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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter lists subscription rates and delivery terms with offices at 525 Broadway. It notes daily and weekly editions, carrier delivery, and contact options for address changes and delivery issues.
A political critique argues the tariff fuels monopolies and wealth. It condemns protected industry for robbing workers while claiming reform is unlikely before the Bryan family and party platforms correct course.
In the early balloting Roosevelt trails as Foraker secures sixteen votes to Roosevelt's three on the first ballot. The result signals Foraker can concede to Taff with his 702 and accept the situation.
Wu Ting Fang attended the convention and appeared impressed by the Confucian wisdom displayed by everyone.
The man who claimed he could make diamonds fled Paris after skipping bail. Instead of crafting gems, he disappeared, leaving authorities to track his movements and warrants to pursue him.
Bryan expresses optimism about not needing the services of Frank H Hitchecock during the first week of July. No other actions or dates are specified.
Delegates remain secured as a keynote session falters, leaving organizers seeking ways to reopen closed doors and engage participants in the event.
The report notes a convention appearing captivated and seemingly inexorably drawn toward a fixed outcome. Observers describe an air of anticipation and inevitability as discussions proceed without clear disruption.
A fragment quotes a sentiment praising a president as both abused and popular, signed as a remark likely reflecting public perception and political rhetoric of the era.
George H. Durst his wife and six children rode out a flood when their Texas rental home floated on the Red River. After a perilous night in rising waters they were rescued by a steamboat near Bowie county and reached Little Rock en route to Paducah. Durst, once a railroad timekeeper and minister, notes his hair changed from black to white.
Tokyo reports secret talks between Japanese officials and Liang Chih Chao as boycott pressure persists. Chinese merchants in Yokohama Osaka and Canton urged to influence Canton guilds. efforts to secure aid from Chinese exporters fail while Singapore and Siamese trade suffer amid anti Japanese sentiment. Ginseng trade also hit as Mitsui agents face boycotts.
The Forest Hill estate on Rockefeller grounds now uses two large hounds to deter local youths from swimming in the private lake. Guards struggle to keep bathers out as boys jump to other lake sections and evade pursuit. With the dogs at the water, summer swimming at Rockefeller’s will end for locals.
Mamie spotted foreign styles in a French fashion sheet. She ripped a seam in her old dress and created a new sheath gown.
Henry Watterson in the Courier Journal mocks the Republican platform as a “mess of pottage” and a man of straw. He argues Taft and Sherman embody counterfeit Roosevelt policies and accuses the party of theft from Bryan and Rockefeller.
A defense argues Maple Flake costs 15 cents while competing foods save five, claiming its cream content and full digestion justify the price. The producer details steam cooking six hours and 30 minute oven toast to show superior nourishment and digestion.
The article notes that Congress should not assume the troubles are over as Colonel Roosevelt delivers a farewell address, cautioning that challenges remain for the nation despite his departure.
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