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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
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Edgar F Metzger publisher of The Logansport Daily Tribune swears the May 1908 circulation figures as shown. Notary Essie Hillhouse attests with seal, commission expires August 31, 1908.
The list presents the Republican slate for state offices including Governor James Watson Lieutenant-Governor Fremont Goodwine Secretary of State Fred A. Sims Auditor John C. Billheimer Treasurer Oscar Hadley Attorney General James Bingham Reporter Supreme Court George W. Self Superintendent of Public Instruction Lawrence M Turnan State Statistician J L Peetz Supreme Court Judge Quincy A. Myers Appellate Court Judge David Myers and Congressman Eleventh District Charles H. Good.
John L Moorman, once a strong supporter of Charles W Miller in Northern Indiana, resumes editing duties at the Starke County Republican. He aided Miller’s governor bid, then Miller moved to Congress, prompting reflections on political loyalties and the value of advertising.
The Cass County good roads effort expands with local meetings and mobilization. Community leaders urge better highways and road funding to improve travel, safety, and commerce across townships and rural routes.
The article notes government backing and propaganda visible in Cass as several road contracts are considered and a mile long model road from High street east to Spencer Park will be built under government supervision. A government bulletin 321 on split log drag construction will be issued to all via the USDA or post office.
The Elkhart Review lauds Charles W. Fairbanks as a presidential candidate, praising his spotless record in treaty making, legal skill, tact, political balance, and constructive statesmanship. It asserts his combination of abilities promises a wise national administration.
The article reports Mr. Bryan naming Kentucky as certain and Ohio Indiana North Dakota California Oregon with chances in New York New Jersey and West Virginia. It notes Democrats call him a dreamer while Kentucky and other states are seen as options under his leadership, with Texas forecast Republican.
A column quotes the New York Times on how a wife should feed a husband. It argues the husband earns and buys the home and is entitled to the food he prefers, properly cooked and served, with a trust-like housekeeping allowance. Poor meals cause grumpiness. good cooking restores harmony.
A Woman's Home Companion essay argues advanced education can guide powers and influence, but families struggle with time for growth. It criticizes forcing all children through a uniform curriculum, neglecting temperament and tendency, which can crush potential under heavy burdens.
A Boston paper reports that more than half of the several hundred students in Lowell Institute courses taught by Harvard professors are women. Courses meet three times weekly, and the trend of female participation appears nationwide. Women are not idly passing time in cards as the excerpt asserts, with bridge and whist played largely when other tasks are scarce.
American Association schedule features Milwaukee vs Toledo, St. Paul facing Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville, and Kansas City meeting Columbus.
Pittsburg hosts New York, Cincinnati visits Boston, Chicago plays Brooklyn, and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia for pivotal basketball games this week.
In Indianapolis on June 10 St Paul defeated Indianapolis in both games of a twin bill. The first contest required 13 innings with final scores 5 to 4 as Marquard Eubanks Livingst on Gehring and J Myres pitched for St Paul. The second game ended 8 to 6 with St Paul overcoming a late Indianapolis rally aided by Teal Ferris and Meyers.
Columbus and Kansas City totaled one run in a pitchers duel. Cross singled in the fifth to back a solid outing by pitcher Upp as Egan and Sullivan drove in the run for Kansas City. Final score 1-0 KC over Columbus. Umpire Owens.
Toledo defeats Milwaukee 6 4 in the first game and 6 6 in the second as Sutthoff, Lind, Curtis and Beville contribute in the opener. Asher starts unclear in the second while Manske handles Milwaukee despite elwert’s early injury. Umpires Bierhalter and Kane.
Chicago tied game in eighth when Atz replaced Parent after Anderson and Davis singled. The win secures Chicago’s second victory in the series against Philadelphia 3 to 2. Umpires Connolly. Scores show Philadelphia 25 1 Chicago 38 0.
In Cleveland on June 10 Boston defeated Cleveland 8 to 4 in eleven innings. Liebhardt and Clarke pitched for Cleveland while Bemiss and Criger contributed for Boston. Umpire O'Loughlin.
Boston outbatted Cincinnati but costly errors and wild pitching by Dorner allowed Cincinnati to win 8 to 5. Coakley Weimer McLean Ferguson Graham Halla mentioned. Ruddenham umpire.
Reports from Columbus Ohio describe Daugherty as a potential credentials chair candidate and Ellis eyed for the resolutions panel. Taft forces delay vice presidential chatter as Dolliver Cortelyou options loom, Hughes rumors persist amid party strategizing in Chicago.
Rev Rawel, the New Zealand missionary, will deliver his final address at the Broadway Methodist church this evening. The lecture is free.
Boston plays Cleveland New York faces Detroit Philadelphia meets Chicago Washington travels to St Louis clear NBA style schedule pairings set for action at four venues with four games across two conferences all matchups identified by city pairs.
Brooklyn N Y., June 10. By solid base work and Rucker's excellent pitching the home club shut out Chicago 2 to 0. Errors by Hoffmann produced one Brooklyn run while Jordan scored another on a grounder and smart baserunning. Fraser Moran Rucker Bergen Umpire Emslie.
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a tea inning contest on June 10. O Rourke scored the lone run on a three base hit a wild throw by Grant and a two bagger by Gilbert. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham.
Detroit tied the game in the 10th on a single a pass and Schmidt's triple then won in the 12th after a man was out. Final score Detroit 7 New York 6. Mullen Schmidt Lake Newton Blair. Umpires Sheridan Egan.
Fred Clarke scored the deciding run after a fourth inning rally as Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 0. Leever and Gibson pitched for Pittsburgh with Wiltse and Bresnahan for New York in a game umpired by Klem and O Day.
McGrah Albert McGrah a Vandalia machinist died of pneumonia at home on Liberty street two weeks after illness. Remains sent to Sharpsville for funeral today with mother and sister present. Murphy Catherine Murphy funeral Thursday 9 am at St Vincent de Paul burial Mount St Vincent. Groh F M Groh died in Terre Haute remains arrived in Vandalia home of Hidward Davis funeral 3 pm at High and Seventh burial Mount Hope. Lord Mrs George Lord remains from Chicago to cemetery for funeral services. Kircher John Kircher funeral at 9 am from St Josephs church burial Mt St Vincent.
At the K of P hall last evening two euchre rounds produced winners. Anna Laring took first prize, Pearl Kitzmiller second, and Charles Kitzmiller third. Hugh Smith led a separate prize list with Max G Hoffman and Stella Laring also placing.
George Sellers has purchased the Roy Titus pool room located on Third Street. The deal transfers ownership and operations to Sellers as the new proprietor.
Esther Milleur, fourteen, walked ten miles from Converse to Marion after years of hardship. She described abuse at the Bowers home and intent to reach Jeffersonville to join her father or aunt. Police provided breakfast and plans to send her to Jeffersonville with a trustee's help.
Edward W. Anderson announces candidacy for trustee of Eel township, subject to the Republican nominating convention's decision. The Tribune is informed of the campaign.
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