Panama Crisis Verdicts on Intervention and Panama's Independence
President Roosevelt defends U S recognition of Panama as independent, arguing it serves collective civilization and aims at building a canal. He cites naval actions, landing marines, and protection of transit, while rejecting claims of complicity and outlining treaty obligations and strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Hubbard
United States
New Granada
Republic of Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Bogota
Colombia
Ilere
Republic of Panama
Republic
France
Germany
Denmark
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Nicaragua
Peru
China
Cuba
Great Britain
Italy
Costa Rica
Japan
Austria-Hungary
Senate
Panama Canal Company
Forward Movement Seeks Deepening Christian Life
The First Presbyterian Church of Washington launches a three month Forward Movement focusing on Bible study prayer and personal work to deepen spiritual life. A week of meetings includes prayer sessions at Mrs M J Roberts cottage homes cottage prayer gatherings and Wednesday evening focus on Christ the man of prayer with a schedule to continue through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of Washington
M. J. Roberts
the Missionary Society
Union
Christ
R. B. Crone
J. B. Crooks
Asa Reid
Benevolent Society
Epworth League Social at Ferguson Home
The Epworth League of the Methodist church held a delightful social at the Ferguson home with a large crowd. An entertaining program of recitations and music included an experience meeting after members pledged to earn a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
R. ©. Ferguson
Catholic Church Fair Raises About $1231
The church fair held January 2 by members of the Catholic church was a grand success. Receipts were about $1231 while expenses ran around $120.
I. G. White Post 108 G A R to Meet Jan 5 1904
The first regular meeting of I. G. White Post No 108 G A R is set for Tuesday evening January 5 1904 at 7 30. Officers will be installed and a pension matter will be acted on. Post Commander J A Young asks all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. White Post No
J. A. Young
Miss Bridge Rankin
East Second Street
Local Socials and Updates From Lime Creek and Surroundings
A reception honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones at the Jones home in Lime Creek with about twenty attendees including Amy Folger and Grace Pratt. Various local groups hold meetings and socials. Miss Mary Johnson hosts Golden Rule Circle. Ladies Aid Society plans a mite social. Miss Bridge Rankin hosts a Bachelor Maids meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Jones
Lime Creek
E. L. Jones
A. L. Folger
Amy
Grace Pratt
Washington
Golden Rule Circle of the King’s Daughters
Mary Johnson
West Washington Street
Funeral of Dr Parker in City Cemetery today
Dr M C Parker who was killed December 31 in Colorado Springs arrived last night with daughters Estelline Gazeman and Ella Merrill and granddaughter Zepherine Gazeman. The 82 or 83 year old died after being struck by a locomotive while walking near railway tracks. Rev I B Schreckengast led a brief service at Reynolds undertaking and interment followed in City Cemetery. Mrs Leslie Parker of North Dakota attended from Rock Island. Mrs Gazeman and daughter will stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Cemetery
M. C. Parker
Colorado Springs
Estelline Guzeman
Ella Merrill
Zepherine Gazeman
Estelline Gazeman
Parker
Leslie Parker
North Dakota
Rock Island
I. B. Schreckengast
Reynolds Undertaking Establishment
Merrill
Gazeman
Moores Sloan Returns Home From Visit on Firefly
Moores Sloan of Vinton, visiting his sister Mrs J M Steele and other relatives, returned home this morning on the Firefly. Commercial Club members interested in basketball are asked to attend a practice game tonight at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clancy
Shenandoah
Hog and cattle market summary from Chicago on January 4 1904
Estimated receipts for hogs 35000 with 1000 carried over from yesterday. Prices 4 30 to 4 80 for light, 4 50 to 4 95 for mixed packers, 4 50 to 4 50 for heavy shipping grades. Hogs 4 50 to 4 70. Cattle 28000 head, weak to 10 lower. Sheep 25000 head, prospects steady.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report January 4 1904
Chicago market data shows cattle hogs and sheep activity with receipts and prices. Cattle totals around 27000 with steady tone and beef prices from 3 20 to 5 85, hogs around 40 000 receipts and mixed packers 435 to 505, sheep at 25 000 with steady market and prices 2 75 to 4 40. Official figures include yesterday 23822 receipts and 4040 shipments with weekly totals.
Hogs firm at early advance in Chicago market
CHICAGO Jan 4 hog prices show firm early with light pigs at 440 to 495, mixed packers 455 to 505, heavies 455 to 485. Cattle stow steady for best, weaker for others. Sheep and lambs strong.
Grain Market Report from Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Grain market update from Beach-Wickham Grain Co with members of the Chicago Board of Trade. McCall Bros. Agents based in Washington, Iowa provide the brokerage context. Date noted June 4, 1903 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Washington
Chicago
For Rent and Lost Notice Over Crown Cafe
For Rent first floor of D. M. Brooks property see Mrs Dr Wertz. Furnished rooms for rent with furnace heat hot and cold water and use of bath over the Crown Cafe. Lost good pair of shoes at Hobson Gove's or on the square Dec 19, leave word at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Brooks
Dr. Wertz
Hobson & Gove’s
Uare
Crown Cafe
Local residents aboard trains and trips in city today
M. W. Klotz visited for business while A M Lovelett and brothers rode to Verdi. L 8 Patterson traveled east on the Firefly and Rob Gardner arrived from Ainsworth. L O Brindley and Sam Foreman journeyed to What Cheer and Rock Island respectively.
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M. W. Klotz
A. M. Lovelett and Brothers
Verdi
Patterson
Rob Gardner
Ainsworth
Sam Foreman
Rock Island
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Eres
Prather
Colon
Mexi
New York Evening Post
Titleodore Roosevelt
Presbyterian Church of the
Westchester
Riverside
Caha, Wampeid & Ce Chrenge
Sol Rich& Co
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
M. P. Miller
West Main Street
Alex Lytle
Eicher
East Main Street
Ethel] Swanson
Fairfield
Schoessler
Frank Swift
Danville
Ill
Clayworkers
Levi Anderson
Havre
DR. Parker
Grain Market
H. F
L. O. Brindley
Harvey Kennedy
East Washington
JM Lytle
Frank Edworthy
Keota
Li Ian Smith
Burlington
W. R. Bryce
Bloomfield
Grace Lytle
Monmouth
John Beamer
Oskaloosa
New York Life Insurance Co
M. E. Latta
Davenport
Bertha Curran
Joliet
Myrtle Stewart
Peoria
Philip Gehrbach
San Antonio
Texas
Evening Journal
Gasey’s
Firet Bara
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