Circulation figures sworn for The Logansport Daily Tribune
Edgar F Metzger publisher swears to the September 1908 circulation figures of The Logansport Daily Tribune. Notary E V Hillhouse witnesses the oath on October 3 1908. Cass County Indiana records confirm the published daily average 4974 and a series of daily totals listed in the accompanying table.
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State of
Indiana
Cass
Edgar F. Metzger
Logansport Daily Tribune
Tribune
E. V. Hillhouwse
ISEAL
Notary Public
Sly Commission
Pharos Prepares Questions For Beveridge Amid Absence
The Pharos editor contemplates asking Beveridge questions once he is unreachable. The plan hinges on confirming Beveridge is sufficiently distant to prevent immediate responses.
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Pharos
Beveridge
Indiana Democrats Trade Bryan for Marshall Votes
Indiana Democrats concede Bryan cannot win Indiana and openly charge that Bryan would be traded off for Marshall votes. With Bryan unlikely to carry the state, Marshall becomes the next best option and Bryan may be sacrificed to gain Marshall support.
Four Years A Long Time in Marshall Campaign Rally
Marshall declared that victory belongs to the victor and drew roaring cheers from supporters. The uproarious applause during the Monday night speech signals the line of motivation shaping his campaign.
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Marshall
Deficit Outlook Highlighted by Bryan Commentary of 1892
The Omaha World Herald reprint notes: next Congress faces a 36,000,000 deficiency due to tensions and calls for a year of at least 150,000,000 in appropriation. The total to be raised or borrowed would not be less than 186,000,000, deemed sufficient to run government. It argues the sum is owed, not earned, and questions how long the generation will endure postwar strain.
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Congress
Protect the wage scale and labor in Europe emphasis
Fragmentary text notes protection of wage scales and labor conditions in Europe. No clear event, date, or organization identified.
Bryan Taft Taft Bryan Debate Tariff Should American Labor
The message argues the protective tariff shields American workers from cheap foreign labor and wage cuts. It contrasts Taft's vow to improve the law with Bryan's pledge to abolish it, urging voters to choose the party preserving the wage scale.
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Bryan
Winks the Other Eye in Indiana Governor Race
Tom Marshall denies being the breweries candidate while admitting some brewers may back him. Comparable rival Watson denounces brewer support and fights them with vigor. Marshall avoids clear denial yet aligns with party leaders Nikce Lieber Crawford Fairbanks Tom Taggart, who back a strong, uncontested victory.
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Nikce Lieber
Crawford Fairbanks
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Marshall
Beveridge Praises Republican Labor Policy at Elkshall
Senator A. J. Beveridge told Elkshall attendees that Republican administrations have passed all labor friendly federal laws and urged citizens to judge parties by current men and measures rather than ancestry. He praised party service to the people and urged loyalty through demonstrated results.
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Beveridge
Real Estate Transfers In West Logansport Area
A series of property transfers recorded including Ella T Beatty to David J Weaver for lots 17 and 18 in McNary’s add at $3 000 and Katherine Velsey’s transactions for lot 71 in McNary’s first add at $1 900 plus transfers between Velsey and Calvert. Also Harry Fidler to Everett A Chamberlain for lot 66, Chamberlain to Velsey, and sheriff Henry Snyder to Minnie E Ladders for east part lot 91 in West Logansport with sheriff is $1 000 90. Additional deeds include George A Wharfield to Lettie L Smith for lot 1776 West End add, Edward F Small and wife to Henry Shafer for lot 82 in Bumgarner’s 2nd add, and Claude C Bishop to Edward Small of Bumgarner’s 2nd D with sums stated. A final grant references Shideler in Harrison township and a deed to Burn of an area in Sec William Doroughs.
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Ella T. Beatty
David J. Weaver
J. T. MecNary
W. D
Lucy M. Calvert
Katharine Velsey
Joseph T. McNary
Katherine Velsey
Harry Fidler
Everett A. Chamberlain
Henry Snyder
Minnie E. Ladders
Logansport
Sheriff's
George A. ‘Wharfield
Lettie Lt. Smith
West End
City
Edward F. Small
Henry ‘Shafer
Isaac Bumgarner
Walton
W.D
Claude ‘C. Bishop
Wiliam Doroughs
Shideler
Harrison Township
A M Dill Emerges as Strong Republican Commissioner Candidate
A M Dill is described as a strong Republican candidate for commissioner. The Harrison township farmer, notable for his substantial standing, aims to justify confidence and responsibility if elected, running a vigorous campaign.
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A. M. Dill
Harrison Township
High School Teams Mix Schedule in Galveston and Royal Centre
Both local teams travel Saturday to Galveston to meet the area high school squad and the other squad goes to Royal Centre to face a first time Royal Centre team. The local side expects a win despite Captain McHale missing the game. Royal Centre has no prior football team this season.
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Galveston
Royal Centre
McHale
Royal Centre High School
Red and Black First Edition Marks Fourth Year
The Red and Black announces its fourth year with a thirty two page first edition. It includes two short stories by local students Edmund R. Brumbaugh and Helen Kuppenheimer, plus locals, an editorial page, athletic and exchange pages. The winter issue relies on merchant ads and public patronage.
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Edmund R. Brumbaugh
Helen Kuppenheimer
Rains Reopen Traffic for Kanawha Coal Shipment
Gallipolis Ohio reports heavy rains raise New River flow enabling the shipment of over 1 000 000 bushels of Kanawha coal to Cincinnati. The coal fleet departs Point Pleasant tonight resuming all local packets between Gallipolis Cincinnati and Louisville. Unemployed workers will return to jobs as empty barges rush to the Kanawha river mines for loading.
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Associated Press
Gallipolis
New River District
Cincinnati
Point Pleasant
Louisville
Kanawha River
Sullivan for Municipal Court Judge Receives High Endorsement
M F Sullivan born Logansport Ind 39 in 1890s era candidate on democratic ticket praised by Chicago Journal as a man of integrity and good qualifications. Former assistant corporation counsel for Chicago now in private practice with offices in the First National Bank building. Endorsed by Chicago Bar Association Chicago Lawyers’ Association and democratic advisory committee. Member of Royal League and Knights of Columbus married resident 78 Ashland Boulevard.
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Cratic Ticket
Logansport
Ind
Chicago Journal
First National Bank
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Lawyers’ Association
Lawyers’ Democratic Advisory Committee
Sullivan
Royal League
The
Knights of Columbus
Ashland Boulevard
This Is Easily Mixed by Anyone Realizes It
A terse line notes a simple mix by any observer and points to recognition of the act. The phrase suggests confusion or ease in identifying the mixture and implies a shared awareness among readers.
Kidney and bladder health remedy promotes home use
A vintage advertisement touts a home made kidney and bladder remedy. It lists Fluid extract dandelion compound Karyon and compound syrup of sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at night, claiming relief from bladder trouble frequent urination and rheumatism by cleansing eliminative tissues and blood.
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Taft
Tom Marshall
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Cape
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A. J. Beveridge
Elkshall Yester
Sue
John W. Markley
HED and Blackwell Edited
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Red
Logansport. Boy
M. F. Sullivan
Chicago College of Law
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Walker
Tolman
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Jacob Herz
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