Obaldia Inaugurated Panama President Affected by US Intervention
Panama reports Senor Jose Domingo de Obaldia sworn in as second president, serving four years. Despite 90 percent nationwide support, he won no votes in Chirique, and U S intervention is blamed for his election. Obaldia defends US ties while promising favorable conditions for American investment and limiting Chinese immigration.
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Panama
Senor
Jose Domingo de Ubaldia
Manuel Amador Guerrero
Giotlina
Washington
Joey
Arias
Amacer
Ubaidia
United States
Taft's Rise and Republican Platform in Brief
Non partisan recap highlights Willian Howard Taft's record and character. It lists twelve Republican reasons to support the party, including reform, rate and purity laws, tariff aims, labor protections, currency reform, and civil rights amendments.
Y M C A Secretary Lectures At Local Asset Shops
H. Northcutt of the Peru Y M C A spoke at the first shop meeting today, delivering an engaging talk to a large audience. The session drew attention as a notable event in the local asset shops program.
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A H. Northcutt
Peru Y. M. C. A
History of the Democratic Party Outline
A forthcoming article traces the Democratic Party's development, key figures, ideological shifts, and pivotal moments shaping its structure and influence in American politics. It examines party platforms, campaigns, and historical turning points across eras.
Rally Planned by Republican District Leaders in Marion
A meeting of Republican district chairmen and G A R men formed plans for a district rally to be held after October 20 in Marion. Dr. Good and James J. Watson named as principal speakers with A G A kh reunion tied to the event. G A R officers D S Elliott Warren chairing L A Dawes and others attended.
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G. A. Kh
Barnett Hotel
Marion
Dr. Good
James J. Watson
G A. R
D. S. Elliott
Warren
A. T. Spalding
Wabash
Thomas O'Neal
Harry Bendell
Huntington
L. A. Dawes
Wabashira B
G. A. Rr
H. O'Neal
B. F. Shoemaker
Samuel Hamilton
Manchester
James Houser
Robert Blount
Pratt Loveland
Peru
J. S. Glenn
McKee
Harry Tucker
J. M. Johnston
ROASTS CLUB WOMEN AT LOGANSPORT FAMILY ROW
Royal Center Record reports Flora Neff of Logansport left for Kokomo after her husband Dr Neff refused to allow a girl relative to join the family. The piece notes her long club and reform work and argues homes should come first before social clubs and debates.
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Royal Center
Flora T. Neff
Logansport
Kokomo
Dickens
Tom Walker
Wife Seeks Divorced From Artist Husband After Stage Plan
Gloucester, October 2. Estelle Leighton Major once posed for the Boston artist Ernest Lee Major’s masterpiece The Wood Nymph. Now she seeks separation claiming his devotion was sickening and that their temperaments clash. She left April 6 for New York to study voice under Rosa mond Dare at Carnegie Hall. She is 27 and pursued stage fame while insisting he hindered her career. Her husband barred contact with her mother, who earns a living by washing.
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Gloucester
Mass
Estelle Leighton Major
Ernest Lee Major
Boston
Major
New York
Rosamond Dare
Ethel Reed
Carnegie Hall
Watson Targeted by Labor Leader in Gary Speech
The Daily Reporter quotes Gompers alleging Congressman Watson voted against labor interests on eight hour law Panama canal piloting ship subsidy and railroad work hour limits. The piece recounts Watson’s Gary remarks, and calls for proof of labor opposition while noting tensions at a Watson meeting in the Elks Hall.
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Elks
Wason
Gomper
Indianapolis
Organized Labor
Indianapolis News
Gompers
Central Labor Union of Indianapolis
Gary
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Panama Canal
House
Cannon
Mr. Watson
Lemuel Gompers
Gompers Talks Citizenship and Inunctions at Rally
The article covers Samuel Gompers asserting his naturalization papers from 1872 and claiming he cannot be president or governor. He defends liberty of speech amid contempt of court charges tied to the Buckstove injunction and presses on with his remarks despite possible jail.
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United States
Gompers
Superior Court of
New York
Jim Watson
Indiana
Washington
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federationist
American Federation of Labor
Union Man
Roberts Sits Resting at Hotel Brighton after Wounding
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore has left the city hospital and is staying at the Hotel Brighton in Atlantic City on October 2. He travels with Mrs. Roberts and is guarded by nurses to avoid interviews during a brief porch airing. His wound is nearly healed but he remains weak.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Delegates Return From Sixty Sixth Churches of God Meeting
Delegates from this city and Idaville attend the sixty sixth annual eldership meeting of the Churches of God inc convened at Zanesville Indiana report a good general condition with several hundred conversions in the past year. A missionary to India is en route and will sail next Saturday at 4 p m. Funds were raised by Rev C J Brown to aid a worthy student at Findlay College. Idaville delegates were hosted by A O Fusgrave who will lead the Church of God in Auburn Indiana.
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Idaville
Churches of God (Incorporated
Zanesville
Ind
India
C. J. Brown
D. D
Findlay College
A. O. Fusgrave
Church of God
Auburn
Rally Opens Series at Evangelical Church
The first rally of the series drew a large audience at the Evangelical church last evening. Rev A Arthur of the Cumberland Presbyterian church lectured on the life of the late Ira D Sankey, and the meeting was well attended.
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Evangelical Church
A. Arthur
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ira D. Sankey
Indiana state flashes recap from Huntington and towns
Several brief items report incidents across Indiana. A nine year old confessed theft of two watches in Kokomo. An Evansville player base ball team earned ten thousand dollars this season. A man in Kouts died when struck by a disetarrow. A governor spoke at Elwood under Anti-Saloon League auspices.
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Albert Hinche
Kokomo
Harry Watson
Kouts
Hanly
Elwood
The
Anti-Saloon League
John Glasco
Anderson
John B. Tribley
Rushville
Hal 5S Returns Home to Patrol Track Season
Hal S., a local race horse owned by Captain Stoltz of the Panhandle police, has returned home for the winter after a successful season at sea. His best time was 2:24 and he will be entered on the track again this season.
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Hal S
Captain Stoltz
Panhandle Police
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