroom Quip
In a playful courtroom exchange, Lollis declares Mr Allmoney smiling after capturing a prize. Molly quips about a gridiron heroine and a college girl who knows how to broil a beet steak provoking laughter from the judge.
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Lollis
English shop girls and a patient dresser arouse pleasure
An inveterate shopper, cited by the New York Press, praises a British clerk for her courteous service while selecting a white evening dress. She recalls trying many styles, expressing regret for the trouble, and the clerk replies that the experience was no trouble and a pleasure to assist.
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New York
Monkey Learns to Wear Glasses at Zoo
In Breslau Zoological Garden a highly intelligent monkey was found to have cataract causing vision loss. A surgeon operated but vision remained weak, so the monkey was fitted with glasses to prevent further sight deterioration. Initially resistant, the animal now eagerly wears its specs each morning and places them safely at night.
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Breslau Zoological Garden
Parable of the Prodigal Son Recited With a Twist
A mother corrects a boy’s misheard Bible line from Harper's Magazine. The student Hilary recited the prodigal son with the father chasing and breaking his own neck, prompting the mother to explain the intended image of the father kissing the son.
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Hilary
Harper's Magazine
Strange Behavior in a Humorous Exchange
A doctor tells Mrs Tightwad her husband shows signs of softening of the brain after he insists on paying in advance. The wife reacts with astonishment and the doctor clarifies the reason for the concern.
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