Daily average 4 085 report for Saturday morning
The March 14 1908 edition notes a daily average of 4 085 for Saturday morning with no further context or details provided.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
4
The Old Eleventh editorial from Indiana Chronicle
The Marion Chronicle cites Indianapolis Star on Eleventh district race. It urges Republicans to maintain party unity over individual ambitions and stresses the need for a compact district and county organization to keep the national Republican principles strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Compromise Call Amid Washington Politics Mentioned
A fragment urges unity and an unprejudiced look at events to secure an old fashioned Republican victory in Eleventh district. It argues government will endure and the world moves on regardless, advocating best efforts by all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mabillon Honored in Paris on Two Hundredth Death Anniversary
In Paris the church and learned societies marked the 200th anniversary of Jean Mabillon's death with services at Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The Benedictine priest, a founder of modern critical history, authored De Re Diplomatica from abbey documents, after early health struggles and years of monastic study.
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Jean Mabillon
Paris
Saint-Germain-des- Pres
Mabillon
West Point Graduates Commissioned as Lieutenants
The 108 new lieutenants from this year's West Point class receive diplomas from Secretary of War Tait and are commissioned for active service. The army seeks capable officers and this contingent promises many future soldiers and heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
West Point Military Academy
Tait
New York Father Questioned Birth Announcement Practice
A New York man who advertised his first boy’s birth soon faced a flood of sales pitches. Within two weeks he received 13 salesman calls 36 letters and circulars and 58 samples all urging purchases to promote the infant’s health or happiness.
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New York
Sleepiness in sermons linked to hypnotic focus
The Revue Scientifique notes that yawning during a German sermon stems from a hypnotic process when the audience fixes attention on one object. It adds that this cannot explain why few attended Bob Ingersoll's lectures without dozing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revue Scientifique
Bob Ingersoll
Port Arthur Mystery Suspicion on Graft Contractors
Suspicion grows that Russian authorities sealed Port Arthur soldiers to silence returns and expose graft by contractors supplying supplies. The claim ties leadership actions to preventing disclosures of corrupt deals and misappropriation.
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Port Arthur
Thirst for Blood Quenched by Cheaper Means
A foreign paper calls the French a people prone to blood thirst but notes they now satisfy it with something cheaper and easier to obtain.
Automobile racing by farm horses sparks mixed opinions
Automobile racing using farm horses as the motive power provokes both thrill for enthusiasts and ridicule from cynics who deem the concept impractical or absurd.
Secretary warns Japan has sense to avoid conflict with U S
The secretary of the Protestant Episcopal board of missions says Japan has too much sense to fight the United States and is also short some dollars for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Board of Missions
Japan
United States
French Premier to Wed Actress Amid Pittsburg Millionaires
Marquise de Fontenoy reports a French premier plans marriage to an actress. The move mirrors a trend set by Pittsburg’s affluent elite.
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Marquise de Fontenoy
Pittsburg
Brooklyn boarder dies laughing at breakfast table
A Brooklyn boarder reportedly laughed himself to death at the breakfast table. The playful line about the old prune joke suggests the humor may have been the cause or merely a humorous note in the incident.
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Brooklyn
Germ discovery shocks Pottsville residents
A new germ has been identified in Pottsville Pennsylvania stirring public interest as authorities assess risks and inform residents about safety steps amid the unexpected finding.
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Pottsville
Local clubs host social evenings and parlor games
Dr and Mrs Hatch entertain at their Seventh and Broadway home. Thimble club ladies host a red themed 6 o clock dinner. A Broad way Presbyterian church coffee yields 20 dollars with a program by Rev Johnson and musicians. Fleur de Lis and Shakespeare circle hosts and guests attended. Thres hing dinner planned by Concord Ladies Aid March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Presbyterian ‘Church
Rev. Johnson
Charles. Safford
Mesdames Hatch
Safford
Arrick
Mrs. Vale
Mesdames Hadley
Klinsick
Reed
Messrs
and Mesdames Tucker
C. C. Arrick
Charles Safford
J. A. Reed
Fred Klinsick
Will Scott
Chester Hadley
Walter Harrison
George Vale
Lillian Thompson
George Wilson
Hatch
George Ebey
George Street
Fleur de Lis Club
Mesdames Kahler
Hampel
Cogley
Ballou
White
Kohne
Murray
McKay
Miller
Sims
Etire
Nagle
Mrs. I. O. Enders
Shakespeare Circle
Purple Club Dance In Social Hall Tonight
Social calendar notes a Purple Club dance and Teddy Bear club gathering at the social hall with K and L of H hosting events tonight.
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Teddy Bear Club
Factories Resume as New England Mills Refuse Wage Cuts
New England factories push production with some wage reductions set for April 1. Many plants, especially farming implements and canning, increase forces while several mills refuse to sign limits on output. Improvement seen in farming and canning supply lines. rail and iron sectors show modest gains amid cautious demand. Weather lifts Easter demand as leather and hides markets show slow gains and lower quotes steer cotton machinery toward idle relief.
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Associated Press
New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Morrow
New England
Tharp Seeks Republican Nomination for Eleventh District
Thomas D. Tharp of Grant county announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Eleventh District subject to convention choice.
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Thomas D. Tharp
Grant County
When Riches Fade The Multimillionaire Goes To Europe
A concise reflection notes that the average man dreams of Europe after wealth, while the multimillionaire travels to Europe only after he loses his fortune. The line contrasts aspiration with hard reality through a short moral observation.
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Europe
St Patrick Dance by Uniform Rank K of P in Masonic Temple
The Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias will host a St Patrick dance at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening. The event invites members and their friends to attend the social gathering and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Myers
Phi Kappa Theta Sorority
Ada Prough
Peru
Q. A. Myers
U. R
K. of P
St. Patrick
Masonic Temple
Lipton Pursues Hobbies in Fresh Air and Gardens
Sir Thomas Lipton, seeking fresh air, drives ten miles at one in the morning to Osidge in Old Southgate Middlesex to avoid sleeping in town. He has become a keen gardener and a noted orchid fancier in recent times.
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Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Osidge
Old Southgate
Middlesex
Woman Robbed by Husband After Divorce in Anderson
Mrs. Villela, formerly Mrs. J Q Shimer, reports her husband Arthur Villela forced her to surrender money and valuables in a Chicago hotel. She had just sold a home in Anderson for 2000 and had been negotiating for a 20000 hotel in Los Angeles before fleeing penniless. Police in Anderson have been notified.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Ind
J. Q. Shimer
Arthur Villela
California
Chicago
Owl lodge installation move to Wabash high expected
Dr. W. F. Larimer travels to Wabash to install an Owl lodge and establish the order. Indications point to a large local membership for the chapter here.
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W. F. Larimer
Wabash
Receiver Griggs Steers Goodland Bank Through Receiver Proceedings
Griggs of the Goodland bank, now under receiver, visited the city for a day of business as the institution remains under court supervision.
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Eceiver Griggs
Goodland Bank
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