Roosevelt speaks on unity as unrest rises after Syracuse address
The report covers Roosevelt's Syracuse labor day speech urging equal laws and a community of interest, noting his arrest of a German would-be assassin. It also lists broader national events from baseball standings to a first-month rail profits forecast and various incidents across the country.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Roosevelt
Syracuse
N. Y
John Miller
Lima (Co
Dan Patch
Mt. Victory
Robert Fullerton
Des Moines
Federal Grand Jury
George W. Bevers
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Carroll PD
Wright
John Brinkley
Charles McCarthy
Kansas City
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Allegheny (Pa.) Transfer Company
Patrick BE. Conklin
Sing Sing
Lincoln
Neb
Crescens
Old Pay
Oyster Bay
Richmond Hill
Robert Wringe
Beloit
Wis
William Jacobs
Granger
Dallas County
United Brethren Church
Iowa
Indiana
William E. Salter
Burlington
Lehigh Brick and Tile Company
Fort Dodge
Thomas D. Healy
W. G. Kenyon
Theodore Roosevelt
Eugene W. Waterbury
Theodore
Helen
Waterbury
San Juan Hill
National Executive
Cedar Rapids
Clifton Hotel
A Week's Recond: Home and Foreign Items
A compact digest of Industrial Field news, personal items, and political happenings at home and abroad. It highlights notable industry developments, public affairs, and key events shaping domestic and international scenes.
Colombian canal treaty basis reported by senate committee
A senate committee in Colombia reports a basis for a new canal treaty to be negotiated with the United States. Panama doubts revival of the canal accord. Mentions Candamo as president of Peru and forthcoming events in the region. Admiral Cotton discussed landing marines in Beirut to protect consuls.
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Cortez
Panama Canal
United States
Marroquin
Monastir
Adrianople
Great Britain
British North Borneo
England
Reshid Pasha
Wali
Beirut
Nazim Pasha
Leishman
Cardarelli
Leo XIII
Senate
Turkey
Bulgaria
Senor Candamo
Republic of
Peru
Panama
Cotton
Peter
Roosevelt
Congress
St. Louis Exposition
John Barrett
Pius X
Vatican
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Maryland
Newport News
Carmack
Tennessee
Colombia
Florida
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Anna C. Hines
Shelbyville
Ind
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Akrida
Texas
Max Urwitz
Houston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnehaha
Valley Springs
Porte
United Staes
British Isles
Caverly and Princiville
Evanston
Lll
Northwestern University
Eustis
American Amateur Athletic Union
Milwaukee
Casey
New Jersey
Portland
Ore
Fielding
Port Au Prince
Shaw
Constantinople
Delmar
Syracuse
N. Y
Clara Costello
Beaumont
Kan
Post Office
George W. Beavers
August W. Machen
James W. Erwin
Isaac 8. McGrehan
George H. Huntington
Eugene D. Sheble
Roosevelt plan shifts to November 9 date
A wide range of items from the era are summarized here including Roosevelt delaying an October congress session and fixing November 9 as the date. The report notes weather damage, political amendments, naval choices, and several economic and social happenings across the nation.
Land sales in Story County bring high prices
Several transfers of Story County farm land have occurred recently with strong prices. An 80 acre tract between Roland and Story City sold by R. K. Gaard for 100 dollars per acre. Overall, real estate activity is slower than a few years ago, but sales still bring good prices.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pines
Iowa State Normal School
Islands
Seerley
Philippines
Cedar River
Moscow
Missisippi
Muscatine
Muscatine Company
Era Town
Supreme Court
D. A. Kent
Hamilton County
Mr. Kent
Tenant
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Harlan
Shelby
Fullerton Lumber Company
Bently
Magill
McClelland
Roeylen
Lidderdale
North
Story County
Roland
Story City
R. K. Gaard
Champion Pie Maker Seeks Bankruptcy Relief
Mrs. Kate E. Hayford, famed as the champion pie maker of the United States, files for bankruptcy in Davenport with liabilities over 1 and assets about 75 in books. Once turning out 28 000 to 30 000 pies a year for Davenport and Dubuque eateries, her business expanded beyond control after a period of hardship and a key supplier, Al Ruebsam, helped her survive.
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Bowlder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Col
California
Quincy
Ill
John Schneitzle
George Brandt
Mary Murphy
Spring Green
Wis
Alice Roosevelt
Newport
Circuit Court
Zion City
United States
Moody
Washington
New England
Wilfred Roseboro
Statesville
N. G
Adolph Beavers
Ernest Berry
Aurora
Della Walton
Arthur Amieson
Pittsburg
Rock Cliffs
W. A. Hoffman
William Brandt
Hoffman
Edward C. Rushmore
Tuxedo
N. J
Cornelia Herrick
Chicago
Bank of Willoughby
Duluth
Minn
Fred Roher
Berne
Ind
Witness
Roher
Kate E. Hayford
Davenport
Hayford
Tve
al. Ruebsam
Dubuque
Mr. Ruebsam
Iowa Romance Sees Spencer Girl Betrothal Delayed Abroad
Miss Jessie of Spencer became tied to Nicolas Leysbeth, Belgian consul once in Havana and now Guatemala City acting minister. Plans to marry in Spencer shifted as Leysbeth cannot obtain leave. Jessie and Mrs. Miller depart for San Francisco then steam to Guatemala to wed.
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Iowa
Spence
Emma Miller
Havana
Cuba
Jessie
Nicolas Leysbeth
Spencer
Leysbeth
Mr. Leysbeth
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Nen America
Miss Jessie
San Francisco
San Jose
Meat Contracts Awarded by State Board for Three Months
The State Board of Control awarded meat contracts for state institutions for the last quarter of 1903. Agar Packing and Armour Packing shared the smoked meats, sausage and bologna while Cudahy and Swift & Co. received beef contracts. Agar supplied about two thirds of the smoked meats with Armour taking the rest. quality weighed more than price in selections.
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State Board of Control
Agar Packing
Des Moines
Armour
Cudahy and
Swift & Co
Iowa leads Mississippi valley in fruit crop percentage
The State Horticultural Society reports Iowa will harvest 42 percent of its fruit crop, mainly apples and plums, in year. Missouri 15 to 20 percent, Arkansas 20, Illinois 20 to 30, Minnesota very light. Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia supply the bulk of the national fruit crop.
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Towa
Mississippi Valley
Hawkeye
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
The
State Horticultural Society
Revival of Nicholson to Mitchell Methodist University
Rev. Thomas M. Nicholson D D resigns from Cornell college Mount Vernon where he led Bible literature and served as academy principal. He accepts the presidency of the Methodist university at Mitchell South Dakota and will assume duties before January 1 1904 after eight years with Cornell.
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South Dakota
Thomas M. Nicholson
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Methodist University At
Mitchell
Nicholson
Cornell
Fresh Air Plans For Chicago Children At Mount Pleasant Park
Newly elected officers of the Mississippi Valley Spiritualist association will grant Chicago bureau of charities free use of Mount Pleasant park at Clinton for June and July next year. The grounds are described as spacious and beautiful along the Mississippi river, ideal for outdoor life.
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Mississippi Valley Spiritualist Association
Chicago Bureau of Charities
Mount Pleasant Park
Clinton
Chicago
Mississ River
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Walter Q. Gresham
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L. E. Matz
Richard Brown
Mahoning Valley
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