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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
Economy talk in 1900s campaign column targets Bryan and Marshall
The piece argues Bryan would cut rural mail delivery and other public services while presenting Marshall as willing to trim only one state office. It questions where costs would be saved and if either candidate truly intends economy, highlighting rural concerns about mail, inspectors, and agriculture funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Marshall
Indiana
Fach
Panama Canal
Isthmus
State Executive Department
State Officials and Candidates List in Bond Issue Text
An OCR fragment lists state officials and candidates including Auditor of State J. Cc and Treasurer CSCA Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, Supreme Court reporter George W. Self, Superintendent Lawrence Turnan, State Statistician J Peetz, Supreme Court Judge Quincy A. Myers, Appellate Court Judge David Myers, and U S congressional candidate Chas Good. Also named are Clerk Samuel Gifford, Treasurer George W. Cogley, Sheriff J S Mellinger, Coroner Dr M B Stewart, Surveyor Harry Bell, and district commissioners Alfred M. Dill and Oliver M. Harness.
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JOH Cc
Csca Hadley
Tor
James Bingham
Supreme Court
Public Instruction
Lawrence
Turnan
J. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Speaker Foleys No Show Stirs Greentown Crowd
A Crawfordsville politician Mike Foley failed to appear at Greentown as scheduled after the speakers bureau mixed dates. The crowd of about a thousand waited for his address on trusts and Standard Oil, while Kokomo and Indianapolis audiences received Foley and Sam Small respectively. Demonstrators blamed the bureau for the mix up and the missed afternoon speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Greentown
Howard County
Mike
Foley
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Sam Small
Fooling the Laborer in the Bryan Campaign
A Marion Leader editorial accuses Democratic papers of lies about labor. It argues the supreme court never endorsed a black list, cites Judge Taft supporting injunctions against it, and attacks Bryan allies on union-busting. It states Bryan and associates oppose union labor and omit labels from his paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Bryan
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Taft
Haskell
Oklahoma
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Sam Gompers
White Sox in turmoil as Jones retires from baseball
Fielder Jones announces retirement from baseball and will devote time to managing logs, signaling a end of his career with the Chicago White Sox. The team, defeated after losing the big game to Detroit, shows dejection as players read ticket returns and contemplate the off season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fielder Jones
Sox
Detroit
New York
Nce
Georgetown Social Roundups and Local Updates
Georgetown residents hosted and visited friends from Idaville and Logansport relatives over the weekend. Community members plan a political club, church Ladies Aid meets, and church services by Rev. Cortes. Bridge repairs near Georgetown progress with five weeks expected to finish if the weather stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grant
Idaville
Joseph Smith
Frank Wallace
Carroll County
Montgomery
Lockport
Mathias Farrow
Cortes
Winamac
William Nethercutt
William Gordon
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Church of God
Clinton Township
Cloyd Porter
Logansport
Madison Porter
Georgetown
Miss Lotta Wilson and Clara Bauer Visit Marion
Miss Lotta Wilson and Clara Bauer will spend Sunday in Marion, enjoying a brief prior engagement and sightseeing together.
Tom Andrews to Visit Marion as Guest of Peter Carlos
Tom Andrews will spend Sunday in Marion as the guest of Peter Carlos. The town activity centers on a social visit with local residents expected to greet the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Andrews
Marion
Peter Carlos
Pennsylvania Railroad workers back to 700 plus in repairs
Three hundred more men were ordered to work at the Pennsylvania Railroad shops east this week, bringing total restorations to over seven hundred at Western points. Express trucks head to repairs, and yard activity, tours, and overhauls continue across Chicago Columbus lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Water Train Operated By Chicago and Alton For Locomotives
On account of dry weather the Chicago and Alton has for the first time in eight years operated a water train delivering water for locomotives at several important stations. This marks the first time in eight years the company has had trouble securing water for its engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton
Vincennes division handles more coal cars than last year
The Vincennes division of the Vandalia lines shows increased coal car count over October last year but carries less tonnage because current cars have smaller capacity than those used in fall 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennés
Vandalia Lines
Wabash September Earnings Dip Versus Previous Year
The Wabash reported September earnings of 2 351 194 down from the previous year by 147 70. A late September week showed improvement with the annual decrease reduced to 11 334. From July 1 to September 30 the cumulative decrease reached 726 413.
Expressmen Take Baggage Duties From Baggagemen
Peoria and Eastern officials agreed with American Express to have baggage handled on the Big Four lines and abolish baggage men. The change starts next month and unsettles workers many reassigned to brakeman roles while others lose jobs. Mike Kelley the veteran baggageman with forty years on the road is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria &Hastern
American Express Company
Thein
Mike Kelley
Editor McSheehy Of Logansport Chronicle Notable Indiana Figure
Marion News Tribune reports H J McSheehy editor of the Logansport Chronicle and grand high priest of the I O O F in Indiana played a key role in local Odd Fellows sessions and field day. He arrived in Logansport by chance with Bob Ingersoll, stayed, and began the Weekly Chronicle thirty three years ago, remaining its editor. McSheehy is a leading figure in Indiana journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. MecSheehy
Logansport
McSheehy
Bob Ingersoll
New York City
Weekly
Chronicle
Indiana
Adventists Urge House To Kill DC Sunday Bill
Adventists in the county circulate a petition for presentation to the National House of Representatives asking that a DC Sunday business bill not be passed. The bill, approved by the Senate, would exempt Sabbath observers on other days but is deemed unconstitutional and an infringement on religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House ‘of Representatives
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Funeral of George Byers Draws Large Turnout in Burnettsville
The funeral of George Byers was one of the largest ever held in Burnettsville at the First Baptist Church. The service was packed with a large number of friends and relatives from nearby areas.
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Byers
Little. George
Burnettsville
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