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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1908

Page

2

Nervine promises restful sleep relief for sleepless nerves

Mrs Blay Scott of English Indiana testifies she suffered two years of sleepless agony until Dr Miles Nervine eased her distress after one bottle. The ad claims Nervine quiets irritated nerves, ends insomnia, contains no opiates and offers a refund on the first bottle if it fails to help.

Miles Blay Scott Ind Dr. Miles Nerv Inc Miles Medical Co Elkhart

The Boss Warns on Politics and Promotes Millinery Bargains

The Boss says talking politics in business is in poor taste and mudslinging is rising. He predicts Billy will be elected president and touts his millinery sale with New York sample hats at half the price of competitors. Plumes feathers shapes and children's hats are offered in many colors at bargain prices to attract new customers.

Billy

Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets Promise Cure

An advertisement asserts Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets cure rheumatism nervousness and constipation and prevent appendicitis. The product is described as easy to take purely vegetable and sold for 50c a box with a strict guarantee. Porter druggist in Huntington Indiana advertises them.

Trusler Porter T. F. Trusler Huntington Ind

Barrymore on American society and marriage

St Louis report quotes Ethel Barrymore lambasting New York society as brainless and useless, praising the middle class, and stating she would marry a man with means who shares intellect and purpose while rejecting rich heirs. She condemns society women and favors an independent husband with achievement.

St. Louis Ethel Barrymore America Scores Society of New York Miss Barrymore

Taft defends beet sugar stance and court independence

In Greely on a Denver route Taft calms beet sugar supporters saying he supports beet industry and Republican platform. He argues against jury trial expansion and warns about weakening courts while urging regulation of trusts. He cites sugar as a trust made product and opposes free-list proposals.

Denver Haskell Oklahoma New York Greely Cheyenne Taft Republican Republican Party Bryan Swithin

Cleveland Hands Chicago 1–0 Defeat On Joss Gem

Cleveland pitcher Addie Joss tossed a one hitter with no baserunners until the ninth inning and guided a 1–0 victory over Chicago. Manager Lajoie supplied late-inning help as Walsh struck out 15 for the visitors. Boston defeated Philadelphia 8–1 in another game.

Cleveland Chicago Joss Lajoie Walsh Goode Clark

Pittsburg Takes Lead With Double Win Over St Louis

Pittsburg shades St Louis in the pennant race with a 7 to 4 victory in game one and clinches the series with a 2 to 1 win after a seventh inning homer by Gibson and a ninth by Wagner. Batteries Beebe Ludwig Lie field Gibson. Umpire O Day. in game two Pittsburg wins 2 to 1 as Camnitz and Gibson hold St Louis to two runs. Washington defeats New York 12 to 2 as Keeley Street Hogg Lake Blair secure the win and heavy hit totals.

St. Louis Pittsburg Gibson Wagner Washington New York R. H. EB Keeley and Street Hogg Lake Blair Hurst

New York Dominates Philadelphia with Big First Inning

New York scored seven runs in the first inning and then held on as Philadelphia managed only two runs the rest of the game. Ames and Bresnahan opposed McQuillin Foxen Moren Dooin in a pitchers duel marred by seven first inning runs. Umpires Kiem and Johnstone called the game.

New York Philadelphia

Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4 in tense early baseball tilt

Cincinnati fell 5 4 as Brown kept the Cincinnatis scoreless most of the game while Chicago seized a 2 run lead in the first inning due to Rowand’s wildness and a single. The report notes no local runners reached scoring position beyond third.

Chicago Cincinnati Brown Cincinnatis Rowan Chicagos

Detroit Edges St Louis In Controversial 7 6 Victory

Detroit disposed of Waddell in one inning and then misplayed the ball and base running cost them the game. Rossman’s ninth inning hit tied the score and Cobb scored on a ground rule call after an argument. Detroit 7 St Louis 6. Summers Mullin Schmidt Waddell Howell Smith Spencer umpires Sheridan Egan.

Detroit Waddell Rossman Cobb St. Louis Summers Mullin Schmidt Waddell, Howell Smith and Spencer Sheridan and Egan

The Phantom Detective musical melodrama at Nelson venue

The Phantom Detective combines tricks, sudden appearances, brain puzzles, bright vaudeville numbers, and a thrilling story with comedy and a den of Nubian lions. Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co presents this Venetian spectacle at the Nelson on Thursday October Ltd.

Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co Nelson

Brooklyn Beats Boston 3 2 In Extra Eighth

Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 to 2 with a decisive eighth inning surge. Donovan's men stay ahead of St. Louis in the pennant race as Flinherty Graham Pastorius Dunn provide the battery while Emslie presides as umpire.

Brooklyn Boston Donovan St. Louis Flinherty Graham Pastorius Dunn Emsle

Chicago Team Out of National Fight

Baseball fans see Chicago National fade from pennant race as Pittsburgh leads with .638 and two games left while New York has four to play and a potential .647 finish. Chicago remains two games away, needing both wins as New York could drop pace.

Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis Ore New York

The County Chairman at Nelson October Matinee

The county chairman drama by George Ade comes to Nelson on Wednesday October 7. The village crowd of recurring characters fills the stage from the smart clerk to the station agent and the post office frequenters. A special bargain matinee will be presented.

George Ade Nelson

Watson Club Formed With Sixty Eight

A Watson club with sixty eight members was organized last night in Galveston by the republican township meeting. The Watson drum corps and Watson Glee club performed, with candidates on the county ticket in attendance. G W Bishop was elected president, Rank Jacks vice president, S B Yohn second precinct, Max Mertz third precinct, Ira Phillips secretary. Mayor McKee and several residents attended, with four forming the glee club.

Watson Club Galveston Watson: Club Watson Glee Club G. W. Bishop Rank Jacks S. B. Yohn Max~Mertz Ira Phillips Mayor McKee Charles Butler George Cogley Oscar B. Conant Harry Dill Sam ‘Mellinger Jim Martin George Chesser Harry Wood Lennon Porter The Glee Club

FortS Vocabulary's Sake Corpse of Voice in Senate Debate

A fragment from a historical column notes a senator saying indirect speech can accuse a person. The clipped text references a morning scene and a courtroom or legislative setting, hinting at rhetoric about accusation and speech.

Two Es Falls Will Not Attend Contested Meeting

Two executives show up late as a related group lodges protest, while others push ahead with plans for a major community event. The dispute centers on governance and funding, drawing involvement from local organizations.

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