Central American policy and North Central Washington outlook
The piece discusses U S and Mexican influence on Nicaragua and a push toward Central American federation. It also notes North Central Washington's regional unity plans and enthusiasm from local leaders, plus civic efforts urged by Mayor Gellatly to clean up alleys and improve city appearance.
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State Department
Knox
Mexico
Zelaya
Nicaragua
United States
Washington
North Central
Gellatly
Tacoma Daily News
Roosevelt Dominant, Critics Say Yet Admirers Call Him Great
The capitol press corps views Theodore Roosevelt as a polarizing figure, praising his dominance while criticizing his truthfulness and fairness. Roosevelt’s temperament, favors, and clashes with journalists are noted, alongside admiration from some editors who deem him the dominant leader. The piece also quotes Charles S. Witte praising Montana and comparing regional fruit production prospects to other Northwest valleys.
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Capitol
Roosevelt
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
White House
Outing Magazine
Land a 400 pound sturgeon in Snake River near Spokane
Four sturgeon, the largest 10 feet 2 inches and 400 pounds, were hauled from the Snake River near Red Bird Creek mouth by Gustave Patten Frank Vincent S C Wamsley. A two horse team pulled the 1100 pound catch to town using 600 feet of rope and a tree as the rod. The smallest fish weighed 200 pounds and fought for almost an hour. These are the season's largest Snake River fish according to Izaak Walton scholars.
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Spokane
Gustave Patten
Frank Vincent S. C. Wamsley
Ilo
Idaho
Snake River
Red Bird Creek
Izaak Walton
Dover Man Loses Bible Reading Title to Smyrna Pastor
Dover octogenarian Charles B. Vaughan known for four complete Bible readings loses his lead after Rev. George W. Burke of Smyrna is reported to have read the Bible through 40 times and is currently on the New Testament for the 104th time. Burke’s wife Mrs. Burke has completed Bible reading 32 times and has read the New Testament 31 times.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Charles B. Vaughan
George W. Burke
Wilmington
Smyrna
Medical Advice by Wireless Aids Injured Seaman Aboard Asuncion
While off Eureka California the oil steamer Asuncion sent a wireless distress for a sailor who fell from rigging injuring himself with internal hemorrhages. The Humboldt wireless station quickly notified marine physician Dr Charles Falk who prescribed treatment. The vessel waited for wire instructions before continuing.
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Asuncion
Eureka
Cal
Humboldt
Charles Falk
Kerens Seen as Taft Ambassador Pick in Austria
Washington dispatches report Col. Richard C. Kerens, longtime Missouri Republican financier, may receive a Taft administration appointment as ambassador to Austria. Kerens, who funded campaigns and even financed a special train for Speaker Cannon, has long aspired to the U.S. Senate but has not achieved that goal.
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Richard C. Kerens
Missouri
United States
Taft
Austria
Washington
Kerens
Senate
Senator Stone
John C. McKinley
Speaker Cannon
Col
Roosevelt vows to limit press on Africa trip
Theodore Roosevelt resists permitting a press representative on his Africa voyage and pledges to block any caravan following his expedition. He says he will welcome reporters to Naples or near Nairobi but will sever ties once his journey begins into the jungle.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Associated Press
Africa
Ear versus collar prompts fashion clash in gowns
Fashion authorities declare the ear should go to suit Paquin gowns while Nazimova collars rise. Dressmakers already recommend painless removal of the ear to avoid hindrance, arguing the ear versus collar is a clear choice for modern style.
Chamberlains Liniment Praised For Muscular Pains
Advertises Chamberlains Liniment as a superior cure for muscular and rheumatic pains sprains and muscle soreness. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes through dealers.
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Chamberlain
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