Panama Recognized by Germany Amid Panamanian Question
Berlin reports Emperor William directs formal recognition of Panama as a republic. Paris notes Delcasse says France will protect French interests including canal contracts, with Panama pledging to honor pre November 3 agreements and allow French agents to engage with the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
New Republic
Berlin
Willian
Republic of Panama
Paris
Bogota
Canal
M. Delcasse
United States
Republic
Thanks of Gen Reyes Ties U S and Colombia
Rear Admiral Coghlan cables the navy department from Colon that General Reyes the Bogota government special commissioner sends thanks to President Roosevelt and Secretary Moody for treatment by the naval force. Reyes departs for Washington via Port Limon to confer with Dr Amador and others and hopes to foster amicable relations with Panama commission members in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coghlan
Caribbean
Navy Department
Colon
General Reyes
Bogota
Roosevelt
Navy
Moody
Reyes
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Amador
Panama Commission
United States
Admiral Coghlan
Panama
Dr. Amador
Boodlers Confess in Grand Rapids Water Deal Case
Ex Mayor George R. Perry waived examination and bound over for trial after admitting a $3333 bribe from Lant K. Salsbury in the Garmen Cameron water deal. Ex Alderman Adrian Schriever pleaded guilty to $3825 bribe. he awaits sentencing and may testify for the state. Several other aldermen have confessed and are to be witnesses. Salsbury's $125000 cash and $100000 water company bonds were planned in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mach
George R. Perry
K. Salsbury
Garmen-Cameron
Adrian Schriever
Lant K. Salsbury
Schriever
Sehriever
Ghysels
Salsbury
Neely Loses Bid to Vacate Attachment in Cuba Case
Judge Lacombe rejects Neely motion to dismiss United States attachment on $20,000 cash bail, realigned with Cuba’s claim to embezzled funds. He notes amnesty act cannot transfer title from the true owner to the thief. The ruling maintains action against Neely for $45,375 misappropriated from Cuban postal funds during American occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Charles F. W. Neely
Cuba
Department of Posts
United States
Neely
Changes in arrangements for Thanksgiving church services
Changes in arrangements of city churches for Thanksgiving services on Thursday. The First and Third Presbyterian churches and Grace Reformed area will join Westminster delegation in a union service with Rev. Zartman of Grace church preaching. Plymouth Congregational and the First Baptist and Wayne Street M E churches will unite with the Welsh church for the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
Westminster
Zartman
Grace Church
Wayne Street
M. E
St Pauls M E Congregations Unite At Latter Church
St Pauls M E congregations will unite at the latter church with all services held at ten o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s M. E
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Anthony Fuelner and Caroline Hartman win a marriage license. Henry Louis Loradin and Hattie Leah Bogen obtain a license. Joesph G. Wiegand and Agnes Kline are issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Fuelner
Caroline Hartman
Henry Louis Loradin
Hattie Leah Bogen
Joesph G. Wiegand
Agnes Kline
Rescue saves casket of Miss Zoll as fire spreads fast
Frantic vigil at Frances Zoll funeral home ends when a blaze breaks out, the casket containing the 17 year old’s body is carried to safety before the roof collapses. Neighbors aid with buckets as firemen fight to save the home and belongings. The cause appears tied to sparks from a passing engine. Funeral services were planned today.
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Frances Zoll
Elizabeth Zoll
Frederick Street
Charles Prange
Zoll
Miss Zoll
Church of the Precious Blood
Holgate
Ohio
St. Mary’s Avenue
Herman Street
Will Strasburg
Will Ehrman
Schone
Terrihc Storm Sweeps Germany
Berlin reports strong winds sweeping across Germany for thirty six hours as weather continues to disrupt travel and daily life. Forecasters warn of continuing gusts and possible damage across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Wage reductions hit cotton mills across New England
Boston November 23 The first wave of wage cuts in southern New England mills goes into effect in Fall River and other plants. About 32 000 workers face a 10 percent reduction equating to pre March 1902 pay scales. Nearly 78 Fall River mills employ 25 000 workers with about 7 000 more in other counties. Fall River Ironworks will enact further cuts next Monday affecting Rhode Island and Connecticut mills. New Bedford follows in two weeks.
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Boston
New England
Fall River
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Bedford
Vicious horse injures Lindenwood couple
Mr and Mrs James A Reilly living near Lindenwood cemetery suffer multiple injuries after a horse on their dairy farm attacked Mrs Reilly in the stable fracturing her left arm and injuring her scalp and knee. Her husband later sustained a severe head wound from the same animal both were taken to St Joseph hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reilly
Reilly
Lindenwood Cemetery
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Getz
McOscar
Marion girl Dale Matthews probation in federal case
Tudge Anderson of the federal court suspends judgment in Dale Matthews case after guilty plea to raising one dollar bills to ten. She must appear before the judge in May term. if conduct remains above criticism during probation she may be allowed to go without punishment. The author provides unclear closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge Anderson
Federal
Dale Matthews
Marion Normal School
Maude Sperry Weds Ralph Chapin In Trinity Church
The marriage of Miss Maude Franklin Sperry to Ralph Emerson Chapin was held Saturday at 8:30 PM in Trinity Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured musical interludes by Miss Katherine Hoyt and Rudolph Neff, with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home and a wedding tour to Cleveland Asbury Park and eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Franklin Sperry
Ralph Emerson Chapin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Katherine Hoyt
Rudolph Neff
Chicago
F. E. Davis
Jefferson Barracks
S. Charles Bond
Alfred Cressler
Donald McDonald
Arthur Smith
Artine Chapin
Mary Shiveler
Richmond
Elizabeth Buchanan
Florence Cole
Mary McDonald
Daisy Davis
Phoebe Ellison
Katherine Watt
Helen Fry
Geraldine Ellison
Lavon Sperry
Charles W. Sperry
A. W. Seabrease
James Hamilton
Joseph Bursley
Hoagland Avenue
Sperry
Chapin
Toledo
William Nelson Burritt
George Bippus
Huntington
Emerson
Kendallville
Rena Tucker
Indianapolis
Buggie
Cleveland
Library Hall Fair Sees Strong Final Night and Large Sum
The Library hall fair closed Saturday night with great success and substantial proceeds to reduce church debt. A large crowd attended the evening, sales matched prior nights, and impromptu auctions occurred. Mrs. Roosevelt’s handkerchief sold for a fancy price to Emmett Martin. Much credit goes to the congregation’s tireless ladies.
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Library Hall
Adams county grand jury indicts nineteen in Decatur
In Decatur the Adams county grand jury completed its work by returning nineteen indictments. A Markie woman Mrs Harvey Michael died from burns after she reportedly carried a lit lamp into her bed during typhoid fever. A $2000 cash haul was found in the Indiana National Bank vaults at Elkhart following a Thursday bank closure. President Miller of the Indiana State Lincoln league named W F Doud of Fort Wayne to the organization committee and Fred Snyder of Angola to the advisory committee. Burglars raided the Treaty post office in Wabash county stealing between $400 and $500, much of it from Postmaster Templeton who runs the nearby general store. The Winona Lake United Presbyterian association filed articles of...
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Adams County Grand Jury
Decatur
Harvey Michael
Markie
Indiana National Bank
Elshart
Miller
Indiana State Lincoln League
W. EF. Doud
Fort
Religious fellowship group seeks incorporation for lake conference building
The group proposes to incorporate with the secretary of state to erect a building for social and religious fellowship serving attendees of religious and educational conferences at the lake. Incorporators listed are John A. Burnett, Joseph Kyle, E. B. Stewart, Thomas H. Gault and G. B. Somers. In a separate tragedy, Mrs. Lucinda Smith, about seventy, died in a house fire in Rock Creek township Huntington county after a spark from her pipe ignited her clothing. her stepson Charles Smith found her body charred as he entered.
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John A. Burnett
Joseph Kyle
E. B. Stewart
Thomas H. Gault
G. B. Somers
Lucinda Smith
Charles Smith
Rock Creek Township
Huntington County
Ely's Cream Balm Endorsed For Catarrh Relief
Readers praise Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief and headache cure. Testimonials from Rev H. W. Hathaway of Elizabeth New Jersey and W J Hitchcock of Buffalo New York note non irritation and no sneezing. Balm sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
H. W. Hathaway
Elizabeth
N. J
W. J. Hitchcock
U. S
A. A. Gen
Buffalo
N. Y
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Walther League Meeting Set at Emanuel Lutheran Church
The semi annual Northern Indiana Walther League meeting will be at Emanuel Lutheran church next Sunday with delegates from Logansport Elkhart Huntington Laporte and Danville attending. A morning service precedes afternoon business sessions and Prof Klein of Zion's Lutheran church presides as association president.
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Indiana
Ice lake drama draws crowd on St Marys River near Bloomingdale
Two youngsters adrift on a large lake of ice on the St Marys river near the Bloomingdale bridge amused a crowd of spectators as bystanders watched their precarious ordeal unfold and authorities scramble to assist.
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St. Mary’s River
Bloomingdale Bridge
Lads Escape Shore After Ice Grounds Sunday
On Sunday afternoon the ice trapped a group until it grounded on a shallow spot, forcing the lads to wade to shore through icy water.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Moves Mothers to Buy
An antique ad urges mothers to use Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants promising gentle relief. It touts the product as the best remedy and emphasizes safety for children.
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Winslow
Girl dead companion lives in Tiffin tragedy
Effie Frankenfield was found dead in her apartments in Tiffin Ohio on November 23. Rollo Kirschner, in a stupor from strychnine poisoning, recovered consciousness but refused to speak and was placed under arrest. Both youths come from prominent country families.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Effie Frankenfield
Rollo Kirschner
Kirschner
Bernice Lintz dies of peritonitis in Cleveland statue model
Miss Bernice Lintz, 22, born in Milwaukee, died of peritonitis in Cleveland while serving as the statue model for The perfect type Ohio woman at the Pan American exposition. The figure stood before the Ohio building entrance and drew art world attention. A London exhibition honored one of John Semen's studies she posed for as the only American work to win the top award. Mr and Mrs Charles A Spaule will host friends after November 29 at 2707 South Lafayette Street.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bernice Lintz
Lintz
Milwaukee
Wis
Ohig
London
John Semen
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Cartagena
France
Gen. Reyes
Miss Frances Zoll
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Elel
Stettin
Halle
Saale
Prince Bismarck
Brunswick
Bielefeld
Hanover
Mrs. Reilly
Miss Maude Sperry
Ralph E Chapin
Hayes
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
Roxbury
Mrs. Pinkham
Mra
Pete
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Walther
Zeee
Charles A. Spaule
South Lafayetty ‘Atteet
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