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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
3
The Tribune carried a Sunday ad seeking a 25 to 35 year old woman to marry a first class mechanic. The notice notes many homes read the paper and urges more replies to potential matches, remarking that the county reads the Tribune daily and hopes for more matrimonial responses.
The article reports that Powers including France Britain Russia and possibly Italy seek a diplomatic conference to resolve the Turkey Bulgaria dispute after Prince Ferdinand proclaimed Bulgaria's independence. It notes Bulgaria’s possible war aims, Constantinople fears, and hints at a Berlin treaty revision as a proposed path to peace while detailing mixed signals from Vienna Belgrade and Paris.
Captain Graham has filed a remonstrance against George Mullendore, applicant for a saloon license on Third Street. Hearing on the remonstrance is set for today at one o clock. Captain charges Mullendore lacks good moral character and runs a disorderly place.
A busy afternoon and evening schedule features the We R C social club at 2400 High Street, Broadway Methodist church groups hosting chicken pie suppers, Trinity Guild, Missionary and Ladies Aid societies meeting, and electing officers. Also covered are house party plans, a Knights and Ladies of Honor masquerade, and a wedding surprise at 2301 Broadway with Mrs Mason returning from Texas.
A political address discusses railroad regulation, noting monopolistic trends and the need for impartial service at fair cost. It criticizes evils corrected by legislation and stresses rights of railroads, stockholders, bondholders, and the public. It lauds Republican state administration, debt reduction, tax appraisal, and rising credit under Governors Mount Durbin and Hanly.
Weather forecasters predict rain for Chicago today which could affect the outcome of a key basketball matchup. Detroit aims for a victory while Chicago hopes to capitalize on favorable conditions.
Riverside High School football players returned to Riverside park last night to practice despite a prior prohibition. They presented their petition again to the board of works and disclaimed responsibility for any misuse of the grounds.
In South Bend Indiana on October fifth a Potts family affiliation near Michawaka is set to deliver thirty one votes for Taft. The Potts clan includes nine brothers plus in-laws and sisters’ children, a turnout not believed duplicable nationwide.
Director of the mint Leach announced a return to purchasing fine silver for subsidiary coinage. He expects about 125,000 ounces weekly for an indeterminate period, with the first purchase possible early next week. The mint has roughly 5,000,000 ounces on hand, a supply to be exhausted at current demand.
Fragmentary text discusses demand expectations and silver as an investment. Mentions Mr Leach and anticipation of crops moving, with references to SEK and stronger demand for purchases. Conveys cautious language about market movement without a clear event or outcome.
Clyde McIntosh sparked a police call on Melbourne avenue when accused of beating his brother’s wife. Offiers arrived around five o clock last night and the matter was adjusted without any arrests.
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