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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
4
May 1908 circulation figures for The Logansport Daily Tribune
Edgar F Metzger publisher swears to the May 1908 circulation of The Logansport Daily Tribune. The table lists daily and total circulation for the month with an overall 182,336 summarized total. Essie Hillhouse, Notary Public, confirms the sworn statement.
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State of
Indiana
Cassa
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport
Republican ticket lineup for state positions
The slate lists JAMES 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 WM TURNAN for Supt of Public Instruction, J L PEETZ for State Statistician, QUINCY A MYERS for Judge Supreme Court, DAVID MYERS for Judge Appellate Court, and CHAS H GOOD for Congressman Eleventh District.
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James <. Watson
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Public Instruction
Lawrence Wm.turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Hoffman for Sheriff in Republican convention
Ulyses S. Hoffman a Fifth ward Republican seeks the nomination for sheriff. He is a longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee and a reliable freight conductor. Hoffman belongs to the B of R T and the O R C and would likely gain strong railroad support if nominated.
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Hoffman
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. of R. T
City council and board agree on electric plant needs
Tension between the council and the board of works over upgrading the electric light plant eases as both sides agree the plant requires additional machinery. The appropriation remains the council’s responsibility, though public prudence is questioned by some citizens.
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Board of Works
Trustee Candidate Announcement by Edward W Anderson
Edward W Anderson states he will seek the trustee nomination for the township subject to the Republican nominating convention. Calvin P Heck announces candidacy for county clerk nomination also contingent on the Republican convention.
Frank J. Berndt Seeks Cass County Clerk Nomination
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for the clerk of the circuit court, subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention decision.
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Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Cogley Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
G W Cogley files宣 announces run for county treasurer subject to Republican nominating convention.
Mellinger Announces Candidacy for Sheriff at Sub County Convention
J. S. Mellinger announces candidacy for sheriff at a sub county convention. He seeks the office under the Tribune editor guidance and calls for support from voters across the county.
Baseball results from Detroit and Chicago clash
Detroit beats Chicago 6 to 4 with Cobb stealing twice and key RBI in first and sixth innings. Philadelphia tops New York 9 to 6 in a hard fought game with wild pitching. Boston split with New York in a doubleheader, winning 8 to 6 and losing 7 to 7 as Bresnahan and Mathewson handle relief duties.
Baseball Tonight: Boston at New York and St Louis at Pittsburgh
Two games on today’s schedule feature Boston facing New York and St Louis meeting Pittsburgh. Big stakes as teams chase wins in the standings and division races.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Milwaukee Defeats Columbus 10 to 2 in Home Game
Milwaukee, Wisconsin—June 23. The Brewers used three pitchers but none stopped Milwaukee's batting. Final score Milwaukee 10, Columbus 2. Batteries Manske Roth Graney Parson Taylor Fohl. Umpire Owens.
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Amerigan Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Wis
Colubus
Manske
Roth
Graney
Parson
Taylor and Fohl
Owens
Trustee Candidate Announces Run in Eel Township
IN. WATKINS declares candidacy for trustee of Eel township subject to the Republican nominating convention.
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Tribune
Eel Township
Watkins
Harry M Bell Declares Cass County Surveyor Candidacy
County Surveyor candidate Harry M Bell announces his bid in Cass County subject to the Republican nominating convention. The filing signals a local party driven candidacy with no further details on votes or events.
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Tribune
Cass
Harry M. Bell
Cass County Loan CO
St Paul wins 5-4 after tenth inning rally
In St Paul Minnesota on June 23 Flood delivered a double and three singles plus a bases on balls in the tenth inning to lift St Paul over Toledo 5 to 4. Teal Laughlin Ash er Gillen Land powered the batteries as umpire Hayes presided at the game.
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St. Paul, Minn
Flood
St. Paul
S. Paul
Toledo
Teal
Metheny Declares Cincinnati Township Trustee Candidacy
J M Metheny announces candidacy for trustee of Miami township subject to Republican nominating convention at Millers school house on Friday July 3 at 3 p m. The event names Metheny as the candidate awaiting party decision.
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Miami Township
Millers School House
County Clerk Candidate Declares Candidacy in Cass County
S. G. Gifford announces as a candidate for Cass county clerk pending Republican nominating convention decision. He states the run is for the clerk position and signals party backing.
Schmidt Declares Candidacy for Surveyor Nomination
John G Schmidt announces his run for the Republican convention nomination for surveyor subject to August 1. He states his candidate status and seeks party support.
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John G. Schmidt
Doubleheader Split In Minneapolis League Action
Minneapolis and Louisville split a double header in Minneapolis Minnesota on June 23. In the first game Louisville won 2 to 1 after taking the first two and the home team the last two. Patterson and Beulow opposed Puttmann and Hughes with umpires Kane and Bierhalter. In the second game Minneapolis won 2 to 0 with Oberlin Wilson and Block facing Poole and Hughes as umpires Kane and Bierhalter.
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Minneapolis
Mineapolis
Minn
R. H. E. Minneapolis
Patterson
Beulow
Puttmann
Hughes
Kane and Bierhalter
Oberlin
Wilson
Block
Poole
Kane
Bierhalter
Boston Wins In Eleventh On Comeback Over Washington
Boston tied the game in the eighth with timely hitting and won in the eleventh by a 3 to 2 score over Washington. The game featured Cicott Criger and Cates Johnson Stret Warner as batteries with Umpire O Loughlin.
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Boston
Washington
Wash
Cicott and Criger
Cates
Johnson and Stret
Warner
O’loughlin
St Louis Tops Cleveland 5 3 in Hot Game
In heat, St Louis breaks through after six shutout innings by Berger to beat Cleveland 5 to 3. Cleveland passed 9 hits with errors, St Louis collects 8 hits and 3 errors as the game ends.
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St. Louis
Berger
Sheriff candidacy announced by Ulysses S. Hoffman
Ulysses S. Hoffman announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the decisive election. Hoffman's bid signals a formal entry into the race and outlines his intent to serve if chosen.
Council urged to hire a competent engineer for plant rehab
The article argues for engaging a qualified electrical engineer to supervise rehabilitation of the plant, noting the board of works opposes but could yield with tact. It cites a $30,000 cost, commends the board’s past practice, and mentions the electric light department's $16,000 to $20,000 surplus and $10,000 needed to restore funds.
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Board of Works
Future Population Growth Will Transform Agriculture and Industry
The author projects the United States reaching 200 million people by 1950 and emphasizes how population growth will expand agricultural wealth. Reclamation of arid lands will boost farm value, while iron ore, coal, and a dominant cotton industry will support manufacturing and mining as the nation grows.
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United States
Europe
New York and Boston Split Doubleheader at Polo Grounds
In New York on June 23 Boston and New York split the doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. Mathewson saved the first game by preserving a tie.
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New York
Boston
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Social events fill the week with parties and plans
The Modern Patriotic club meets at Mrs. Little Stephens 630 Linden today to discuss Prohibition and Equal Suffrage. The Missionary society gathers today at Mrs. Wecht 2211 North street. In Againsville the week’s highlight was Mrs. McIlwee’s card party and tea for guests Mrs. Van Horne and others. St Vincent hall hosts Holy Angels Academy commencement with Frederick Landis guest speaker and student participants. John J Jamison and Lulu L Patrick wed. couple plans to settle in Chicago.
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George McKlwee
Adair Avenue
T. P. van Horne
Logansport
McIlwee
St. Vincent Hall
Comencement of the Holy Angels Academy
Frederick Landis
St. Vincent School
American growth and resilience in the face of depressions
The piece argues that during depressions the public grows pessimistic though the U S has vast natural resources and productive energy. It notes a population of 85 million and forecasts 130 million as growth continues amid rapid immigration and expansion.
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United States
A P Sellers Dies After Illness in Kokomo
A P Sellers formerly of this city died Monday night in Kokomo aged 74 after several years of illness. He spent his early years here and has many relatives in the area.
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A. P. Sellers
Kokomo
Daughter Born to Griffin and Bartlett Street Pair
A daughter was born to George Griffin and his wife on Bartlett Street, expanding the family.
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George Griffin
Bartlett Street
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Split Double Header 3 7
Pittsburgh shut out Cincinnati 3 0 in the first game as Leever Gibson beat Campbell McLean. In the second, Cincinnati won 7 3 behind Young Philippi Liefield and Phelps with Schless on relief as Emslie Rudderham umps. Philadelphia topped Brooklyn 3 2. Weinig Brooklyn hosts.
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Gibson
Campbell
McLean
Emslie
Rudderham
Rae
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Young
Philippi
Liefield
Phelps
Spade
Schless
Teheran Clashes Between Cossacks and Political Clubs
Cossacks and soldiers surrounded parliament and a mosque in Teheran as arrests ordered by the shah sparked fighting with political club members. Several Cossacks were killed, reinforcements with artillery entered, and the clash continued into morning. A state of siege was proclaimed and foreigners were said not to be in especial danger.
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Washington
State Department
Jackson
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