Roosevelt and the Panama policy amid trust challenges
The piece argues the era is ripe for prosperity under Theodore Roosevelt and his Panama policy. It warns against trust-driven moves by steel magnates and questions whether the public will support the president against corrupt practices in Bogota and misleading opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soueune Day
Iepublic
Philantropia
Cubs
Panama Canal
Andrew Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Bogota
Washington
Panama
Wall Street
Theodore Roosevelt's stance on unity and national progress
The passage argues Roosevelt favors lawful and useful business, limits on combinations, American supremacy over special interests, national prosperity, building an American canal, and flag symbolism on commerce routes. It portrays his positions as central to his party and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Theodore Biceevelt
Christmas Mail Warnings and Democratic Party Reflections
The piece warns about Christmas mail being lost or misrouted and urges clear postage to avoid dead letter office losses. It also critiques the Democratic Party citing past divisions under Grover Cleveland and the Bryan era, arguing lack of self principles and pursuit of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abory
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Christmas tribute and political wrap in States-News
The States-News acknowledges a Christmas compliment from Lewis J. Edwards a former resident now in Norman OK. The piece notes his long readership and sparkling letters. It also discusses hoped reconciliation in the Republican State Central Committee and cites Conressman Hemenway silencing Jim Robinson on rural route politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States-News
Lewis J. Edwards
Norman O. IT
Concressaax
Hemenway
Jim Robinson
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Hero Refuses To Lower Flag In Colombia
Lieutenant H. B. Perrill from Martinaville Indiana leads a small U S Navy detachment on Colombian soil. He refuses orders to lower Old Glory under Colombian command and earns praise from patriots in Indiana and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lieut
H. B. Perrill
Young Perris
Vi Martinaville
Demvrats Aim to Catch Votes with Flexible Campaigns
A garbled report suggests Democrats seek campaign advantage by adopting any apparent popular idea, without strict adherence to principles, to win votes. The note hints at opportunistic tactics rather than policy clarity.
Senator Erveripey Publishes The Russian Advance
Senator Erveripey releases The Russian Advance a 486 page impartial history from his travels in Manchuria the Far East and Russia and Siberia. The piece reflects his measured style and outlines sweeping reforms tied to a national broom campaign and home making in a period of war and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erveripey
Manchuria
Far East
Russia
Siberia
Bequest for General In Cuba Conflict Sparks Debate
A fragment notes a bequest of 310,000 in a will to a Spanish general to fund landing an army in the United States as punishment for Cuba actions. It questions payment under the will and suggests Spain should treat it as permanent assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Spain
14 and Her Song Becomes Press Rounds in Protest
A verse circulating in the press protests a local merchant's sales tactics. It accuses the shop of stale goods and poor advertising, urging customers to avoid the store and shop elsewhere. The message claims customers have opened their eyes and will not trade at the unfavored establishment.
Lieutenant Gillbert Gillbert to Run for Congress Not Governor
Lieutenant Goveryn Newton W. Gillbert of Ft. Wayne says he will not seek the Republican nomination for Governor. He is believed to pursue a Congress seat against Jim Robinson, with strong support from Fayette County warro friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goveryn Newton W. Gillbert
Ft. Wayne
Congress
Jim Robinson
Gilbert
Warro
Fayette County
Indianapolis Woman Seeks Republican Nomination for Governor
Joan L Giavrrni of Indianapolis is said to aspire to the Republican nomination for governor. Four years ago Mr Griffith led the ticket against Governor Dorbin. The text notes caution about public confidence and fatigue with old political lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Giavrrni
Indianapolis
Avashy
Castor
Mr. Griffith
Dorbin
Column on the spelling differences in names
A brief note discusses how the difference in spelling between Columuia and Uxvona reflects broader variations in transliteration and pronunciation. The column questions consistency in names and urges careful usage.
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Columuia Ve
Uxvona
Splendid New High School Building Nearing Occupancy
A tour by Superintendent Rowe and city press figures shows Grand avenue and Third Street site ready for public use. A festival route will shuttle riders every fifteen minutes at five cents, as the building showcases steam heating, automatic temperature control, a gymnasium with toilet and shower facilities for both sexes, and modern scientific appliances.
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Rowe Anh
Scott Thoross
Major Clark
J. W. Rose
J. B. Fearis
Grand Avenue
Ith Street
Thomas
Central
Grand Avenues
Grand
Third Street
Central Avenue
New School Building Showcases Large Attendance Hall and Modern Facilities
The Camneraville community tours a spacious new school building with a six hundred seat reception hall, numerous recitation rooms, science labs, and modern clock and bell systems. It features two floors of classrooms, a principal and superintendent offices, and extensive student and teacher amenities. The only missing link is telephone connection to other buildings, which the Board is expected to add.
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Puis
Common Connell
School Board
Rowe
Camneravilla
Millikin Dies After Paralyzing Stroke in New Orleans
Daniel B. Millikin a longtime Connersville resident died Sunday morning at ten o clock in the home of his brother in law Wi K Wetherald Western avenue New Orleans after a paralytic stroke He was born April 19 1853 in Hamilton Ohio and married Belle Morrigan February 27 1879 They had two children Jessie E and Irene A Irene died young He is survived by his wife daughter Mrs Robert Worthwine his mother Mrs Sarah Millikin a sister Mrs Hugh Gray and another sister Mrs T B Grist He was a dry goods worker in Cincinnati Hamilton and Connersville later becoming a traveling salesman for buggy firms including Morris Woodhul Carriage Co He had been well known in the southern states and lived in Connersville until about a year ago Funeral Tuesday at two from Wetheralds residence with burial in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Daniel B. Millikin
Connersville
Wi. K. Wetherald
Western Avenue
Hamilton
Ohio
Mise Belle M
Daniel Morrigan
Jessimine E
Irene A
Mr. Millikin
Robert Worthwine
Sarah Millikin
Ruskville
Hugh Gray
Roeshvile
T. B
Anderson
Lewis & Livingston
Cincinnati
James Jackson Dry Goods Company
W. H. Millikin
Morris Woodhul Carriage Co
Dayton
Millikin
KE. K. Wetherald
Real Estate Transfers in Jennings and Orange Townships
Real estate transfers listed show multiple deeds in Jennings township with various buyers and prices including Eliott to Mount and Behiett to Muller. A separate transfer records Amizah J Miller to John Allen in Jennings township and Miller to Hollis Hanson in Orange township. Petro to Wilson records a Jennings township tract for 2166 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jsh Eliott
Charles Mount
Jennings Township
Job Behiett
Am‘ziau J. Muller
Jennings Town
Hijailiott Et
John Allen
Vary J. Petro
John S. Wilson
Jencings Township
Store Hours Now Extended For Friday Christmas
Our store will be open all day Friday for Christmas. Shera and McIntosh note extended hours and holiday availability for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloaid
Shera & McIntosh
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Connersville, Indiana
James E. Roberts
Quincy A. Mount
J.C. Mount
Ass’t Cashier
J. H. Claypool
G. C. Florea
D. T. Roots
Q. A. Mount
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