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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
4
May 1908 circulation figures for The Logansport Daily Tribune
Edgar F. Metzger publisher swears the newspaper's May 1908 circulation as listed in the accompanying table. The document notes daily averages, totals, and a 1908 notary affirmation by Essie Hillhouse with commission expiry August 31, 1908, in Cass County Indiana.
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State of
Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
Essie Hillhouse
Republican Ticket For Governor and State Officials Declared
The Republican slate includes James W. Watson for Governor Fremont E. Goodwine for Lieutenant Governor Fred A. Sims for Secretary of State John C. Billheimer for Auditor Oscar Hadley for Treasurer James Bingham for Attorney General George W. Self for Reporter Supreme Court Lawrence M Turner for Superintendent of Public Instruction J L Peetz for State Statistician Quincy A. Myers for Supreme Court Judge David Myers for Appellate Court Judge Chas H Good for Congressman Eleventh District.
Taft and Sherman Form Formidable Team
Peaceful Bill Taft teams with Sunny Jim Sherman to create a formidable political combination. The duo's alignment signals strong collaboration and potential influence in upcoming races and policy efforts.
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Bill Taft
Sunny Jim Sherman
John G Schmidt Seeks Surveyor Post On Republican Ticket
John G Schmidt, raised in Tipton township and resident of Logansport for twelve years, seeks the Republican nomination for surveyor. Formerly with the Pennsylvania Railway, he has served almost two years as city engineer and pledges capable, satisfactory service if elected, citing a good record as city engineer.
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John G. Schmidt
Schmidt
Iy Tipton Township
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Bryan Attacks Republican Platform In Strident Terms
William Jennings Bryan voices strong displeasure with the Republican platform in the Com moner, predicting a retreat in Chicago. The long critic is seen as a habitual fault finder, recalling his wartime title The First Battle and his resignation from military service.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
R. Bryan
Trusteeship Bid and Clerk Nomination Candidacies
Edward W. Anderson declares candidacy for Fel Township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention. Calvin P. Heck announces intent for county clerk nomination pending Republican convention decision.
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Tribune
Fel Township
Edward W. Anderson
Calvin P. Heck
Frank J. Berndt Seeks Cass County Clerk Nomination
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for the clerk of the circuit court position subject to the Cass County Republican nominating convention.
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Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia 1–0 in Ten Inning Game
Brooklyn wins 1–0 over Philadelphia in ten innings as McQuillan and Rucker duel on the mound. Final score shows Brooklyn scoring the decisive run in the last extra frame with Bergen and litsch noted in the batteries and Jack litsch catching for Philadelphia. Brooklyn, N Y, June 22.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
N. Y
Rucker
McQuillan
Jacklitsch
Bergen
Johnstone
G W Cogley Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
G W Cogley announces his bid for county treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
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G. W. Cogley
MELLINGER Announces Candidacy for Sheriff at Sub County Convention
J. S. Mellinger declares his candidacy for sheriff at a sub county convention. The statement signals his bid and engagement with local party processes.
Columbus at Milwaukee and other Sunday games in American Association
Sunday baseball results from Milwaukee Columbus and Kansas City games in the American Association are listed with scores and pitching notes. Milwaukee defeats Columbus 4 1 with strong innings. Philadelphia beats Cleveland 9 2. Detroit tops Chicago 4 1 in a tight contest.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Watkins Seeks Township Trustee Nomination
I N Watkins announces candidacy for township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention decision.
St Louis Edges Boston 1 0 In Tight Baseball Action
In Boston on June 22 Redmond narrowly outpitched Boultes as St Louis won 1 to 0. Scoring details show a late run by St Louis and solid defense. Battery contributors included Raymond Ludwig for St Louis and Boultes Lindeman Smith for Boston. Umpire Rigler officiated.
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Boston
St. Louis
Raymond and
Ludwig
Boultes
Lindeman and Smith
Rigler
Harry M Bell Announces Cass County Surveyor Candidacy
County surveyor candidate Harry M Bell announces his bid in the Tribune noting he will run subject to the Republican nominating convention. The statement seeks party backing for Cass County Surveyor.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
Candidate for Trustee of Miami Township
J M Metheny announces candidacy for township trustee subject to Republican nominating convention at Millers school house on Friday July 3 at 8 p m. The filing signals campaign intent and seeks party endorsement.
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Miami Township
Millers School House
Cincinnati Rout Pittsburg in Series Opener
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburg 4 to 0 in the first game of the series. Maddox, Young and Gibson for Cincinnati. Weimer and Schlei for Pittsburg. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham. New York defeats Chicago 7 to 1 as Chicago errors help New York take a commanding win. Lundgren and Kling pitch for New York with Wiltie and Bresnahan behind. Umpires ODay and Klein.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
R. H.E
Maddox, Young and Gibson
Weimer
Schlei
Emslie and Rudderham
Chicago
New York
Lundgren
Kling
Wiltie
Bresnahan
O'Day and
Klein
County Clerk Candidate Announces Run in Cass County
S G Gifford announces candidacy for Cass County Clerk pending Republican nominating convention decision.
Schmidt Seeks Republican Nomination for Surveyor
John G. Schmidt announces his candidacy for the Republican convention nomination for surveyor to be decided in August. He emphasizes experience and service in county surveying matters and asks party members for support in the upcoming convention.
Campaign Fund Controversy Ties to Nebraska Leader
The report recalls murky details surrounding the cessation of a $15,000 campaign fund in the leader's own state Nebraska. The piece notes Republican hesitation to push a campaign publicity plank amid the controversy.
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Nebraska
Metheny Seeks Miami Township Trustee Seat
J. M. Metheny, longtime New Waverly resident and local businessman, campaigns for Miami township trustee. The candidate is praised for integrity, party duty, and business reliability, asserting he is fully competent and deserving of nomination and election.
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Matheny
Miami Township
Metheny
Burkhart Attacks Set Off Democratic Tension
The Tribune reports rising alarm over George W. Burkhart as he assails his party. Democratic leaders struggle to explain anti Bryan control at the county convention while Burkhart defends loyalty to Bryan and counters central committee critics. He speaks boldly and remains unconstrained by party lines.
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the Tribune
George W. Burkhart
Burkhart
Bryan
Democratic Central Committee
Hardihood
Cass County Republican Nominates Samuel G. Gifford for Clerk
Samuel G. Gifford, longtime deputy to the present clerk, seeks Republican nomination in Cass County citing a record of efficiency and service in the office. He urges party delegates to support his candidacy for the clerk position.
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Samuel G. Gifford
Cass County
Gifford
Gifford Endorsed for County Clerk Post by Supporters
Supporters commend Mr. Gifford to voters for county clerk citing his economical administration of public offices. They praise his fidelity to duties and flawless record keeping, noting law study predisposes him to the role and that he saved fees while avoiding errors. He volunteered time to party and public service alike.
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Gifford
Global Railroad Growth in 1906 Exceeds Previous Years
World rail mileage reached 580,27g miles in 1906 with 311,688 in the new world and 268,588 in the old world. The new world surpassed Eurasia Africa and Australia by 43,100 miles, the year adding 17,376 miles. New mileage included 7,285 in North America and 727 in South America, with Asia and Europe expanding to 4,063 and 3,907 miles respectively. China added 1,452 miles, Russia 1,150, Africa added 1,118, while Africa’s rail reach extends from coasts to high plateaus linking streams and lakes.
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New World
Old World
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
North America
South America
China
Russia
Urganda
United
Staes
Railroads Drive Global Growth and Investment Trends
The piece notes rapid railway expansion in Asia and China, with sharp capital emphasis on rail construction worldwide. It cites 580 276 miles of track and 347 billion dollars in global railroad capitalization, highlighting Europe’s share, per mile costs, and rising expenses for U.S. rail improvements and station enlargements amid a decade of heavy stockholder burdens.
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Celestial Empire
Asia
China
Europe
United States
Storm damages in Austin and surrounding counties
A storm caused 200000 dollars in damage in Austin and 750000 in Mowry county with widespread effects across the region. Seven hundred trees were blown down in Austin and flying timbers filled the air for a time. In Freeburn county many persons were hurt.
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Austin
Taft and Bryan Invited to Elks Reunion in Dallas
Invitations were sent to Secretary Taft and Senator Bryan to attend the Elks national reunion in Dallas next month. Both leaders are Elks members, and those who know them think attendance is likely.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Wm. H. Taft
W. J. Bryan
Elks
Order
Today’s games and baseball scores from the circuit
Washington visits Boston New York plays Philadelphia in today’s slate. In a separate American League clash Curtis and Geyer battled in an inning with Milwaukee edging Columbus 1 to 0. Umpire Owens. Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 3 to 2 as Druhot Livingstone Brandon Wood Sulivan worked batters.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Boston Ee
Washington Ae See
St. Paul
Aece
Washington
Boston
New York
R. H.F. Milwaukee
Columbus
Curtis
Druhot
Livingstone
Brandon
Wood
Sulivan
Kerin
Pathfinders Postpone Card Social And Dance
The Pathfinders card social and dance, planned for this evening, has been postponed to Tuesday evening June 30. The group observes a rule requiring a social on the fifth Tuesday of months with five Tuesdays, and two events were deemed too close together.
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Hnece
Kosciusko Bank stockholders decide liquidation
Warsaw Indiana June 22 stockholders of the Kosciusko bank closed two weeks ago by the state auditor met behind closed doors and decided to liquidate at the earliest date. The auditor's office issued a statement that the stockholders will lose more than 50000 dollars causing unrest among depositors.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko Bank
State
Deaths and Funerals of McTaggart Mrs Sarah McTaggart
Mrs Sarah McTaggart died Sunday at her daughter’s home 824 Broadway age 77 She was a longtime city resident and is survived by four daughters James McGourty Mrs John McGreevey Rose McTaggart and Mrs Richard McGreevey Funeral held today at nine from St Vincent de Paul Church with Rev Father P J Crosson officiating Burial in Mount St Vincent.
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