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HE News Publishing Company
Mhas. F. Chase
P. Chase
F. Chase
E. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
Atlantic Gowa
United States
Dave Nee
State of
Iowa
Cass County
News ‘Publishing Company
Atlantic Evening News
Atlantic
B. P. Chase
Harry Cavenaugh
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Audubon Advocate lists Spencer's congressional bid
Spencer of the Audubon Advocate claims he is running for congress against Hon. Walter I. Smith. The piece notes no local evidence of his campaign activity and suggests he may need to file an affidavit stating he did any running when votes are counted in December.
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Spencer
Audubon Advocate
Congress
Walter I. Smith
Lalt
City water and electric plants consolidation urged with caution
The News argues sixty thousand dollars may be a sound city investment if borrowing is needed, but urges “leave be seen” prudence. It notes the water plant is profitable and can improve, while the electric light plant has been a chronic loss. Recommends keeping the water plant, selling the electric plant to the highest bidder if possible.
Revival of prosperity seen across the nation after Chicago convention
The New York Tribune notes business interests nationwide moving toward normal conditions. It says the revival gained momentum after the Chicago convention and that Bryan’s nomination would not depress business, as his election was not expected by any business leader. Dispatches from major centers show an encouraging outlook.
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New York City
Chicago
Bryan
Taft Club Charter Sought in Wilkes-Barre
Enthusiastic Taft supporters in Pennsylvania seek a charter for the National League of Taft Clubs and have formed a Wilkes-Barre club with about a thousand members. Street Commissioner Thomas A. Barrett leads the plan and likely becomes national president. others named include Frank H. Hitchcock and Charles P Taft as vice presidents and Isidor Straus as financial secretary.
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Taft
Pennsylvania
National League of Taft Clubs
Wilkesbarre
Thos. A. Barett
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles P. Taft
Isador Straus
Lewis P. Kniiten
Hair care ad touts Herpicide for dandruff cure
An old ad urges men to keep heads uncovered yet promotes Herpicide as a dandruff cure and hair growth stimulant. It claims the product is safe, pleasant, and sold by druggists with samples available by mail order from The Herpicide Co in Detroit and Atlantic Drug Company.
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Newbro
Send Co
Sampis
Harpseide Co
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Drug Company
Bryan faults Denver pledge on corporate campaign money
The article argues that corporate donations to campaigns were outlawed by a Republican Congress before the 1908 Denver convention. It notes federal law bans corporate money for elections and warns Democrats overstated reforms. It cites The Charleston News and Courier on corporate influence and questions Democratic claims.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Congress
The
Charleston News and Courier
New York Times
Raymond Patterson on Gompers and radical platforms
The Denver convention topic is analyzed by Raymond Patterson of the Chicago Tribune. He highlights Gompers stance on injunctions and labor as a privileged class, critiques the radical platform, and notes proposals on currency, banking, and government ownership. The piece also notes the Tri-City Press debut by E. E B. Lewis serving Keota Sligo Carpenter area readers.
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Denver
Raymond Patterson
The
Chicago Tribune
Trust magnets shake at Audubon Advocate report
The Audubon Advocate notes Denver convention targets the “great trust magnets,” signaling tough times for them. Mentions Villisca’s bid to enter the southern extension with at least $50,000, Hitchcock’s campaign plans, and Senator Foraker’s confidence in Taft’s election. Loyd's offers insurance bets on Bryan.
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Audubon Advocate
Denver
Villisca
Prompt Payment Acknowledgment of Insurance Claim
Acknowledges prompt payment of a ten dollar sixty cent claim by Woodmen's Accident Association where the writer is insured and recommends the company for reliable accident insurance at a nominal price.
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Woodmen’s Accident Association
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William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
William B. Allison
B. F. Carroll
George W. Clarke
W. C. Hayward
John L. Bleakly
W. W. Morrow
H. W. Byers
Ketchum
C. A. Meredith
E. C. Worthing
Fred W. Herbert
H. F. Duval
B. A. Goodspeed
L. R. Forsyth
Recorder
A. H. Mountain
B. A. Johnson
George Edwards
Chas, S. Fulton
George A. Kirk
Pressnall
Nels Jensen
Constable, Co
N. Larue
New York Tribune
Walla
Fairview Lawn
Carson
Raymond
Lewis
Tri-City
Grover
Colo
E. E B. Lewis
Telegraph
Hitchcock
Foraker
Loyd’s
Shelby News
Shelby
Adair News
U. N. and S
Doars
Atlantic National Bank
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Cass
L. W. Miles
L. W. Niles
H. M. Boorman
J. A. Menard
A. M. Duval
R. A. Bailey
Sherwin-Williams
W. T. Joyce Company
F. M. Chapman
F. E. Goodell
Prop’r
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