Bryan's Chance To Win and the Panic's Role in 1908
W. Marlon Reedy in the St Louis Mirror argues Bryan has a stronger chance as the panic is blamed on Roosevelt era graft. It compares voters harmed by high costs to Taft supporters and cites editorial stances from the New York World and the Herald. It references standard oil profits, stock giants, and Florida winter comfort as context for political mood and campaign timing.
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Editorial Meeting Honors Gov Candidate Thomas Marshall
Democratic editors of Indiana meet at Grand hotel in Two-Ginapella to honor Hon. Thomas R. Marshall, gubernatorial nominee, with a reception. The morning of July 31 the party travels by special cars to Pullview for his address on the Duties of the Press Toward the Party. Mule 82 Year Of Age in Pike county near Orwell noted for farm work and eating like other animals. owner Mr. Bill bought her four years ago from Joe Willis. Lxchman-Loos Carnival Company raised about 1,250 at Linton. Eagles boosted efforts for the Democratic association at Indt- kleking.
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Orwell
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Joe Willis
Polished political clash and missing man notes
Fragmented report cites Taft and Bryan remarks on regulation and extravagance while criticizing Standard Oil. It mentions Judge Landis, calls for discipline, and notes a missing evaporating figure in Evangeline amid estimates of large sums tied to alleged observers. Hearst party speculation is dismissed.
Political Notes on Tariffs and Labor Strife
The piece argues that protective tariffs of 40 to 100 percent under the Dingrey bill enrich trusts while raising prices for domestic consumers and lowering for European buyers. It claims labor must compete with one million annual immigrants and faces trust prices for necessities. It cites Sullivan's Times criticizing Congress for high salaries and funds while offering no relief, urging labor to seek a new deal.
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Europe
Republican Congress
Seymour Democrat
Ollie James Predicts the Commoner's Election
Ollie James asserts that Bryan will win the next presidency, praising Bryan's stance against the predatory rich and criticizing Republicans. He cites the Denver convention and calls for measures to reform trusts, warning that the Republican party must be driven from power. He notes Indiana politics and Marshall's Denver impact as key factors shaping the campaign.
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Labor leaders face division claims at Indianapolis meet
Delegates at the Indianapolis Central Labor body urged unity behind Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell on the injunction issue. J J Keegan moved to form a committee to draft resolutions stating the body is united on the anti injunction policy, a motion carried with one dissenting vote. Indianapolis Star.
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Mad dog hunt ends as police remove dangerous animal
A water spaniel named Spud Rela reportedly bit several dogs in Beattsborg prompting a public manhunt. The dog was chloroformed and its head sent to Indianapolis for examination to determine if hydrophobia caused the attacks. The incident follows other local disturbances.
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Terse Telegrams Highlighted by Early 20th Century Conflicts
Telegram summaries cover a wide range of events from a car wreck involving Andrew Carnegie’s family to political shifts in the Prohibition movement. Reports include J B Corey’s withdrawal of support, China’s suffrage movement spreading to coast cities, W J Bryan’s response to Hearst, a Taft-compliance controversy in Washington, and other incidents from Pittsburgh to Constantinople.
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Washington
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Honduras
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Ceiha
Littla Rock
Ark
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Seaford
Del
Nantuck
Jeferson City
Will of C. C. Stover Challenged as Unconstitutional
Suit filed in Stephenson County circuit court to set aside the will and codicil of late C. C. Stover, a Bloomington millionaire, alleging undue influence and mental incapacity. Plaintiffs Porter Stover and Mrs May Stover Winger claim their father’s mind was impaired and he could not properly dispose of the estate.
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Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2 in rough NL action
Philadelphia tops Chicago 6 to 2 as Cleveland beats Boston 5 to 3 and St Louis outlasts Washington 7 to 2 in an 18 inning game. Boston, Philadelphia, and St Louis show strong bats with multiple two-base hits and key plays.
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Hummel
Sheehan
Rae
Bt Loud
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Raymon
Ludwit Philadelphia
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Moren
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Markets Update From Kansas City and Chicago Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City markets show cattle and hog prices across export and feeder categories with ranges for steers heifers and calves. Chicago stockyards list hogs and sheep values with shifts noted in calves and buyers. grain prices from Kansas wheat No 2 hard and white, No 4 red and oats and flaxseed figures appear, alongside Peoria grain notes and春 rye values.
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Erie
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Bargains in Real Estate
10 acres clay loam with mill out on a travel road south front ag buildings ideal for home, shop, or poultry. Two root frame dwellings in Turner's third addition, $550. Will exchange for larger property in southwest city and pay or assume difference. 7 acres outside city limits with four room house. Four room house on West Wainot Street with porch and location for shop, price $1,100.
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