Roosevelt seeks resignations to reorganize Panama Canal Commission
President Roosevelt requests the Panama Canal Commission resignations to allow a fresh start in reorganization. Secretary Taft solicits the seven-member panel, with Major General George W. Davis receiving the notice as governor of the canal zone. New appointments likely during the Southern trip, with Shonts and Burt considered for leadership alongside existing members and Stanford/Parsons.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Taft
George W. Davis
Canal Zone
Moody
Davia
John G. Walker
The
Navy
William Barclay Parsons
William H. Burr
Benjamin M. Harrod
Donald Grunsky
Theodore J. Shouts
Clover Leaf Railroad
Henry G. Burt
Union Pacific
Phonts
Burt
Shonts
Pennsylvania
West
Drake
U S Warship to Port au Prince Amid Haiti Tensions
Washington reports a United States man of war will be sent to Port au Prince to protect American interests as cable warnings signal potential trouble in Haiti on March 31 and April 1. Officials note unclear meaning of the dates while Taft offers no decree on Dominican unrest. Professor Hollander, named special commissioner to Santo Domingo, will sail from Baltimore soon.
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Washington
United States
Port-au-Prince
State Department
Powell
Haiti
Navy Department
N. Leger
Taft
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
William &. Gould
Baltimore
San Domingo
Jacob H. Hollander
Johns’ Hopkins University
Santo Do
York
New
Beware the Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Consumer warning about mercury in catarrh ointments. Praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken orally. Notes authenticity and directs to buy from druggists. Includes price and reference to Fall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Attorneys Play Billiards and Bowling in Club Gym
The Hocking Coal Co case lawyers meet at the Commercial club gym for an evening of billiards and bowling. Seevers and McNett display skill while Guernsey Wells Gleason and Brookhart show varied talent. Judge Preston also bowls, edging rivals with steady maneuvers and long throws.
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Hocking Coal Co
Messrs. Seevers
McNett
Mr. McNett
Seevers
Guernsey
Mr. Wells
Mr. Gleason
S. W. Brookhart
Preston
J. A. Cunningham
A. H. Wallace
Charley Wilson
Indoor baseball game set for Friday at Commercial club
Capt. Anderson leads his team against Capt. Gaston in an indoor baseball match at the Commercial club gymnasium Friday evening. Admission is free for Commercial club members and their guests. Two Topsies, two Uncle Toms and two umpires will participate in the event.
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Commercial Club
Capt
Anderson
Gaston
Bowling double bill in Class A features Crooks vs Hull
Two Class A bowling contests set for tonight. Dr. W. B. Crooks faces Dr. H. W. Hull. A. W. McCulley takes on F. H. Smith.
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W. B. Crooks
H. WU. Hull
A. W. McCulley
F. H. Smith
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The preparation has great success in relief and care of bowel complaints and is now widely used. It never fails and is pleasant when diluted with water and sweetened. Suitable for children and adults. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chamberlains
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington DC bulletin
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa weather today and tomorrow with showers tonight and Friday. Warmer conditions tonight and cooler readings expected in the northwest portion Friday.
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Washington, D. C
Med
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Clairvoyant Madame Deering to Readings in City
Clairvoyant Madame Deering offers readings of past present and future at Washington House from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Readings for ladies cost 0c and gentlemen $1.37-6t, with no cards or upfront payments required.
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Madame Deering
Washington House
Sunday Services Announced for Baptist Church
All church members are urged to attend Sunday services. A Sunday School rally is scheduled for 9 30 and the regular communion service follows at 11 o'clock.
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The
Baptist Church
Court Proceedings End in Wells Versus Hocking Coal
In district court the evidence in the W A Wells versus Hocking Coal Company case concluded this forenoon and the afternoon was used for arguments on a low point. The arguments before the jury may begin tomorrow.
Local Notices and Community Updates From Polk City
Suffering son cured by Bucken's Amica Salve after a severe eye ash. John McCartney travels to Ainsworth for trips. Real estate inquiry for Woods county Oklahoma farm via Yes Ragan. Della Brookhart elected West Chester principal for next year. M Meyer of Milwaukee nursery man in city planning to relocate. Mrs. Whiteman and daughter Martha return home from Polk City and Des Moines. W Al White, Ringling Bros. rider, en route for season. Rev. Dite McMasters arrives from Grundy Center to lead Baptist church services. Community welcomes the pastor and family.
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Della Brookhart
West Chester
M. ©. Meyer
Milwaukee
Whiteman
Martha
Polk City
Des Moines
G. T. Auld
Biggsville
W. al White
Matt White
Local notes from the city mix with bakery ads and travel
S. W. Livingston is ill. Fred Bragg arrived on the Branch last evening. A new fire escape goes on Hotel Stevenson today. Rev. Stryker went to Bloomfield on business. Mrs. Carl Keck headed for Brighton. Mrs. George Welch arrived from Ainsworth. Vienna bakery promotes pies and candy. Mrs. Jackson Roberts shows slight improvement. W. T. Marr of Ainsworth visited city yesterday. Several residents travel or shop, including Mrs. A. W. Yard and Miss Kathryn Kenally. A horse and harness set offered, inquire at Journal. Seed corn man J. M. Maxwell in town. Misses Maggie and Ruth Williams visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lewis expected from Carlsbad NM. Mrs. Eckerman and three sons visit. Mrs. A. B. Adams and Dorothy go to Muscatine. Mrs. H. C. McDowell travels Chicago to Des Moines. Stella and Irma Cruz visit Chas. Mercer’s family. Mercer family departs for Chillicothe MO. Kindergarten dismissed for 8. I. T. A. meeting in Oskaloosa. Teachers travel to Oskaloosa for convention.
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Stevenson
Stryker
Bloomfield
Carl Keck
Brighton
George Welch
Ainsworth
Vienna
Johnson
Jackson Roberts
W. T. Marr
J. M. Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Maggie
Ruth Willams
Cotter
R. P. Lewis
Carlsbad
New Mexico
George Eckerman
West Chester
Elsie McCobb
Miss Etta Maxwell Returns to Wheatland Duties
Miss Etta Maxwell resumes duties at Wheatland Jaws after a short home visit. Mrs W D Miller and Miss Dora Minick plan a brief trip to Chicago next week for several days.
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Etta Maxwell
Wheatland
Jaws
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children
A safe cough medicine for children is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is claimed to be free of danger and to provide relief for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cooks Sherman.
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Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cooks&Sherman
Champion liniment for rheumatism praised by mail carrier
Chas Drake of Cha gleville Connecticut praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the champion liniment. He suffered rheumatism in the shoulder for a year before relief after trying several cures and guidance from a storekeeper. One application provides prompt relief and short continued use promises a permanent cure. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chas. Drake
Chagleville
Conn
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
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Panama Canal Commission
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Uncle Sam
Nama&i
Reid
Agronomy
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Ames
Holden
Agronomy Department
Negro Republic
Ratee Cain
Wanamaker
New York
M Marshall Field
Chicago
Gilothuers
Teders
Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucken
John McCartney
Woods County
Oklahoma
Yes Ragan
S. W. Livingston
Fred Bragg
W. H. Hughes
Columbus Junction
Kathryn Kenally
Muscatine
Journal
A. B. Adams
Dorothy
H. C. McDowell
Stella
Irma Cruz
Riverside
Chas
Chas. Mercer
Phil
Chillicothe, Mo
Blanchard Home
Oskaloosa
Kendall
Noyes
Mauthe
Jay
Porter
Montgomery
Conner Emmons
Purvis
Profs. Case
Crone
I. Rothschild & CO
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