Daily Reporter of Logansport Adopts Subscriber Rules
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms and rates for daily and weekly editions. It requests direct office contact for address changes or complaints and lists office hours, address at 625 Broadway, with phone number for subscriber services.
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Daily Reporter
Prosperity, bounteous earth, and captains of industry
Joseph Leiter argues prosperity depends on rival captains of industry who set markets and transport rates. He recalls wheat shortages and rising prices caused by non producers who control delivery. He calls for stronger socialistic regulation of transportation and wider farm settlement to aid the hungry.
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Joseph Leiter
Captains of Industry
Oscar Hammerstein coins new term in letters to Miss Lee
The critic cites Oscar Hammerstein as proposing camaraderie as a broader term than affinity in his letters to Miss Lee who sues him for breach of contract. The piece mocks the idea as a cover for scandals and suggests lavish gestures including public kissing and lavish gifts as part of the so called camaraderie.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Miss Lee
Oscar
Oscars
Widows and Orphans See Bodies Carried From Marianna Mine
In Marianna Pennsylvania December 3 white mourners gather as bodies are carried from the wrecked Ma rianna mine for burial. State inspectors begin an investigation into the fatal explosion that killed workers including five decapitations and left many unidentified in unmarked graves.
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Marianna
Unclear fragment hints at faded visual affinity
A short OCR fragment describes an affinity that appears pale and dull. No clear people places or events are identifiable.
Carnegie Calls for End to Prohibitive Steel Tariff
A prominent philanthropist voices opposition to a heavy steel tariff as a test of policy. He notes his past ties to the steel trust and argues that high duties hinder trade and philanthropy. the piece suggests a broader debate on tariffs and reform.
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Carnegie
Steel Trust
Budget Split Reveals DNC Spending Focus
The Democratic National Committee spent 619000 total with 231000 on documents and publicity and 153 for commercial travelers. The remark notes Mark Hanna would have allocated funds differently, implying a preference for alternate spending.
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Democratic National Committee
Mark Hanna
Thirteen Russian admirals placed on retirement by ukase
Thirteen Russian admirals have been placed on the retired list by a ukase. They had long been on the retired list since the incident with Togo, though they were unaware of the action.
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Togo
Anna Gould Seeks Another Divorce
Anna Gould works toward another divorce, aiming to secure the family record.
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Anna Gould
Landis Fills Watterson Dates Amid Tragedy
Congressman Charles B. Landis has toured Minnesota and Iowa taking Hon. Henry Watterson's lecture dates after Watterson's son died in a New York city window accident. Watterson canceled engagements and will not lecture again. the Lyceum bureau moved Landis into the schedule.
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Delphi
Ind
Charles B. Landis
Minnesota
Iowa
Hery Watterson
Kentucky
New York City
Lyceum Bureau
Mr. Watterson
Mr. Landis
Pensions Allowed for Indiana Volunteers
Pension claim agent M M Gordon reports allowances for three Indianapolis area veterans and widows. John L Lunsford a late private in Company E Twenty-ninth Indiana Infantry receives $30 per month from September 1908. Sarah M Pierce widow of John H Pierce a private in Company I One Hundredth Indiana Volunteers Infantry receives $12 per month from September 14 1908. Samuel Ross late private of Company K Fifth Indiana Cavalry Volunteers receives $17 per month from October 14 1908.
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M. M. Gordon
John L. Lunsford
Twenty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Sarah M. Pierce
John H. Pierce
One Hundredth
Indiana Volunteers Infantry
Samuel Ross
Fifth
Indiana Cavalry Volunteers
Survivor of the Mariana mine recalls grim hours in steam chamber
Fred Elinger, the lone survivor from the Rachel shaft disaster, describes hours of heat and terror as eleven others perished around him. He recounts explosions, being buried, and hearing the groans of his friends while fire bosses rescue him after twelve hours. About 130 bodies have been recovered.
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Marianna
Elinger
Fatherland
Rachel
Underwood
Germany
To Let Placard Or Classified Ad For Tenant Search
A brief note suggests using a classic To Let placard or a classified ad to locate a suitable tenant, emphasizing old fashioned methods as reliable options. The message hints at practical, low tech housing advertising tactics.
Lettuce Pray: Vegetarian Grace Gag
A light quip about a vegetarian asked to offer grace. The punchline has the speaker saying Lettuce pray. The joke plays on a homophone of let us.
Christmas Shopping Early Urged in Seasonal Appeal
A fragmented ad urges readers to start Christmas shopping early to secure better selections and prices during the busy season.
Tearful plea for work ends in rejected enlistment
Myron Benjamin, a former U S cavalry soldier, walked 28 miles from Laporte to South Bend seeking winter work after being refused re enlistment for being slightly under the standard height. He arrived penniless, with only a sister in Birmingham N Y as family, and hopes for jobs to avoid another winter without food or lodging.
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South Bend
Ind
Myron Benjamin
States Cavalry
Daly
St. Louis
Benjamin
Laporte
Marine
Vrmingham
N. Y
Susquehanna
Sunday School Convention at Hoovers M E Church
The Sunday schools of Adams township meet December 1 1908 at 1 30 p m at Hoovers M E Church. The program includes opening song invocation by Rev Hoover songs and school recitations and a general discussion of The Needs of Our Sunday School with participants from Mt Carmel Zion Skinner and Adams schools. Walter Skinner presides Truman Murden acts as secretary.
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Adams Township
Hoovers M. E
Hoover
Hoover School
Township
Mt. Carmel
Lulu
Fivecoats
Zion School
Skinner School
Vera Reed
Alice Kelsey
Labor Union Man Rises to High Office
Samuel B. Donnelly, named public printer, came from New York printing and newspaper offices. He rose from Typographical Union No. 6 president in 1896 to leading the International Typographical union, then served on the New York school board and Roosevelt's Panama labor conditions commission.
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Dency
International Topographical Union
New York School Board
Roosevelt
Panama
Maryland Chartered as a Province Not a Colony
Maryland was chartered as a province while other states were organized as colonies, reflecting colonial governance distinctions of early American history.
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Maryland
Newbro's Herpicide Aimed At Dandruff Germ
An advertisement asserts dandruff cannot be treated with irritants and oils. It claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the dandruff germ, restoring healthy hair growth. Sample requests require 10 cents in stamps and mail order to Herpicide Co Detroit MI with H C Tritt as special agent.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
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