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Daily Reporter
Logansport
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Am I My Brother's Keeper Dope Fades Doctor Legend
The aged physician, forty eight, records show vagrancy and sleeping in a hallway. Once celebrated for skill and charm, he rose with his father, married, had children, and served the community with vitality. Lately rumors and a drug problem ended his practice and forced a move away. The man recalls his past as he faces detention.
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Ftorty
Decise
Now Let Them Crucify Me Slayings Shocks Nazarene Sect Leader
In Nazareth Pennsylvania on May 7 a man named Robt. Bachman leading the "Devil Chasers" sect beat and throttled five year old May Irene Smith after declaring she was possessed to drive out the devil. Bachman and his sister in law Mrs. Smith and Bachman’s wife wrecked the house during the frenzy. The child died and the trio were arrested with Bachman held for the grand jury.
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Robt. Bachman
Devil Chasers
Irene Smith
Bachman
Chasers
Little May Smith
Smith
Smiths
Christ
God
Satan
Ballooning 3 A Fine Sport and Women Balloonists
Mrs. Leo Stevens, wife of the aeronaut, extols ballooning as a safe delightful pastime for women and predicts balloons over New York and private gas plants, with trips to nearby towns for supplies and meals in a growing national sport. She describes gear, lunches, farming hospitality, and the thrill of sailing above the city with little danger.
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New York
Leo Stevens
Aeronaxi
Paris
Mrs. Stevens
Pittsfield
Mass
Congress Faces Backlash For Ignoring Executive Guidance
Congress shoulders heavy responsibility as it disregards chief executive recommendations. The move could aid Cannon and Aldrich in rehabilitating their public images and political standing.
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Congress
Cannon
Aldrich
Connecticut Democrats Endorse Jefferson Cleveland Bryan Principles
Connecticut Democrats reaffirm allegiance to the government principles enunciated by Thomas Jefferson Grover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan. The text suggests it could be read as an endorsement of Thomas Grover Bryan.
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Connecticut
Thos. Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Thos
Grover Bryan
Chef Outsmarted by Hen in Egg Preparations
A chef, famed for cooking eggs in 175 ways, meets a humble hen that outsmarts him in preparing eggs raw, highlighting the chicken’s natural skill over human trickery.
Devil Chasers Catch Up With Their Object Of Pursuit
The Devil Chasers, a sect noted for relentless pursuit, finally closed in on the target they had been chasing, meeting their objective after a period of intense effort and pursuit.
Mikado’s Daughter Weds Prince Tsuneshin Tsukeda
The Mikado’s daughter marries Prince Tsuneshin Tsukeda, reducing the peril facing American heiresses seeking marriage.
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Mikado
Tsuneshin Tsukeda
Rail bond issue oversubscribed shows sustained confidence
The Pennsylvania railroads fourty million pond issue was oversubscribed twice, signaling continued confidence in the project and market demand.
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Pennsylvania
Wireless Typesetting by Wireless Waves Shown
London reports Danish inventor Hans Knudsen claims a perfected wireless typesetting system. He states the first machine is built and can set about 3000 words an hour at a distance, enabling London correspondents to send copy as if at the machine.
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London
Hans Knudsen
Mr. Knudsen
New York
Knudsen Demonstrates Wireless Photography Across Walls
Public demonstration by inventor Mr. Knudsen shows wire less photos sent from one room to another in a local hotel. A transmitter over a glass plate records waves on smoked glass, printing recognizable pictures on sensitized paper. He envisions sending criminal fingerprints from England to New York.
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Marconi
Knudsen
Queen
Kaiser
England
New York
John W Snell Seeks Cass Circuit Clerk Nomination
Announcement from editor reporter that John W Snell will run for clerk of the Cass circuit court, subject to Democratic county convention decision. He announces candidacy.
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Cass
John W. Snell
Cass County
Louis E. Beckley
Estabrook Enters Race for First District County Commissioner
Daily Reporter notes that R. S. Estabrook announces candidacy for county commissioner First district subject to Democratic convention decision. This marks a formal filing intent and campaign kickoff pending party affirmation.
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Daily Reporter
R. S. Estabrook
Beardley announces bid for Cass County sheriff nomination
Editor reports Louis E. Beckley declares candidacy for re nomination at the Democratic convention seeking the Cass County sheriff's post.
Overview of Democratic and Republican national conventions
The piece explains delegates totals for both parties with 1008 and 980 delegates respectively, notes district and territorial allocations, and outlines voting thresholds and the electoral college process. It mentions electors per state and the potential bind to nominees and restrictions if both top tickets share a state.
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Congress
Senate Clerk’s Tongue Tangles With Red Tape In Readings
Washington May 7 Senator Kean of New Jersey objects as the Senate clerk struggles to read a bill title. The illegible chain of amendments misstates the act to authorize receipt of United States coin in exchange for gold bars.
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Senate
Washington
Tester
Kean
New Jersey
United States
Theater placards lose efficacy to daily papers
Window lithographs are no longer profitable or essential to newspaper advertising. Major theatre companies discuss dropping placard announcements because placards fail to reach people as effectively as the daily newspaper.
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