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Daily Reporter
Logansport
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Taft
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal vs Western Pacific excavation figures clarified
The Scientific American rebuts a 1907 comparison by showing the Panama Canal’s total excavation at 13,556,000 cubic yards, with only 8 percent rock, using 5,000 workers in the Culebra Cut. The Western Pacific had 8,000 men and 11,000,000 cubic yards, aided by favorable climate. Overall, Panama work wins on true totals.
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Scientific American
Western Pacific
Panama Canal
George Gould
Panama
Culebra
Your Money Yours Not Yours Says Senate Debate
In a United States senate debate Senator Knox argues that bank deposits are property of banks once money passes the teller, countering Hepburn’s claim that deposits belong to the people. The exchange mocks bank misuses of funds and constitutional protections for financial interests.
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Knox
United States Senate
Senator Hepburn
Senator Knox
Chain Cable
White House
Panama Canal Declared Useless by Former Chief Engineer
John T. Stevens, once chief engineer, argues the Panama Canal will be utterly useless to the United States. He now works in the railroad business and voices strong criticism.
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John T. Stevens
Panama Canal
Stevens
Chicago Man Seeks Six Kisses A Day Rule
A Chicago man asks to limit his wife's daily affection to six kisses amid a biting quip about her warmth and snubs a hot water bag as a substitute for his care.
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Chicago
Toledo Ice Men Freed From Jail Under Pressure
The Toledo ice men were released from jail with justification that their wives and business require their return. Critics argue the initial jailing was unwarranted and call for an apology from authorities for detaining them.
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Toledo
Ice
No Bowknot Chance for China to Tie Japan
The remark dismisses the possibility of China tying Japan in a symbolic bowknot. It emphasizes the unlikelihood of such a victory or connection between the two nations.
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China
Japan
Croker Predicts Bryan Victory in Egypt Interview
In Cairo on February 16 Richard Croker speaks with The Daily Reporter staffer Mr. Wright about U S politics. He praises Roosevelt's anti Wall Street stance while predicting Bryan could win the Democratic nomination and election.
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Egypt
Dick Croker
W. J. Bryan
Richard Croker
Daily Reporter
Mr. Wright
Croker
United States
Shepheard
Thee
Tammany
Nile
Kartoum
Cairo
Pyramids
Washington
Bryan
Lincoln
Wall Street
Mr. Croker
Orby
Rodora
Japan
Hetty Green and a Diamond Collateral Rebuff
A late remark notes Hetty Green may have erred by declining diamonds as collateral, a decision now viewed as a missed finance hedge. The author suggests her hunch was off in the balancing of risk and asset quality.
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Hetty Green
New York Bomb Outrage Highlights Urban Violence
A tense report compares Breathitt County murders, limited to one per week, with New York Citys daily bomb outrage, underscoring contrasting crime waves in the era.
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Breathitt County
New York
Near Champion of English Ice Fields
London report profiles Mrs Greenorth Smith as inspiration for women skaters She rose from never skating six years ago to being regarded as England s second best woman skater She recently passed the first gold medal test of the International Skating Club in the continental style joining Mrs Sayres as a holder of the honor She is also skilled in tennis golf and outdoor sports
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London
Greenorth Smith
England
International Skating Club
Sayres
Allroads Fight Another Law In Coal Clause Clash
Washington report notes railroads tied to coal mining seek more time to divorce coal operations under the commodity clause of the rate act. Attorneys challenge the provision while receiverships and government actions unfold, with test cases aimed at the Supreme Court.
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Wasington
Western Maryland
Baltimore& Ohio
Louisville & Nashvile
Supreme Court
Bonaparte
L. Alison Wilmer
Baltimore
Oil Trust
Devil
Government by injunction is plain lyngh law critics warn
An eminent jurist warns that judge made law and government by injunction threaten democracy as workers in Montana strike against a telephone monopoly and face contempt fines and imprisonment. Other cases punish land thieves with brief penalties while injunctions silence rights, prompting a call to vote to curb judicial power. Will you holler?
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Montana
Butte
Lord Brougham
England
Daniel Webster
George
Jefferson
The Ideal Woman as Pal and Partner in Marriage
The piece argues that men seek a life partner who is a capable partner and confidante rather than a glamorous fantasy. It asserts that genuine companionship, shared work, and mutual effort form a lasting marriage, while unattainable idealized types often lead to unhappiness. Youthful zeal and practical partnership win over showy beauty or status.
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