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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1908

Page

2

Bryan Heads Missouri Campaign Tour With Big Hannibal Rally

William J. Bryan drew the largest democratic demonstration in Hannibal Missouri history as his late train arrived and speakers of state reputation kept the crowd engaged. He planned a statewide tour starting tomorrow stopping at Paris Moberly and Kansas City before reaching St Joseph.

Hannibal William J. Bryan Missouri Democratic State Committee Bryan Missouri St. Joseph Paris Moberly Kansas City

Nervine Credited With Restoring Vital Nerve Energy

Mrs. W. L. Burke of Myrtle Creek Oregon reports that Dr Miles Nervine cured her nervous exhaustion restoring strength and health after weakness irritability and illness. She credits skilled doctors but says Nervine led to full recovery enabling return to business. Drugstore salesmen offer to refund first bottle if no benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana authorities.

Miles’ Nervine Miles W. L. Burke Myrtle Creek Oregon

Prohibition Crowd Plans Chafin Visit and Home Meeting

A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs J M Bray home to discuss the Chafin campaign in Cass County with music by Elks band and performances by Mrs Hoff man Mrs Rosier J A Jones and WM Ball. Prohibition speakers including E L Chafin A M Thatcher F W Lough and Ed Clark will address crowds across the county with events in Onward Walton Galveston Clymers Jefferson Centre New Waverly and Pottowattomie Point amid Halloween festivities.

Prohibition Club J. M. Bray Smead Street Max Hoffman W. S. Rosier J. A. Jones WM. Ball Committee On Music Elks Band E. L. Chafin Panhandle Chafin A. M. Thatcher Boston Elks ‘Hall F. W. Lough Ed Clark Indianapolis Clark Patriot Phalanx A. Prohibition O. N.smith Miami Township Pottowattomie Point Smith Hallowe'en Cass County Sumner B. Haynes A. B. Hirkpatrick Galveston Clymers Calloway Jefferson Township Centre School House Washington Rone New Waverly

UD PASSES PEACE IN SIGHT

The battleship Canopus and the cruiser Minerva report a peaceful pass with no incidents. Officials confirm continued orders and safe sailing through the area.

Canopus Minerva

The Fighting Parson at the Nelson

The play follows Travis Thorne a college athlete who becomes a fearless preacher in New York slums earning the nickname The Fighting Parson. Parker and Mann produce a show filled with sensation comedy and scenery with John A. Preston set to star.

Lem B. Parker W. F. Mann Travis’ Thorne New York Nelson John A. Preston

Campaign Opens In Deer Creek Township

Republicans in Deer Creek Township held a lively meeting at Deacon with farmers voices and addresses by Luther McDowell of Kékomo Howard County and Fred Landis of the city. McDowell argued farm price trends under parties with specific 1896 price examples, urged caution against change while praising "let the people rule" ideas. Landis delivered a fervent, pointed speech urging support for the Republican ticket.

Deer Creek Luther McDowell Kékomo Howard County Fred Landis Sam Small Georgia Indiana John Kern Kern Dixie McDowell Landis

Patrolman Saves Him From Oncoming Train

Patrolman Warmess intervened as Pat Gleason, intoxicated, lay asleep on the track near the Wabash station at 1 AM. Gleason had tried to board a moving train and was twice removed by rail staff before collapsing on the rails, narrowly escaping a deadly accident.

Pat Gleason Warmess Gleason Wabash Station

Czar Ferdinand Arrives in Philippolis to Mass Support

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria known as the Czar by many entered Philippolis at five pm to artillery salvos and cheering crowds. He proceeded to the cathedral where a mass was held as vast crowds gathered from Rumelia signaling strong public approval of independence and sovereignty.

Associated Press Phillippolis Bulgaria Ferdinand Philippolis Rumela Pilliopolis Rumelia

Renewed demonstrations sweep Belgrade demanding government resignation

Belgrade on Oct 9 saw renewed demonstrations in the theatre square. The protesters directed their anger at the government and urged the resignation of the cabinet. The movement against King Peter is described as growing, led by organizers within the populace.

Associated Press Belgrade Theatre Square King Peter

Little Princess to Open at Nelson With Dorothy Stock Co

The Little Princess, announced for Monday evening at the Nelson, is a beautiful comedy drama with a sweet love story and plenty of fun. The Dorothy Stock Company comes highly recommended and will present the show in a thorough, complete manner with an unusually brilliant cast. Seat sales opened this morning and demand promises a record crowd. ladies admitted free Monday when with a paid thirty cent ticket. Ten cent matinees start Tuesday.

Dorothy Stock Company the Nelson The Nelson

Wedding at Lincoln Unites Miss Bessie McDonald and James Gaff

The marriage occurred Thursday evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Lincoln. After a short wedding trip the couple will return to Lincoln to reside.

Lincoln Miss Bessie McDonald James Gaff

Sold Out Seats at Bennett Park for Saturday Game

All reserved seats for Saturday are sold and hundreds wait to secure admissions. Circus seats for ten thousand spectators arrive from Chicago and are installed around the outfield under architects. Navin expects 18 000 to 20 000 tomorrow with general admission at 9 am. Weather forecast predicts splendid baseball day with sun. Manager Jennings receives congratulatory telegrams from peers including John McGraw.

Jennings John McGraw New York Giants Giants DOW

Keppler Makes City Visit for Spirella Corset

FE Keppler a SIS agent for the Spirella corset arrived in the city yesterday on a promotional visit.

FE Keppler Sis

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