Fort Wayne reception for Watson sparks campaign clash
Amid noisy applause for James B. Watson supporter of Beveridge, tensions rise as Van Reid of New York faces scrutiny over a Wall Street squeeze. Governor Cummins in Des Moines pledges a special Iowa Senate session to push a popular vote for U S senator, while debates over socialism and Republican policy kindle political fervor across figures like Roosevelt, Harriman, and Rockefeller.
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van Reid
New York
Wall Street
Mr. Reid
James B. Watson
Alpert J. Beveridge
Witlch
Des Mines
Cumwing Dove
Cedars
United States
Debates on Bank Deposit Guarantees and Public Safety
A long letter argues for a national bank deposit insurance system with district redemption boards to secure deposits and strengthen banks. It discusses the Fowler bill, supervision, and the need to prevent unsafe banking practices while preserving confidence. A second piece criticizes state inspections and calls for reform under Governor Watson, citing recent county coroner inquest findings and personnel changes.
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Irs
Cevet Fund
Luther Dreams
Acter Bu Uratis
Ins
Reyor
Mhayranch
Che & Ite
Canada
Altring
Banka
Panigemene
New York
MR. Watson
Political Talk Tonight at Creighton Meeting
The Sixth ward democratic club holds an evening gathering at headquarters on Broadway near Paclur Street. District Chairman ER GC Heftmar and others will speak at the Tenth Ward meeting at Creighton.
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Paclur Street
Heftmar
Tenth Ward
Creightoy
Mladé
Harrison Street
Vy County
Lo A. Rose
Democratic and
Republican
Thorp
Frits
Abolte Canter Achoolhouse
Nomines
Hal
Uncle Sam's Panama Canal Work Compared to French Effort
In 17 years the Wrench excavated 22,800,000 cubic yards while Uh les Sat has excavated 11,000,000 cubic yards in the last 12 months. The article notes Uncle Sam will accomplish in two years what the French did in 17, highlighting the massive scale of the Panama Canal project and the contrasting pace of work.
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Uncle Sam and French work on isthmus one year tale
A U S Canada? diagram compares excavation totals over the year at Panama. It shows American progress dwarfing earlier French efforts, with July outputs around 942 824 cubic yards and total American excavation about 11 006 090 cubic yards in 12 months. It argues one third of the work is completed, notes labor and lock construction still ahead, and praises efficiency, planning, sanitation, and use of machinery.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Panama
Old Company
Abdaxoin
Uncle Sam
Hell
Canal construction progress and workforce expertise noted
The article cites 18445,426 cubic yards of excavation and a skilled workforce guided by railroad-trained leaders. It predicts the canal will be completed by January 3, 1915, with ships able to travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific ahead of schedule, noting a 200 foot lift and descent in the lock system.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Ward Committees Form for Campaign as Drum Corps Named
A ward campaign club organized with a drum corps for public events. Eighth Ward Democratic club set up headquarters in the old church building after a large meeting at Neweier's hall. Officers include President Wilhelm Freuchtenicht and Vice President George Braktury.
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Democratic Club
Neweeier's
Apo
Wilhalm Freuchterteht
George Brak Tury
Peter
Brann
Charles H. Rodenheet
Nev Tt
Campaigiana
William Wastenfeld
Upnolle
Verminilites
Ohe Tal
Fpcislinu
Sehich
J. Qerbst
Ed Nieman
Tienrxs ‘Wher
William Mahrt
Xruse
Theodor Liehtsinn
William Deences
Charle
Laver
B. Pelts
Golden
F Freee
B. Korte
Ninth Ward
Denderatic Club
City council debates wires removal and park access plan
Fort Wayne council discusses removing wires along the district under a 9 month deadline, approves related ordinances, and forges a track repair agreement with the Traction company. A park access bid of 110 is endorsed for Swinney Park from the Fleming estate, while routine financial reports and invitations to municipal meetings are noted.
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Wight
Flt
Board of
Worka
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction
Une
Lis
Col. J. Lavering Jones
Byw de Fret
Oftt
Tawton Park
Boar of Works
S. D. Boions
Guy Colerick
Tany
Meyer Hosey
Sten
Rodenbeel
Henry
Langard
Enger
Wyss
Loesch
Marvin Johnson
Sword of Works
Metropolitan Engineing and Construction Company of
Chicago
General Ordnance No
Swinney Park
Water Works Department
Fadace and Water Works
HAGAL
James H. Fry
Selinol] Board
Balcote
Tures
Ances
Tultlom Fund
Sparta Fund
Piners Library Fund
Toisas
League of American Municipalties
Omaha
Neb
Willam J. Hogey
Schwier
Nun Resoluion
Traction Company
East
Lewis Street
Berry
West End
My. B. Paul Mossman
Park Board
Rupert E. Fleming
Swinney
Berry Steel
Wayrock
St.Mares
Mir. Mossi
Wrk
Glock
Harrison
Hig
Harrigan
American Bar Association Convenes Third Seventh Annual Convention
In Washington at the Washington Hotel delegates from across the United States attend the American Bar Association meeting. President Dickiron addresses the legislative scene and new laws. the first order of business is selecting a new general council secretary. Members include RK and Taylor.
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Wash
M. Wilkinson
New Washington
United States
Dickireon
Union
Taylor
Kaufman Dominates Flynn in Narrow Boxing Win
Al Kaufman defeats JW Flynn in a hard fought bout at Los Angeles with a late surge after a chaotic ninth round. Flynn is knocked down multiple times as Kaufman seizes control, sustaining a battering sequence until the referee halts the action.
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Kaufman
Flynn
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Chia Corhor
Agala
Haven
Fur
Mandiola Returns to Spain After Deportation Effort
Immigration officials in Fork Warne placed Mandiola under spotter watch at Chica after his arrival yesterday morning. The Spaniare, linked to a deadly on-train incident near Fork Warne last June, faced deportation proceedings following a multistage review by Marine Service authorities.
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Chica
Fty
Mandiain
Amallan Om
Fork Warne
Wood
Marine Service
Mandiola
Deportation Order for Mendiola Reaches New York Handovers
Mr Davies acted on a recommendation to arrest Mendiola and send him to New York. The steamship company will bear cost to return him to the port of embarkation and cover deportation expenses. Government to reimburse county for two months’ custody maintenance. Davies and Prosecutor Thomas spoke with Mendiola through an interpreter yesterday.
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Journal-Gazette
Cansidare Watson
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Blakely
Fitires
Watson
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T Walson
Davies
Mendiola
New York
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Sme
Thomas
City News Briefs From A City
Chicago guest George MP Crowley returns home after visit. A tire fire in the Coombs barn on West Berry Street prompted a department run. A Lima birth reports Mrs BE Kettler a daughter. A rear residence blaze on Runnion Avenue causes near total loss, garage damaged. Local bankers and officials, including E M Tesla and C V Morris, visited the city. Navy recruiting activity noted at the federal building. Two men detained in Lingt awaiting examination for service.
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George MP. Crowley
Chicago
Adam A. Yaunelart
Coombs
West Berry Street
BE. T. Kettler
Lima
Kettler
Semnantteeler ,Purnithre Company
Tima
Iry
Keller
Jenris
Gang
Adam
Clark
Runnion Avenue
Pliester
C. V. Morris
Pennsylvania
Navy
Rhs Iy
Lingt Yestenfay
Ier
Pressey
Majestic Stock Company Opens Season in Fort Wayne
Manager Rien returned from Chicago after consultations with Mr Wricht Huntington on the new stock company. Contracts were signed in Chicago and sent to New York for the entire company. Fort Wayne’s population will increase by seventeen when the actor colony arrives and becomes residents.
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Chicago
The Cowboy and the Lady Appears at Fort Waste
A fragmentary notice talks of a traveling company presenting The Cowboy and the Lady with a one dollar attraction. It urges readers to attend and see the troupe once, praising the company and promising strong entertainment.
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Mayers
Rive Sala
Huntington
Fort Waste
C. Goodwiy
City Notes On Visitors And Convalescence In town
City residents and visitors are noted in a mixed rundown of people at home and about. Herman Bersner of Chirgo visits the city while Mrs Joseph Wiedemann rests at 1517 Fayette Street. Anne Cashman returns after a week with friends. Tom Jackson AW reports a guest stay. Mrs George Hoffman and Mrs Martha Betzer were in town with plans to stay several days with friends. The Commercial Bank released a statement yesterday afternoon. WM Ferped is remembered in the memory of Abe Goldsmith whose funeral was held in Ligonier.
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Chirgo, Ly
Joseph Wiedemann
Fayette Street
Anne Cashman
Tom Jackson
George Hoffman
Peters I
Martha Betzer
Fort ‘Estordy
Pier Foungstoyy
Commercial Bank
Uni
Sisternoon WM
Abe Goldsmith
Ordin
Ligonier
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