Roosevelt plans foreign dinner during canal trip
The article reports President Roosevelt may dine on foreign soil in Panama near Amador during the trip from New Orleans to Washington. It notes wireless telegraphy will keep him in contact with Washington and that arrangements let him receive a dinner guest while abroad, with potential succession questions if the Amador dinner occurs.
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Fire Weather Outlook Across Regions
Forecast indicates fair and warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday with fresh south winds. Some areas show partly cloudy skies with northerly or variable winds later. Temperatures trend warmer into the weekend with lighter winds in the northwest.
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Washington
Okio
Michigan
Democratic Meeting Pushes Municipal Ownership in South Side
A large South Side Democratic meeting at Harlan's hall on Tanna Street drew several hundred voters. Speaker lineup included Judge O Rourke and Dr. Morr, who urged municipal ownership as the path forward. Fuelber spoke in German praising public utilities and criticizing private links. he cited county needs, low tax levies, and past Republican disclosures as Democratic honesty.
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Alley County
Beveridge to Speak in City and Court House Visit
Senator Albers Beveridge will stand in the city at 4 o clock and will be escorted by reception port to the Wayne hotel. At 9 40 he will address an audience at the courthouse. Governor Milley of Calimbus and General W L Taylor will be present at the cork house.
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Judge Heaton Reversals Stir Voter Circular
A Daily News report notes Judge Heaton circulated a quotation from a Republican paper claiming no reversals by the Supreme Court in his rulings. Critics say the claim is false as Heaton has been reversed in several cases, including Driverditch and McKeon F.H. versus the City of Neatur, with higher court judgments contradicting his rulings.
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New Ditch Law Increases Costs for Farmers in County
The piece attacks a recent Indiana ditch law passed by the Republican Legislature. It claims petition costs rose from about 2 to up to 300 for attorney drawn petitions, shifts ditch cleaning costs to property owners, and triples building and maintenance costs. It singles out County Surveyor Spindler as blamed by Republicans for the higher charges, argues the law trebles ditch costs, and predicts thousands of dollars in extra expenses for Ali en county farmers this year.
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GLOSS OF THE W. O. T. CONVENTION WITH JUBILEE AT HARTFORD
A fragment reports on the W O T convention in Hartford highlighting an historic gathering with key resolutions. It mentions a plea to include Trexl Went Roosevelt in his annual message and multiple recommendations of various interests. The text notes a late Subilee session with membership details.
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Campaign in the Snow Captures Statewide Enthusiasm
Buffalo dispatch reports William Randolph Hearst touring New York State with six speeches, drawing crowded halls and strong support while attacking James Warley and urging Hughes to back Farley. Both Hearst and Hughes push final appeals as election day nears. snow and rain fail to dampen crowds. Hearst and Croker stir party tensions. Independent League decision affects ballot listing.
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James Warley
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Farley
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Schenectady
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Niagara Falls
Croker
McCarren
Richard Croker
Kings County
Brooklyn
Shippers Win Victory in Railroad Service Ruling Indiana
A precedent setting Indiana Railroad Commission decision grants new rules to govern car service and demurrage. It limits 48 hour loading windows, requires timely consignee notification, and allows charges only after proper notice. Rules address car bunching, weather delays, and shipper remedies, with safeguards for railroad delivery.
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