International Mercantile Marine Company Formed
A new consolidation of shipping interests between the United States and Britain is forming under the name International Mercantile Marine Company with capitalization around 120 million dollars and 75 million in four percent bonds. The piece questions water in capital, warns of raised rates for farmers, and discusses ship subsidies, politics, and upcoming Indiana Senate implications with ties to rate interests.
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Pierpont Morgan
England
Low Trust
Intentional Mercantile Marine Company
Europe
Amer
Chant Marine
Fairbanks
Bridge
Iil
Congress
Trust
United States
Repub Party
Consis 8
Charles le
Morgan Inter
Indiana
Airbanks
Dem
Senate
The Steel Trust and Political Trusts Examined
A critical ledger shows United States Steel earnings over last nine months at 161.1 million with 90.4 million surplus after charges. It argues monopoly profits hurt every iron and steel user, while senators Fairbanks and Durbin maneuver for 1906 power.
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United States Steel Corporation
Wisconsin Governor LaFollette Calls for Tariff Revision
Wisconsin Governor LaFollette used the Republican campaign opening to urge tariff revision arguing it protects manufacturers while competition protects consumers. He warned that artificial laws and secret pacts among producers limit output and fix prices, and he urged the era's shift toward tariff reform and joining the reform movement.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Remarkable Cure Reported For Partial Paralysis
Geo R McDonald of Logan County West Virginia reports recovery from partial paralysis after using Chamberlains Pain Balm two bottles. He notes other cures for rheumatism sprains and bruises and mentions Crosiers Corner drug store as seller. Also advertises Fleshmans Drug Store with full line and hotel.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W.va
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Republicans threaten fraud by voter affidavits and tax on banks
The article warns that a Republican attorney general's opinion allows poll clerks to mark ballots for voters unable to read English or mark by disability, claiming affidavits are unnecessary. It argues affidavits are required, cites election law, and condemns alleged GOP vote-buying schemes and bank reserve actions.
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Indiana
Shaw
New York
Treasury
Ex Senator Washburn Calls GOP to Disentangle from Trusts
Ex United States Senator Washburn warns in a New York Tribune interview that the Republican party must sever ties with trusts or lose public trust. He urges Congress to act against protective duties fueling exorbitant profits, especially on steel rails and tin plate. The notice notes local items on staged sales and health remedies plus a Benton Harbor resident’s testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Cannon
Illinois
Henderson
Iowa
Congress
House of Representatives
Committee On Appropriations
Republican Party
United States
Washburn
New York Tribune
Which ticket would best reflect the people’s choice
Analysis contrasts Democratic county ticket made by 2,200 Democrats with secret ballot versus a Republican slate by a small group in Corydon. It argues tariffs burden workers and consumers, denounces mine-owner tensions, cites The Washington Post rejecting GOP trust criticism, and mentions local ads for spectacles and a dentist.
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Johnson
Vners
Ite Flelde
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Babt
Roosevelt
the Steel Trust
Durbin
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Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Mauckport
Fleshman
Francis Little
Benton Harbor
Mich
Crosier's Corner Drug Store
Act
Julia Zolluian
Lanesville
John W. Black
Truo
Recanus
Vice Press
M. Emus
Stocxnorr. Treas
C. W. Coxe
Sec’y
NEW Farmers’ Home Hotel Company
E. Market ST
Louisville, KY
C. W. Cole
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Cratic County Ticket
Corydon
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Washington Post
the Post
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Geen
West Price
H.arter
Laconia, Ind
Dr. Little
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Itan
Great Central South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississipi and
Florida
Louisville and Nashville
Iron and
West Florida
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Gulf Coast
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
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New Albany
Chicago
French Lick Springs
Bloomington
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Ind
Southern Railway Company
ST. Louis
Centralia
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Fairfield
Mt. Carmel
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Asheville
Chattanoog
Atlanta
Evansville
Huntingburg
Corydon Junction
Lake
Chattaaooga
Huntingbore
Oakland City
Chattanooga
Birmingham
H. B. Spencer
H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
G. B. Allen
John H. Weathers
E. Main St
Emery H. Breede
W Fathers
Stors
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Corydon, Ind
Attorneys AT Law
Clay Hays
Eorge K. Gwartney
Attorney At Law
Clara L. Habermel
D. Mitchell
Savings and Loan
Ajor W. Funk
English, Ind
T J. Wilson
D Hos. S. Jones
Comet Buildin
Daniel
Eeiot
Louisville City Hospital
Charles P. Swarens
Notary Public
Ramsey
W. H. Keller CO
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