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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
4
Inez M. Sutton Trustee outlines publication details for the Logansport Daily Reporter. It lists pricing for daily, semiweekly, and monthly deliveries, contact methods for subscriptions, and a rule restricting carriers from relaying address changes to readers.
A meditation on the primacy of heart over head and wealth. The author argues commerce and luxury harden people, while generous feeling and daily deeds expand influence, urging more heart in work play and everyday dealings. Continuous care to reflect only goodness enlarges the sphere of humane influence.
Mr. Bryan hopes that supporters of the Denver platform will also subscribe to the Commoner. The remark links national political principles with the publication's readership strategy.
The death sentence of Harry Orchard has been commuted to life imprisonment ensuring he has ample time to ponder new confessions.
The fragment suggests a debate over whether Hither Count Zeppelin possessed genuine airship technology or was promoting a deceptive press agent narrative. It hints at controversy surrounding the credibility of early airship claims and promotional framing.
Samuel Gifford declares his campaign for clerk of the circuit court subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. He urges party alignment and support.
George W. Cogley announces candidacy for Cass County treasurer subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention. He seeks the party’s backing to run for the county treasurer role.
Coroner’s office investigates a murder mystery after Dr William H Wilson dies from poisoned ale. Neighbors recall a mysterious physician with no license who catered to women, traveled by auto and yacht, and left a trail of denunciations. Suspects include his sister and a relative who may have forged records of treatments.
In Denver at the Brown Palace rotunda, Oklahoma leader Alfalfa Bill Murray and Senator Owens held an hour and a half of rife oratory during a stormy night. New Yorker Representative Sulzer slipped away, while a Los Angeles lawyer Wilson drew applause with talks on nine foot hotel sheets and political reform.
In novels characters often express a turn of choice with phrases like with sudden decision to convey a bold shift. The wording signals a decisive moment and frames the character’s determination for the reader.
The article notes the start of the playful political season with Lipton as a talking point and hints at anticipated challenges.
A refreshing drink for warm days uses cold tea sweetened with orange syrup and lemon juice. A spoonful of ice cream tops it, served with Nabisco Sugar Wafers. The wafers are credited as the unfailing resource of every hostess and the standard of wafer excellence.
The piece notes Democratic and Republican conventions staging lengthy demonstrations over nominees. It cites Kansas City St Louis Chicago and Taft Roosevelt Bryan figures with extended cheers and gallery displays. Analysts question Illinois delegates loyalty and whether this marks a final contest in the nominating era.
Special tickets go on sale for an excursion from Indianapolis with travel on any train up to and including the 9:45 a.m. departure. Return on any car.
Senator Burrows of Michigan, temporary presiding officer at the Chicago convention, suggested delaying Bryan’s nomination until 1820 to avoid trouble. He spoke while on a vacation and urged that postponement would ease the process.
The local street car company carried several thousand people on Saturday and reported no accidents during the day. The crowd did not clear the park until after midnight.
Chicago Tribune will send twenty reporters led by James Keeley, Raymond Patterson, and John Callan O Laughlin to Denver with Willis J. Abbot providing daily articles. The Tribune will operate the only eastern leased wire service, using long distance telephones when wires are unavailable. Cartoonists C. A Briggs and John T. McCutcheon will contribute daily sketches and cartoons. Thousands missed copies due to high demand. order from your newsdealer today.
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