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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

3

Tillman Attacks Federal Prestige and Press Power

In a fiery speech Tillman denounces federal prestige and executive control over policy. He accuses reporters and editors of shaping public opinion while senators bow to the White House and minority voices are ignored. He criticizes Roosevelt, Morton, and Wall Street corruption, calling for accountability and reform.

Senate Tillman White House South House Chicago New England Executive Mansion Roosevelt Paul Morton The Santa Fe Mr. Tillman Messrs Judson Harmon Wall Street Senator Hale Mr. Hale John R. Walsh Committee On Finance Walsh Aldrich Clearing House Walsh Banks Hopkins New York Beveridge Congress

Claims of Watson and Miller at Republican convention

Capt Gowdy asserts 576 delegates for Watson and Wilson Roose claims 466 for Miller among 1 027 delegates named for the April convention The totals exceed the delegates named and omit delegates for Taylor and Hugh Miller Officials withheld figures while noting satisfaction with the situation.

Gowdy Watson Charles W. Miller Hugh T Miller Greene Parke Allen Vigo Madison Delaware Counties Publican State Convention John K. Gowdy William L. Taylor Hugh T. Miller Capt. Gowdy Mr. Roose Mr. Taylor

Good Home Folks Welcome Dr. Good at Warren Reception

Dr. Charles H. Good nominated for congress by Republicans at the Marion convention received a warm welcome in Warren. About 500 residents attended an informal gathering in the opera house with speeches by A. J. Foust Major Adam Foust Captain Silas A. Pulse and editor Monroe Wiley. The event featured a brass band and ended with applause for Good and plans for another demonstration.

Marion Warren Mr. Good Warren Opera House Monroe Wiley A. J. Foust Adam Foust Silas A. Pulse Pulse Dr. Good

Leagues Change the Constitution Central Baseball Rules

The Central baseball league rules committee altered the constitution and by laws in Wheeling on March 16. Key changes include raising the guarantee from 40 to 50 dollars and giving the league president power to appoint scorers and discipline players off the field. Franchise sales require league consent, and limits on games per day remain. Provisions cover vacancy filling, director ratification, and handling delays without forfeiture or guaranteed payment in certain cases.

Associated Press Wheeling W. Va Central Baseball League Rules’ Committee

Fifteen Poisoned After Eating Ganned Beef

Noblesville Ind March 16 Fifteen people in Atlanta were poisoned by canned dried beef. Mr and Mrs Ernest Tomlinson and Mrs John L Leonard were gravely ill but later showed signs of improvement. Others recovered quickly and the victims including Todds nine year old daughter faced no serious injuries. Charles C Atherton was charged with assaulting the girl and was taken into custody after identification by the frightened child.

Noblesville Ind Atlanta Ernest Tomlinson John L. Leonard

Mob surrounds dwelling after attempted assault

A mob surrounded the dwelling of Douglas Todd in Indianapolis on March 16 demanding the man who attempted to assault a girl be handed over. Police intervened to restore order as the crowd pressed for action and the suspect remained at large nearby.

Douglas Todd

Tin Plate Mills Reopen in Pittsburg Area

Ten of the twenty hot mills of the American Sheet and Tinplate company at South Sharon Pennsylvania were put into operation today, providing work for 600 men. The Sharon hoop mill will resume tomorrow, with 1,000 workers to be employed.

American Sheet and Tinplate Company South Sharon Sharon Hoop

Linden Avenue Improvement Contract Put to Bid

At today’s board of works meeting the Linden avenue improvement contract will be let. Several bidders are competing for the job.

Board of Works Linden Avenue

Two unfurnished rooms for rent on Fourth street

Two unfurnished rooms for rent on Fourth street priced by the month. Contact via phone at 550 for details and availability.

Fourth Street

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Panama Miller G. W. Miller James E. Watson and Wilson Roose Charles H. Good Huntington Buck’s Ashe& Hadley Market Street Leagues Wheeling, West Virginia Sion Charles C. Atherton Indianapolis Boston Ai Otto TIN Plate Mills Pittsburg, Pa
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