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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
A rugged tale from the north chronicles fierce passion and brute strength as men chase gold and endure savage impulses. It contrasts civilization with primal hunger, urging readers to linger with Nome’s hardy figures for renewed vigor and courage.
Glenister and Dextry guard a fleeing woman fleeing pursuers on the Nome voyage. The Santa Maria prepares to sail as a gold rush frenzy grips Unalaska. Mexico Mullins plans retaliation over a disputed claim.
In a dim ship deckhouse a girl flees toward safety while Glenister fights off attackers. A warning blast from the steamer and outbursts of violence erupt as sailors surge from the darkness. Glenister uses ease and ring to repel them. the girl fears the approaching danger more than the brawl.
All Wa bash Valley Gas Company plants have been sold back to A H Van Brunt on behalf of the original syndicate that previously owned them before Samuel Murdock's receivership. The plant sold yesterday for 375000 from the courthouse steps, with Ft Wayne plants sold in earlier sessions. The former syndicate plans to consolidate the assets under one debt free company.
Lancing Edgerly files suit for divorce from Frances B. Edgerly alleging marriage in 1903 and wife leaving in 1905 without cause. Also, B F Long guardian reports final accounting for Harry Long minor heir. Henry C Haskett files final administrator’s report for Addison Haskett estate with net balance of $483.15.
Trustee Alfred McFeeley of Center Township Grant County took a scenic trip via Panhandle trains to save sixty cents on the Chicago fare. He boarded the wrong train at Chicago, learned he was diverted to Louisville, then traced his route back to Logansport while still profitable. The episode sparked interest in fare schedules as the return trip promises more records.
The Americas Tariff Knox club departed Chicago in two sections on the Panhandle last night at 8 o'clock and was billed to run as far as.
An Indiana interurban order bars chewing or smoking on duty, drawing ire from trainmen who argue chewing tobacco is common among riders and crew. Some see the rule as a step toward total abstinence, while others view it as an unnecessary restriction on competent service.
Today the board reviews each city's corporate reports and prepares assessments for properties. Bank representatives are expected to attend as the session focuses on valuations, with several corporations delaying their statements awaiting revisions.
Newlywed couple plans a budget friendly wedding trip on the D. and C Coast Line to Mackinac. Steamers offer elegant furnishings and pre reserveable staterooms or parlors. An illustrated pamphlet is available by sending a two cent stamp to the Detroit address.
The Panhandle pay car visited Logansport yesterday and will be here today. The Vandalia pay car will be here today and by tonight several thousand dollars will be in circulation in the city.
Clerical force from Studebaker Wagon Works of South Bend will outing at Lake Maxinkuckee Saturday aboard the Vandalia excursion train. Three cars will carry about three hundred passengers. Brakeman Ernest Sellers and conductor Fites on vacation for thirty days. Fred Jessee from Indianapolis becomes Vandalia operator after yesterday's exam. Sam Straus also on vacation. Chief Operator Tousley of the Panhandle travels to Marion as witness in a lifelong Panhandle damage suit started in 1901.
A Marblehead report notes fields in Schoolcraft County swarmed by immature hoppers. Farmers fear a repeat of last year as crops may suffer serious damage from the widespread pest invasion across the peninsula.
Loganport city officials travel to Laporte for the State Municipal League session. J. T. McNary serves as president and will call the meeting to order at 1 30 Tuesday. Roy Johnston leads discussion on proposed amendments to cities and towns laws and related topics.
Regular meeting of Cass Encampment No 119 I O O F tonight at 8 00 all members and visiting Patriarchs invited. Work in the Royal Purple degree and regular payment of dues. Ira Cree C P.
John Day Jacob Maier William White Ed M Day Jacob Tussig Phil Lip Rhem and others depart for Indianapolis to attend the North American Sangerbund national music festival. The gathering is billed as one of the largest gatherings of German singing societies in the United States.
Lambrigger's Zoo on Market Street attracts large afternoon and evening crowds. The exhibit features animals and rare birds with the Royal snake of India, the largest reptile in captivity, which feeds only three times a year and may feed this week. The animal keeper notes feeding signals through unusual activity.
Farmers in Schoolcraft County Michigan seek repeat pest invasion fear as grasshoppers reappear. reports from St Ignace dated June 16 describe ongoing grasshopper outbreaks threatening crops and necessitating control measures.
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