Obaldia Installed Panama President Amid U S Intervention
Obaldia, newly inaugurated president of Panama, will serve four years after an election marked by U S interference. He praises U S-Panama ties and the canal project, while noting public resentment in some quarters over outside influence. He emphasizes attracting American capital and English speaking investors, and limits on Chinese settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Senor
Jose Domingo de Ubaidia
Republic
Manuel Amador Guerrero
Obaldia
United States of Columbia
Washington
Isthmus
United States
Arias
Amacer
Ubalde
Unitea’ States
Obaidia
Taft Endorsed as Leader with Steady Record and Reform Drive
The article profiles Taft stressing his 30 years in public service, Cincinnati birth in 1857, Yale education, and roles from prosecutor to secretary of war. It lists twelve reasons the Republican platform supports him, including reform laws, tariff aims, wage protection, currency plans, and the fight for equal rights and constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cincinnati
Yale College
Ists
United States
McKinley
Philippines
Washington
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Y M C A Secretary Lectures At Panhandle Shops
Secretary W H Northcutt of the Peru Y M C A spoke at the Panhandle shops today delivering the first shop meeting held this season. He held a large audience and was regarded as an interesting speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Northcutt
Peru
History of the Democratic Party Preview
A forthcoming story outlines the Democratic party's evolution, key figures, and pivotal moments shaping its platform and public role. The article promises analysis of leadership shifts, policy debates, and electoral strategies across eras.
Rally Planned by Republican District Chiefs 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. A G A Kk reunion will accompany the event with Dr Good and James J Watson as principal speakers. Officers chosen for G A R affairs include Captain Dr S Elliott as chairman A T Spalding as vice chairman and Thomas O Neal as secretary.
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G. A. Kk
Barnett Hotel
Marion
Dr. Good
James J. Watson
Dr. S. Elliott
Warren
A. T. Spalding
Wabash
Thomas O'Neal
Harry Bendell
Huntington
L. A. Dawes
Wabashira B. Fyers
Miami
Frank M. Beard
Crand
L. C. Johnston
Blackford
H. A. Brown
G. A. Rk
D. S. Elliott
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 Spark Debate In Logansport
Royal Center Record reports Flora T. Neff, a Logansport club woman and writer, packed belongings to move to Kokomo after husband Dr Neff barred a girl relative from a family member. The row sparks talk that home life should come first before social clubs and reforms.
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Royal Center
Flora T. Neff
Logansport
Kokomo
Dickens
Tom Walker
Wife tires of artist husband in Gloucester separation suit
Estelle Leighton Major, once Boston artist Ernest Major’s muse for The Wood Nymph, seeks separation citing overwhelming devotion to her career and incompatible temperament. She left in April to study voice in New York as Rosa mond Dare, later moving toward Broadway while he restricts family contact.
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Gloucester
Mass
Estelle Leighton Major
Ernest Lee Major
Boston
Mrs. Major
North Shore
Mr. Major
Poston
Watson Refuted On Labor Record At Indianapolis Meeting
The editor reports a Watson appearance with the “Fighting Preacher” at the Elks hall. Gompers charged Watson with anti labor votes, but Watson challenged proof and cited his votes against eight hour rules, piloting limits, ship subsidies, and railroad work hour bills. The Gary speech is cited as further context.
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Watson
Elks’ Hall
Wason
Gomper
Indianapolis
Organized Labor
Indianapolis News
Gompers
Central Labor Union of Indianapolis
Gary
Samuel Gompers
Panama Canal
Congress
Mr. Watson
Gompers Reveals Naturalization Papers and Court Clash
The speech includes Gompers admitting 1872 New York naturalization, cheering as he notes his birth abroad blocks presidency hopes. He mocks Indiana gubernatorial chances and defends printing in the American Federationist about the Buckstove injunction, while facing contempt charges in federal court with Mitchell and Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jim Watson
Indiana
Gompers
Washington
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Roberts Moves to Hotel Brighton After Shooting
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore, shot while in a rolling chair with Mrs. Williams, leaves the city hospital and is staying at the Hotel Brighton in Atlantic City. Mrs. Roberts accompanies him as nurses guard against interviews during brief porch outings.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
State News Flashes From Indiana In Brief
Various Indiana items report. earnings for Evansville Central League baseball, theft confession by Albert Hinche, fatalities from a disetarrow and a morphine dose, a governor’s upcoming speech, taxi licensing in Kokomo, murder and jail eligibility cases, white-capping charges against farmers, arson arrest in Everett Law case, a brief early snow in Shelbyville, a shooting injuring a husband, a saloon fined for allowing in a patron, horse theft details, a Goshen carpenter’s fatal fall, hypotheria closures in Huntington county, a trial in Marion, poisoning concerns in Connersville, a $500 suit over hearing injury, milk famine relief, arrests in Mt. Carmel, a Wichita man killed by a Panhandle train, and temperance events in Bloomington.
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Fred Smith
John D. Myers
Goshen
Huntington County
Pasquale Trotta
Marion
Errigo Quarasta
Companie
Connersille
Hal S. Back Returns Home After Fast Race Time
Local race horse Hal S. Back owned by Captain Stoltz of the Panhandle police returns home for the winter after a 2 24 time. He will be put back on the track soon.
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Hal S
Captain Stoltz
Panhandle Police
Delegates Return From Sixty Sixth Eldership 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 condition of the general body with several hundred conversions in the past year. A missionary to India is en route and will sail next Saturday at 4 pm. Funds were raised to assist a worthy student at Findlay College. Idaville delegates were hosted by A O Fusgrave who is expected to lead the Church of God in Auburn Indiana.
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Idaville
Churches of God (Incorporated
Zanesville
Ind
India
C. Tl. Brown
D. D
Findlay College
A. O. Fusgrave
Church of God
Auburn
Rally Opens Series At Evangelical Church
The first rally of the series was held last evening at the Evangelical church. Rev A Arthur of the Cumberland Presbyterian church lectured on the life of the late Ira D Sankey. The meeting was largely attended.
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Evangelical Church
A. Arthur
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ira D. Sankey
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