Morning March 22 1908 Daily Average Report
Daily page note shows the date Sunday March 22 1908 with a daily average figure of 4 085. The readable elements indicate a weather or circulation summary line from the historic paper.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
4
Daily page note shows the date Sunday March 22 1908 with a daily average figure of 4 085. The readable elements indicate a weather or circulation summary line from the historic paper.
The Cass county Republicans choose delegates next Tuesday with strong backing for Quincy A. Myers. The editorial urges delegation to promote Myers for a seat on the supreme bench, praising his long party service, legal work, and community contributions.
A clipped fragment reports a barber arrested for practicing dentistry. The text hints at enforcement against those who extract whiskers or perform unlicensed dental work. No further details are readable.
In coverage of millinery disputes the article hints that the fiercest clashes are still to come as styles and tariffs unfold, drawing attention to key makers and fashion houses shaping the debate.
Reporters note that President Roosevelt is seen as a great man by observers in France and the idea has reached public attention there. The remark underscores his international reputation and influence during the era.
A columnist notes indifference toward whether Miss Elkins marries the duke, expressing a lack of concern about the personal union.
Hughes realizes early that Iowa is within reach as election returns begin to stream in, signaling a potential race transformation.
Claim circulated by anti Bryan supporters that Governor Johnson leads in New York reflects campaign noise rather than confirmed polling.
Anna Gould declares she will never marry again insisting it is impolite to dispute a woman's word. The remark highlights social expectations for women and public commentary on her personal life.
A small group from Missouri expresses intent to locate and question the man who operated the car from Texas, aiming to learn more about the incident and the operator’s identity.
A harmony ticket nominates Roger Sullivan for vice president alongside William Jennings Bryan. The ticket advocates unity and reform, aiming to satisfy reformers and party factions seeking capable leadership.
The Pharos asserts with positiveness that Congressman Rauch will not marry Miss Good, stating that should be the final word.
J Z Powell voices concern over brewery workers of America urging unions to oppose temperance legislation. He argues sobriety strengthens citizenship and warns against liquor interests dictating lawmakers while urging education and legal action to close saloons. He notes alcohol harms body and reason.
Services will be held in Logansport churches with free admission for all, including visitors. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 2 30 p m for Daniel Webster school, morning sermon at 11 a m on Nature's Warning Mature the Most Dangerous Period of Life, Y P C U at 6 30 p m, evening quarterly conference sermon at 7 30 p m.
Sunday school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 am and 7 45 pm union prayer meeting at 2 30 pm with services listed in concise times.
Rector Rev. A. C. Stengel directs Sunday school at 9 45 a m with holy Eucharist at 7 30 and 11 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Wednesday evening testimonial services at 7 45. Morning services at 11 a m. Subject Matter.
Rev. W. S. Stewart presides with Sunday school at 9 30. Epworth League at 6 36 and class meeting at 6 30. Junior Epworth League at 2 30. Preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30. Lord's supper after morning services. Tuesday 7 30 p m Rev H N Herrick the presiding elder preaches followed by the fourth quarterly conference session.
Rev Walter Johnson, pastor. Morning service at usual hour. Vesper service.
With weeks to the convention, twenty four candidates seek county ticket noms and trustee posts. Julius Lienemann and others vie for county clerk while Meyer Moroney aims for treasurer, George A. Custer seeks prosecutor renomination, and Louis Beckley faces four challengers for sheriff.
Philip Reilly the Richmond City fireman badly hurt in a runaway a year ago has returned from a southern trip feeling well though lingering limb discomfort persists. He has been visiting his sister Mrs Thomas Morris for some time and plans to return to Richmond Monday.
Corner Wheatland and Brown G Eastes pastor holds Sabbath school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m Junior 2 p m Senior Y P A 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m election of trustees after prayer meeting West Broadway BE A Arthur pastor 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m public worship 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor morning sermon The Holy City evening Every Man to His Own Trade
Reverend James o O Simon leads Sunday services with Sabbath school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 and Luther League at 6 45 p m at Cornerisland Market.
E. E. Gregory, pastor, announces Sunday activities at the local church on the corner of Cicott and West Market streets. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Sunday morning service at 10 45 a.m. Sunday evening service at 7 45 p.m.
Corner Broadway and Eighth Street houses John C. White pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m. Rev H N Herrick presiding elder will deliver both sermons.
The Ninth street Christian church lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m with Lord's supper and special music by Prof Ralph Russel. Rev J M Haines and Rev Alfred A Mainwaring preach at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m respectively with baptisms after the evening service.
Thomas Flynn John Murphy and John H Minneman are candidates for the nomination as trustee of Ell township. No one has announced himself as a candidate for assessor of this township.
County Superintendent Haas held the eighth grade examination in the Commercial High School building on Saturday afternoon. The room was filled with students taking the test and names of those who wrote for grades include Raymond Orr Edna Herrick George Burker Ottie Carson Elsie Lerch Nora Sharp Nanette Bell Laurien Ritter Pearl Stephenson Clara Kaufman Ada Benefiel Ruby Fitzer Grace Gingrich Aris Keener Bessie Lenon Mabel Mason Raymond Schneider Rachel Hynes Carl Powell Nannie Gift Elva Turnpaugh Edith Shaw Julie Homburg Donald Pierson Raymond Marshal Ruth Rea Asa Paul Elmer Hoffman Quince Jones Albert Pothoff Carl Yund Sidney Davis Ollie Kelly Joseph Jamison Truman Damm Walter Grusenmeyer Louis Bauman Jessie Crook Marie Martin May Sedam Marie Rogers Fred Rech Chloe Woodlings Bertha Stephenson Edna Kaufman Wilmer Flory Raymond Smith Wise Pittenger.
A meeting of the Logansport Tennis Club will be held soon to reorganize for the year. Thirty members are expected to resume play as soon as weather allows. The Thirteenth Street and Broadway grounds will be released for the season with minor work needed to ready the court. A tournament is planned again this year and will be opened.
The club's president from last year is expected to be re elected. The secretary position is vacant after Brough Patterson left for the west and a new secretary must be elected.
Duck hunting on lakes in the northern part of the state is better this year with many Vandalia and Panhandle workers vacationing to hunt. Lake Cicott English Lake and Lake Maxinkuckee are favored spots as James Tillett and two sons of Miami County returned home with eighty ducks, fifty five of which were bagged in minutes.
The Washington school team beat the Eagles 13 to 8 at the West Side diamond. Washington lineup included Harris at catcher Hyman on the mound Fender at shortstop D May at first base Taylor at second North at third Hin kle in center Messinger in left and B May in right.
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