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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Indiana daily newspaper announces delivery by carrier at ten cents, monthly forty cents, and annual in advance one dollar twenty six cents. Notices urge readers to report delivery irregularities directly to the office and provide contact details.
A column argues that vague terms like authority cause misunderstandings across fields. It compares old English pie to modern United States usage, urges precise definitions for politics religion education and philosophy, and criticizes blindly following authority without clarity.
Journalist notes Taft travels the country on a special train with physician to treat his throat before each stop. He endures long days of speeches, handshakes, letters, and media duties while maintaining his famed smile. Recounts scenes at Wayback Corners and aboard the Alabama and Ponce de Leon cars.
Fire Chief C. E. Livingston reports six runs in September with total loss of 806 dollars. He notes dry conditions of buildings reduced fires, expressing surprise at the lower number.
Edgar A. Perkins of the Indiana Federation of Labor faced a stunned convention as the group unanimously adopted a resolution to demand that W. J. Bryan print the union label on his Commoner. A three member committee will draft a formal indictment and forward it to Bryan, reflecting organized labor’s push to back the union insignia in the campaign.
The municipal crematory in Wabash will discontinue operations after five years of service. Officials cited ongoing funding and policy review as part of the decision.
A Washington dispatch reports the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition will show 1.25 million dollars in gold at the Alaska building. The display includes coin bullion dust and nuggets under glass with steel barriers and secret service guards, transported from Alaska mines and banks at government cost.
The Longcliff report for the year ending September 26 notes careful handling of funds with money returned by departments. Amounts used include Maintenance 49689.52, clothing 6500, repairs SS 000, extension of refrigerating system 4000, purification plant 32500, wards 2060.
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