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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1903
Page
6
A report states Smyth, a figure associated with the Constitution, has received a special passport. Details on issuing authority and purpose remain limited, with emphasis on the official nature of the document and its significance.
General Reyes leads a field of four conservative candidates in Colombia's presidential race. Governor Velez is praised for honesty and firm law enforcement, while Acting President Marroquin faces criticism over Panama affair. Caro, a scholar and former president, may ally with liberals, potentially reshaping the contest.
Barranquilla December 4 dispatch notes the bearer receives a special passport from Bolivar governor to Bogota. The narrator plans to accompany General Tovar and staff, as Bogota remains the crisis focus and routes grimly through the Andes. General Tovar led the Colombian side in the Panama uprising and heads to report to his government.
Clifford Smyth reports from Barranquilla that a delayed cable in Colombia marked a marred ballot as received and General Reyes was announced winner by a large plurality. The piece notes Panama’s accession and predicts unrest, warning that Colombian elections differ from the United States with military influence shaping outcomes.
Colombia braces for turmoil as Bogota mobilizes against foreign presence and possible invasion of the Panama Isthmus. Government calls up 100000 troops, while uncertainty hinders commerce and prompts foreigners to wind down operations in anticipation of upheaval.
A cablegram from Rear Admiral Glass, commander of naval forces on the Isthmus, reports general conditions and navy measures. It states everything is quiet and the dispatch text was not released.
Reports from Ketlikan confirm the steamer Amur arrived there Wednesday two days late after departing Skagway December 2 with passengers aboard. Officials aboard the Cagadan Pacific railroad system say the vessel is safe but likely suffered engine trouble slowing its progress.
The note details the degradation of Chang Yi director of northern railways and removal of honors after selling valuable mines at Kai Ping in 800. Chang Yi given two months to bring the mines under Chinese control. failure may bring further punishments. Funeral of Minnie Battle Rude in Columbus Georgia. remains from Peoria Illinois laid to rest at Linwood Cemetery. Dr William H Smith led services.
Report from Savanna that two Colombian battalions left Savanilla for Quiredo amid tensions with Panama. Cable from President Martinez to General Reyes in Washington hints at new negotiations and possible action. Blessing ceremony for Panama’s flag held at barracks plaza as troops pledge fidelity to the republic. Three hundred eighty Marines occupy Panama railroad posts under Major John A. Lajeude.
London December 21 Reporters note considerable English press resentment toward Kaiser Wilhelm's toast in Hanover praising the German legion for aiding Blucher and Astans in saving the English army. The Chronicle casts the Emperor's claims as pretentious.
King Victor Emmanuel invited to attend. Queen Helena expressed delight at opening of Villa Aurora display. Ambassador Meyer reported Italian residents would feel honored by the visit. Incidentally, a separate Columbus note says G W Felton, a 60-something black man, died after being struck by a trolley while intoxicated, near Wynnton.
Washington reports the secretary of war's summary of General Leonard Wood's military record and the reasons for his nomination as a major general. The letter cites commendations from Generals Miles Lawton Graham Forsythe Young Wheeler Summer Shafter and others and discusses how seniority and merit guide general officer appointments. It argues Wood's leadership in the Santiago campaign and as military governor justify the promotion and addresses policy on selecting top generals for a modern, active army.
New York December 20 The Coney Island Jockey Club lists the January 4 entres close for two, three year olds and up for June races. Grants include The Grigt Trial 25000 The Doubs Event 20000 The Foam 6000 The Spring 5000 The Vernal 8000 The Lawrence Realization 26000 The Tidal 20000 The Mermaid 7000 The Swift 6000 The Spendrift 6000 The Suburban 20000 The Commonwealth 18000 The Advance 15000 The June Handicap 16000 The Aquatic 6000 The Thistle 4000 For steeplechases The Beacon 6000 The Independence 4000. General Wood’s record and public policy views led to his brigadier general appointment. the nomination follows the regular seniority order.
New York December 20 The United States transport Kilpatrick with six cavalry troops and a retrinder from Meyer Virginia cleared for Manila via the canal It will take about fifty days The Second cavalry team will relieve the Fifteenth cavalry on arrival in the Philippines Mrs Leonard Wood and her three children who had been given special permission to sail did not embark.
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