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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
4
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The Logansport Daily Tribune reports May 1908 circulation totals with a daily average of 4 890 and a grand total of 182 336. Edgar F Metzger swears to the accuracy before Notary Essie Hillhouse. The surrounding editorial notes discuss changing dress norms, noting coatless attire gaining acceptance for comfort and social settings.
Republican ticket for governor James Watson and lieutenant governor Fremont Goodwine appear with names for 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 Witturnan state statistician J L Peetz and judges Quincy A. Myers and David Myers plus Congressman Charles H. Good in the Eleventh District.
The Tribune maintains a constant link to the Chicago convention, with a wire running from the Coliseum to its office. An expert telegrapher at each end provides detailed convention proceedings an hour to two hours ahead of other Logansport papers.
The Indiana Eighth congressional Democrats re nominate J A M Adair for another term. The Lafayette Courier notes Adair campaigned as a Roosevelt Democrat but faces united Republican opposition led by Nathan Hawkins who aims to defeat him and retire Adair to private life.
The Tribune will publish Associated Press accounts of the proceedings, providing readers with timely coverage of the judicial process and key developments as they occur.
The national Republican convention in Chicago dominates headlines as Taft’s nomination seems likely while Roosevelt backers rally and rumors of a stampede circulate. Indiana’s Fairbank is mentioned as a probable vice presidential candidate, adding to the week’s historic dynamics.
In Wabash Indiana the leading Methodist pastor invites male worshippers to remove coats at summer Sunday services to attract more men to church. The Rev Mr Fred aims to increase attendance by making worship more comfortable and welcoming.
Minneapolis defeated Columbus 7 to 1 in a high scoring AAU afternoon game. Milwaukee beat Louisville at Kansas City and St. Paul edged Toledo while Indianapolis lost to Kansas City 2 to 0. Chicago won 3 to 2 over New York in the American League with Druhot Hawley duties noted.
Boston Pirates beat St. Louis 9 to 1 in St. Louis on June 16. Boston scored early and controlled the game with strong hitting while St. Louis managed a lone run in the eighth. The series result adds to Boston’s early dominance as the American League standings show varied outcomes for New York and Philadelphia teams.
St. Louis visits Brooklyn while Pittsburg plays Eston. Chicago faces Philadelphia and Cincinnati meets New York in two games.
Indianapolis and Kansas City split a regulation doubleheader on June 16 in Indianapolis Indiana. The scores were 4 to 4 in the opener and 0 to 2 in the nightcap according to local sports reports.
Toledo 9 St. Paul 8 in Toledo Ohio on June 16 as Farris was targeted early. Teal pitched briefly in the ninth after Farris left. McCarthy singled and scored the deciding run. Batteries Steen Gillen Wakefield Teal Farris J Meyers Umpire Hayes.
Milwaukee broke a losing streak in Louisville a 9 4 win. Batteries Halla Poole Hughes Manske Dougherty and Roth led the offense while Umpires Bierhalter and Kerin oversaw the game.
In Columbus Ohio on June 16 Freeman collected three hits including two doubles as Minneapolis defeated the Columbus club 7 to 1.
Cleveland fell to Washington 9 to 3 in a Cleveland baseball game on June 16. Batteries Hess Chech and N Clarke for Cleveland Hughes Falkenberg Keeley and Warner for Washington. Umpire Egan.
Detroit, Michigan, June 16. The Tigers disposed of Plank and Schlitzer in three innings, taking a lead on clean hitting Philadelphia could not overcome. Detroit scored 7 runs to Philadelphia's 3 as Willetts and Howse opposed Schlitzer and Plank with Coombs and Schreck handling the batteries. Umpire O Loughlin worked the game.
Brooklyn, N Y defeated St Louis 4 to 2 in a June 16 game. Brooklyn built a late rally after a scoreless start, with Lush Ludwig Bucker and Bergen supplying offense and O Day umpiring.
The Cincinnati vs New York game scheduled for New York was postponed and a doubleheader will be played today. Public notices indicate adjustments to the lineup and venue.
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 1 after Hofmans muff leads to a decisive run. Pfeister Kling and Sparks Doom battery work, with Umphire Klem officiating. The game features late scoring and a tight defensive stance.
Broad way Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at the church at 2 30 this afternoon with an ice cream social. The Lake Cicott Literary Society hosts an outdoor ice cream social on Frank Sloop’s lawn Thursday evening. Leicester Ogston and Miss Maude Summer wed in a June ceremony. Pedro Club meets Friday at Mrs. Laura Farrell’s home. Mrs. Harry Mehan hosts Christian church section seven at 318 Baron street this afternoon. Pisgah church missionary society shifts its meeting to the fourth Saturday with Mrs. Al Price. Edna Coffman hosted a gathering for Maud Baker prior to her summer departure. Home Telephone farewell banquet honors Miss Anna Oliver at Kinley’s Island. she departs Saturday for Kansas. Roy Barnes marked his seventeenth birthday with friends and prize Pedro games. John Redword celebrated his fifty sixth birthday with gifts and a gold watch. Logansport Phi Sigma Chi plans a Lake Maxinkuckee convention June 29–30 with chapters from nearby cities. national convention eyed for Columbus in August. Engagement notice from Xenia notes Miss Janet Allison and William Ekin of Logansport. Ekin receiving congratulations locally and in Vandalia.
Local horsemen arranged four races for July Fourth including a free for all pace with a 250 prize and a 2:30 pace with a 200 prize. Country race limits entrants to rural horses, with balloon ascensions planned by the street car company to draw a large crowd as other nearby cities stay quiet.
Bethel M E Church will observe children’s day Sunday evening with a program of music and recitations by the children. The Sunday school attendance has grown over the past year and a large crowd is expected.
Last day of school at St. Joseph school marked by a commencement in St. Joseph hall. Four graduates led a fine performance of Two Orphans with music and songs. Students rest until fall opening. local readers anticipate vast fall bargains at the Golding Golden Rule end sale.
Edward W. Anderson announces candidacy for Fe Township trustee pending the Republican nominating convention decision.
New feed and oil store at 215 6th street offers feed oil wood flour and all kinds of farm produce with guaranteed quality and price. Phone 1016.
Advertises Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets as an infallible cure for rheumatism nervousness and constipation with prevention claim for appendicitis. Describes easy to take purely vegetable formula and price 50 cents per box. Sold by all druggists and porter the druggist. Manufactured for T F Trusler Huntington Ind. Sold on strict guarantee.
Letters claim a $500 reward for proving letters genuine while touting Swiss Herb Tea. They describe a Brooklyn Iowa recipient cured after long illness and request immediate shipment of more packages. Customers from Brooklyn and Montezums report positive results and send money orders.
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