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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
4
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The article praises Walsh’s conviction for manipulating others’ money and exposes the Chicago Chronicle as a paid tool. It argues the tainted press shapes politics and finance, with Walsh funding and steering its editorials to favor his profits and power, urging public caution and accountability.
Washington report denies engagement rumors between Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Charles C. Glover. Miss Belle Hagner, Mrs. Roosevelt’s social secretary, reacts with sharp denial amid talk of a possible engagement. Ethel is seventeen and not yet out, while Charley Glover is a son of banker C. C. Glover and seen as a suitable match by many observers.
A critique of insincere sentiment in society. The author mocks Mrs Shirt-Maker and others who display affectation to impress, contrasting genuine care with hollow sorrow and urging selfless aid over tears and pretense. True affection requires forgetfulness of self to help others.
A cryptic message warns of plans to forge a currency bill prompting government officials to consider nationwide economic impact. Citizens await clarification as authorities investigate potential security breaches and counterfeiting threats.
Washington January 22 It is framed to push the Aldrich currency bill through Congress despite broad opposition. The bill faces committee shifts to avoid banking chair Fowler who dislikes it. Critics say it favors Wall Street, fails to aid farmers, and relies on railroad bonds as currency. Cortelyou opposes. insurgents in the House are timid while Democrats let Republicans proceed.
A playful note suggests there are 366 days this year to perform a streetcar backwards action. It frames the idea as a lighthearted challenge or dare rather than a formal event. The author uses a calendar detail to emphasize oddities of the year.
A brakeman announces an approaching tunnel two miles long. The bride begs her husband not to smoke during the passage, pleading Oh Henry and calling him precious as the request is made. The scene depicts a cautious travel moment during their honeymoon journey.
George Ade reverses his decision to enter politics, noting there is nothing humorous about politics except the people involved, a view reflecting his wit and personal stance on public life.
Marian Bleakley born in 1903 in St Louis, known as the incubator baby, will stay with her mother Mrs Clara Bleakley after Kansas Supreme Court awarded custody to the birth mother. Foster mother Mrs Stella Barclay retains hope as federal jurisdiction questions loom and funding for the fight wanes.
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