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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
4
Inez M. Sutton, Trustee, addressed in the notice from Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms and subscription rates. The paper details carrier delivery costs, city and country mailing options, and contact procedures for address changes and delivery irregularities.
An opinion piece denounces the political blame game around hard times and tariff policy. It argues prices are set by global markets, not domestic duties, using ginseng as a metaphor to challenge protectionist thinking and call for a social reform beyond party loyalties.
The article frames Thomas E. Watson as a scholar more than a politician and argues his Populist bid reflects duty to people’s government. It recounts his stance against Bryan, his lifelong commitment to Populism, and notes his writings and career from Mercer College to Congress and authoring histories.
President Roosevelt predicts Taft and Sherman will win about 306 electoral votes and backs Hughes in New York. He praises Hughes and urges Republican state leaders to unite behind the governor despite westward campaigning. Roosevelt defends Hitchcock and notes strong party organization ready to rally for the national ticket.
Andrew Carnegie’s joke about paying 200000000 to gain ten extra years of life is examined. The piece notes that length of life has no definite value and contrasts Methuselah’s longevity with the early deaths of many great men.
The piece reflects on living fully over a short span, arguing that quality matters more than years. It urges using time wisely to affect the world, noting miracles fade yet meaningful effort can brighten others, with emphasis on deeds and thoughts over longevity.
Martha A. Morehead et al to Mary L. Kelley transfer lot 22 William H Standley add city on Washington and Lincoln streets for 850 dollars. Jessie H Twells to Jennie Hammond transfer lot 44 Unger sub-div city on south bank of Wabash river west of Cicott street bridge for 200 dollars. Minerva Baker et viz to Flora Patten transfer lot 7 Susan Thomas add city for 800 dollars. Stevens Bligh Lumber Co to Michael F Fansler transfer lots 4 and 5 O P city and an unplatted tract on Wabash river S of Canal street opposite alley between said lots for 1 dollar. Three real estate mortgages filed and two releases of mortgages filed for 1 151 dollars.
The Millersberg State bank has been incorporated at Millersburg with a capital of $25,000.
Wilbur Wright told Lazare Weiller that after training three pilots under the French syndicate rights deal he will attempt height flights up to 3000 feet. He also mentioned testing flights without the tether or derrick used to start the aeroplane.
New York report notes labor vote as the pivotal factor in the coming election. Roosevelt leads the labor fight with many labor leaders in field and finance backing both parties intensify efforts, with Ohio central to Republican concerns.
Mrs. M. Summers offers a free home treatment for bed wetting and urine troubles that allegedly cures children and adults. No money required. write from Notre Dame Indiana for full instructions.
Report notes that Mr. Hudspeth predicted New Jersey would go Democratic a week earlier but now calls it de batable. The remark reflects uncertainty in the race and evolving campaign expectations.
The Carroll county Socialists have chosen a ticket for the coming election. They are stronger than in Cass. No attempt has been made to choose a ticket here.
The Newton county grand jury investigates the Bald win and Dague banks at Goodland Ambia and Fowler closed last winter by State Auditor John C Pillheimer.
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