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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1908
Page
4
A compendium of church services in Logansport lists multiple denominations with schedules. The Church of God holds services including Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Rev. A. C. Stengel is rector. Other churches cover rounds of Sunday school, sermons, prayer meetings, and youth activities at various streets and times.
Planters' Protective Association officers deny involvement with night riders and claim they oppose a cooperative alliance. They say violence in Kentucky undermines gains from higher tobacco prices and express hope Gov Willson’s efforts to curb district anarchy succeed soon.
A threatening black hand letter addressed to councilman Fred Grover was turned over to the postoffice authorities yesterday and will be sent to postal inspectors. Investigations aim to identify the letter sender and consider federal penalties for mailing threats.
Funeral services announced for Robert W. McElheney at Broadway Methodist Church with Rev. J. C. White officiating. Interment at Mount Hope. Mrs. Mary Price to be buried at Mount Hope after services at the orphans home at 2 30 led by Rev. J. C. White. she was a native of Zanesville Ohio and lived with daughter Mrs Carney. survived by Miss Florence Price and sister Mrs T H Barnes. Mrs Stella Marshall widow of Dr George Marshall dies in Kokomo. Mrs O P Taylor sister in law of E F Obenchain dies in South Bend.
John C White pastor uses Corner Broadway and Eighth Street for church services with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 11 00 daily or weekly postings provide schedule details
England pushes for an independent Macedonian governor to test broader European alignments. Austrian officials deem the plan impractical and dangerous amid Balkan tensions. Vienna fears it aims to isolate Austria and reshape power balances beyond Macedonia.
Attorney George Funk says Mayor George P. McKee may skip the 9 o'clock trial on intoxication charges and let proceedings proceed. If the mayor does not attend, the case could take several days and the prosecution may wrap up evidence at Monday’s council meeting.
New York February 29 J Henry Haggerty and Joseph B Ford were appointed receivers for the Mechanics and Traders Bank by Justice Platzek in the Supreme Court on Attorney General Jacksons application The bank suspended January 29 depositors seek reorganization but the Attorney General reports the bank has money on deposit and owes creditors about 10 000 000 and is insolvent.
The fragment notes an individual named Thomas D. Thorp of Grant County involved in a political maneuver for Congress. Details are incomplete but indicate a candidate or appointment context within the county and district politics.
Township assessors met in the office of County Assessor Warrick Saturday afternoon and planned Monday starts for personal property assessments. Livestock to be valued at three fourths of March 1 market value. Deputies named for Logansport include John B Winters I N Watkins Jas Chidester Asa Walters John B Smith Lucile Markley. Additional deputies appointed in Jackson Washington Tipton townships with more appointments pending. Regular assessors present include John W Markley Eei Thomas F alzell Adams Abner J Morrow Bethlshem Charten A Bees Gray Clinton Os Me Harnesses.
Giuseppe Alia, charged with murdering Father Leo, pleads not guilty at arraignment. Judge will set trial for March 9 and defense plans an insanity plea. Interpreter Peter Bessie dismissed over archist ties. crowd gathers outside jail with no violence. Alia reportedly starved, says only soup at Salvation Army. Attorney Widdecombe to pursue insanity defense with Baron Total’s Sicily inquiry. Nearby display of an Alsatian cat draws hundreds of onlookers.
The Marysville stalemate last week involved Mr Willis being offered 2500 dollars and Mr Miller offered 4000 dollars by the Department of Justice to quit the race. Miller withholds the name of the tenderer.
Mr and Mrs Sars Roger and TM son visit Frankfort for a few days. Mrs Cummings stays with sister Mrs Sarah Dellaplane in Clay township. Mrs Patterson of Wheat Other Stoughton Miss Ethel Michael returns to the city from Kewanna. Mrs John Batchelor back from visit with Mrs Harry Brown in Chicago. Capt James and his corps return to the city after Peru visit. Miss Marie Gruell returns from Danville ML after a few weeks. Miss Maud Keeney also mentioned.
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