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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter offers home and business delivery with weekly editions on Tuesday and Friday. Subscriptions cost ten cents per week or forty cents monthly, and $1.26 annually in advance. Address changes or complaints must go to the office by phone or mail.
Charles H Moyer criticizes the legal system for inequity and delays. He argues laws exist, but enforcement and access to justice depend on wealth and procedure. He cites civil and criminal cases, anti injunction planks, and corporate power as evidence of systemic bias and red tape slowing justice.
Special Correspondent outlines Theodore Roosevelt joining an African expedition with a self led caravan for six months. It details hunting tactics for lions and rhinos, required escort, gear, and a rough budget around $15,000, noting dangers and the goal of authentic big game hunting.
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for clerk of the circuit court subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. Samuel Gifford also seeks the clerk post under the party caucus. George W. Cogley enters as candidate for county treasurer in Cass County, pending nomination. The text closes with a biblical saying.
New York reporters describe a rambunctious crowd at the Polo Grounds in Monday’s game. Hans Wagner or John Wagner of Pittsburg collects five hits though a rough reception strips him of his cap and shirt amid souvenirs and cheers.
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says doctors failed to help her with kidney trouble for years. After using Foley's Kidney Cure she felt relief from the first dose and claims she is now cured, noting the remedy helps kidneys flush poisons from the blood.
A story about a woman's habit of delaying happiness and two suitors. Miss Ann rejects a lover then realizes she loves Mr John, who has already won Miss Amy. John marries Amy. they stay married for forty years while Ann remains single. The tale asks readers to choose between Ann and Amy.
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Ind is for rent. It is a family hotel with a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broadway Logansport Ind.
New fashion notes describe women embracing high and wide hat silhouettes that flare outward yet droop sharply at the brim, signaling a shift in headwear style.
In Hammond Indiana a six year old girl from El Paso Texas was scalded when a pot of coffee spilled on her neck and body as a dining car lurched on a sharp curve near Aetna. The train stopped for medical help then continued to Chicago where she was taken to a hospital.
In Elgin Illinois on July 30 the first violent clash of the street car strike broke out as the Elgin and Belvidere line entered Fountain Square. A car crew of eighteen nonunion men faced hundreds of strikers who hurled bricks stones and clubs breaking windows and injuring several crew members.
The Lisbon gossip column mocks the Ananias club now the Progressists with a 3,783,449 member claim and hints at a four million club. It jokes about public funds, a milk theft case, and a hidden 511 peso cash finding attributed to General Cospez with other claimants looming.
A La Gazook editorial praises a flagpole at the arsenal as a rare beacon of integrity and notes a yet unrevealed corruption history elsewhere, warning that the pole’s construction contract has not been investigated.
Generals Truffle Entremet and Elopez confessed to receiving graft from palace scrubwomen, linking senior officers to a corruption scheme at the royal residence. The disclosures raise questions about procurement and favoritism within the palace staff network.
A fresh detail about the late royal family surfaces, noting their attendance at pure food shows to secure a square meal.
The race for delegates to the ccrter in the Patchouli district ends with sixteen candidates dropping out and selling out.
The Regenerationists surge to the lead today while accusing the Progressists of smuggling, framing the contest as a clash over integrity and control.
Bulletin reveals Senor Cadgeos, Swat minister, has been drawing a salary in advance of ninety years since his appointment and continues to do so each month.
A motivational note frames perseverance as the key to success. It emphasizes that failure only comes when one stops trying and suggests persistence can turn setbacks into achievement.
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