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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary reports describe efforts to form a new party and critique the Democratic Party. References to Senate figures and political maneuvering hint at strategic realignments and potential shifts in support.
Town factions debate a controversial departure involving a key figure from Carn cha Bers. Officials deny direct ties to Pobaces Trust, while residents question whether authorities or the individual will provide answers.
The text appears as garbled OCR with unclear names and locations. It mentions a political campaign phrase and generic references to a party or election context, but no verifiable entities or concrete events are readable.
The article notes claims that thousands of Japanese soldiers are landing in Mexico while suggesting high ranking officers are among them. It hints the administration could act based on the information and timing remains uncertain.
The judge, famed for his past public routines, challenged the Roosevelt administration with strong speeches. His criticism aligned with Parker’s bid against Roosevelt era policy, factors cited among reasons for his later political defeat.
The Des Moines Capital reviews Croker’s rising popularity in Dubuque and criticizes the secretary of state’s revenue role. It questions Democratic purity, discusses pure food laws, health boards, and war talk tied to the fleet. It references H. I. and Moore phrases, then notes Vice President Fairbanks handling a medical rescue, and ends with Hearst’s call for a new party.
The Times asserts no government has waged such deadly warfare on national business and credit, and notes protests arise over the administration’s action against trusts that violated laws. It argues the protests are foolish given the policy.
The text argues that John D Rockefeller faces the US government and will reform his ways along with Standard Oil. It contends that the era of unfettered corporate power ends, with government and people backing the change against powerful corporations.
W. J. Bryan is quoted declaring he would jail John D. Rockefeller and associates if president. He argues a fair trial for all and stresses official responsibility, noting his past Congress critiques of trusts without action. He doubts actual imprisonment based on newspaper evidence.
Efforts accelerate to reopen the Klondyks and Der ing No 8 mines by January 1. The mines are old and sunk to the lower vein, with work hurried to resume operations.
A collage of comic sketches and oddities from the era. A husband told to stop talking to his wife is not guilty of inhuman treatment. Cowboys on cowcatchers, a widow at a grave, and a narrator lampoons laws and social quirks with a mix of jokes and social commentary.
Property listing by Satterlee and Cralg offering two adjacent six room cottages with a good cistern and fruit and shade trees. Price for both is 3600 dollars. Corner location at 6th Street and Blackman.
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