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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms Ten cents weekly Forty cents monthly and yearly rates for the weekly edition. It lists office contact details 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana telephone 70 and delivery instructions including reporting irregularities directly to the office.
A reprint argues that Supreme Court rulings in Minnesota and North Carolina let railroads block state rate laws via federal injunctions. It asserts life-tenured federal judges wield power over state governments, challenging democratic norms and urging readers to reconsider federal dominance.
West Newton March 30 Congressman Edwin Denby declares Japan faces three choices disarmament repudiation or war. He argues disarmament impossible and that war would be with China or aggression against the United States, detailing Japan's taxation and debt burden and the cost to trade if war occurs.
A profile of Rosa Bonheur highlighting her 1822 Poitre birth in France, relentless work and faith that led to works like The Horse Fair. The piece urges modern girls to pursue study abroad, despite obstacles, and notes a related political update on Justice Harlan's retirement and Kellogg's handling of major trust cases in the Roosevelt era.
A speculative piece argues cabinet ideas for either Standpatters or Progressives winning the next election. It proposes names for key posts, notes tentative nature, and asks voters to know which policies they support before voting.
Justice Nor cross of Nevada argues Roosevelt’s honesty flaw in a prize essay favoring another presidential term. It underscores modesty as a failing and links it to the election stakes.
A cautious note warns that private family councils on marriage or divorce can provoke conflict and rough outcomes. The speaker cautions against public airing of private disputes and the potential fallout within households.
Reporters in the Reichstag press gallery refuse to root for the Reichstag after lawmakers call them swine. The incident highlights tense relations between lawmakers and reporters during the session.
Washington March 30 news that Frank Kelloge has been chosen by the president to fill the Supreme Court seat of Justice Mar. The appointment sparks fear among trusts as Kelloge is known for antipathy to trusts and pledges no favoritism to corporations.
Local Methodist pastors preached their last sermons of the church year. Rev. John C. White may return to Broadway church, Rev. J. M. Haines is urged for presiding elder at Market Street, and Rev. Stewart of Wheatland Avenue will retire. Delegates head to Andersen for the conference tomorrow.
Deputy Sheriff F. M. Kerr of South Pend and an accompanying inmate were in the city Saturday bound for Longcliff. The patient became violent and had to be restrained in bed as he supposedly went insane over religion.
Chicago March 30 One of the most remarkable exhibits at a domestic science show was Eliza Lawler She won four gold medals as the servant who had remained in the employ of one family the longest Miss Lawler has been in the home of Mrs Nelson Thorasson 427 North State street for thirty four years and shows no inclination to leave
The middle west discovers the Sunday Magazine of the Chicago Record Herald as a major literary weekly. It pays $25 000 for Conan Doyle’s Sir Nigel and then for Sophy of Kravonia by Anthony Hope, illustrating with color covers and featuring top US authors in stories, poetry, and sketches.
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