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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter is issued every afternoon except Sunday by Inez M. Sutton as trustee. Delivery is by carrier with rates of ten cents per week or forty cents per month and US subscription at forty cents monthly in advance. Weekly editions cost $1.25 yearly in advance.
SPECIAL NOTICE states no carrier may report stop change of address or complaint. all such matters must be reported directly to the office by phone card or in person to protect subscribers.
A tale follows Vasil, a recent immigrant whose dreams of liberty and prosperity crash into ignorance and coercion. He moves from welcome at Union Station to a harsh courtroom after a night of drinking and disobedience amid a city’s power dynamics and immigrant life.
Woodbine New Jersey May 2 The Baron de Hirsch school makes Woodbine a center for Jewish farming with graduates scattered across the region Many Jewish farms are in Woodbine and nearby towns a farming community with industries and a strong self governing frame The National Farm School near Doylestown Pa and Jewish agricultural efforts elsewhere are cited placing Jewish farmers around 5000 in the United States
Special to the HReporter Dallas Texas May 2 Democratic primaries are held today across Texas to test Bailey’s grip on the delegation to the Denver national convention. Cone Johnson heads the opposing faction as Bailey campaigns coast to coast, battling for vindication amid bitter charges of wealth, loans, and loyalty to the party.
Harry M. Gardner announces his candidacy for joint representative of Cass and Fulton counties subject to the Democratic convention to be held in Logansport on Thursday May 7.
Report suggests a holiday in Mexico could allow President to dispense with a cabinet. The note hints at rapid leadership changes during a scheduled break, with officials speculating on a reshuffle or resignations.
John W. Snell declares candidacy for Cass County circuit court clerk subject to the Democratic county convention decision. He frames his run as a party backed effort and urges support from party leaders and voters ahead of the meeting.
Harvard announces a plan to establish a postgraduate college of business administration. The move is seen as likely to create a supply of capable office workers and managers in the long term.
Daily Reporter notes R. S. Estabrook states he will seek the county commissioner seat in the First district, contingent on the Democratic convention decision.
A fragment notes that future battleship construction should align all cylinders to face the enemy, reflecting a design suggestion linked to the Missouri battleship.
A short readable fragment expresses a hope for lasting unity and harmony without conflict, using a poetic line about love and concord. No identifiable people, places, or events are present to anchor a fuller summary.
A local committee member sparked controversy by inviting foreign diplomats to the Chicago convention. Critics say the move oversteps decorum while supporters praise outreach and international engagement.
The report notes Vasil was freed after an arrest and funded $5 plus costs. Ignatz did not assist him, leaving Vasil penniless and sent to the workhouse. That evening, Vasil sat in a saloon and shouted Liberty and Hell.
A question to Mr. Bryan asks whether a straw vote can be considered an agricultural pursuit given his strong coverage of politics and farming issues. The query links political insight with agricultural concerns.
Marines marching in Santa Barbara carried bouquets tucked into rifle muzzles. Their “ammunition” was improvised as loading shoots for a staged, ceremonial display.
A female leader opened the session of the D A R with a broad sense of humor, delivering remarks as the meeting commenced. Her lighthearted approach set a relaxed tone for the proceedings.
The debate over Raisuli’s fate shows divergent views: some seek mercy, others demand harsher measures. Public sentiment varies by region, with no consensus on an ultimate outcome.
Reports indicate Cleveland adopts a three cent fare while Weston and other clubs remain under state regulations. Details on affected routes and timetable changes were not provided.
Washington notes a Japanese fleet parading the Chinese coast while the United States readies its own formidable force. Veterans report sixteen battleships forming a cautious, dramatic display in the evolving tension between nations.
The Guatemalan president faced a series of explosions but survived with the loss of a finger. Reports suggest the blast may reflect a failed assassination attempt or security breach, underscoring political instability and ongoing tensions in the country.
It is plain that Turkey is in the Bill Squires stakes as the issue of raising a scrap is discussed, with indications of involvement by relevant parties and potential betting or competition context.
A Mexican cabinet meeting to discuss a critical question was postponed by one day due to a holiday. The postponement shifts scheduling and may affect potential decisions.
The text recounts Senter opposing Bailey's re election, returning home to organize Democratic clubs. Hundreds have formed as he continues the fight to remove Bailey from public life, praising his fearless stance against the incumbent.
Dr Harry Cross removed part of Harry Boehm’s side at Franklin Square hospital for suspected appendicitis but found only a grain of corn amid inflamed tissue. Boehm’s mother, Mrs S E Boehm, said she warned doctors of liver abscess and questioned the diagnosis before the operation.
The feature describes a lingerie gown requiring skilled needle work. It highlights sleeve cap val insertions, shaped skirt flounces in a roman key design, embroidery banding at the waistline, and edging on puff sleeves. White linen grelots with tassels ornament the front.
Mr and Mrs I J Morris of Warsaw yesterday marked their sixty fourth wedding anniversary with family and friends noting a long marriage and shared life since their 64 years together.
Old Man Tellum laments failed job hunts and the ruthlessness of trade while neighbors suggest alternate trades and talents. Josh Wise observes workers exhausted by seeking work and regrets not learning a skill when younger amid a tight job market.
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