Canal Treaty Moves Toward U S as Senate Debates
The Weekly Sentinel discusses the canal treaty aboard a vessel to the United States and the Senate’s delay. It highlights President Roosevelt’s push, Attorney General Knox’s naturalization reform plan intended to curb fraud, and War Secretary Taft’s call to teach American boys to shoot. The piece weighs feasibility and patriotic duty amid international tension and domestic reform.
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Colon
United States
United States Senate
President's Message Highlights Panama Policy and Reforms
The annual message to Congress emphasizes the Panama canal and neutrality commitments, critiques postal scandals, and argues for lawfulness over power. It warns against corruption in naturalization and urges reforms to promote the merchant marine, naval expansion, and merit based promotions, ending as a solid, temperate address.
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Panama
Republic
Colombia
Columbia
United States
Colombian Congress
Senate
Hard to Find Overcoats for Boys at Local Store
Reuben S. Patterson promotes winter wear for boys, offering jaunty coats for ages three to seventeen including long pelt coats. Outside buyers find it a hard task to purchase such outerwear elsewhere after seeing the display.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Cancer cure claim from Dr Charles Zimmerman ad
An old advertisement touts a home cancer cure promising safety, success, and testimonials. It urges readers to write to Dr Charles Zimmerman & Co in Fort Wayne Indiana for information and assurances of no deaths or failures.
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Charles Zimmerman & CO
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Vintage Kitchen Guide: Egg Desserts and Oyster Bisque
A fragment from a historical cookbook lists Velvet Cream and Almond Parfait preparations with egg and sugar, Green Pea Timbales and Twix mold steps, plus Chicken a la Terrapin and Bisque of Oysters detailing ingredients and methods, though text cuts mid recipe.
Vintage Oyster Dishes and Nut Roast Recipes Collection
A recipe fragment catalog covers fried oyster dishes and puff pastries. It lists Codfish Puff with potatoes and eggs, Corn Souffle, Vegetable Oyster Soup, Nut Roast with bread dressing and nut gravy, Browned Cauliflower in batter, Spanish Fyes with tomatoes and eggs, Oyster Angels wrapped in bacon, and Apple Dumplings served with sugar, cream, or caramel.
Way's Mufflers Offered In Bargain Sale
Way's Mufflers are priced at 25 cents 50 cents 75 cents and 1.00. A sale offers 20 dozen of the five cent and one dollar quality at 50 cents while stocks last.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Real estate transfers compiled by J C Heller
Listings cover transfers in Fort Wayne area with names including Jos A Grabill Edward F P Williams Fred Danmeyer Samuel Deaner Jesse M Taylor E P Williams John Ferguson flora M Bratton and buyers such as P Henry Meurer Frederick Fuchs The Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway Co and others acquire or subdivide parcels across Cedar Creek Lafayette Adams and Riverside districts with prices ranging from 175 to 700 dollars and parcels described by section township and lot numbers
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Adams
Samuel
Anna Deaner
Jacob Deaner
Lafayette
Jesse M. Taylor
Henry Dreutlein
Edgerton
E. P. Williams
Frederick Fuchs
S. Walton Ave
John and
Ferguson
James T
Dora E. Werson
Riverside
Flora M. Bratton
Thetis Blystone
Pfeiffer
Washington
Ienry Miner
Mary A. Vanstrouder
Monroe
Jno. H
Sec
Benjamin I’. Heaton
Naomi DeVilbiss
DeVilbiss
City of Fort Wayne
John H. Bass
North Side Park Add
Jerry Kiopfenstine
John Barber
Hamilton
Samuel R. Smith
Geo. M. Shutt
Springfield
A. L. Marquardt
N. P
S. A. Brown
Swift
Monroeville
Frederick Stoppenhagen
Ernest Dehrman
Maumee
Summa Richard
John M. Richard
Cedar Creek
Howell
Rockhill
Frederick
M. Stolte
Mary Mayhew
Louise Blixman
H. C. Hanna
John A
M. E. Ryan
Joseph H. Marion
Wtz
Washington Tp
Salle Bell
Winona G. Smith
HL. Burgess
New Haven
Edward J
J. Dullaghan
John F. Herber
Fort Wayne City Faces Massive Sea Wall Fill Project
FP Goedhart and Linden W Bates of New York announce a bid for dredging and filling Fort Wayne to raise grades by seven feet. They propose a canal twenty feet deep from the bay, 200 feet from the sea wall, costing nearly $2,000,000 funded by city bonds. Col. C. S. Riche and George W. Boschke endorsed the award as U S engineers.
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Col. C. S. Riche
United States
George W. Boschke
Finest Leather Goods Line Stuns City Shoppers
Local shop unveils an extensive leather lineup with suit cases ranging from 1 to 20 dollars and traveling bags from 1 to 18 dollars. A stylish assortment includes compartment cases for both ladies and gentlemen and highlights quality and value.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Bids opened to raise Galveston grade as world wonder plan
In Galveston Texas on December 8 bids were opened by a governor appointed board for a project to raise the city grade. The undertaking is described as potentially becoming one of the nine wonders of the world.
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Galveston
Texas
Christmas Umbrellas Laid Away At Patterson's
Shoppers are urged to pick out their Christmas umbrellas at Patterson's and have them laid away for pickup later. Local store announces early reservations as holiday items go on display.
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Patterson’s
Fort Wayne Fair Seeks to Double Capital Stock
Fort Wayne Fair association aims to raise capital from 10000 to 20000 with a committee led by President Alexander Johnson and Col. D N Foster visiting local business leaders. Early subscriptions indicate strong support to solidify finances and boost next year’s exposition. a holiday umbrella display is noted in the window.
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Fort Wayne Fair Association
Alexander Johnson
Col. D. N. Foster
J. C. Peters
Isidor Lehman
Fort Wayne
Joseph K. English Dies in Indianapolis Leader and Official
Joseph K. English longtime Indianapolis public servant and county official died at his home. He served as city treasurer, city councilman and county commissioner and resided in Indianapolis since 1880. A charter member of Capitol lodge I.C.C.F. and member of the Royal Arcanum and Knights of Pythias he left a widow and five children.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph K. English
Union
English
Capitol Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Pythias
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