Panama Elects Manuel Amador Unanimously as President
Panama announces Dr Manuel Amador was unanimously elected free president of the republic. Inauguration planned for December 26 at Panama City with Dr Pablo Arosendun Domingio Obatini and Dr Carlos Mendoza as first second and third designates for vice presidencies. European powers recognize the republic except Turkey and Spain.
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Panama
Manuel Amoadot
Teymiblia
Pablo Arosendun
Dominio Obatini
Carlos Mendoza
Desirandas
Pines
Viscount de Alta
Bunau-Varilla
Worthington
Portugal
Poonam
Washington
Turkey
Spain
Bunan Vatilla
Panana
Republic of Panna
Snyder
United States
Bogota
Staty Department
Keyes
Veloz
Canan
Blizzard Sweeps Cape Coil Area With Record Cold
Dispatches from Price ton describe a severe blizzard hitting the Cape Coil region on Monday causing widespread flooding on land and water. New York sees a 25 degree drop, thermometers fall to 7 to 10 below zero, ice jams disrupt ferries, and Syracuse reports 15 below with all trains delayed.
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Bevere
Priceton
Mass
Cape Coil
New York
Syracuse
Syraclise
Soviet rumor ship Tuyarin blown up after mine blast
Reports from St Petersburg claim the vevond-claas cruiser Tuyarin was destroyed by a mine, with 07 officers and men lost. The Yenixei torpedo transport also damaged in the same incident, as Russian forces endure mounting disasters at sea.
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Rt. Petersburg
Wight
Robbery in Indiana and multiple local incidents
A masked robber injures a man in Spencer while a second incident describes a masked thief entering a store and making off with a watch and small cash. The report also notes fires, bank closure in Pittsburgh, extreme cold deaths, and international dispatches about Korea and Japan.
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Spencer
Dhomis Ripir
Mevithy
Otto
Roth Malyte
Neave
Death of Senator Mark Hanna After Prolonged Illness
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Marcus Alonzo Miron died at his Arlington home after an illness of about two months marked by relapses and typhoid fever. Family members were present. his wife Mrs Hanna endured the ordeal with calm bravery as physicians urged rest.
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Washington
Ders
Haun
Sensation in House as Shafroth Vacates Colorado Seat
Representative Shafroth of Colorado announces voluntary relinquishment of his seat at the new congress convening. He cites alleged fraud in twenty nine precincts as the basis, naming Robert Bossinger in the ballot dispute and prompting the House to adopt a resolution declaring Bossinger seated amid applause.
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Shafroth
Colorado
Denver
Washington
Wit House
Noarest
Robert W. Boyninge
Bosninge
New Orleans Carnival Draws Thousands To Loniaiana City
Thousands of visitors arrive by train to New Orleans as Rex the carnival monarch leads a large crowd from business and social circles from across the nation. The Mother of Myths carnival runs at Mobile while St Louis art expo pivots away. Diamonds set in boxing champ Bob Fitzsimmons teeth attract sensational talk.
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Loniaiana
Rex
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
St. Louis
Bob Ritzsimmons
Peoria
Mediation Sidelined as War Outlook Dims at Berlin Embassy
National Zeitung reports a Russian embassy statement that war is unlikely to be conducted, mediation by other powers is deemed out of the question, and a suit against the Colorado National Guard officers is being reconsidered by the Western Federation of Miners. A Denver dispatch notes action against officers and a border order sending ten thousand Chinese regulars to the Chi Lunghurian frontier.
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Berlin
National Zeitung
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado National Guard
Coy
Peabody Aloe
Jepson
Japanese Defeated at Dove Bay in War Report
A Tokyo dispatch relayed by the Tone and corroborated by the Daily Mail reports a Japanese force attacked at Dove Bay with heavy losses. It notes six steamers chartered by a Russian naval contractor were sunk or damaged, with estimates of broad Russian resistance and Japanese casualties including 600 soldiers landed near Laken Won and 30 killed at Dove Bay. Further reports claim Japanese troops were landed at Dove Bay and near Cheloo but faced Russian hand-to-hand and retreat.
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Tone Don
Pigeon Bay
West
Tort
Daily “Mail
Ander
Meinl
Japan
Laken
Winder
Che Loo
Chen
Che
Rush Orders for Marines Reach Colon Harbor
Washington dispatched urgent orders for a battalion of marines to embark in Colon. A special train carried 450 marines to Vas Obispo station, Panama Railroad, where they queued gear and supplies as Maj Juuens was slated to command. Rumor says the unit heads for Santo Domingo.
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Mee
Pont Hundrad
Vas Obispo
Washington
Colon
Moines
Prairie
Vas Obispo Station
Panama Railroad
Juuens
Trolley Wreck in Ohio Leaves Sixteen Hurt at Chagrin Falls
A Sunday night trolley accident near Chagrin Falls Ohio injured sixteen people when a heavily loaded car failed to stop on a steep hill, derailed at a curve, and slid along the ground. Motorman lost control. Willis Holcomb and Rev. Harvey Tanner among those listed.
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Chagrin Falls
Fastern Ohio Proction Company
Aiea
Hones
Willis Holcombs
Tod
Harvey Tanner
Cleveland
Wiy
Two Die as Trolley Car Plunges in Frostbury
In Frostbury Mill on Sunday a trolley car ran away on a steep grade on Grant Street and derailed on a sharp curve, crashing into a telegraph pole. About seventy-five orders Huet killed two persons and injured many, twelve seriously, with the car smashed to splinters. eighty passengers were affected.
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Twelvsore
Frostbury
Mill
Grant Street
Lemp Brewing Boss Ends Life Amid Sorrow Over Son
William J. Lemp, president of Lemp Brewing Co. in Saint Louis, shoots himself in the head. Reports say the suicide follows the death of his son, while unrelated notes mention the Dreyfus case trial date set by Paris court for February 25.
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Willian J. Lemp
Lemp Brewing Company
St. Lous, Mo
Dreyfus
Paris
France
Court of Cassation Legiogisg
Girl Kills Her Mother Then Is Returned From Asylum
Hulda Nelson, once confined for similar acts, killed her mother Mrs. Cissiay Nelson in Gowrin as she slept. The daughter struck with a hatch pinning brain matter on the floor and fled after admitting the deed. The body was later found in a cistern with a noose and a sister-in-law summoned aid. The girl had recently been released from an asylum.
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Uatter
Herset
Cissiay Nelson
Gowrin
Hulda
Waterloo Boy Badly Injured By Poker Accident
Albert doves, a one year old from Waterloo, was severely hurt when a skater named Jones fell on a protruding poker in the ice. The poker pierced the front thigh and upper stomach, nearly to the skin, leaving the boy unable to rise. He was carried home after others freed and assisted him. doctors fear serious internal injuries.
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Waterloo
Albert Doves
Jones
Fire at Sheldon Sparks Scare in Royce Block
Fire at 8:43 PM Thursday night in Sheldon in William Meiers & Co general merchandise store within the Royce block. The block houses Isare Mann, the Royce Hotel, and Manderseheid's billiard parlor. Firefighters found a frozen hydrant delaying initial water, but the blaze was extinguished within an hour with damage mainly from smoke and water. Loss is fully insured.
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Royce
Sheldon
William Meiers & Co
Isare,Mann
Manderseheid
Sioux City Woman's Bravery Saves Lives in Paullina
Mrs. Maud Smythe of Sioux City saved a woman and a baby from a runaway horse near Paullina by grabbing the reins and throwing the horse. Both the bystander and the child were injured. Mrs. Smythe sprained her wrist. The report also notes Belle Lewis murder trial in Sigourney and various local incidents from Humboldt to Waterloo.
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Maud Smythe
Sioux City
Paullina
Carrie Parker
Belle Lewis
Sigourney
Riot Erupts After Morning Meeting On Brewers in Waterloo
A large crowd gathered at Brown's Opera House in Waterloo as the Ministerial Union urged against brewer unions. Speakers denounced agitators as cowards and the crowd surged toward the exits, prompting police to restrain a possible riot after the three hour session.
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Waterloo
Opera
SluiFer Held For Murder At Grundy Center
Indictment returned in Grundy Center on Friday charging William J Sluiter with first degree murder in the December death of his wife, once married twelve days, amid grief in the Dunkard community. Initial heart disease finding gave way to suspicion after an empty chloroform bottle was found. later evidence showed Sluiter bought the bottle in Marshalltown and Asa Rodd, brother of the deceased, swore out the information.
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Grant Dary
Grandy Center
Alate
Thy Grand Ivy
Grundy Center
William J. Silter Cor Munder
Siiter Twilteen
Dunkard
Sliter Hinself
Marshalltown
Asa Rodd
Killed in Machinery at Sheldon School Building
F G Deming, janitor at the Sheldon Public School, was killed in the basement while working with a gasoline engine that powered ventilation. His son found him with fatal neck and skull injuries. Deming, about 40, left a wife and four children after years in Sheldon. It is believed his clothing may have caught in the engine.
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Sheldon
F. G. Deming
High Elothea
Negroes Admit Guilt in Assault and Robbery Case at Council
Zimmerman and Burk, two African American men charged with assault and robbery of two white women last December at Council Elms, return from safe custody. They plead guilty to assault to commit rape and to commit robbery, facing up to twenty five years. Local notices report multiple community incidents and civic affairs including store closure, a prominent lawyer’s death, a Gowrie murder case, and a wolf hunt.
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Council Blu
Zimmerman
Burk
Robebery
Council Elnirs
Horth Studison
Tewenty
State Capitol repairs and education reform debated
Iowa lawmakers discuss restoring the State capitol after fire damage with a plan to rebuild as near original as possible while cutting to prevent further harm. If approved, a state board for higher education would oversee the university, college, and normal school with shared duties and new funding rules.
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