Wonderful Mining Camp Brings Capital Boom to Country
An American capital and energy influx has sparked a tremendous boom in mining, reshaping the nation’s economy and development prospects as companies invest heavily in new projects and infrastructure.
Panama canal drives Mexican coast investment boom
By 4 Harry Thompson notes the Panama Canal as the era's great project under Theodore Roosevelt boosting Mexican west coast enterprise. It highlights Sonora and Baja California mineral riches, rich silver deposits, Cananea and Alamos camps, and labor dynamics from Spanish colonial to Mexican workers, with potential Chinese and Japanese labor imported if needed.
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Harry Thompson
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Mexico
Gulf of California
Sonora
Chihauhau
Florida
Sierra Madre
Contin
Republic of Mexico
Alamos
Cananea
Nicosiani
Aduana
Thiatt
Mexicat
Adler
Theo Arsto
Fixhite
Enide
Peagle
Charceh
Walters-Driver Wedding in Deffer Set Township
Bishop Walters, a 24 year old merchant from Puintom, wed Miss Letha Driver at the bride’s father’s home. Rev Stivers of Lyons officiated. a wedding breakfast followed and guests included many Walters and Driver family members with gifts noted.
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Bishop Walters
Puintom
Letha Driver
Tameg
Defferset
Stivers of Lyons
Aid Mesdanes
Jonn Widlers
Dala 1
Thorbert Templeton
de Walters
Dan Pyriver
Mes
Sue Pooate
Hien Bueko
Bessie Walters
Ivy Doone
Edia Driver
Cora Walters
Pesvi Wolfe
Carrie Driver
Gaeldie Laned
Droris Baek
Edna Buek
Mary Feriver
Edith
Deeiver
Minde Watters
Messrs
Hoy Lund
Ora Poole
Plovd Decker
Walter Walters
Willie Driver
Charles Walters
George Raymond Watters
Clayton and
Pavold Walters
Prominent Democrats Defect as Taft Gains Support
The piece reports a wave of Democratic defections to Taft and Sherman across cities like Richmond Baltimore and Chicago. It highlights William Prentiss in Chicago and others including Barrett Willis Garrett Bonsal Venable Newcomer Coudert Smith and the Ithaca Chronicle shifting to Taft.
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Bryan
Taft
Sherman
Richmond
Taft Business Men’s Club
Baltimore
Chicago
William Prentiss
Deneen
Stevenson
Prentiss
Dunne
Mr. Prentiss
John J. Barrett
Democratic Party of
California
M. F. Tarpey
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
George R. Willis
Police Board of
The
Old School
Willis
United States
Mr. Willis
W. A. Garrett
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Garrett
Alabama
John E. Semmes
Leigh Bonsal
Bon
Richard M. Venable
Baltimore Park Board
Maryland
Major Venable
Waldo Newcomer
National Exchange Bank of Baltimore
Newcomer
Denver
Frederic R. Coudert
New York
J. K. Smith
Sturmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Ithaca
N. Y
Taft’s Service to Labor and Local Notices
Taft’s labor record praised for lifting union labor to lawful footing and defusing the old English view of conspiracies. Local blurb notes XN. B. Lamb reopens bakery after fire, repairs by Ored brothers, and residents Central notices. Also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Martin traveling to Los Angeles to be with son Arthur, Emma Reed visiting, and Harve Reed.
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Emporia
Kan
William H. Taft
Taft
England
United States
B. Lamb
McCammon
Ored ‘Brothers
G. W. Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur
California
Emma Reed
Harve
Reed
Paivts, AM
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