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Kogansport Daily Reporter
J. B. Sutton
Inez M. Sutton
United States
Advanse
Daily Reporter
Stealing from the unborn in timber profits exposed
A Western lumberman admits his practice of cutting timber on lands bought from railroads and fraudulent homesteaders, and on government ground, effectively stealing from unborn generations. He urges to consider future heirs and the heritage entrusted to current trustees.
Strange Village Parlor Double Murder Mystery
Londonville Ohio August 25 authorities seek motive in the parlor shooting of Miss Hester Porter and Morris Stein. A stranger's arrival and a disputed burial spark doubts whether it was murder or self destruction. A note from Stein contends a burglars note, but questions remain about motive and identity of possible third party.
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Londonville
Hester Porter
Morris B. Stein
Des Moines
Stein
Mary Bayard
Myers
Mrs. Myers
Miss Hester Porter
Mrs. Stein
Mrs. Bayard
Miss Porter
Jacob Stein
Morris Stein
Ethel Lempke
Porter
Hester
Percy
Steir
Jetter
Coronner Ash
Frey
Call for ABA overhaul as Seattle meeting looms
As the American Bar association convenes in Seattle critics urge reforms to curb delays and costs in law and court rules. They argue current aims have faltered and that the public loses faith when justice hinges on wealth and partisan politics.
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American Bar Association
Seattle
Shakespeare
Milwaukee Democrats Split Over Kern Visit
Milwaukee August 25 A divided Wisconsin Democratic party faced sharp factional clashes as John Worth Kern’s visit drew Cold water from Aylward and Schmitz factions and prompted accusations of mismanagement at the Rose club gathering. The event failed to unify the party and risks further factional realignments before the fall campaign.
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Milwaukee
Lody
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
John Worth Kern
W. J. Ryan
Case Club
Wonderland
Schmitz
Rose
Kern
Harmony
Wisconsin
Rose Clubs
Teachings shaping seven year old future socialist leader
Covington Kentucky August 24 Cornelia Thobe seven year old is being raised to lead socialists. Her father John Thobe a socialist candidate for congress emphasizes equality and independence for the common good as educational foundations. Cornelia is taught that all girls are equal and should strive to secure equal opportunities for all children.
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John Thobe
Congress
Cornelia
Newbro's Herpicide Promises to Cure Dandruff
An advertisement claims scalp itch is caused by a dandruff germ and that only Newbro's Herpicide can kill it. It asserts removing the germ ends dandruff and baldness, urging purchase from druggists and details sample mail orders and agent H. C. Tritt.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
The Body as a Machine Health Advice Emphasizes Cleanliness
An article likens the human body to a machine and argues health depends on cleanliness. It urges eating clean foods, avoiding poisons, and daily water intake, with a warm bath and weekly sweat bath to aid excretion, noting worry harms health.
New Stove Polish STOVINK Promises Months of Shine
A new chemical STOVINK promises to protect stove surfaces with one application lasting months even under daily heat. Priced at twenty five cents, it guards against rust and removes rust as water dissolves salt, with sales from A. Eberlein and Finnegin Hardware Co.
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Stovink
A. Eberlein
Finnegin Hardware Co
Nelson Favored Over Gans in Colma Title Fight
Battling Nelson is projected as the favorite against Joe Gans in their anticipated bout set for Colma California on September 9. The match draws boxing fans hopeful for a decisive showdown.
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Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Colma
Cal
Romance of Picture Leads American Engineer to Surrey Wedding
An American mining engineer, Mr Tidcombe, met Miss Ethel Brignall after admiring Ralph Peacock's painting The Sisters in the Tate gallery London. After guarded inquiries the two became acquainted, and they married at the parish church of Beddington, Surrey.
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London
Beddington
Surrey
Tidcombe
Tate Gallery
Ralph Peacock
Mr. Peacock
Ethel Brignall
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Logane
Frank
Milwaukee, Wis
Dently
Associated
Rose Club
Emperor Bill
Ness
Swinemunde
William
Acci
Nankington House
Chicago
Ho’sa
Corfu
West Battery
O'Neil
Ffice
Garfield
Pennsylvania Lines
Logansport
APTOR
India
Ceylon
Kentucky
Thobe
Sipers
New 70
Indianapolis
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Toledo, O. G. A. R
Toledo
State Fair
Indiana
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