Root's Pan American trip aims to ease ties with South America
Secretary Root travels to the Pan American congress to foster better U S relations with Latin America. He will speak with South American leaders, counter the big stick image, and push for stronger trade ties while visiting Petropolis Montevideo Buenos Ayres Valparaiso and Panama. The Drago doctrine on debt collection and arbitration topics at The Hague are noted along with potential talks on copyright quarantine customs and court regulation.
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Pan- American Congress
Jeading
Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Latin America
Brazil
Petropolis
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
Buena Ventura
Panama
Hague
Drago
Louis Drago
Argentine
Mission to South Special to Citizen Washington
Secretary Root leads a US mission departing aboard the cruiser Charlestown to fort Nic te Janeiro for the Pan American conference. Root will not official represent the United States at the meeting but will attend as a distinguished visitor. He will visit other South American capitals after the conference.
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Root
Miss Root
Charlestown
Fort Nic Te Janeiro
Virginia
L. & Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
van Weer Polk
Tennessee
Tullo Larrinaga
Paul 8. Revich
University of Wisconsin
Charles Ray Dean
State Department
New Mexico Statehood Debate Heats Up Across Territory
A tone by tone review of past statehood fights contrasts a 1890 defeat with current push for joint statehood. Editors note unified Democrat and Republican support now favors admission, while Congress begins formal steps. Senator Clark hints at broader rail and coal interests shaping plans as Copper Country mines eye new links.
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Ie Tematic
Grant
Valencia
Judge Trimble
Congress
New Mexico
New Mexican
W. A. Clark
Montana
Arizona
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Jerome
Arizo
Clark
Diving horses perform well before crowded park
Dr Carver world champion rifle and pistol shot and trainer of diving horses wowed a packed crowd at Traction Park. Five horses including Cupid Powder Face and Silver King dove from a forty foot platform into a twelve foot deep tank amid cheers. An accident injured Jim Kidd, but rider Lorena Davis rescued him and he was taken to a tent for care. Carver promised a repeat show next Sunday with a $1 reward for a girl to name Silver King.
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Traction Park
Farver
Esterday
Dr. Carver
Cupid
Powder Face
Jim Kidd
Kidd
Lorena Davis
Red
Mer Viand
Himense Audi
Carver
National Growth and Government Expense in 1906-07
The Globe-Democrat argues the $880,000,000 federal appropriation for the 1906-07 year is justified by expanded national needs after the Spanish American War and the canal, statehood, and San Francisco relief. It notes incomes outpacing costs, rising prosperity, and asserts Uncle Joe Cannon could defend the spending as prudent, given the era’s population and wealth growth.
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House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Panama
San Francisco
Canal
Statehood
Reed
Cannon
Uncle Joe
United States
Great Britain
England
Germany
France
Joe
Freeman Sardou's cherry orchard near Oakland gains fame
The Topeka vicinity features Freeman Sardou's ten acre cherry orchard east of Oakland with nearly 300 trees, of which about 100 are bearing. Renowned for scientific cultivation over the past year, Sardou’s operation sells at his own price, boasting a bumper crop this year.
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Topeka
Freeman Sardou
Oakland
Sardou
Sarfon
Sandoo
Newton
Zoological Trade and Travel Notice for Jemez Springs
The undersigned offers trips to and from Jemez Springs. Contact George H. Moore, 113 West Railroad Ave, James T. Johnston. Wanted live antelope beaver otter wild turkeys blue loco and mountain top knot partridges fox and black squirrels blue cranes wild swans geese ducks and other wild animals and birds. Dr Cecil French Washington DC naturalist invites inquiries.
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Jemez Hot Springs
George H. Moore
West Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
Cecil French
Washington, D. C
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