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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
4
The Coganport Daily Reporter announces delivery rates and reach, detailing options for daily and weekly editions, carrier service, and subscription terms. It notes the office location at 625 Broadway Logansport Indiana, and directs readers to report delivery irregularities directly to the office.
The piece contrasts the Yates Deneen campaign with a focus on mercy toward criminals and inmates. It recalls historic cruelty, cites literature, and praises evolving humane views toward punishment. It notes American mercy stems from deep moral concern and urges gratitude for humane politics.
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. The family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For details call or write Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
Norman Rose examines the Hains case in which Captain Peter C. Hains Jr and his brother Thornton Jenkins Hains are accused of killing William E. Annis after a divorce dispute and alleged seduction. The article traces their marriage, motives, and possible unwritten law defenses amid a high profile New York area crime scene.
Chicago August 20 The Republican congressional committee declares it will run its own campaign with Speaker Cannon in charge through Representative William McKinley directing fights in doubtful districts He plans to stump mid September and appear in every key district Funds will go to needed districts with no blending of congressional and presidential races This signals a push for a strong Republican majority in the next House despite friction rumors and several uncertain districts across the north.
Simeon Claeys fired five shots at Mrs Julius Claeys after she refused his attentions. The first bullet mildly injured her, a second hit her husband in the head fatally. Three more shots went wild, one wounding James Patterson. Patrolman Frick subdued the assailant. Julius Claeys is dying. Simeon Claeys is jailed. All are Flemish residents of Mishawaka.
Des Moines Iowa August 20 Jacob Stein father of Morris Stein and Miss Hester Porter were killed last Friday The elder Stein obtained a district court injunction delaying funeral arrangements set for 2 30 p m Mrs Stein says she is not Morris Stein s legal wife and suspects Porter of the killings The case includes claims that Mrs Stein is not legally married and she said Porter was a men hater.
Richmond Indiana reports Comrad Heet a noted local businessman married Miss Maude Smith a Reid Memorial hospital nurse in Cincinnati. The couple met during his lengthy illness when she cared for him in the same ward. They departed for the east to spend several weeks together as newlyweds.
An advertisement touts New Lie’s Herpicide as a remedy for hair loss. It claims to destroy the germ at the root, purify the scalp, and allow new growth. Samples offered for 16 cents. products sold by leading druggists. Detroit company and agent named.
The Toledo chapter announces travel dates August 28 to 31 with a privilege to extend to October 15. It promises the ideal service for Toledo with the quickest cleanest and best route and asserts the lowest rates.
Publicans acknowledge Democrats ready to campaign strongly for congressional seats. Democratic national and congressional committees plan close cooperation. Chairs Mack and Lloyd operate from the headquarters hotel with daily conferences. Shared funds will back Bryan or congressional candidates as needed.
A brief, cryptic exchange notes the end of games and mercy cited as a social factor, with a nod to the Philadelphia Press comment on crime and mercy.
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