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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
4
Delivered by carrier. Ten cents per week. By the month forty cents. The Daily will be sent to any address in the United States for forty cents per month in advance. Newly editions published Tuesday and Friday. Per year, invariably in advance, $1.25.
The article discusses Prof Garner's claims of monkey language with seven basic words and a Malian zoologist Senator Koelticker's assertion that fish have a language. It argues animals communicate within species and cites horses dogs cows and parrots as evidence that animal speech exists and that humans may understand animal chatter.
British agent Seymour Bell informs Parliament that the storm over the economy is lifting with only mercantile disturbances likely to linger. He expects readjustment and recuperation, barring labor troubles or monopolies keeping prices high, with business stabilizing in coming months.
Ben Stevens a 27 year old school teacher and traveling man kept two families within three blocks of each other in Coshocton Ohio for over a year. He married Bessie Chaney in May 1909 and Catherine Brucken in September 1910. After his double life was uncovered both wives sought legal action for non support and bigamy charges. He has not been heard from since letters from Missouri were received.
Gervaise Raymond, a brilliant Texas woman, courts the Mexican supreme court with a brief spanning Roman and English law to overturn a ruling against Rancho Fortuna. She leads her father, once banker to ruin, to a legal triumph that reclaims the fortune and earns high praise from veterans judges.
Mr. Bell notes a New York failure sparked a city money panic by undermining public confidence. He stresses the panic was financial, not industrial, and says farming values, around seven and a half billion dollars, would shield the country from prolonged stagnation.
A modest 1-to-1 shot upset the English derby, defeating King Edward Belmont and other top contenders. The win stood out as a rare, uplifting moment amid an arena of high-profile entrants.
The state’s elected Republican legislature has been instructed to choose a Democratic United States senator. The situation sparks political tension as lawmakers weigh how to proceed.
A lighthearted note contends that speculating on vp picks offers harmless diversion. It suggests such talk stirs imagination and mild perspiration without serious stakes.
Gen Paty Du Clam revived the Dreyfus controversy with a new statement. The Clam party struggles to live up to its reputation amid renewed public debate.
A Rawhide Nevada lynching victim was valued at 25000 dollars a price set for mining brokers. If this had been public earlier, it might have spared him.
A stray incident with a colt near the president devolves into a cautionary moment as Teddy regains control and proves effective when not atop the situation. The episode highlights leadership dynamics amid unexpected animal interruption.
It may surprise some readers that Nick Longworth is considered cabinet caliber as he is drafted to play tennis with his papa-in-law.
A boy named Edwin pesters a man with rapid questions about circus life from sideshows to trapeze acts and whether children under ten are admitted free. The man silences Edwin with a sofa pillow as they read about a bareback rider becoming a society queen.
Salt Lake City June 5 Utah names two women as alternate delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago Mrs Susa Young Gates daughter of Brigham Young and Mrs Lucy A Clark daughter of Mormon pioneer William K Rice are prominent politicians Gates active in church auxiliary groups and a noted magazine writer and speaker Clark leads the state and resides in Garland Utah
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