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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
3
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Mr. Ralston receives enthusiastic backing from supporters across the state. wm. P. O'Neill claims he will secure twenty seven of thirty votes from South Bend. Delegates present are expected to confirm these claims. Oley’s withdrawal shifts race dynamics as J Walker Dunn delays formal candidacy for state superintendent.
Indiana Republicans announced candidates for governor and other offices at the state convention. The article lists nominees for governor and various state posts, plus delegate lines and township ward appointments in Cass County and surrounding areas.
Tim Griffin and a Democratic decorating crew finish the hall as flags, festoons, and buntings fill Tomlinson Hall for the Democratic gathering tomorrow at 11. The eagle bas relief overlooks proceedings, with Republicans also set to meet there next week.
Christian county grand jury indicts Herman Richard Crenshaw and Mat Gholston Sr for being members of the night rider band that raided Hopkinsville last December destroying property valued at 300000 dollars, wounding one man and whipping another. Additional indictments for night rider offenses were returned with names withheld pending warrants. Crenshaw is jailed and Gholston remains in custody.
Republican convention in Aurora Illinois urged Governor Deneen for re election Senator Hopkins and Congressman Snapp were recommended for reelection Delegates chosen for the national convention were instructed to back Speaker Cannon for the presidential nomination The delegates listed include William Groet of Elgin and Congressman Howard Snapp of Joliet
The Reichstag journalists' strike, which began last Thursday, ended today after center leader Herr Groeber apologized for calling journalists swine over remarks about negroes. Journalists voted to return to work, noting no proceedings were published during the stoppage. Chancellor von Buelow then spoke at length on matters of national and international importance.
Dr. C. M. Burge a long time well man whose run of bad luck includes a dangerous illness last summer a successful operation a food poisoning scare from peaches on a train and a dangerous buggy accident with a spirited horse. He remains tense and wary about what may come next.
Brussels March 24 It is reported that the indisposition from which King Leopold III has suffered for some time has taken a serious turn. The king remains in his room and his physician visits twice daily.
Joseph Barber, 55, of Ervin township Howard county near Young America, was killed when a horse bolted into a buzz saw while he fed it. Barber cried I’m gone good bye and died minutes later. left a wife and ten children. Funeral set for Thursday at United Brethren church Poplar Grove. He was brother in law of Harriet Coder.
Wireless reports from Magdalena Bay say sixteen battleships under Rear Admiral Evans are near completion of their record target practice. All firing is at 1,600 yards on stationary targets with no range change expected. The fleet plans to leave Magdalena Bay at dawn on April 12 and reach Coronado Beach by 2 30 p m on April 14 after a 620 mile run to San Francisco considering a 56 hour transit to spare engineers.
A party luncheon was served after an incident left three injured, all of whom are thought to be fatally hurt. Authorities released scant details as investigations continue.
Grover Blake, who confessed aiding his mother's murder in Anderson Indiana, remains without counsel as his illicit funds from the murder are linked to a forgery defense once planned. Ozra Reynolds claims an alibi, prosecutors await a decision, and William Blake recovers from injuries in the case.
Harry Orchard, under death sentence in Idaho for Governor Steunenberg murder, will be the chief prosecuting witness against Steve Adams in Telluride in May over the disappearance of Barney during the 1901 02 riots. Idaho board of pardons may commute Orchard to life imprisonment. reliable sources say action will come in due time.
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad issued its annual report for the year ending December 31, 1907. Gross earnings reached 98,369,059, up 6,279,291 from the prior year, net earnings were 22,565,726 down 3,262,087, and surplus stood at 365,909 versus 3,134,762 in 1906.
In Lake Michigan village near Sand Lake Loren Gage's farm home, twenty people were injured when the kitchen floor gave way during an auction sale. occupants of the room fell into a cellar about ten feet below.
New Bedford sees tension as textile council votes to seek talks with mill owners after a 10 percent wage cut ordered for 22 000 workers effective April 6. Local natives and unmarried men and women express dissatisfaction and lean toward a strike.
Chicago March 25 The Record Herald reports a conference of railroad presidents in Chicago to study plans to challenge state rate laws deemed unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court. It notes Minnesota and North Carolina statutes share the same defects and that penalties are often excessive or indefinite.
The original papers in the Dred Scott case, long missing from the courthouse transcript room, were found today by J Clarence Taussig among discarded papers from his uncle George W Taussig in a storage warehouse and returned to the circuit clerk. The case began in November 1846 and the petition remains legible despite age.
Cleveland youths report seven men leaving a storehouse with tools near Pickands, Mather & Co ore dock. Watchman Thomas Burns orders them to halt and fires as they flee. Pat McGinty, 23, is fatally shot. six accomplices escape. Police call McGinty a desperate crook.
Information from Trenton tonight reports Senator Tillman’s condition somewhat improved. He is resting well, appears less nervous, and is gaining some strength.
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