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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
4
A Woodmen of the World gathering in Indianapolis drew a large city crowd with 116 new members initiated. About 10,000 Woodmen were estimated to be in the city for the event, and attendees traveled from this city to participate.
James J Hill of the Great Northern argues waterways create more business for all carriers and that deep canals and lake routes would enlarge traffic paralleling rail lines. He contends rail managers fear waterways and would lower rates, while railroads connecting Chicago to New York could gain from canal and lake developments.
A leading New York mercantile house purchased substantial real estate with plans to expand its quarters. A firm member cited expected prosperity after Mr. Taft's election, while noting Bryan's anti-trust stance could delay ventures. Business leaders foresee renewed momentum and fair play under a stable administration.
A plainsman expressed strong support for Mr. Taft during his South Dakota stop, stating he means what he says and says what is right. The brief remark is portrayed as reflecting the platform of the American people.
Charles Stout was fined a dollar and costs after ejecting Earl Easterday from Beyers Packing Co. office, an act that broke Easterday's collar bone. Easterday teased and kicked Stout, leading to eviction. B C Jenkines defended Stout. Mike Fansler represented the state. The case moved from Reid to Hanawait court, with the verdict for the state and Stout to pay the fine.
The home of Michael Zaulbaum at 123 Washington Street was wiped out by a fire sparked by an engine yesterday afternoon. Firefighters arrived after the blaze had made headway and saved the first floor while the second floor goods were lost.
The Independence party will not nominate a candidate for Congress in the Eleventh District as filing closed Saturday night with no name certified to County Clerk Elliott. The party may endorse a candidate from another party, with Dr. Good the likely choice. All other parties filed nominations by Saturday night and election tickets will be assembled today. Ballot printing starts next week. nominations by petition remain possible. County Clerk Elliott travels to Indianapolis Thursday to obtain state ballots and will receive them personally as required by law.
Question and answer note a Detroit society woman’s 20 year safe face wash recipe uses Rose Water Cologne Spirits and Eppotone. Dissolve Eppotone in hot water then mix with rose water and cologne to create a long lasting facial wash claimed to remove freckles tan and sunburn while protecting skin and reducing shine.
Sunday session of the Trades Council centered on political topics. George Burkhart, A. H. Halstead and P. T. Bradley were named to invite additional speakers to address the group.
Cass County endures a twenty hour pall of smoke from local and distant fires. The air irritates asthmatics and threatens health as burning leaves and fires in Fulton County muck lands worsen conditions. Drought reduces crops and the water supply along the Wabash and Eel rivers remains scarce, heightening danger.
Marshall Bird of Walton subdued a jailed man who called himself John Doe after the inmate fought to escape twice. The intoxicated suspect jerked his arm free and lashed out before Bird knocked him down and ended the confrontation. A hearing is set in Justice Reid's court today.
LA C football team and Lafayette Owl Social club played to a 0 0 tie at Spencer Park before a crowd of about 24 00. Dick Cox was carried off with a chest injury after a kick in the chest. A return game will be scheduled soon at Lafayette.
Fire swept a farm owned by William causing extensive damage to buildings and equipment. No injuries reported as crews fought flames throughout the day and secured the scene. Local fire units are investigating the cause.
Twenty sixth annual Cass County Association convention to be held here. Details unreadable due to partial text.
The Cass County Sunday School Association plans its twenty sixth annual meeting at the Baptist church in town on October 26 and 27. Attendees include delegates from every Sunday school. sessions feature Rev. E W Halpenny and Rev A A Mainwaring and discussions on attendance, teaching, pastor roles, and Sunday School evangelism.
Lucy wife of Jacob Lucy died at home in Vanita Oklahoma last Saturday and remains arrived in the city for services at Spring Creek church where Rev Craig will lead the funeral this morning. Clare Davis Schneider 52 died at home in Washington township. William Mont Swigart 39 died Sunday night of pneumonia at his parents home. Charles Ne Personette 77 died Sunday evening. Funeral plans and burial locations are listed for each.
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