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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
4
The article argues that reporters must communicate directly with authorities about changes or complaints, then shifts to a futuristic reverie. It extols Marconi era wireless progress and foresees a machine lifting two men, soaring like birds, signaling a golden age of invention.
In the judges private chamber a judge tells a polished tale while half a dozen lawyers, their velts strained and waistcoat buttons strained, laugh at the proper places amid hints of sleek prosperity.
A routine courtroom scene ends with James Henry sentenced to nine years hard labor for forgery. Spectators, a distressed family, and a chilling ledger of consequences illustrate the ordinary machinery of justice and the lasting harm to dependents.
The piece extols hunting morels after a warm rain in damp woods and along streams. It details where they grow, their dull cream color, and how to harvest and clean them. It ends with a method to fry them in butter for a feast reminiscent of prime oysters.
London report details a British invention by W S Simpson a gun and projectile system claimed to fire up to 100 miles. It promises electric operation no smoke noise or smell and a life nearly endless with simple sighting to hit targets at extreme ranges.
The Kentucky group known as night riders, who sang and prayed, allegedly set fire to a tobacco barn in a ritualistic act. Local authorities investigate the incident and document the arson claim and surrounding community response.
The plague quarantine traps the American consul in La Guaira and prevents severing diplomatic ties with Venezuela. The writer notes the constraint implies ongoing relations despite tensions.
Lawmakers grow restless after the windjammer period ends as the session stalls awaiting final adjournment. Some members criticize delays and press for quicker action on pending bills and oversight.
After sixty years the battered landmark is abandoned by the Smith family who move to a concrete bungalow. Elms frame the scene as memories of births marriages and deaths linger in the old house. The property will be used as a summer hotel.
Miss Abbie Iwe, of this city, appointed matron at Lonecliff to succeed Mrs. Joseph G. Rogers. Rogers and her daughter Margaret reside with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stuart on Ninth and North streets.
Vandalia announces several train time changes and corrections after a typographical error in a prior card. Northbound No 16 departs 7 05 am, No 42 departs 1 55 pm, No 58 Sunday at 6 15 pm, No 47 arrives at 10 95 pm, No 49 at 6 15 pm, No 59 northbound arrives 9 20 pm, and No 142 Butler division departs 4 56 pm.
E A Tucker of this city was re elected state president of the Path Finders yesterday. Local figures elected to officers include Mrs Cleary as trustee, with vice president Herta Springer of Kokomo and Garrett Carmony named to Terre Haute duties. The report lists Indianapolis and other cities in the slate.
Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease. Chamberlains Pain Balm offers relief that can lead to rest and sleep. In many cases relief is temporary but becomes permanent, while chronic cases may only improve pain. Sold by W. H. Porter in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Congress and the president back a plan to buy twenty square miles near Missoula Montana for a buffalo range. A nucleus herd of forty bison will be purchased with a $10 000 subscription and the land fenced. The plan aims to boost numbers and establish enduring herds, with Theodore Roosevelt as honorary president and Hornaday pushing public support.
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