Canal Treaty Moves Forward After Committee Vote
Washington February report shows Senator Baconell voting for ratification while Senator Morgan pushes amendments. Committee agrees to report the treaty to the Senate without changes, Morgan reserves on floor. Chair Cullom notes no immediate plan to bring up the measure. Earthquake report finds no canal threat. executive session confirms reporting without amendments.
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Jos
Washington
Baconell
Panama
Morgan
Senate
Excon
Brecon
Cullom
Renart
Roon
Senmotor Worgan
Bacon Yoreu
Hawkas
James O Jones
Wietrages
Jones Midé
State Department
Sena E
Charmrin Citam
Committee On
Slow Roasted to Death in Railroad Collision Tragedy
Engineer William Miles of New York died in a Baltimore and Ohio style collision when a work train struck coal cars that had derailed from another freight. Conductor J R Coney was fatally injured as the caboose burned, while miles and coney were asleep inside.
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Baltimore and Ghia Railroad
Avalos
Candictor
William Miles
News
Braheman J R Coney
Rt Miles
Coney
Alwose
GAR Women Protest Lee Statue in Capitol
The District of Calhoun 2140 line organization of the Grand Army of the Republic adopted resolutions during its fourteenth annual convention protesting placing a statue of General Robert E Lee in the National Capitol’s Statuary Hall as proposed by the Virginia legislature.
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Capitol
Nomas
British Ruler Denies Responsibility for Anglo German Alliance
Special Cable from London reports the British monarch disclaims responsibility for the Anglo German alliance over the Venezuelan negotiations. The king urges patience as the United States tensions with Germany influence policy, while officials warn of dwindling public support for the German partnership and discuss potential shifts in diplomatic stance.
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London
Ting Fawari
United States
Germany
Venezuela
USA
Karel William the Ting
Lintcu
Jusser
Paris
Ambasea
Jisserind
Washington
Nogutis Hous
Hague Court of Architenta
Lenden
Wout Metternich
Wolffe Metternich
Great Britain
Chamberlain
South Africa
Alles Yondon
Reutery
Allie
Verson
Willy Zucla
Plague Rages in Mazatlan as Deaths Rise
Four new plague deaths occur in Mazatlan with ongoing cases reported. officials investigate and monitor affected areas amid mounting concern. No Canedo presence reported as authorities work to contain spread and inform the public.
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Mazatlan
Azatlan
Mexico
Forces under West Point graduate win a great victory
Article reports Casro's forces led by a West Point graduate defeat rebels led by General Ducharme along the Comatagua river near Ciracas. Prisoners are honored, and rebel bands disperse eastward. International note cites Allied governments and Bowan's mediation talks with Britain, Germany, Italy, and the United States seeking preferential payments and settlement terms.
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Straopa
West Point High
Ducharme
Comatagua
Ciracas
Ceneral Waites
Ta Victoria
Comers Reliche
Altaghefa
Orituen
Caracis Genert
Camatague
Pasiny
Genert
Mt Surpris
Dachirmes
Washington
Shemseles
Shoal m
Unis
Berlin
Rome
Ve Towen
Powenl
Venzucia
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
United States
Irge
Senate committee backs union depot powers amid land condemning move
The Senate committee on railways favored a report approving a bill to authorize a union depot and empower railroads to condemn land for the project. An amendment granting land condemnation was added. The committee vote was tied, but Chairman justice broke the tie by voting aye.
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Bailrones
Speral
Senate Committee On Railways
Corporation Commission
Justce
Atlanta to House Passenger Headquarters Move Promised
The Times reports Southern Railway plans move headquarters from Washington to Atlanta with Samuel Spencer becoming chairman of the board of finance and Finley to succeed him as president. Fourth Vice President Culp to become vice president and General Manager Ackert to a fourth vice presidency. the passenger department to be relocated to Atlanta along with many promotions and staffing shifts.
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Board of Finance
Culp
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Washington
Samuel Spencer
the Times
Finance
Nice
Finley
HH Ackert
The
Southern
Patwager
Atlante 1
Are
Svetam
South
Georgia
Times
Eney
Mediterranean
Gaxs
Board of
A B Andrews
Ells
New York
Governor Terrell Hosts Georgia Society Banquet in New York
Governor Terrell and guests of the Georgia Society were honored at the Waldorf Astoria banquet in New York. Speakers included Clark Howell and N A Mortis. The event featured toasts, praise for Georgia hospitality, and remarks on unity amid internal challenges.
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Clark Vowell
General Assembly of Georgia
Georgia Party
Low George Foster Peabody Clark Howell
James WoGriges
N. AL Mortis
S. A Steele
Terrell
Charles Ho Williams
Clark Howell
FH Mercer
Terre
F Peabody James Oglethorpn
Georgia
Oscar
Wor
Hearst
National Association of Demcratic Clubs
Georgia Senate
Atlanta Constitution
Newt Mortis
Georgia House of Representatives
Terrells
James W English Ir
Mortis
Thomes
Hardwick
Emmettont
Georgia Speech of Governor Terrell to the Georgia Society
Governor Terrell addresses the Georgia Society in New York on the unity of sections and the role of Georgia in upbuilding railroads commerce and education. He lauds New York as a warehouse of the South and praises Samuel Spencer and Robert G Erwin for sectional cooperation.
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York
Terrell
The
Georgia Society
Wimigat Wag
Georgia
Pant
Pia
Popie
Ugmen
Low
North
Empire
Malle
Giorgia
Jling
New York
South
New York City
raLread
Weldane
America
Samuel Spencer
Robert G Erwin
Geogiana
Georga
Weather forecast and political notes from Georgia and South region
Forecast shows rain in the east clearing, cooler to brisk winds westward with varying temperatures. Georgia topics include railroad management shifts to Atlanta, new headquarters for Vic President Finley, and taxes paid by the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. Local protests against streetcar service persist. February marks a cotton cloth project at Griffin. funeral of Joseph Rye reported. Panama canal treaty favorable to some, bribery charges in Congress examined, and race politics discussed. International news covers Venezuela conflict, European diplomacy, and naval program contrasts between Britain and Germany.
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Southern
Atlanta
Vicw
Finle
Mif
Atlanta Manufacturers Association
Inman Smith
North Pryor Street
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Auburn Avenue
Jackson Street
Georgia
Thoms G Lawson
Bord Vanghart Manufacturing Company
Griffin
Joseph Rye
Columbus
Guatemalan Steamer Line Backed by 800000 Capital
Louisville February 2 reports state the Guatemalan northern steamship project has 800000 capital from Ameri can investors. Meetings between James McNaught and Alexander Hollander of Hollander Company New York and C C and A Menge box manufacturers in Louisville clarified plans to establish a steamship line from Puerto Barrios Guatemala to Pensacola or New Orleans. Ten steamers will run weekly for six months, then a 4600 ton freight and passenger steamer will be added. The aim is to extend service to South American points. the Lotside and Nash railroad is also reported as interested.
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Louisville
Guatamalan Northern
James MecNaught
Alexander Hollander
Hollander
New York
Mess
Puerto Barrios Guastemala
Pensacola
Orleans
Four Prisoners Held on Postal Law Violations in New York
Four prisoners arrested yesterday for alleged violation of postal laws in a wheat syndicate were arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields. Ferdinand Gardner broker Colgate Fales produce exchange J H Evans publisher and Heary Scriver advertising agent and former president of the Maykan steamship line described themselves. Gardner and Fales charged with using the mails to obtain money under false pretenses Evans and Scriver paroled in custody until February 14 when hearing continues. Kole held on $1500 bond and Gardner on $2500 bond. Mississippi Malls Purchased, Vicksburg, Miss. The International Trust Co of Baltimore bought the Bloomeast cotton mill Sunflower county for 120000 cash.
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New York
Esterday
United States
Shields
Ferdinand G Gardner
Colgate Fales
Produce Exchange
J H Evans
Heary C Fcthver
Alaykan
Evans
Scriver
Kole
Ball Ang Gardner
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