Canal Rights To Be Equal In War Pact Pledges Hay
Washington February 6 1900 treaty between the United States and Great Britain outlines neutralization and rights for Nicaragua and Costa Rica in constructing the Nicaragua canal. Article 2 sets open passage in peace and war, no blockades, and immunity for canal works. Article 3-4 provide ratification and notice steps with Pauncefote and Hay as plenipotentiaries.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Nicaragua Canal
Washington
Great Britain
United States
United States of America
United Kingdoms of
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Atlantic
Pacific
John Hay
Lord Pauncefote, Gees
GCMG
Constantinople
Suez Maritime Canal
Senate
London
William McKinley
Washington, DC
State Department
Nacaragua
Niewaguan Canal
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Ilyn'f
Nicarand
Casa Buy
Anniston Net and Twine Company to Run Mill Day and Night
Anniston Alabama February 6 Special Beginning next Monday the Anniston Net and Twine Company will operate its mill both night and day Plans to double the mill size have been under consideration and new buildings will likely be erected soon To quicken output operatives will rise from 10 to 275 or 300 Headquarters are in Boston The mill was the first net and twine mill in the south established two years ago as an experiment and has proven highly successful
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Anniston Net and Twine Company
Anniston
Ala
Boston
Grim Grip and the Grippe Cure by Dr Miles Nervine
A promotional account touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy against La Grippe and its after effects. It cites a case from William G Edelman of Canton Steel Co. praising improved sleep appetite and recovery in a boy named Ralph after two bottles.
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Miles
Nervine
Brip
Ralph
WM. G. Edelman
Care Canton Steel Co
Canton
Canal Treaty Faces Ratification In Congress
Washington February 6 Special The full text of the new British canal treaty reduces opposition and signals likely Senate ratification. Senator Morgan praises progress and predicts passage in both houses, arguing neutrality and naval protection suffice without fortifications. Senator Aldrich also doubts need for permanent forts, urging reliance on strong naval defense and international neutrality to safeguard the canal. The plan aims to neutralize the canal and promote U S interests with broad international support.
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Jos
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
England
Nicaragua Canal
Congress
Morgan
Alabama
United States
Aldrich
New York
Boston
Thecanal
Mississippi Lawmaker Fears Philippine Annexation Ruins U.S. Trade
In Washington on February 6 the Philippines question dominated House debate with Mississippi representative Williams arguing annexation would ruin American cotton, rice, tobacco, hemp and sugar producers. The discussion touched on the South Africa war as a digression. A note from Douglass, Georgia, mentions a local tragedy and a comical fear of needing a Gatling gun amid rumors of wife hunters.
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Philippines
Washington
South Africa
Williams
Mississippi
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