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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces pricing and delivery terms with options for daily and weekly editions. It notes carrier delivery, advance payments, and contact procedures, plus a rule forbidding carriers from reporting address changes and directing readers to the office for issues.
The piece extols friends who stimulate thought and growth, contrasting them with dampening influences. It cites Beecher and Ruskin as transformative figures, praising teachers and mentors who see potential, boost confidence, and spur effort toward personal best.
New York October 16. As the national campaign closes the labor vote becomes the pivotal issue for both parties. Republicans seek to swing workers to Taft while Democrats aim to hold Bryan support. Roosevelt influences labor leaders to back Taft and emissaries push to split organized labor, especially in railroads and factories, with Ohio New York Indiana Ohio seen as decisive battlegrounds. Bryan plans to counter Taft with a final statewide push.
A public health note urges drinking water as nature’s medicine to prevent kidney and rheumatic troubles. It promotes a home mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, to be taken after meals and at night, with emphasis on water intake.
Announcement states the Democratic national management will publicly reveal every employer who coerces employees, signaling a forthcoming list to inform voters and workers.
State brief reports Purdues Robert L. Fosdick, a junior, died at Lafayette after a weeklong illness. He lived in Cincinnati. The item notes several other local details including a bazaar drive, a hospital escape captured in Dayton, an Indianapolis woman’s suicide attempt, a damaging fire at Russiaville grain elevator, a Marion man sentenced for murder, and a tri state debate among Wabash, Earlham and Butler colleges.
A jumble of clipped items reports Beemus a 70 year old man jailed for horse theft, a senate election plea, university vote results, a city cloud of smoke, Hammond saloon riot injuries, a dismissal on November 3, a forest fire near Wabash, Shelbyville man Edward Henry’s dynamiting arrest and acquittal.
C. L. Waldrip with the railroad crew is reported to be on assignment as brakeman in South Bend for the current week.
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