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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
4
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The piece argues for selective forgetting over relentless memory. It compares education focused on memory to a toolkit misused without practical skill, praising discernment in what to remember and what to forget for practical living and originality.
The piece argues equality is internal not material, condemning wealth and status as false idols. It calls freedom to arise from equal opportunity for self development, service, and inner happiness, noting common suffering unites all and class distinctions are a sham. It references Scotland’s greatest poet and patriot’s humble beginnings to urge forgiveness of past sins.
An uproarous speech extols a Republican banner and figures like Lincoln Roosevelt Grant amid clashes in a historic city hall rally. The speaker touts a destiny of progress while hecklers demand brevity and question the nominee, amid shifting cheers and protest.
The speaker condemns wealth idolatry and calls for recognizing human dignity as the true value of people. It argues greatness can come from humble origins and warns that false standards diminish manhood, equality, and freedom.
A fragment notes fellows tried to recount Republican actions since 1904 but could not name a single act by any Republican. The speaker declares he is done.
The governor secures victory in a high stakes gamble over racing betting while an invalid senator earns praise for risking life to deliver the decisive vote.
Mohair trousers in a man’s size, presented to Taft, are said to come from an Angora goat. Some readers still insist the garments originate with Foraker’s goat.
The release states crops total eight billion dollars this year. Officials say the announcement comes just as candidates stage large parties to celebrate gains, with growers and voters watching closely for impact on policy and prices.
Cynthia Grey advises wives to stay silent during cooking and shaving moments to prevent quarrels and broken happiness. The column notes everyday tensions can seed divorces and urges discreet, calm discussion after the house is cool.
The Rev. M. G. Dickinson of Second Baptist Church Hoboken critiques current female fashion from low necks to sheath gowns. He condemns the trend as immodest and immoral urging women to uphold purity and modesty in dress.
A Chicago dispatch details an Indiana plan to slip a man with a mystic card into the Republican state convention. James P. Goodrich watched as a carrier led the Indiana entrant through a door and into the big hall, bypassing gate procedures with an underground approach.
Describes a scheme using underground tunnels and door keepers to ferry Indiana residents to a convention. Lurid private detectives and a shifting system kept entry points changing daily. State officials distributed tickets enabling one admission per person, attracting about 200 attendees on Wednesday and 400 on Thursday.
Miss Sadie Walters a Miami Indian girl graduates from Marion Indiana high school. Her grandparents stayed in Indiana when the tribe moved to Kansas in the 1840s and she is among the dwindling descendants of the once powerful Miami group in Allen Miami and Grant counties. Father Julian Benoit aided the removal to Kansas.
London papers react to Taft nomination amid praise and satire. Some editions praise Taft as capable and independent while Roosevelt supporters are urged to remain advisers. The Times hails Roosevelt's victory and his self sacrificing act for duty.
The next meeting of the Northern Indiana District of the League will be held at Merton. No further details provided in the fragment.
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