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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

5

Auto Crash In Davenport Leaves Several Hurt In Turmoil

A Davenport area auto crash left two fatally injured and several seriously hurt as a car rolled and turned turtle. Police reported the vehicle failed to negotiate a turn near Main Street, with witnesses describing skidding tires and steam. Names of injured were not fully confirmable in the readable text.

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Black Hand in Illinois Convicted Extortioner Confesses

Antonio Romao, jailed in Danville awaiting transfer to Fort Leavenworth, confessed to extorting $200 from John Cassermane in Johnson City Illinois. A supposed Black Hand society is said to operate in southern Illinois as details emerge from the case.

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Taft Called Highest Type of Christian Gentleman

The piece details clergy and public figures praising Taft as the highest type of Christian gentleman. It cites Bishop Hartzell and Bishop Fallows plus Rev Robinson and Aaron Ferris, noting Taft's religiously inclusive stance and his character as basis for a successful career.

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Harmonious Cosmopolitan Club Chamnaten Highlights

An Urbana Urbana club article describes the Cosmopolitan Club on West Oregon Street. It notes members from many nationalities living or boarding there including Filipino Hindoo Spaniards Chinese Japanese Mexicans and Americans. The piece says harmony prevails and the group shows progress.

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Increased Valuation in Macon County Report

County Clerk report to state board shows Macon County property valuation at 57 399 625, exceeding 1907 by 1 249 040. Growth largely from Wabash roundhouse Illinois traction ships and local improvements in Decatur township and city.

Decatur M E Penni State Board of Equalization Macon County

Wealth distribution debated by Census chief in American Journal

Chief Statistician I G Powers argues in the American Journal of Sociology that U S wealth is not concentrated in a few. He compares farm and home values, bank deposits, and other assets to show wealth spreads beyond millionaires. Oglesby profile notes Harvard education and Illinois political rise.

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Taft vows to advance Roosevelt policies if elected

William H. Taft pledges to devote his abilities to constructive work and to propose to Congress the means to clinch Roosevelt policies, offering reassurance to Roosevelt supporters.

Congress

Local Speech Sparks Mixed Impressions at Taft Event

Fragmentary notes describe Taft making a good impression through partial speeches. Bryant is mentioned as engaging, while Pete is referenced in a puzzling, unclear context amid the scene.

Taft Bryant Pete

Illinois Governor Thomas Carlin A Storied Leader

The article profiles Thomas Carlin born near Frankfort on July 18 1789 and raised in Illinois. Despite limited schooling he becomes a celebrated Illinois governor noted for Black Hawk War service and leading a spy battalion. He served as receiver of public money under Jackson and later rejoined Greene County politics. He defeats Cyrus Edwards to win governorship, returns to Greene County after term, and dies February 14 1852 leaving a wife and seven children.

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