Colombian lawmakers reject canal treaty decision
The Colombian legislature has unanimously rejected the canal treaty. President regrets the outcome and signals uncertainty about the next step.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1903
Page
1
Colombian Senate rejects Panama canal treaty unanimously
The Colombian senate has rejected the Panama canal treaty unanimously citing sovereignty concerns and land lease fears. Rumors imply President Marroquin may seek a revised pact without further ratification, while U.S. officials weigh options and potential negotiations.
Panama Sees Fallout After Senate Rejects Canal Treaty
The Panama senate’s unanimous rejection of the canal treaty causes widespread concern in Panama City. Observers fear economic impact from the high exchange rate, and General Valenzo is named military commander of the Panama department amid secession rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Senate
Republic
Valeszo
Department of Panama
President learns of Colombia rejecting Panama canal treaty
Oyster Bay reports the president learns in Saga more Hill that Colombia rejected the Panama canal treaty after proposed amendments. He declines to comment. The move prompts anticipated consultations and possible extra session actions by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Minister Beaupre
Bogota
Senate
Roosevelt
Beaupre
Oyster Bay
Adee
United States
Marroquin
Legation
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Congress
Colombia
Warden Acquitted Over Street Car Stop Incident
In St Louis on August 17 Beverly Warden was arrested after forcing a Meloran to stop a street car with a revolver. Police Judge Tracy acquitted him saying motormen must respect citizen rights and that cars may be fined for improper passenger handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Beverly
Meloran
Tracy
Five Girls Drowned in Boat Capsize at Lu Rich Station
Five young girls drowned when their boat capsized at Lu rich station near Richmond Virginia. The deceased include two daughters of John Robinson a daughter of John Holloway and two daughters of Mrs. L O Lee. A boy and another girl escaped from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lurich Station
John Robinson
John Holloway
L. O. Lee
Six Good Players Left Not Lyching Risk in Buck Case
Walter Jackson accused of Fonnie Buck murder in Stevensville remains jailed in Ravells county. Sheriff Pond tightens security to avert mob action as preliminary hearing is set for Thursday. Stevensville funeral for Fannie Buck draws large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Fannie Buck
Stevens Ville
Damaging Testimony by Witness Noakes in Powers Trial
At Georgetown Kentucky on August 17 Robert Noakes, once a sensational witness in Caleb Powers case, testified for the commonwealth after fleeing Kentucky years ago. He said that in Corbin White County Charles Finney, then Secretary of State, claimed moving large groups to Frankfort was too costly and suggested paying James Howard $24 to kill Tobebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Noakes
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Indiana
Ilinois
Noakes
Corbin
Whitey
James Jloward
Tioebel
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Japan
Deehair
Kearsarge
Baker
Moody
Dewey
Rogers
Taylor
Chaffee
Leaves
Czar to Nominate Three Arbitrators for Venezuela Claims
The Hague and Washington report that the czar will name three arbitrators to serve on The Hague court to decide Venezuela claim disputes. The non blockading powers represented by Wayne MacVeagh Judge Penfield and Herbert W Bowen will be present at The Hague to argue for simultaneous payment with the blockading powers.
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the Hague
St. Wetersburg
V.nezuela
Washington
Aug
Venezuela
Russia
Hague Court
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Veneguesi
Wayne MaccVeagh
Judge Penfield
Herbert W. Bowen
Hague
Lord Salisbury Mindful Of Restless Night In Lomion
Aug 17 reports say Lord Salisbury spent a somewhat restless night with his condition described as unchanged aside from the unsettled night. His doctors provided no further update on his health status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomion
Lord Salisbury
Miner Dies After Premature Dynamite Blast Near Tutte
P F Sullivan 45, a laborer with McSbane's railroad grading crew 2, died from a dynamite explosion while near a bore hole 17 miles southeast of Lewistown. He was from Butte and a Miners' union member with 15 years as a miner. coroner's inquest held. body to be shipped to Butte for burial.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
P. F. Sullivan
Hedges
Father Vermant
Sullivan
McFarland
Butte
Miners’ Union
Roosevelt Reviews Warships In Peace Time Naval Display
President Roosevelt presided at a grand review off Oyster Bay as the first peace time inspection of U S warships occurred. The Decatur and Barry collided causing dents but little damage while the fleet maneuvered in two columns and a flying wedge formation. The Mayflower hosted the dignitaries and a luncheon followed aboard.
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Decatur
Bainbridge
Barry
Dale
Chauncey
Liew
Chandler
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Moody
Dewey
Taylor
Rogers
Bronson
Chaiffee
Mayflower
Murderous Deed of a Salt Lake Waiter
Salt Lake City Utah August 17 Andrew Adams a head waiter at a restaurant attacked his wife with a razor then cut his own throat after believing he had killed her He forced her over a box battered her with a catsup bottle and slashed her in 16 places The couple’s fight ended with Adams leaping from a balcony to the sidewalk both likely to die Mrs Adams is the divorced wife of Roy Gerald of Butte Montana. Ponver Aug 17 Mrs Edwin I Hoberts died from a fractured skull after a runaway accident She was once Miss Blanche Willips of Kalamazoo Michigan Mr Roberts is Caesar A Roberts son and suffered a shoulder break in the same incident
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Sheriff Pond
Detective Hogan
Jackson
Mr. Hogan
Lie
Walter WK. Jackson
Missoula
Anderson Jackson
Spokane
Doust
Adams
Roy Gerald
Butte
Mont
Ponver
Edwin I. Hoberts
Blanche Wiillips
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roberts
Caesar A. Roberts
President Roosevelt Reviews Great Fleet of Battleships
On Long Island Sound a naval ceremony and grand fleet review unfold as battleships, cruisers, and destroyers pass in review. A torpedo boat destroyer Barry Rams the Decatur halts maneuvers, creating a sudden stop to the exercises.
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Bainbridge, Dale
Channery
Barry
Decatur
Admiral Dewey
Chandler
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admieral Coghlan
dMsmpila
Topeka
Yankee
Prairie
Panther
Dolphin
Onpoanding
Flest
Long Ishland Shore
Thotitia
Bainbridge
Date
Chauncy
Ll. HW. Chandler
Inc i Truxton
Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
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Buena
Ventura
Panama Canal
Colombian Congress
Marroqquin
Herran
Ricos
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Oscar Teran
Isthmus
House of Representatives
Walter Jackson
Jae AT
Pawildton
Jonnie Buck
Heoy
Fonnie Buck
Stevenaville
Ravells
Hamilton
Stiol
Hogan
Blevensville
Ravells County
Sherif Pond
Chubber
Angeles
Salt Lake
CZAR
Tutte
Hothbyes
McSbane’s
Oyster Bay, N
Unite States
Larry
Deenatur
Bheers
Illinois
Alabama
Soommand
Parker
Texas
Baltimore
Chicagoe
Bands
Olympia
Laurence
Lieut
R. K. Benham
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Tunker
James A. Sands
Caribbean
Joseph GB. Coghlan
William CC. Wise
Segation
Dechair
Toney
Union
California
North Carolina
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Middle West
T‘aandiler
Naithoes
Pemenant Vial
New York
R Roosevelt
OG Infert
Utah
Andrew Adams
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