Roosevelt Criticized by South American Senator in Panama Crisis
Senor Valenzuela denounces Roosevelt as an imperialistic threat, arguing his policies undermine Colombia and Latin American independence. He warns Americans are misinformed, and that U.S. support for Panama endangers regional sovereignty, prompting a united continental resistance.
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Republica
South America
Roosevelt
Senor Valenzuela
Kaiser Wilhelm
Anthetis
Panama
Colombia
United States
Colomba
Department of Panama
Panama Canal
Nationa
Ltide
Republic
Cans
Latin America
Rilo Grande
Power risks. war with Peru and Colombia warned
The passage notes that European powers could trigger a conflict far harder for the United States to handle than a weak Colombia beset by internal strife and poverty, highlighting regional instability and external pressure. The tone suggests caution about escalating confrontations and the fragility of neighboring republics.
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United States
Colombia
Death of L Ward Neeson Roots Savannah Press Veteran
Savannah reports the death of L Ward Neeson, longtime Morning News reporter and telegraph editor, after time at Dr Allen's Milledgeville sanitarium. He served in Company B, Second Georgia during the Spanish war and will be buried in Warrenton, his family home. He was unmarried, survived by siblings, and remembered as kind and gifted.
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Savannah
Gno
L. Ward Neeson
Dr. Allen
Milledgeville
Warrenton
Neexon
Morning News
Telegraph
Neeson
Second Georgia
Moultrie compromise reached in damage suit
In Colquitt superior court a compromise was reached in the damage suit of Mrs Mary A. McTeer against the Titton, Thomasville and Gulf road. The defendant agreed to pay 1900. The proposition was made after the plaintiff's evidence was in, and Mrs McTeer sought 320,000 for herself and J. T. SoTeer's dependents, following his death after a street crossing accident in September 1901.
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Moultrie
Colquitt Superior Court
Mary A. McTeer
Titton, Thomasville and
Gulf Road
MeeTeer
Muther
J. T. SoTeer
Canal Treaty Signed Today in Colon and Washington
Reported dispatches describe the Canal Treaty arriving in Colon aboard the City of Washington and handed to Senor Weprilia. General Reyes’ mission to Washington for Colombia Panama peace talks is outlined, with U S support for good offices but no other proposals accepted. Senate Morgan proposes inquiries into railroad opposition to the Hay-Herran treaty and interoceanic canal plans, plus review of Isthmian Canal Commission expenditures and route comparisons.
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City of Washington
New York
Senor Weprilia
Republic of Panama
Panama
United States and
Reyes
Washington
Dr. Herran
State Department
Todey
Purpone
Hay
Rafael Reyes
Herran
Department
United States
Ito
Colombia
Morgan
Committee On
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Benazior Morgan Providea
Committee On Interoceanic Canal
Interoceanic Bane
Nicaragua
Alther
Istamian Canal Commission
Ita
Japanese student accused in attempt on Marquis Ito
A Japanese medical student was arrested in Yokohama on suspicion of trying to assassinate Marquis Ito. He carried a dagger concealed under his kimono when seized at the marquis villa in Miso It is believed the act followed sensational newspaper suggestions that a ministerial assassination would push the government toward a stronger war policy.
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Yokohama
Ito Hg
Miso
Japan
Government distillery seized with contraband liquor
In Greenville Mississippi on December 1 government officials seized 2600 gallons of whiskey from J H Beard distillery eight miles from the city. A hidden basement trap door held 381 gallons of contraband liquor. Warrants issued. several arrests expected today. Snow blanketed Starkville Eupora and nearby routes, with several inches reported.
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Greenville
8. C
J. H. Beard
United States Revenue
Macon Ward Race Ends Calm With Damour Victory
In Macon on December 1 the election produced a quiet, peaceful vote with 1,160 registered and 772 cast for mayor Bridges Smith leading, while Damour won the first ward alderman seat over Griggs by 331. Other ward results show Damour, Griggs, Wildar, Masses, and Redmond tallying across four wards. A separate incident reports football injury at Fishkill Landing Public School, where 83-year-old Hugh Schofield was paralyzed.
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Bruftey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Blowly
Smith
Damour
Grigas
Arst
Wildar
Masses
Redmond
Griggs
Fishkil Landing
Hugh Schofield
Fishkill Landing
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offer Promises Trial Hope
A dubious advertisement by Dr Shoop offers Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure on a one month trial. He claims a German chemical cures rheumatism by removing pain causing toxin from blood and guarantees a full month trial with $5.60 cost if successful. He asserts widespread proof from experience and promises a hook and sample remedies via mail order.
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Bhoop
Dr .Shoop
Sven
Roy
Dr. Shoop
Hague to pass on Manchuria dispute for arbitration
Washington reports the state department may propose submitting the evacuation of Manchuria to The Hague tribunal as a settlement method. The plan, once advanced by Wu, Chinese minister, gains traction from Russian sources and aims to arbitrate issues under the 1903 China Russia treaty. Paris notes Japan and Russia edging toward a Far Eastern settlement backed by open door principles and allied diplomacy.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Manchuria
Hague
Europe
United States
Ggie
Hague Tribunal
China
Paris
Associated Press
Japan
Rugala
France
Great Britain
Rusaia
Korea
Seoul
Chivddeit
Uxsia
Golden Medical Discovery touted as blood purifier and stomach aid
An ad describing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic vegetable tonic that improves digestion, nutrition, and blood purification. It claims to relieve gastric irritation, indigestion, and related symptoms while eradicating impurities in the blood and treating skin conditions. It cites testimonials and urges daily outdoor exercise and self care.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Golden
Tahoe
W. W. Va
Sand Lane
Pasha
Io Pierce
Buffalo
Marble Y M C A Home Opens in Columbus Today
Columbus Ga December 1 Special The marble Y M C A building, a gift from New York Peabody brothers natives of Columbus, opens today with visitors, and a 1900 price tag. extensive furnishings total 19000. notable speakers include Dr Cuthbert Hall and university figures. Augusta hosts a local One Hundred Club formation with athletic and social features.
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Columbus
New Y. NM
Young Men's Christian Association
George Fister Peabody
Charles Peabody
Royal Canfield Peabody
Athens
Cuthbert Hall
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Edwin A. Alderman
Tulane
Hil
University of Georgia
Augusta
Boy Wright
W. C
Pralaw
Jury Disagrees In Georgia and Alabama Labor Case
In Montgomery and Augusta reports a superintendent Wright charged with labor law violations and a trial in Mrs Nattlesmith v Augusta Hallway and Electric Co over a husband’s death. Bail set at 65000. Jury disagrees on verdict. details incomplete in fragments.
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Montgomery
Ala
T. ‘Wright
Site Peoples
Itt
Wright
Augusta, Ga
Wyche's skull crushed by beam at city crossing
John W Wyche, a well known Macon man in his sixties, suffered a severe skull injury after a beam struck him while passing under a Central railway trestle over Poplar Street. Dr Felder and associates at Macon City Hospital expressed grave concern as they monitor his fragile condition.
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E. C. Braftey
Macon
John W. Wychs
City Hospital
Felder
Poplar Street
Fragmentary report on a head injury at hospital
A mutilated OCR fragment describes a heavy blow to a man named Wyche, foreseen to be dying then improving briefly, with hospital surgeons noting lethargy and severe skull injury and uncertainty about his condition later.
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Wyche
Trustees Discuss Resignations in Closed Session at Frisity College
December meeting in Bas Charlotte NC hears trustees consider resignations with J B Bassett named for declaration. Boe ton cited as leading figure in the South while Lee and others face ongoing interest amid the college incident.
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Bas Charlotte
Bassett
Boeton
Lee
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