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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
4
In Logansport Indiana the Inez M. Sutton trustee issues notices about delivery terms. The Daily Reporter price is ten cents weekly forty cents monthly and forty cents per month for United States postal delivery. The paper appears Tuesday and Friday weekly editions yearly prepaid at 1.25.
Germany enforces strict prohibitions on margin trading and futures in mines factories farm and mill products with prison or fines for brokers and gamblers. All stock exchanges are government supervised, brokers must be licensed, prospectuses required for new companies, and stock tickers as well as tips or market letters are banned.
The piece reports on Germany launching the Nassau battleship and plans five more, England’s Liberal cabinet facing defeat while pursuing new warships, Russia seeking $106 million to rebuild its fleet, Spain boosting taxes for naval power, and Hague conferences urging restraint. It notes England leads but other nations push to catch up, with peace maintained by fear and the hope for mutual esteem.
A report describes outlaws in Oklahoma ambushing a posse of sharpshooters, highlighting a tense confrontation and the challenges faced by seasoned marksmen as their aim is compromised by cover and speed.
Special correspondence from Port au Prince notes Haiti s struggle for leadership as Nord Alexis nears term end. A cycle of revolts and power plays dominates since 1804 with factions led by multiple generals clashing over governance, territory, and influence amid a largely French speaking population and a mixed religious landscape.
A fragment describes a perspective near a firearm with a focus on the wrong end of a 45 caliber weapon, contributing to a truncated, unclear account from the page segment.
The text quotes ex- Reverend Jere Knode Cook lamenting a hidden double life and contemplating why he did not escape detection. The passage questions whether others, like the All-seeing eye, might have done the same.
In a March letter from New York Anne describes spring markets with white and black waistcoats, jabots in lace or velvet, pillowcover fabrics, and price tags for flowers selling daffodils and violets on the street. She hints at a humorous skirt and coat trend to be revealed next.
A report states Alfonso escaped from Barcelona without injuries. The piece notes that the city was more dangerous than a comparison city called bitelona, with a cautionary aside not to scoff at the remark.
A clipped remark notes China will perform the symbolic acts of humiliation in relation to Japan, signaling acceptance of staged pressure while resisting full concession. The statement underscores strategic restraint and political theater in bilateral friction.
A humorous note describes glued wood manufacturers uniting to form a stronger front. The playful wordplay warns others to beware as the group contemplates a bold alliance centered on the Big Stick.
Caleb Powers aims for a congressional bid while noting his lengthy incarceration could make a term in Congress a relief. The statement frames his political ambition against past legal troubles.
In her enthusiasm for naval power California shows a strong interest in annexing Magdalena Bay, reflecting expansionist sentiment. The statement ties to broader debates about maritime control and strategic ports along the Pacific.
A reflection on the ongoing thaw trials shaping social norms, highlighting evolving attitudes and the challenges faced by communities seeking acceptance in a changing era.
A domestic exchange captures a playful spat as a wife voices happiness and a husband retorts that she always complains. The brief quarrel centers on mood and tone within a quiet home moment.
Virginia March 18 Dr Wiley head of Uncle Sam's poison squad says mollycoddle. Dr Kors of this city who tips the baam at 189 pounds and drinks only spring water challenges him. The confrontation promises a friendly showdown in the ring mat riding swimming broncoing or any way.
The speaker expresses belief they can sway Dr. Wiley on the subject and outmatch his reasoning. He declares an open challenge to Wiley indefinitely, claiming the argument could reveal stronger intellect and influence opinion.
Rates from $2.50 to $3.50 per day with private baths and year round operation. The ad invites visitors to drink the water and use the baths to cure kidney liver stomach ailments and more. It also offers mailing five gallons of mineral water with Phy llan's advice for home treatment upon receiving $2 and symptom details.
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