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United States
Daily Reporter
Logansport
Ind
Unce
Broadway
Telephone
How to Pick a Carcass in a Political Spectacle
A satirical letter by Thomas E. Watson critiques J. Pierpont Morgan and the Central of Georgia railroad bailout. It details how Morgan allegedly reorganized the railroad into $52 million of securities, harming minority stockholders, widows, and orphans while feeding profits to bondholders and inflating charges.
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al Lewis
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Thomas E. Watson
Lewis
Watson
Georgia
Central of Georgia
Central Railway
Central Railroad
Wall Street
West Point Terminal
Gen. Thomas
Sam Spencer
Pat Calhoun
Pat
San Francisco
BE. P. Alexander
Central
J. Pierpont Morgan
The
Seven Mile Ladies Aid elect officers for year
The Ladies' Aid society of Seven Mile elected President Mrs. William Hopper Vice President Mrs. A. J. Shorts Secretary Mrs. J. C. Hahn and Treasurer Mrs. R. M. Bush at a meeting at Mrs. Mirs P. K. Shaffer's home. Several local families visited and other notes on seeding and community events.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Seven Mile
M Irs
P. K. Shaffer
William Hopper
A. J. Shorts
J. C. Hahn
R. M. Bush
David Starry
Walton
Uriah Starry
Manaseh Leedy
Tiosa
Ind
Simon Long
A. M. Thomas
Lewisburg
Thomas
Tipton Township
William Heppe
Elmore Abl
Logansport
W. H. H. Tucker
Hull
Elmore Uhl
Hope man dies from self-inflicted wound after divorce bid
Martin Murphy of Hope Indiana aged fifty is dying from a heart wound after a pistol shot. His wife had filed for divorce alleging drunkenness. He sought to see Mrs Murphy with the town marshal present and after pleading for reunion he shot himself. They had been married over thirty years and have one daughter.
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Columbus
Ind
Martin Murphy
Hope
Murphy
Salvation Army Meet Set by Major Escott in Marion
Local Salvation Army corps members and northern state delegates will join a two day meeting in Marion next Sunday and Monday led by Major William Escott.
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Salvation Army Corps
Marion
William Escott
Machinist J. W. Gangner Laid Off For Short Break
J. W. Gangner, a machinist, is taking a few days' lay-off. The note indicates a brief pause in his work, with no further details on employer or project.
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J. W. Gangner
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers as a North-South Waterway
An observer argues the Mississippi system forms a vast east-west and north-south waterway spanning to Winnipeg and the Hudson Bay region. He cites Chicago St Louis as a lake port and notes Missouri navigation from Threeforks to St Louis, highlighting bank stability and wartime protection as key factors for future river commerce.
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Falls
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Duluth
Big Stone Lake
Lake Traverse
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Gulf
Chicago
St. Louis
Lakes
Illinois
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Threeforks
Mississippi
Missouri
Benton
Ft. Benton
St. Anne
Missouri River
Sioux Cit
Ohio
Missouri River Commission
Schulz
Kansas City
Ohio River
Illinois River
Bufalo
Erie Canal
New York City
Cairo
Pittsburg
East
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
America
Congress
Leighton
West Senatorial and Governor Race Feels Tight in Nebraska
In Omaha and Lincoln observers see a muted national campaign. Voters doubt a landslide and expect George L. Sheldon to win Nebraska’s governorship while contests between Taft and Bryan remain close. The piece notes public indifference to national politics and highlights Missouri and Ohio waterway plans as a major policy focus.
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Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
George L. Sheldon
Taft
Omaha
Lincoln
Tuk-it purse and belt offer safer carrying for women
In London on October 7, two new inventions promise safer purse use for women. The Tuk-it purse is a tiny neck worn pouch tucked into clothing to prevent theft and loss, while a belt with two side purses integrates accessibility and security. Prices range from twenty five to seventy five cents for Tuk-its and two dollars sixty for the leather belt.
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London
Regent Street
Morocco
More Than Enough Too Much Health Advice
A civic health note urges mature adults to eat only to repair tissue and provide energy, warning excess causes stomach trouble rheumatism and kidney issues. It promotes Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets as a remedy and notes sale by W H Porter.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Porter
Presidential race expected to end in a big finish
Analysts predict the forthcoming presidential contest will conclude with a dramatic finish, signaling a decisive outcome for the campaign and major implications for national politics.
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Inez M. Sutton
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Anoka
E. S. Goodnow
Salvation Army Meeting
Ayer
Aver
Rockies
Alleghenies
Herbert Quick
War Department
Shelden
Omaha, Neb
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Sioux City
St. Paul
New York
West Hotel
Philadelphia
League
Sys
Eno
Japan
Nickel
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Lnstead
St. Peal
Newark
N. J
Enolton Danderine CO
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J. Wi. Smith
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