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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Daily Reporter notes its founder J. L Sutton and truste M Sutton. It lists delivery terms ten cents weekly forty cents monthly United States subscription forty cents per month in advance and weekly editions two days per week at $1.25 annually. It provides contact methods and delivery reporting guidance. It warns against anonymous communications and nonreturned rejects.
The piece condemns employers who threaten job loss to force workers to vote a certain way. It calls for criminal punishment of such coercion, likening it to scoundrelly behavior and urging public morals authorities to stigmatize firms using threats to influence votes. It also argues voters should resist prying and notes dangers of alcohol and motorist sobriety rules.
A column laments alcohol’s role in traffic accidents noting denatured alcohol fails as a motive power while praising moderation. It contrasts a sober locomotive engineer’s discharge with a drunken driver leaving a club after a bridge game in a small car.
An essayic dialogue on society contrasts with a historical sketch of the People's party. It tracks its rise through 1892, its brief Senate and House representation, and its decline after fusion with Democrats, highlighting Thomas E. Watson's role in Georgia and presidential canvasses.
A summary of the Populist movement's evolution from 1892 to 1904, noting how its aims influenced Roosevelt era policy and later Republican and Democratic platforms. It highlights government ownership ideas, monetary proposals, and reform planks that shaped later party platforms. It previews tomorrow's piece on Watson and his appeal.
Chicago writer reports split optimism in 1912 race with Taft Roosevelt and Bryan camps predicting varied electoral paths. Taft hopes northern, western states. Bryan aims for industrial and swing states amid funding gaps and shifting labor support.
One cup of flour, a teaspoon of baking powder, a salt spoon of salt, one egg, and sweet milk or water to make a stiff dough. Drop in by the spoonful. Boil fifteen minutes with the lid off, then cover and boil five minutes more.
A playful exchange centers on a tender toe touch beneath the table. One speaker notes a gentle pressure of a slipper while the other deflects with a witty remark about misplaced footing. The dialogue hints at intimate, lighthearted interaction.
Special to the Reporter from Lincoln Nebraska October 13 The love match of William Jennings Bryan and Miss Helen Berger moves past family objections and a wedding is planned for next year The groom is a Nebraska State University sophomore though already married The bride is described as a brilliant student and fine musician
Edward H. Rentsch, who defrauded logansport saloon men and merchants with worthless checks, is jailed in Terre Haute awaiting further proceedings.
Ad claims STOVINK keeps stoves black for over a month with one weekly cent cost. It states no smell, non explosive, easy for a child to apply. Sold by C A Eberlein Finnegin Hardware Co and George M Hadley.
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