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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Reporter announces delivery by carrier with weekly and monthly rates. It lists the address and contact options, notes no delivery changes by carriers, and instructs subscribers to report issues to the office. It emphasizes confidential communications not being printed and no returns of rejected items.
A mother sings to her child at dusk, the room filled with a gentle aria about childhood, memory, and timeless ideals. The piece contemplates how music, especially a mother’s song, travels through years, guiding hearts back to enduring values despite life’s changes.
A magazine piece quotes W. D. Howells calling Shakespeare a bore while Tostoi and Maeterlinck challenge his universality. The debate questions the enduring fame of the Bard vs newer eminent authors and universal appeal.
Denver lights up for the Democratic national convention with extensive electrical decorations. Welcome Arch at Union Station, Capitol dome lights, and fountains costing about 10000 dollars set the city aglow. The auditorium features a Washington portrait under a six flag shield, with stars and bunting, while streets gleam with red white and blue bulbs.
The piece argues Shaw’s claim Shakespeare’s influence endures beyond 300 years of read yet notes surveys show mixed familiarity but concedes Shakespeare’s impact on later authors remains deep. It suggests readers experience his genius through Tolstoi Maeterlinck Shaw and Howells rather than only his plays.
A Prohibition party speaker urged for nomination before the credentials committee in Saraoga, praising the candidate as righteous and clean while noting the party’s fatigue after an all-night session.
A dubious claim alleges an effort to provoke an outbreak in the Philippines. The language describes it as a dirty tactic and cites blocking any pacification by Bill, asserting he cannot escape accountability.
At last accounts pandemonium was safely tied up ready to be broke loose at Denver and the psychological moment.
John D. Rockefeller told a Cleveland Sunday school class that he sees picnics, a remark noted with a wry tone as part of an offhand exchange.
Philadelphia officials debunk Betsy Ross as the designer of the first American flag. The historic Betsy Ross house at 239 Arch Street is labeled a myth after the investigation committee finds no evidence supporting Ross’s design or interviews with George Washington.
In Old Orchard Maine eight Cleveland girls at a fashionable hotel stunned guests at dinner wearing directoire gowns with slits that revealed Half hose and diamond buckles on men's garters. The daring display sparked a local sensation at the aristocratic summer resort.
Panhandie fireman M. E. Roush is reported recreating at an English lake, enjoying a day away from duty. No injuries noted.
Murphy and Conners will lead New York's seventy eight delegates to the Democratic national convention and direct proceedings. Brooklyn's Pat McCarren and his delegates were previously expelled by Murphy and Conners, signaling a tense power struggle within Tammany Hall as the NY delegation seeks bloc influence in Denver.
Real estate transfers list Joseph D Plotner and wife to John Wilkinson for part of section in Boone County valued at 5200. Robert Cromer and wife transfer to Jennie F. Rariden several Cromer’s addition lots on Wheatland Avenue for 16500. Mortgages filed totaling 6800 and chattel mortgages totaling 684. Real estate mortgages released amount 175. Oscar Hartz resigns as Barnett cigar store clerk.
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