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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms and rates with weekly editions at $1.25 yearly, routes by carrier, and advance payment required. Subscribers are instructed to report delivery irregularities directly to the office and avoid carrier notices. anonymous letters are not acknowledged.
Washington reports that Senator LaFollette is praised for dignity and reform efforts against the Aldrich circle. He blocks Senate menaces, promotes the employers liability bill, and critiques corporate power while remaining popular in Wisconsin. Some expect a presidential bid in four years, though few voters know him well today.
A British radical criticizes land taxation schemes as a path to urban reform. Stewart Gray stages a protest at Windsor gate demanding idle land for the poor to build homes and farm. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s plan to tax land values is explained as a means to force land into use amid Lords obstruction. The piece links these ideas to broader debate on workless populations and constitutional power.
A fifty-year old Liberian republic teeters as lawsuits strain the government. The nation, born from freed American slaves, faces pressure as its constitution, modeled after American structures, is tested by regional divisions and conflicts.
Haiti's new interior minister promptly attends a large interior funeral, overseeing rites and offering condolences as the region grieves. The event signals the new administration's early involvement in local security and community affairs.
Cummins, author of the Iowa Idea, runs for the U S Senate while incumbent Alli son signals a quiet approach and hints nothing will change during the campaign period.
The brief note says a small international scare in the Caribbean will not derail operations as the fleet remains in the Pacific, and the incident is viewed as unlikely to hinder the broader navy program.
Henry George notes theatrical companies shrinking in New York while praising New Zealand policy. He cites public pensions for seniors, government ownership of railways, and a land tax from Australia aimed at curbing speculation to spur work and use of land.
A whimsical dialogue ponders Philo Philander's winter inactivity. The speaker jokes that bees loaf in winter, highlighting Philander’s apparent busyness or lack thereof with playful banter.
Colonist fares to Montana Idaho California and the North Pacific coast are listed. Consult any Pennsylvania Line ticket agent or write to W W Richardson Assistant General Passenger Agent Indianapolis for details.
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