Morgan Attacks President Over Panama Policy in Senate Speech
In Washington Mr. Morgan continued his attack on the president and US policy toward the Panama republic. He quoted newspaper extracts to claim US officers aided the revolution and argued Colombia retains rights while Panama seeks self rule under de facto status. He questioned recognition and warned against premature recognition of Panama as a sovereign nation.
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Lodge
Panama Republic
United States
Panama
Fueta
Colombin
Mr. Morgan
Baonau Va- Hilla
Wetamin Ue Boer
Panentmna
Cort
Colombie
Colombia
Spooner
Cirombin
Roosevelt
Torres
Colon
Parsuyit
Hoar
Congress
Patamin Canal Company
Quarles
Quarles Asked TF
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Ponauma Canal
Volta
Gary
PoosserKes
Gelobel
Republic of Panama
Morgan asserts Coloma rights over Panama crisis policy
A transcript recounts Miro Morgan arguing Coloma may act to defend treaties if the United States withdraws forces, claiming a Panamanian government upheaval and a allied insurrection would trigger armed response and occupancy actions under 1846 treaty rights.
Morgan Speakers Clash Over Panama Crisis and Banana War
During a Senate session Morgan defends U S warnings to Colombia over the Panama bombardment and insists the bombardment violated international law. He argues U S actions reflect support for Panamanian independence as treaty language frames the issue. The exchange touches the Panama Canal Company extension and U S neutrality in the Banana affair.
Session Deliberations On Cattle Health and Mexican Weevil Relief
The assembly discussed a appropriation of 500000 to eradicate foot and mouth disease in cattle with 6000 reserved for emergencies caused by the Mexican weevil. The bill was favorably reported and the session planned to reconvene tomorrow to consider the measure.
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Washington
Roth
Dietrich Bribery Trial Moves in Hastings Case
In Omaha the Dietrich bribery trial in the circuit court neared a key point as the first government witness testified. General Conin, counsel for Senator Dietrich, objected that Dietrich had not yet taken the oath and was not a senator, prompting the court to discuss the issue and potential demurrer.
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Omaha
United States
Hastings
Generad Conin
Thiet
Shetrich Baad
Monastic Appointment Sparks Philippine Church Controversy
The government named Mer Nozaleda formerly archbishop to Valencia, provoking debate over influence with foreign powers. Reports indicate opposition from liberal press and concerns over a rising monk population as Valencia politics heat up.
Japan Hesitates Over Russia Talks as War Looms
Tokio reports indicate unresolved Japanese stance on Russia. Cabinet plans to consult elder statesmen after a cabinet cornel. Public pressure grows for immediate end to negotiations and a shift toward potential armed action.
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Japan
Russia
Ikkatsura
British officer doubts Siberian railway for war logistics
Major Nathan of the British army says the Siberian railway would break down and its administration fall into chaos within a week under war stress after observing its capacity for troop and supply transport in the Transvaal. He urges caution about relying on the line in conflict.
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Jin
Nathan
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Transvaal
Siberian
Hapeters
Talks Between British and Japanese Notables in London
London dispatch reports Huse has new demands Japan cannot meet. Powers move troops to Korea and British mine jackets at Chemulpo head toward the fleet. Telegrams link Pauil off and Russian and Japanese officials as talks unfold. American neutrality vows reportedly discussed at Yokohama.
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Baily
Tokio
Huse
Japan
Corea
Chemulpo
Pauiioff
Daronk de Rowenk
Alex. Tween
Core
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German weapons policy in Asia shocks Washington
The Frankfurter Zeitung notes the United States faces a surprising shift in Asia policy with implications beyond the Philippines. It warns that open-door principles may be eroded and stresses Washington must respond to a growingly hostile environment as power dynamics shift globally. The report cites Secretary of State and treaty concerns as central to the debate. Also reported is the death of Cleveland’s eldest daughter from diphtheria, at age 14, due to heart weakness from the disease.
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United States
Cierman
Miles
Philippines
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United Biter
Washington
Inquest Continues Over Iroquois Theater Victims
Chicago coroner's inquest into the Troquois theater fire resumes with about a dozen witnesses in the city council chamber. Witnesses include Roddie Foy of Blue Beard company and George W. Stetson of the asbestos curtain firm. Stetson disputes heat effects while Building Commissioner Williams lifts a Coliseum closure and fifteen balls are ordered closed.
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Ble
Wiliams
Coliseum
One More Dynamiter Caught in Colorado
Leadville jail report: George Seighvest arrested in Red Cut on charges of complicity in the Sun and Moon Dynamiting plot. Sheriff Farnum of Eagle County organized a posse after Beigrest, found in a cabin with two others, but Beigrest fled with aid from comrades before being captured. Union miners objected to the arrest but county authorities pressed the case.
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Cello
George Seighvest
Red Cut
Idaho Springs
Gilpin County
Farnum
Fagle County
Beigrest
Gilpin Country
Portland Prepares for National Live Stock Convention
Portland Oregon hosts the seventh annual National Live Stock association convention beginning the 12th. Attendance is expected to surpass previous events with broader subjects to discuss. Representatives from Washington bureaus will attend and delegates are deciding the next president and future meeting city.
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Ore
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National Live Stock Association
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Atsrive
Briggs Found Guilty In Bribes Case For Former Congressman
A jury in New Work found former Congressman Hadrmund J. Briges guilty of accepting money tied to a government contract while in office. The panel urged mercy, but the judge said the mercy was misapplied and that Briges acted technically guilty. Sentencing was postponed pending appeal as the court weighs options including potential imprisonment.
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Vivien
Thomas
Briggye
Jahal
Mouke
Government Plans New Cruiser for Immediate Commission
Report indicates Marelaland navy yard command evaluates a cruiser named Tascam now finishing at Iron Works. The vessel is understood to be assigned to duty in Isthmian waters once delivered to the government.
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Marelaland Navy Yard
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Isthiiay
Courts Put Halt to Deportation of Union Miners
In Cripple Creek Judge Leeds issues temporary injunctions restraining the state militia mine owners' association and citizens' alliance from deporting striking miners. Hearing set for January 11. Governor Peabody and Adjutant General Bell respond, with Verdeckberg ordered to enforce the writ and vag ordinance questioned. Two nonunion men jailed on threats charges.
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Peabody
Leeds
Bell
Verdeckberg
Crovernor Peabody
Lou Dillon’s Cleveland Record Disallowed by Committee
The National Trotting Association disallowed Lou Dillon’s 2705 time at Cleveland on September 12, citing earlier faster performances. It also rejected wind shield records and pacemaker front setups, noting 2084 in 1885 remained her best time to date. A separate update reports no injuries in the Golden State Limited wreck near Tucumcena with only minor delays.
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New York
National Trotting Association
Lou Dillon
Cleveland
Mand
Mount Columba Volcano Eruptions Worry Mexico Towns
A Guadalajara dispatch reports violent eruptions of Mount Columba near the Mexican capital region alarming residents. Many flee as ash and lava rain fall, accompanied by strong earthquakes but, so far, no serious damage is recorded.
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Mexico
Mount Columba
Dread Pneumonia New York's Scourge
New York reports pneumonia as the leading killer with 9 69 deaths in 1904 and an estimated 64 660 cases annually. Four months account for half the病例, with about 4000 New Yorkers ill weekly between Thanksgiving and Easter. Registrar William Guilfrey cites crowding and urban congestion as key drivers of the outbreak.
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New York City
Thankssmos
Kanter
William Guilfey
Vital Statistics
Mother Jones in Trinidad Hospital Critical Condition
In Trinidad Colorado Mother Jones the longtime labor leader and UMWA figure is reported to be 64 years old and in critical condition with pneumonia after a prolonged illness. She is under care of a physician at a local hotel where she has been staying.
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Mother Jones
Joan of Arc
The
United Mine Workers
Pheumonia
Golden State Wreck Near Tucumcari
Special to the Morning Journal reports the Rock Island Golden State Limited passenger train wrecked near Tucumcari New Mexico when it crashed into a stationary freight train tail. The Limited, behind schedule and at about sixty miles per hour, left passengers shaken but uninjured while several freight cars were destroyed and the passenger engine wrecked. The engine crew survived with only minor injuries.
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Admiral Evans Reports Pacific Squadron Voyage
Rear Admiral Evans describes the Yokohama to Honolulu cruise by the cruiser squadron at 12% knots. He notes heavy Pacific swells of up to thirty feet, the battleships coping with weather, and that none of the three engines stopped except a brief burial ceremony moment.
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Judge issues restraining order in post office dispute
Judge Carpenter of the district court issued a restraining order preventing Postmaster Twombly from returning or sending to the dead letter office all letters addressed to the English Restorative Company of ien Mre, Mary Elizabeth Alkire, manager, amid a postal department dispute.
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District Court
Ihe
Twombly
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Ien Mre
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Bids Opened for Power Canal at Great Salt River Dam
Washington Jan 7 Bids were opened at the interior department to furnish power canal for a great irrigation dam in Saltiver The project involves about 100 060 dollars with four power canal components and related works bidding firms listed in the record
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War rumors revived in Panama
Reports from Colon dated January mark rising military activity in Cartagena with large troop concentrations from the interior. Colombian forces, about 2000 strong, move by rail and coast, while ships including the General Pinzon and Nellie ferry troops to Titumati. Major Cole brings 300 marines from the Dixie, with Coghlan transferring his flag to Olympia.
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Savanitha
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Nellie
Titumati
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Calamar
Reyes
Cole
United States
Dixie
Empire Station
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Prairie
Olympia
Cojton
Coghlan
Washington hears Beaupre on Bogota danger and canal talks
United States minister to Bogota Arthur Beaupre told Secretary Hay in Washington that danger to the American legation’s safety had been greatly exaggerated and that there was little risk of war in the isthmus. He spoke of Colombia’s high isthmian feelings and the courtesies shown him on departure. A dispatch from Doris, Colombian charge d affaires, said a French treaty has been pressed by a Colombian agent to block transferring the Panama Canal rights to the United States without Colombia’s consent, aiming to frustrate the sale of concessions to Washington.
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Dh. Jan
T.arther Beaupre
United States
Bogota
Hay
Beaupre
Colombia
Republic
Herran
Daffaira
Doris
Triebunal
Panama Canal Company
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General Gordon Wilt Dale Near Miami Dies in Illness
General John Gordon and Gordon Wilt Dale are reported critically ill at their home in Hisccayne due to stomach inflammation from acute indigestion. A physician consultation indicates no hope for recovery.
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John & Gordon
Hisccayne
Durango Ranch Fire Claims Two Lives
A fire at the J. M. Crawford ranch fourteen miles from Durango Colorado burned Peter Norris to death and severely burned his grandson Allen Crawford who faced critical injuries in the blaze that consumed the ranch house last night.
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Colo
Durango
Peter Norris
Allen Crawford
J. M. Crawford
British cruiser Wallaroo arrives after misread signals incident
Sidney, N. & W. January 1 The British cruiser Wallaroo has arrived here. Signals were misread and only four were killed and three injured by the explosion of the ship's boiler.
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