Panama Question Rejected in Washington Note
Washington reports General Rafael Reyes received the U.S. reply denying reopening the Panama issue. Hay drafted the response stressing fair dealing with Colombia. Reyes asked the correspondence be sent to the Senate. it will remain private pending a public answer.
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Hay
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Attrato
Savanalla
Cartagena
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Nellle
Titumatl
Interior
Laut
Department of Antiogual
Cartaena
Major Cole
Dixie
Mississippi in Line for Panama Canal
Jackson Mississippi January 7 the lower house of the Mississippi legislature passed the senate resolution instructing Mississippi senators to vote for the Panama treaty now before the senate An amendment attempt failed and the measure passed 66 to 37 after several hours of debate A certified copy will be sent to both senators and the action is not believed to displeasure the Mississippi senators
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Panama Canal
Jackson
Miss
Missisippi
Senate
United States
Ness
Wiley
Montgomery
Ata
A. A Whiley
Washington
Constitution
Panama
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Florida
Orlando
Fla
Board of Trade of
Congress
Morgan Fights Panama Policy in Senate Session
Washington January 7 Mr Morgan challenged the administrations stance on Panama in a Senate reply to Mr Lodge. He argued Colombia retained sovereignty and warned that recognition of Panama could be treated as premature and an act of war. Morgan warned of U S withdrawal risks and the potential Columbus forces seizing Panama leaders if Colombia acted.
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Massachusetts
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Republic of Panama
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Reiew
Georgia Textbook Contracts Formally Announced
Georgia Governor Terrell proclaims adoption of a five year statewide book contract list for common schools. Beards cloth to Evans History of Georgia and other titles from Maynard Merrill Ginn American Book Co. are set for grades one through eight with prices noted as part of the announced slate.
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Terrell
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Evans History of
Georgia
State of Georgia
Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
General Assembly
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Apid State School Book Commission
Certo
Maynerd Merri & Co
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American Book Company
Lees
Bacon
Ginn & Co We A
Wentworth
Ginn & Co
Milne
American Book Co
DO . Heath & Co
Reed & Kellogg
Maynard, Mel Till & Co
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Newson * Co
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Ginn &Co
Our Country
Southern Publishing Co
Field
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Evans
History of Georgia
University Publishing Co
Hunnicutt
Agriculture, Cultivator Publishing Company
Américan Book Co
Wheelers
Wheeler &2
Holton
Southern School Hook Publishing Company
Ronddbush Copy Books
Central School Supply Company
Branson
BF Johnson Publishing Co
Joseph M Terrell
Eame
Executive Department
Camte
United States of America
Mama
Baby
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Mimic Warfare for Pensacola
Pensacola January 7 From a high source it is learned that the Atlantic training squadron will depart gulf waters earlier due to an advance in the maneuvers at Culebra now set to begin in a few weeks The plan calls for the coast squadron under Admiral Bands to depart ten days before the North Atlantic fleet to attack the port while the forts and navy yards defend After these maneuvers the squadrons totaling about forty vessels will join and stay at gulf ports for about two months engaging in land and water drills and target practice
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Gulf Waters
Culebra
Plang
Admiral Bands
Navy
Gulf Ports
Veterans Paid for Horses by War Department
The War Department began paying Confederate veterans about 37000 for horses taken after surrender, under a 1807 act. Most claimants are in Tennessee and northern Georgia near Chattanooga. Payments, valued at about 160 dollars per horse, follow investigations led by Quartermaster General Humphrey.
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Congress
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Tennessee
Georgia
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Jelks Leads Party to Florida Hunt Trip
Governor Jelks and a party of friends departed Montgomery Alabama for a Jacksonville area hunt in Florida. They will spend a week along the east coast hunting near Jacksonville.
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Jeiks
Florida
Princess Alexi of Sembure Declared Bankrupt in Berlin
Berlin January 7 The Princess Alexi of Sembure and Buedingen has been declared bankrupt after a turbulent marriage history. She wed Bar on von Pagenhardt, bore six children, and faced repeated divorces. Financial disputes led to a mortgage of 75000 marks on her estate near Cassel. The princess resumed payments to end the dispute, but legal actions continued and a court ordered bankruptcy.
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Alexandri
Strohmeyer
Baden-Baden
Mother Jones Very Ill in Home at 64
Mother Jones the United Mine Workers agitator lies critically ill at home with pneumonia. Trindad Cole reports she is under constant physician care and is 64 years old.
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United Mine Workers’ Agitator
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