Roosevelt Visits Panama Canal Construction Tour Parade
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Panama City to be greeted by natives and American residents. President Amador and Chairman Bhanty joined the welcoming party, with a parade, speeches, and a reception planned at the palace and Commercial Club.
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McFingress
Theodore Roosevelt
Unita
Ely
Amador of
Pangma
Ahman Bhants
Canal Commission
Colon
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Amador
Bhanty
Hoosevelt
Praaigent Rogeevelt
Provident
Welcome at Porto Rico Roosevelt Visit Sparks Warm Reception
Special to The San Loganspor reports Porto Rico greets President Roosevelt with a warm welcome. Walter Landix and local officials indicate strong support for U S investment and public works totaling about 1 million dollars to improve roads. Porto Rico exports sugar and aims to leverage favorable markets while facing shifts in trade relations with the United States.
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Minuater
Lally
Saya Roosevelt
San
Loganspor
Ind
Porty Rico
Gland
Walter Landix
Poayminster
Randuan
Frederik Landis
Charles Lane Dla
Delphi
Klyn
Roosevelt
United States
Spain
Porto Rica Ie
Ite
Porto Rico
Public notices and police reports from city area
A crowded city notice section reports a Thursday spiritual meeting at Mrs Woolsey 1517 N Senate Ave Riontyke Circle No 1 1 AL OF DD, plus a Monday night assembly at Sixteenth Sts venue In addition Golden Tule lodge No 5 announces a card party Friday at Pennsylvania and MartheIsle Detectives Lancaster and Duncan arrest Walter S Smith and Frank Roes at 18 N New Jersey Ave on fettering charges The Fire Department is urged to place hydrants at several cross streets A court awards Bertha E Lamb damages as administratrix of Mary Laihs estate for $16 000 against the railroad death of Larah a locomotive fireman near Baroned Ind on Aug 11 1989 A liquor case ends with a fine paid for sale of beer after license expiration at a Broad Tipple saloon The sale violated local liquor laws as inspectors pursue illegible liquor sales in Washington Township
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Eirendtronet
SRO
Bertha E. Lamb
Mery Laih
Aly D. Railroad
Larah
Ila
Reroned
Ind
Lamb
Death met youth who sought life near St Paul Ind
A 14 year old boy Verhar Ferria died at City Hospital after a fall from a Big Four freight train near St Paul Indiana. He was found nearly frozen and injured with broken ribs after wandering hungry and alone for days. He had been an inmate at the Indianapolis orphans home and was reportedly adopted by a woman near Spencer before escaping again.
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Aarly
Bay Big
Opin
Monnday
Saime
St Paul, Inc
Hunter
Young Ferris
Indianapolis
Ferris
Spencer
Ind
Bury
Harry Vertis
Spenesr
Merrie
Denunciations and sarcasm mark church meeting at Tenderhands
A report on a contentious Presbyterian Brotherhood convention at Tenderhands details J Bryan Bishop Vincent and Judge Cleland using sharp sarcasm toward a reluctant male audience. Remarks compare church attendance by gender, discuss leadership topics, and emphasize male reluctance to engage with church work.
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Melensin Cleland
Mayor Inspect Market Instructs Safety Board
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter personally inspected the city market on Wednesday. He directed the Board of Public Safety to instruct Market Master Joseph Forphitia to enforce cleanliness at the stands.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Joseph Forphitia
Beell Beats Oleson in Straight Falls
Des Moines Iowa November 15 Fred Beell of Wisconsin defeated Tack Carey silux Oleson wrestling here in a fast match. Beell dominated most of the bout, Carey briefly threatened with a full Nelson before Beell escaped. Beell won the first fall in 20 minutes 14 seconds with a crotch hold and the second in 14 minutes 16 seconds with a leg bar hold. Beell announced plans to meet Gotchany Hane.
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Des Moines
Fred Beell
Wisconsin
Tack Carey
Silux Oleson
Booi
Carey
Beel
Gotchany Hane
Indiana Girl in Love With a Married Man
William Hafer a married Indianapolis furniture finisher was arraigned in police court in Cincinnati after being stopped with 15 year old Jenny Smith of Madison Indiana. The girl says she loves Hafer and he asked the case be moved to Carrollton Kentucky but the judge denied the request and set a new date for November 2.
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Cleland
McKengle Cleland
Uo Mpealk
Farner
Cincinnati
Wiliam Hafer
Indianaapolis
Jennie Smith
Madison
Ind
Hafer
Carrolton
Landers
Kentucky
Indiapolis
Bryan On Religion Speech Reveals His Dual Interests
The article recounts W. J. Bryan balancing politics with religion in a Presbyterian convention setting. It notes his front‑stage defiance of demonstrations, his faith background in Cumberland and regular churches, and his comparative view of Confucianism and Christianity. Bryan discusses miracles, moral rewards, and personal observations from his travels, including reflections on a college friend’s life and character.
Sandusky Seeks Entry as league talks progress
Special to The Sin. Kandusky reports that the Fan dusty Bunsball association outlined grounds for play as anticipation grows for a berth in the G ani P league. Incorporators said Cleveland meeting granted admission for Sanctuaky and Eric, Pa., even if the league must be reorganized.
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Sandusky
Kandusky
Fandusty Bunsball Association
Cleveland
Ab Autanee
Sanctuaky
Eric
Teague
Indianapolis Park Department Salaries Challenge City Council
Mayor withholds approval of General Ordinance No 134 1906 aimed at trimming park department salaries including the superintendent J Clyde Power. He urges careful terms wider latitude for the Park Board to name subordinates set specific salaries and warns the ordinance underfunds office expenses while stressing engineer qualifications and cooperation with the Board.
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J. Clyde Power
Chagien A. Hoolhwailer
Fellowhue
Indianapolis
Department of Public Parks
Legislative
Board of Park Commissioners
Ugh Board
Common Council
Unhealthy Month Warns of Spread in Indiana
The State Board of Health bulletin notes Tanaultia as the October top ailment in Indiana with typhoid second and other diseases like rheumatism and diphtheria following. Epidemics hit several counties with measles and scarlet fever appearing. total deaths reach 847 and smallpox incidents reported across nine counties.
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State Board of Health
Indiana
Jet
Tersan
J. Joseph
Madison
Jemfersonville
Cure Constipation Without Brugs Declares Inventor
Prof T Midgley promotes a home based cure for chronic constipation without pills purgatives or drugs claiming to cure the worst cases and restore health. He offers a free coupon to mail for details and promises lasting relief from constipation.
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T. 1
Midgley
Watlom Apectnilat
Free Coupon Offer Cures Constipation Without Medicine
A damaged clipping offers a free coupon promising a method to cure constipation without medicine. It directs readers to mail their name and address to Prof. T. HW. Midgley at 491 Midgley block Kalamesco Michigan and wait for mail back.
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T. HW. Midgley
Midgley Block
Kalamesco
Mich
Death rates across cities and months show varied tolls
In one month there were 260 deaths, rate 1.8. The cies showed a death rate of 164, 28 higher than state average. Storms numbered 1.47, rate 10.4. The ple l4rgass vee had death rates in Annapolis, WI, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Y8, atuinde. 9 percent, South Tend. 172, Terre Haute 24.
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Sormers
Indiannapolis
Evanaville
Fort Warne
Atuinde
South
Terre Hause
Public Health Board Denies Extra Funds for City Hospital
The Board of Public Health denies 140,100 in extra money to complete improvements at the City hospital. Officials say funds already spent have nearly exhausted the available amount. The city council finance committee plans to present the matter for approval of the appropriation.
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Board of Public Health
Thare
Ely Counell
Death of Dr Frank Hagel at home in Canton Avenue
The death of Dr Frank Hagel is reported after a five week illness. He was born November 189 and educated at the Pysto Medical College, later becoming a demonstrator and member of the Kirk Presbyterian church. Survived by a wife and daughters, funeral arrangements are set for Saturday afternoon at 2. The notice notes his membership in local civic and charitable groups.
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Cumberland
Jefferson
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Celles
Kira Presbyteriin
Time Cards for Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Rail Lines
Railroad timetable excerpt lists daily departures and arrivals for the Cincinnati division to Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and Indianapolis with multiple stations and times across Springfield Decatur Chicago New York Central routes. Includes routes via Reach Aley Winona River Elkhart Richmond Vernon Lafayette and Chicago with varied morning and evening times.
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Artivs Toledo Chi Mich Ex U am 10:15
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Detroit event, birthday, and times. Readable entities include Detroit and birthday references. No clear actions or outcomes to confirm.
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Toledo
Chi & Mich
Detroit & Co
Fear Mr Peary Drowned At Sea In Severe Storms
Halifax Nova Scotia press reports severe storms feared to have sunk the Roosevelt ship with Lieut Peary aboard. The steamer Virginia Linke collided during gales, causing heavy damage and reduced speed. Rumors say Peary was aboard the Roosevelt near Hartly Harbour, with weather wreckage denying rescue and leaving the expedition in peril.
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Peary
Roosvelt
Tait Peary
Wan Dun
Burlney
Roosevelt
Hartly Harbour
Virginia
Lake
Trains to Fort Wayne Lombard Lines and Fast Service Details
Reading describes scattered railway services including routes to Fort Wayne Macktone Muncie and Indy areas with special Rayne service, frequent hourly East Western connections, and multiple stop patterns at Anderson Alexandria Summittville Gas City Junction and Marion. It lists timings 1 0 am 1 0 pm 5 0 pm and notes connections with steamboats and other lines.
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Marton
Fae Tarough
Peru
RAYNE
Indiacenals
Ariam
Fort Wayne
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St. Tulang
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Buffalo
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Andersen
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Fatirmound
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