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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1908

Page

5

Forced from Southern hotels in Biloxi over notoriety

Rev. E. A. Hamilton his wife and daughter Edna faced repeated humiliations as they moved between hotels in Biloxi after the Clinton trial over Tom Snell’s will. A Biloxi lodging-keeper cut them off, and the family sought quieter quarters, sometimes under assumed names to avoid reporters.

Bloomington E. A. Hamilton Edna Clinton Tom Sneil Charles Wilson Biloxi Mass Central Illinois New Orleans Snell Hamilton Hamiltons

Nebraska Prison Probed Over Dope Problem

Lincoln March 24 Governor Sheldon ordered a sweeping inquiry into the Nebraska penitentiary after Prison Physician R E Giffen reported that among 412 inmates 159 were morphine addicts and described the prison as a huge dope joint. Giffen, a noted surgeon, formerly served in the Cuban war and as a prison surgeon at Blackwell's Island.

Lincoln Neb Sheldon Nebraska R. E. Giffen

The Good Angel of Slum Children

London reports the Children’s Happy Evening association led by the Princess of Wales with Mrs. Bland-Sutton as secretary. Since its founding nearly twenty years ago thousands of slum children have been guided into useful lives, aided by the founder and her surgeon husband’s ongoing support.

John Bland-Suttton Bland-Sutton Association Chelsea Hospital For Women Middlesex Hospital

New Hampshire as Flower of Atlantic Fleet

The prompt notes the battleship New Hampshire as the flower of the Atlantic fleet and asks if the cruiser Boston would be the navy bean, implying a playful nicknaming of ships within the fleet.

New Hampshire Boston Navy

Gown of Lace and Mohair Delights with Yellow Stripes

A white mohair dress features diagonal yellow shadow lines, with a pointed front skirt. The surplice front uses filet lace and gold embroidered dots. Yellow and brown embroidery accents the sleeve cap and girdle, while French lace trims the dickey and sleeve frills with long mitten cuffs.

Old Maids Strike Banquet as Bachelors Form Protections

Plainfield Indiana March 24 The Old Bachelors club abandoned a planned banquet shocking local old maid circles. The group formed an Anti marriage Protective and Assurance association to guard members from leap year proposals and heartaches.

Plainfield Ind Old Bachelors’ Club Old Bachelors Qki

Whole City About to Emigrate to America

Madrid March 24 The 9 000 strong Bejar in Salamanca plans a mass emigration to South America The city centers on weaving with many skilled loom workers The leaders of Nicaragua and Uruguay offer ships and spinning mills for settlers The plan divides roughly equally between the two nations and aims to boost textile growth while potentially shaping regional political currents

Madrid Bejar Salamanca South America Spain Nicaragua Uruguay

Little Dinner Graft for the Congressman

Philadelphia March 24 It is claimed the Pennsylvania railroad withholds passes but keeps a single graft trace. The rail line replaced a $1 tabled hoted dinner with an a la carte plan making meals cost about $2. On the Congressional limited between New York and Washington the railroad still offers a $1 dinner, a notable perk for members of Congress.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Congressional New York Washington Congress Railroads

The Way You Bake Beans in a Home Oven

The passage discusses baking beans at 200 degrees with center temperatures near 100. It notes fibers resist breakdown without fierce heat, producing heavy, hard to digest results. Dry heat crisps the exterior while centers stay undercooked, bursting skins and yielding a weedy texture.

Our Way Baked Beans The Factory Method

The advertisement touts factory cooked beans baked at 245 degrees with attached thermometers for consistent heat, 90 minute bake in live steam. It claims the process makes the beans digestible and thoroughly baked, not browned or broken, yielding a mealy texture with a nutty, whole bean character.

CAP DEFENDED NEARS COMPLETION

A small City Island boatyard prepares a forty foot class American defender for the British international motorboat cup. The Wolseley Siddeley challenger from Lord Howard de Walden will race near Port Jefferson across a 35 to 40 nautical mile course under a trust deed.

Dixie Southampton Motorboat Club of America Lord Howard de Walden Cowes Motor Watch Club Tams, Lemoine and Crane B. F. Wood Port Jefferson L. L

Barbers Offer Self Comb Experience Draws Laughs

Patrons enjoy barbers who let customers comb their own hair, while others joke they wish they had hair to comb offering a playful take on salon service.

One Hundred East ern Stars Headed to Peru for Banquet

One hundred members of the Eastern Stars from this city traveled by a special car to Peru last evening at 6 30 for a banquet and initiation exercises. They report an excellent time.

Peru

Millinery Vendor Promises Early Spring Hats Next Week

The merchant explains the delay in spring hats and millinery goods is due to early season timing. He buys only sample hats and shapes, expects new stock next week at half price or less. Customers are urged to wait to snag trimmed hats and shapes at strong discounts.

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