Chilean Mills Company and Diamond Match Plant Attract Capital
An Indiana consul reports Chile is rapidly expanding industry under high tariffs and foreign investment. A new Chilean Mills Company plant in Concepcion will bleach dye and fabric print cloths and employ 600 to 800 workers. Diamond Match Company builds a large factory at Viña del Mar with modern fire safety and Chilean-made materials.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Robert E. Mansfield
Indiana
United States
Valparaiso
State Department
Chile
Republic
Chilean Mills Company, Limited
Chiguis
Concepcion
George Allardice
Allardice & Co
Santiago
Diamond Match Sean
Vina del Mar
Diamond Match Company
T. H. McClellan
Aes
Ae New Als
Wal R Tiamend Match Company
Callao
Peru
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Rio de Janeiro
President Roosevelt Speaks on Prosperity and Self-Reliance
A newspaper summary of President Roosevelt's remarks stressing that prosperity comes from individual initiative rather than government. He warned against bad legislation that could paralyze progress and noted that government cannot supply the personal qualities needed for success. After addressing the crowd, he left the platform amid sustained cheers as the train departed.
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Nashua Junction Station
Roosevelt
President Welcomed by Militia Battery in Manchester
The President's arrival in Manchester New Hampshire on August 24 met with a presidential salute from a New Hampshire State militia battery and cheers from a large crowd. Many reception committee members were personally known to the President, making the exchanges unusually cordial.
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Address to Soldiers at Weirs Roars with Civil War Echoes
President Roosevelt visited the New Hampshire G A R encampment at the Weirs. Gov. Jordan and Rep. Carter joined him as a guards escorted parade and the President spoke on loyalty, brotherhood, and the Union’s preservation. He praised soldiers in the Philippines and urged civic duty in peacetime. The crowd cheered as the train departed for Concord.
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Merrimac Common
William Sullivan
Molly Stark
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F. D. Cartier
Concord
Manchester
National Guard
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Lincoln
Grant
Washington
Marshall
President's New Hampshire speech urges work over ease
In Concord the President's special train arrived to cheers. He spoke at the fairgrounds urging Americans to value effort, recalling Washington and Lincoln, warning that bad laws harm progress, and stressing the link between industrial prosperity and national welfare.
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State Fair Grounds
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New Hampshire
Washington
Lincoln
Courage and civility guide a nation in crisis
A speech urges prosperity with equity and warns against chasing hysteria envy or malice. It praises capital and trusts in the enduring virtues of mankind, citing Lincoln and the Civil War as models. The speaker urges practical reform over grand schemes and closes as the president leaves for Newbury.
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Roosevelt to Visit Southland and Tennessee Tour
President Roosevelt plans a September trip from Oyster Bay aiming for Chattanooga for a locomotive firemen convention on September 7 8. He will tour Chickamauga Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge with escort from the Seventh Cavalry and General Boynton, and may visit Asheville North Carolina. Roosevelt will also speak at the convention opening then return.
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Chickamauga Park
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Roosevelt Speech Sparks Austrian Debate on Monroeism
Austrian press reacts to President Roosevelts Monroeism address. Neue Freie Presse says it targets Britain and could presage war over Canada with a strong foe, while Neues Wiener Tageblatt sees it as campaign platform forecasting a European caution during treaty renewals.
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Roosevelt
Neue Freie Presse
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Wall Street Favours Democrats Over Roosevelt Outlook
The Springfield Republican notes that a Democratic campaign committee cheers the outlook as Wall Street appears opposed to Roosevelt’s reelection, preferring Hanna and a Democratic House to oppose a Republican Senate to counter the Roosevelt administration’s prestige and success. It cautions this may be premature to claim Wall Street’s full alignment.
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Proper Percentage of Right in Baltimore Herald
The Baltimore Herald cautions that Mr. John W. Gates should not advise youths at the industrial school to aim for being right only 51 percent of the time. The piece argues for striving to be right 100 percent of the time, noting that even a small gain over zero is better than none, while intentions to be right should not fall below full commitment.
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Baltimore Herald
John W. Gates
Yearly Meeting Closes at Winona Lake with Routine Business
Pendleton Ind Aug 28 The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends closed after worship and a sermon by Elwood Trueblood. Memorials were read, a $1200 grant for meetinghouse expansion approved, a $350 current expense plan set, and Charles Ratcliff to remain treasurer. Reports noted a 79 cent deficit. committees to locate isolated members were directed to coordinate with seven other Yearly Meetings and meet in Richmond in 18. Oldest member John Janney spoke at length.
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Indianapolis Journal
Pendleton
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Elwood Trueblood
Abram Shumaker
Benjamin Rogers
Yearly Meeting
Charles Ratcliff
Friends
John L. Thomas
M. K. Shumaker
Samuel Batton
Mary Pine
United States
National Committee
Richmond
Indiana
Caroline Reeves
Edith Winder
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M. A. Shumaker
Mary A. Warner
Alice Dilks
Esther King
Sarah Thistlethwaite
M. T. Moore
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Lizzie A. Morris
Ee Ward
Anna C. O'Neil
Anna Kelley
National Anti-saloon League
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Mary G. Smith
Illinois
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Tennessee
Robert James
Vincennes
Mattie Scofield
Mary Smith
Margaret Breckinridge
David Wilson
Rachel Matthews
John R. Thorp
Elizabeth Cole
Mrs. Riley
Progressive Brethren Open National Conference at Winona Lake
National Conference of the Progressive Brethren Church opens in Winona Lake Indiana and runs through September 2 with E N Rench of Goshen elected moderator and a slate of officers including Kimmel Gillen Furry Keim Miller and Beach. The annual sermon is by Rev Z P Livengood. Also Richmond hosts district convention with Christian Endeavor in Cambridge City September 2 and 3 featuring Nusbaum Johnson Minich Garvin and Ewing among others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Progressive Brethren Church
Winona Lake
E. N. Rench
Goshen
E. L. Kimmel
Dayton
J. L. Gillen
New York
W. D. Furry
Ashland
John Keim
Louisville
Richmond
Henry
Fayette
Franklin
Union
Rush
Wayne Counties
Christian Endeavor
Cambridge City
OO. P. Nusbaum
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Connersville
Anna Minich
Indianapolis
Joseph Garvin
Medbury
Angola
Maud Doty
Milton
Cora Wissler
E. G. Ewing
Middletown
Mary Sipple
Western Indiana Christian Conference Opens at Beebridge Church
The seventy second annual session of the Western Indiana Christian Conference convened at Beebridge Church near Brazil Indiana for four days with forty ministers and many visitors attending. Devo tional exercises and business filled the day as Rev C A Brown of Thorntown gave the evening address and tomorrow morning J T Philips of Frankfort will preach the conference sermon.
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Ind
Western Indiana Christian Conference
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Thorntown
J. T. Philips
Frankfort
We the People and the Future of America in Punch Voice
A London Punch poem echoes American exceptionalism praising dominance in literature art science and commerce. It extols New York as a buyer of art, notes inventions and sheer national vigor, and questions civilization's cure without the United States.
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America
Harper’s Weekly
New York
Alumni Names List in Local Directory
A long list of alumni and associated names across multiple families and titles appears, including Mary, Arthur, Louise Baker, Anna Burdick, Edith Bell, Anna Engieman, Lydia Craig, Milred Caldwell, Martha Daviss, Jennie Durelgan, Bessie Downie, Grace Lethingston, Rose Locker, Bertha Peacock, Mary Paterson, Daisy Rickent, Rose Robinson, Nelle Reinhard, Sallie Senior, Catherine Stephenson, Sadie More, Anna Martin, Helen Morris, Katie Maroney, Maggie Reed, Lillian Notz, Hattie Wahlen, and many others, alongside numerous entries for Mr., Mrs., Miss, Dr., and professional firms and companies listed in the expanded directory.
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Arthur
Louise
Baker
Ella
Burdick
Anna
Barten
C. E. Bell
Edith. Boon
Surnett
S Myr Coleman
Lydia Craig
M. H. Cloakiing
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Cabe
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Milred
Duncan
Martha Daviss
M. C. Dean
Jennie Durelgan
J. H de Huff
Bessie Downie
Engieman
Out Emerson
Hatti Elder
Garth
Eddington
E. Early
W. L. Folsom
Eal Flowers
Dora
Floyd
Scien Gertie
Feuerbacker
Margaret. Fox
Bertha
Faucett
Maym Folsom
Frank. Garnett
Nattice Griffith
Anna Grifith
M. R. Hedding
Clara Holliday
C. Hayworth
Mary E. Hall
May. Huffman
Ooie
Harris
Nettle
Humphreys
Mattie
Johnson
Belle
Jones
Mary. Jones
G. W. Jones
Lizale
Jone
Isabella
Emma. Johnson
Nannie
Lethingston
Grace
Locker
Rose Lepper
William
Michell
Maggie
Morris
Helen
Maroney
Katie
Medders
Cora
Miller
George
Moone
Ida
More
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Martin
de Mary
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McPheeters
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Notz
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Orme
Peacock
Paterson
Willie. Perrin
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C. Rickent
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Roach
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Rodman
Gertrude
Rose
Curley
Reid
Adam
Roy
May. Robinson
Reinhard
Nelle
Shell
Senior
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Key
Stephenson
Catherine
Simms
Magele
Sumner
Sin Hy. Sturgeon
Wahlen
Hattie
Kattie
Lemen
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