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Kindling offered at 20 bundles for $1 with delivery. Cement blocks at 24 1/2 cents per square foot. Bushel apples including Baldwins Talpahockans Pippins Spies. Car on West Clinton street tracks. Wanted a middle aged lady for general housework at Elkhart. Inquire Mrs James Leavy 488 North Ninth. Investment opportunity in merchandising with 15 to 25 percent return. Room 424 The Oliver South Bend. Revival meetings Clinton and Fifth streets led by Elder Wm Lampin Polo, Ill. Evening services at 7:30. welcoming all.
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West Clinton Street
Elkhart
James Leavy
North Ninth Street
Oliver, South Bend
Ind
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Wm, Lampin
Polo, Ik
Publication of Democratic fund list marks historic moment
Norman B. Mack released the complete donor list for the Democratic campaign fund up to October 9, the first such publication in presidential politics. The largest gift came from Charles J. Hughes at $5,000, followed by Bryan’s Commoner at $4,046 and Nathan Straus at $2,500. Total receipts were $248,567.51 with $225,962.88 disbursed and $22,004.07 on hand, as the committee seeks $100,000 more. Bryan defended his stance and challenged Republicans, recounting past tensions over starch factory protests and noting banners from the 1896 parade.
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Chicago
Norman B. Mack
Democratic Campaign Fund
New York
Ridder
Democratic Fund
Chas. J. Hughes
Denver
Bryan
The
Commoner
Nathan Straus
Mack
Perry Belmont
Sam Thiermeyer
de Lancey Nicoll
BE. M. Shepard
W. F. Sheehan
J. R. Francis
Missouri
Ilinois
M. F. Dunlap
Roger C. Sullivan
Denver Convention Fund
Alton BR. Parker
Henry 43. Davis
Clark
Montana
Bryan Issues a Challenge in Plattsmouth Visit
William Jennings Bryan closed a three day speaking tour in Nebraska with a large meeting in Plattsmouth predicting Nebraska will favor the Democrats by a larger margin than in 1906. At Nebraska City he issued a challenge and offered an 85 forfeit if accepted.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Teader
Taft Campaigns Across Kentucky in First Republican Tour
Acting on his belief that the South belongs to the Union, Taft began his Kentucky swing the first Republican candidate to campaign in the Blue Grass state. He spoke in Lexington and other towns, declaring Kentucky a Republican state with GOP leadership, attacking Democratic ideas and insisting on responsible government amid large cheering crowds. He joined by Senator Smith of Michigan and Ex Secretary Shaw in Louisville, marching to the Coliseum.
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Louisville
South
Taft
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Penerseee
North Carolina
Virginia
Lexington
Dryas UK
Oklahomen
Astin
Kentucky Junction
Olive Till
Salt Tick
Mt. Sterling
Winhester
Frankfort
Democratic Party
Smith
Michigan
Shaw
Keefe Denies Labor Boss Tim Healey Offered Immigration Post
Nantel J. Keefe, AFL vice president, rebuts claims that he was offered the immigration commissioner post by the Roosevelt administration via Tim Healey. He accuses Healey of originating the Democratic campaign circular and notes a letter from James Duncan denying issuance of such a notice. The remark frames Healey as the source of the alleged offer and stresses the federation did not issue the circular.
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Cleveland, O
Nantel J. Keefe
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Timothy Healey
National Democratic Campaign Committee
Immigration
Frank Sargent
Keefe
Healey
Roosevelt
Tim Healey
Tim
Washington
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Federation of Labor
James Duncan
Federation
Negro Press Convention Opens In Pittsburg Turbulent Debates
The Eastern and Interstate Negro Press convention gathers over 100 editors in Pittsburg at John Wesley A M E Zion church. Delegates praise Foraker and Deneen, condemn Roosevelt and Taft, protest rioting in Springfield, and urge Ohio’s black vote to back Foraker for Senate. The issue includes a local ad for harness stock and a First Methodist supper menu for Oct 16.
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Pittsburg
John Wesley A. M. BE. Zion
Foraker
Deneen
Hllnots
William T. Taft
Springfield
Winola
Ohio
Joseph Benson Foraker
United States Senate
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Bryan Accepts Honorary Membership in Phi Alpha Tau
Lincoln Neb Oct 16 William J Bryan accepts an honorary membership in Phi Alpha Tau a national university fraternity aimed at encouraging oratory The Nebraska university chapter says Bryan will deliver his introductory address after the election
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J. W. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Phi Alpha ‘Tau
Nebraska University
Bryan
Students at University of St Petersburg Split in Free Fight
In St Petersburg on October 13 students of the University convened to discuss continuing their strike but the meeting dissolved amid a free fight between opposing factions.
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St. Petersburg
University of St. Petersburg
Chicago market quotes and farm prices on Oct 15
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show wheat, corn, oats and pork futures with mixed changes. Live stock across Chicago and East Buffalo markets lists receipts and price ranges for hogs, cattle, sheep and calves, with regional variations in feed and packer values.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Seevsne
Ae'sagge
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northern Indiana Railway Timetable East Division Trains
Northern Indiana Railway timetable lists hourly departures to Elkhart Mishawaka and South Bend from 6 30 a m to 10 30 p m and 11 45 p m Limited trains at 8 30 a m 11 30 a m 2 30 p m 5 30 p m 8 30 p m Sunday last train at 11 20 p m Three Express and Freight daily except Sunday depart 7 00 a m 10 15 a m and 5 00 p m Car through to LaPorte and Michigan City Freight and Express arrive 10 00 a m 30 p m and 9 00 p m.
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Lake Shore By
Chicago
Toledo
Goshen
Elkhart
Mishawaka
South Bend
LaPorte
Michigan City
Western Division South Bend Cars Run to La Porte and LaPorte
South Bend, LaPorte and Michigan City Cars depart South Bend station for La Porte, Michigan City and intermediate points every hour and a half with a 11:15 p m train to LaPorte only. Charles G Lohman, General Superintendent.
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South Bend
LaPorte
Michigan City
Chas. G. Lohman
Gen. Supt
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South Main Street
Johnny Wiggins
Port St. West Side
Main St. West Side
Johnson’s Grain House
Democratic
Repulican Campaign Committee
Imo
Tecumseh
Ing Clibs
Tim” Healey
Dan Keefe
David H. Detwiler
M. C. Schrock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Grain
Reep “the Wolf
Havana
Northern Indiana Railway
Gosher
Lowetween
A. Puschman
S. Main St
Riley
Hawks Drug Store
George
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