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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
3
In New York on March 13, Henry Simonson faced a magistrate after his wife Lulu Simonson claimed an affair with a woman named Ethel ruined their marriage. Simonson testified Ethel was a myth to provoke Lulu and admitted writing the letter to incite jealousy.
Mrs. LeHarra fittings at the Golden Rule show growing demand for Gossard corsets. The front facing promises comfort and health benefits with correct lines and back support. The article notes widespread adoption across the country and invites immediate fittings as the agent prepares to close the last day.
Morris B Holmes twenty three pledges warning to young men after his execution in Allegheny county jail yard for killing his sweetheart Nancy Miller with a butcher knife on March twenty seven nineteen oh seven at East Pittsburg He drank heavily and claimed amnesia prior to the crime. He urged youths to avoid bad women and whisky. Charles Warren a Pole hanged at Pottsville for murdering Mattie Belinsky aged sixteen Shenandoah after she refused marriage He pretended insanity until a storm frightened him into confessing.
San Francisco March 13. H Mortimer Wilson and his wife, registered as Mr and Mrs George H Longworth of Denver, were arrested in their apartments during an investigation into their possessions. Seized were a check perforating machine and Governor Guild of Massachusetts personal checkbooks. A $1000 certified check signed Curtis H Guild and a $500 Denver bank check were among the detected items. The couple gained attention at a fashionable hat store, while the woman claimed to have managed Wilson and previously worked as a Boston court stenographer and relative to a Guild staff member.
A humorous observation notes that men were once more handsome than women, likening the comparison to a cock pheasant being more beautiful than a hen, but noting the pheasant would lose his beauty if he had to work.
The statewide congressional convention remains in a deep stalemate as Lockwood Good Murphy and Reeves hold steady support through hundreds of ballots. Cas and Grant counties shift tiny totals while rumors swirl of McKee and Landis entering or reentering the race to break the deadlock.
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University criticizes U S political leaders for lacking ideas while noting their eloquence. He urges thinkers to abandon class bias and pursue a common American outlook, warning against demeaning others to win. The talk followed his informal presidential nomination by Princeton students.
President Wilson discusses undergraduate life at Princeton aimed at a freer democracy. He speaks to Chicago Latin School and University School for Boys on citizenship. He travels to Madison, Wisconsin, then returns to Chicago to address the Commercial Club at the Congress Hotel.
Valentine Strebel resumes management of the George Asel saloon on Wall street after previously running a Fourth street saloon. Asel will travel to Jefferson City Missouri to attend to business interests.
The four year old son of the Fletcher family on Thirteenth Street wandered away yesterday. Parents grew alarmed but the child was found in the neighborhood.
A paper bearing the name Miss Sadie Thurlow of 172 Columbus Avenue Boston was found in merchandise sent to this city yesterday. The note asks the finder to write.
Colonial Country Club advertises hotel rates from 2.50 to 3.50 per day with American plan private baths and year round operation. It promises mineral water cures for kidney liver and stomach ailments and invites readers to request five gallons of water with physician advice by enclosing $2 for home use.
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