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Lakes to the Gulf deep waterway urged over Panama canal
In a Chicago session the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water Way Association argues the inland water route will profit American shippers and shipowners, boost Navy reach, and deter British influence by linking the Mississippi and Illinois to the lakes. They urge bold, early construction.
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Atlantic
Panama Canal
Panama
Lakes
Mississippi
Illinois
Congress
St. Lawrence
Chicago
St. Louis
Canada
Great Britain
Montral
Port Arthur
New York
Buffalo
Duluth
Soo” Canal
Ocean
Caulfield Seeks Receiver for Logansport Indianapolis South Bend Line
John M. Caulfield of South Bend sues in the South Bend court to appoint a receiver for the Logansport Indianapolis South Bend Traction company. He was hired to secure right of way but the company cannot pay for services or construct the railroad between Logansport and South Bend. The ambitious line faces long odds.
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John M. Caulfield
South Bend
Logansport, Indianapolis
South Bend Traction Company
Omaha Family Celebrates One Boy and Twin Girls
Special Correspondence from Omaha reports a remarkable six month span with a six month old boy born March 12 and girl twins born September 16 to Mr. and Mrs. F Edwards of 18223 North Twenty fourth street. Both five pound babies are healthy. Mrs Edwards, eighteen, is a native Omaha girl.
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Omaha
F. Edwards
North Twentyfourth Street
Edwards
Iowa Voters Divided as Bryan Looks for Swing States
Sioux City reports outline a tight race with Republicans aiming for a narrow Iowa win for Taft. Bryan support grows but farmers, city workers, and Scandinavians show mixed loyalties. Union ranks oppose Taft, clerical声 hints at Bryan backing. International readers note high right-handed prevalence.
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Tion
Bryan
Thaat
Sioux City
Samuel Gompers
Taft
Cannon
All Men Are Devils Says Woman in Court
New York news that Mrs. Ella France declared all men are devils in court after suing her husband for abandonment and support. She seeks a share of her late father's estate, a $200,000 fund to be settled with a $25,000 entitlement.
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New York
Ella France
France
Shortage of Officers in Russian Army Reported
Reports indicate a severe officer shortage in the Russian army with about 3000 missing in the infantry path. The figure highlights manpower strain impacting units and operations.
Archbold Portrayed As Esteemed Standard Oil Leader
A portrait of John D. Archbold, Standard Oil vice president and Syracuse university patron, is noted. The longtime donor and author of the "Dear Senator" letters is described as an American citizen who "takes pleasure" in the United States Senate, having sent varying sums to a senator on several occasions.
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John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Syracuse University
Hearst Attacks Kern and Taggart Over Gambling Trust Claims
Los Angeles October 7 Hearst general manager of the Independence party denounced Thomas Taggart and John W Kern as linked to a gambling trust and railroad interests. He cited affidavits from J L Leit and G S Wilcox and warned of Kern’s railroad pass amid a broader critique of Democratic bosses and the Vanderbilt system allege corruption in Indiana politics and the French Lick Springs Hotel case.
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Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee of
Indiana
John W. Kern
Hearst
Democratic Party
Thomas Waggart
Taggart
Mr. Kernm
Thiere
Kern
Big Four
United States
Tom Taggart
J. L. Leit
Chicago
Leit
Brown Palace
Denver
Grafton
Wilcox
Indianapolis
Vanderbilt
Sugar
Mr. Hearst
Chauncey
Broadway
John D. Archbold
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Tentral Depot
City
Tom Faggart
City Atorney of
Tom Jaggart
San Francisco
Traction Company
French Lick Springs
French Lick Springs Hotel Company
Ind
Henry A. Hickman
Has Prof Tyler Sold His Head for Ten Thousand Dollars
Amherst mass October 7 a head valued at sixteen thousand dollars is owned by Professor John Mason Tyler biology Amherst college His head is noted for perfect formation and extraordinary brain development Scientists consider it valuable and there is a report he contracted to sell it for ten thousand dollars while a student in Leipzig He treats the matter as a joke.
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John Mason Tyler
Amherst College
Indiana vote tallies in 1900 and 1964 column data
In 1964 Indiana gave Roosevelt 368,289 and Parker 274,245. In 1900 Indiana gave McKinley 336,063 and Bryan 309,584. The figures show third party and party splits across different eras for Indiana state results.
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Roosevelt
Parker
McKinley
Bryan
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