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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces subscription terms and delivery options. Offices at 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana provide contact by telephone and mail for home or business deliveries with weekly editions on Tuesday and Friday.
Lord Tweedmouth received a personal letter from Emperor Wilhelm noting the navy with a remark about pretty ships. He shared the letter with family and then to the London Times, sparking domestic and international intrigue. The Times added details of treason and conspiracy, but Tweedmouth defended the letter as harmless. Domestic excitement surpassed any international reactions within Tweedmouth's family.
The Tyne shipyards face a major strike as 30,000 unionists and 30,000 unorganized workers resist a wage cut of about three percent amid a downturn. Employers cite weak trade and fewer orders since October while workers point to a record in 1907 and accuse employers of greed for extra profit.
The Rockefeller fund for general education has decreased by 5 million dollars due to depreciation in the stocks and bonds it holds. The item remarks that Standard Oil could have saved that amount if it had realized on its securities six months earlier and paid the fine.
Frisco spectators crowded a performance of Robert Emmett as they tried to greet Ex-Mayor Schmitz. A tense moment arose when a spectator hinted a live grafter knew something about a dead patriot.
An American heiress will marry into Italy’s royal family, promising a new standard for foreign brides and potential strengthening of ties between nations. The move is viewed as a positive step for royal image and diplomacy.
Chicago reports Emma Goldman denying she inspired violence, stressing anarchy as personal freedom, not murder. The interview captures her home gathering with Dr. Miriam Yampolsky and others, defending anarchist philosophy and distancing it from acts of killing or bomb plots.
Springfield March 23 A notable political development with Mrs. Richard Yates wife of the former governor joining the campaign team for her husband against Governor Deneen She travels with him on tours entertains supporters and serves as his trusted adviser despite disliking politics.
The Missouri Supreme Court affirms a man may rest on street corners without time limits. The ruling supports public loitering rights, framing the act as casual presence rather than offense.
The fleet has not yet been invited to Switzerland yet there is global belief it could go there if it attempted.
The report discusses France planning to relocate Haitian revolutionists and mentions potential landing in Florida to seek employment as delegates for the ant Taft contest.
The John A. Johnson event has yet to secure reservations beyond a standing room audience at the Denver convention. Organizers report interest but noTickets confirmed.
Grover Cleveland is senty-one, and Waich reports that the survival average of ex presidents gets a small lift. The article notes a statistical uptick in longevity among former U.S. leaders.
The writer rails against Eugenics as a craze from London and Berlin led by Prof. Francis Dalton. He argues the real fix is removing tax burdens from labor and reforming land rents to raise living standards, not restricting reproduction. He warns the plan worsens the unfit and risks social tension.
In Cleveland the Rt. Rev. Charles D. Williams urged a social clearing house to balance duties among society women. He criticized routine calls and gifts driven by obligation and urged doing acts from love and joy rather than mere duty.
A playful verse evokes springtime scenes with a schoolgirl, a birdlet, dew, and treats like fritters as the season returns and daily life resumes.
An eastern banker reports Europe dislikes the United States but notes appeal toward American heiresses. The remark suggests a shift in social or financial connections as implied by the term moterial pipeogram.
Cincinnati woman Mrs William McAlpin carries a revolver in her hand satchel when leaving home and practices at a rifle range after being robbed months earlier. She vows to defend herself as detectives struggle to curb threats and pursesnatchers.
Jeff Davis realized early that he could not force the senate to take notice while Ben Tillman sat in the same body, signaling a power dynamic that shaped the chamber’s actions and attention.
Wanted men to learn barber trade. Will equip shop or furnish positions, constant practice, tools given, Saturday wages. Write for catalogue. Moler Barber College Chicago.
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