Panama President Praises Roosevelt at Assembly
President Amador told the Isthmi an Assembly that Panama maintains cordial relations with all nations except Colombia. He urged two diplomatic missions to secure trade treaties, praised American sanitary work near the Canal Zone, and lauded Roosevelt's push for regional fraternal progress.
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New Republic
Colombia
Panama
United Statea
Magoon
Tomas Arias
Ignacio Quinzada
Gonzales Revilla
Amador
Taft
Canal Zone
Europ
Guardia-Pacheco
Roosevelt
Republic
Mrs Stanford's Gems On Sale By Trustees Of Stanford
San Francisco reports the world famous collection of precious stones and jewelry owned by the late Mrs Fane Stanford will be sold by the Leland Stanford Jr University trustees. Parts may be sold privately to Eastern jewelers, with unsold pieces to be auctioned in New York and London. Proceeds are to establish a library fund to purchase books.
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San Francisco
Fane Stanford
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
New York
London
The
University
Stanford
Pastor Defiant Faces Pulpit Ban In Lutheran Church
Wooster Ohio September 1 The Reedsburg Lutheran church board obtained an injunction from Judge Samuel B Eason to stop Reverend John Booker from using the pulpit on Sunday The Southerner has clashed with the faction opposing him and vows to preach even if he must force his way in
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Wooster
Ohio
Board of Trustees
The
Lutheran Church
Reedsburg
Wayne County
Samuel B. Eason
John Booker
Booker
River on the Rampage Near El Paso and Border Towns
The Nasas River between Gomez Palacio and Laredo rose forty two feet in twenty four hours causing residents to flee to hills and fearing their cities may be swept away along the Mexican Central Railroad line.
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el Paso
Tex
Nasas
Gomez Palacio
Laredo
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
FIERSON COWELL MARRIAGE AND MULTIPLE OBITUARY NOTES
The fragment lists marriages in Philadelphia on September 1, 1608, including Natalie Ring Walt Cowell and Horace Goodrich Fiersom, and a death notice for Paul Cook with funeral details. It also references Eaton, Eberly, Mattingly, Ramsay, Wells, and Ramsay obituaries with funeral schedules, residences, and church details, plus funeral directors and local undertaker ads.
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Fierson—Cowell
Philadelphia
Natalie Ringwalt Cowell
Horace Goodrich
Fierson
Spom
Eberly
Oclock
Winifrede
Samuel G Eberly
Sixth Street
Hock Creak
Mattingly
Godfrey P Mattingly
Agnes Dulabay
Marys County
St Marys
Ramsay—Paa
Wamm
Edith May
William Ramsay
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Ho.al
Wells
Mr. Wells
Annie Walle
Hancock man fires on crowd from porch then is captured
Krugh a wealthy Hancock resident suddenly went insane and fired from his front porch into a passing crowd wounding Dr Albert Stevens Jesse Sidebottom Frank Johnson and James Duncan. A posse surrounded the house with a large iron shield on a cart, broke the door and overpowered Krugh.
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Iowa
Krugh
Hancock
Albert Stevens
Jesse Sidebottom
Frank Johnson
James Duncan
Chile Resents German Act In Valparaiso Detachment
A French dispatch from Valparaiso reports the German consul landed bluejackets from the cruiser Falke to deter possible landing of the German legation. The Chilean war minister demanded their immediate embarkation, asserting local police can maintain order in Valparaiso.
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Buenos Ayres
Valeparaiso
Falke
Valparaiso
Root in Chile applauded by dense crowds on arrival
Secretary of State Elihu Root and party arrived in Santiago at 2 PM to a throng of about 3000, greeted by President Riesco and cabinet. He praised the Charleston cruiser and officers, defended its seaworthiness, and noted a head wind in Smiths Channel delayed the voyage to Lota. A grand parade is planned tomorrow to honor aid to earthquake sufferers.
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Charleston
Smiths Channel
Santiago
Chile
Elihu Root
Root
Howeys
Figuerera
Hicks
Mr. Root
Riesco
Miss Root
Huneus
Rienco
Valparaiso
Lota
Antonio Huneus
Ministro Zenteno
Lota Park
Sreetary
Loti
Smiths Channe
Cotton rowers push 2 cent floor and overhaul of leadership
In Raleigh on September 1 county cotton rowers demanded a 2 cent minimum price for cotton and called for the removal of Secretary Cheatham of the Southern Cotton Association. They urged Charles C Moore of the North Carolina association to succeed him and denounced gambling in futures.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Cheatham
Southern Cotton Association
Charles C Moore
North Carolina Association
Fatally Kicked by a Horse Near Oakdale
Special to The Washington Post reports George Whnte III son of George White of Oakdale county was fatally injured when kicked in the head by a horse he was leading. He was found unconscious in the rain on a road as emergency measures were sought. Movements of Ocean Steamers list arrivals and sailings including Umbria Celie Bluscher and others from Liverpool and New York ports with multiple destinations noted.
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Washington Post
Rockville
George Whnte
George I. White
Oakdale
New York
Umbria
Liverpool
Celie
Bluscher
Roma
Southampton
St Loucie
Plymouth
Berbourg
Campania
Queenstown
Salled Innespotte
New Ork Chehog
St Paul
Cay Champion
Katsoria Anguate Victoria
Hamburg
Dover
Selled Krouland
Antwerp
New ‘York
Sailea Kroomland
Sallet St Paul
Cherboure
Babarcasa
Cherbourg
Bremen
Saised Grocer
Urturst
Queenslowy
Etruria
Justice Duell Leaves Court of Appeals for Peace Maker Role
Announcement of Associate Justice Charles H Duell resigning from the New York Court of Appeals to join Warfield & Duell prompts speculation on his successor. Wendell P Stafford is favored. Duell reportedly seeks a role reconciling President and Governor Odell amid Republican factional strife.
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Charles H Duell
Court of Appeals
Warfield & Duell
New Yorks
Justice Duell
Wendell P Stafford
Dstrict Supreme Bench
Stafford
Apparlate Court of Vermont
Commissioner of Patents
Duell
New York
Addicks Defeated in Delaware Republican Primaries
Dover Del Sept 1 Republicans held primaries to select delegates for the joint harmony Republican State convention in Dover next Wednesday. Returns show United States Senator Allee defeated Edward Addicks for convention control, with Alles forces likely to win all nominate positions and congressman Hiram R Burton probably renominated.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Joint Harmony
Congress
Twelve Miners Entombed At Mud Lick Mines Report
Mayking dispatches report twelve miners are entombed at the Mud Lick mines. A large rescue party fights to clear a soil blockage to reach the interior. Officials fear the men are dead and expect it may take about thirty four hours to remove the dirt.
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Mayking
Mud Lick
Lumber magnate charged with peonage in Gainesville
John P. Lynch a prominent lumber manufacturer was arrested by United States officers in Gainesville Florida on a peonage charge. He was taken to Jacksonville for arraignment before a U S commissioner. The plaintiff an Italian says he and four companions were held in bondage by Lynch s agent and barred from leaving.
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Gainesville
Fla
John P. Lynch
United States
Jacksonville
Lynch
Nominations for Congress in Kentucky and Iowa
Maysville Kentucky Democrats nominate James N Kehoe for Congress in the Ninth Kentucky District. Des Moines Iowa Democrats nominate John Maith for Congress in the Seventh District.
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Maysville
Democrata
Kentucky
James N Kehoe
Congress
Des Moines
Towa
FUSILLADE FROM AUTO
Special to The Washington Fos bington reports that auto burglars from Long Island to New York State staged a high speed raid through Jenkintown at fifty miles per hour. A pistol duel ensued as a woman driver and three men fled, firing at Officers Haseltine Lever and Walter Ruddach. The band continued through Abington as police pursued in a running battle.
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Washington Fosbington
Long Island
New York State
Jenkintown
Old York Road
Haseltine S. Lever
Thomas Noble
Noble Station
Lever
Walter Ruddach
Ruddard
Abington
McCabe Stands By Letter In Policy Holders Row
Bishop Charles C McCabe defends a letter urging endorsement of administration tickets for Mutual and New York Life Insurance. C R Scrugham contends the bishop knows little of the facts, cites alleged old regime ties, and notes no reply had reached him by press time. Bishop McCabe says his criticism targeted the executive committee and denies signing the report without consent.
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New York
Judge Parker
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Charles C. McCabe
Hpiscopal Church
Mutual
New York Life
Evanston
Scrughem
Palley
Scrugham
Bishop McCabe
Io Executive Committee
Chicago
Alton B. Parker
Executive Committee
Superfluous Hair Remove with Da Miracle Claims
An old newspaper blurb critiques beauty editors for poor methods and touts Da Miracle as a safe effective hair remover superior to electrolysis and pumice stones. It derides pastes and sticks, arguing the product won’t scar or cause blood poisoning or eczema, and avoids breaking the hair ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Thompson Pharmacy
District Men Second in Dryden Gap Shoot
Special to The Washington Post from Sea Girt N J reports the Dryden Trophy event saw District of Columbia finish second to New Jersey in the 1000 yard stage, with Squadron A New York winning the revolver match and Lieut Smith Ohio taking the Press competition. Weather was perfect and 23 teams entered.
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New York
Lieut. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Sea Girt Range
Washington Post
N. J
District of Columbia
New Jersey
United States Cavalry
Squadron A
North Jersey
Dryden
Cavalry
Infantry
Army
Ohi
Col. Reichelderner
Amd
Col
Reichelderfer
Capt Magruder
Maj Robbins
Lieut Heldenreich
Sergt
Groome
Maj
al Robbins
Massachusetts
Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Georgia
Colorado
California
Tadiena
South Carolina
Yan Yeads
Heisenreich
Robbins
Magruder
Retchelderfer
Battery A
Notable pistol match results from the Kansas National event
The contest, featuring twenty seven entrants, awarded prizes totaling 732 dollars to Brue Jersey and 601 to Guaras. Warren H. Bale of the Cleveland Leader led with 44 points from 60. Winners included J A Ditz of New York, Bouteliter of New York, RH Sayre of New York, and W Putnam of Maryland, with shots at fifty and ninety yards on standard targets.
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Brue
Ruza
Guaras
Prise
Warren H. Bale
Cleveland Leader
Iast
Ditz
New York
Bouteliter
Hartje divorce case awaits judge decision amid threats
Pittsburg Sept. 1 Threatening letters with vile epithets are said to have been sent to Freeman and Detective Perkins as Hartje divorce case nears a judge Robert Frazer decision. Attorney Ferguson states no settlement talks remain and the case, publicly tried, will yield its outcome. Tom Medine, the coachman, is reported to have received similar letters.
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Pittsburg
Eed
Hartje
Robert Frazer
Te ‘Torney
J. Scott Ferguson
Hartie
Ferguson
John M. Freeman
Gilbert B. Perkins
Tom” Medine
Paterson Scandal Grows As Canoe Trip Outrage Unfolds
In Paterson New Jersey a second girl under sixteen was sent to the Crittenton Home amid reports of shocking conditions on the Passaic River. An only son from a prominent family hurried to Mexico as investigators vow to build warrants against a dozen young men linked to canoe trips described as disgraceful. Col Shelby of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children urges safety for girls and urges secrecy for families until warrants are secured.
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Washington Post
Paterson
N. J
Cattenton
Passaic Hiver
Owens
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Col. C C. Shelby
Desaltte
Florence Mitchell
Crittenton
Col. Shelby
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Isthmian Assembly
Pastor
River
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Commodians
Medern
Pennayivacia
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
Chanel
Gude, Toerechts
St. Mira
Want Cheatham
North Carola
Justice Quell
New York City
New Yorker
Odell
Empire State
B B Odell, Jr
Herbert Parsons
Oyster Bay
Judge Duell
Platt
McKinley
Addicks
Florida
Fusillade
AUTO
M'Cabe
Bishop
Co. R. Scrugham
Churchman
Williams
de Bmiracio Catmot
Plaia
de Miracte Chemical Company
Park Venue
Frat. Flans
S. Kann, Sons & CO
Dryden Gap
Freeman
Detective
Ganoeist
Passaic
Mexco
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St., Cor
Ith
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