No Glimmer of Hope to Cheer Colombia
Washington notes refuse to reopen the Panama question after a Colombian envoy presented a note accusing the United States of treaty violation. Colombia increases troop concentrations in Cartagena and Titumati as tensions rise, with naval movements reported by the ARA and US forces involved.
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Colombia
Washington
Rafael Reyes
United States
Hay
Panama
Reyes
State Department
Senate
Colon
Atrato
Baranalla
Cartagena
Pre
Cole
Dixie
Gorman
Bogota
Roveevelt
Combia
New World
Morgan
Torres
Quarles
Massachusetts
Evost
Congress
Republic of Panama
Hay- Varilla
Justiee Marshall
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Mississippi House Backs Panama Treaty Vote I Mississippi
Jackson January 7 The Mississippi House passed the senate resolution urging Mitsalaippi senators to vote for the Panama treaty now before the Senate. An attempted amendment failed 86 to 37 after hours of debate. A certified copy will be sent to both Mississippi senators. The action likely pleases both senators.
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Mississippi
Panama Canal
Jackson
Misa
Senate
Mitsalaaippi
Morgan Fights Panama Policy In Senate Debate
Washington dispatch notes Mr Morgan rebuking the president and U S policy on Panama. He argues Colombia retains rights under international law and may deem recognition premature or an act of war. Morgan cites potential U S withdrawal impacts and records letters on the Panama upheaval and claims about officers involved.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate
Lodge
Panama Republic
Colombia
Mr. Morgan
Indiana
United States
Panama
Bunau-Varilla
Great Britain
Spooner
Georgia Adopts State School Books in Five Year Plan
The Georgia State School Book Commission has formally adopted a uniform set of textbooks for common schools after contracts were signed with publishers. Governor Terrell issued a proclamation announcing the five year supply starting January 1, 1904, and ending December 31, 190? with detailed price lists for readers, arithmetic, grammar, geography, history, civics, primers, writing and spelling.
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Georgia
Terrell
University Publishing
Byvane History of
Iag
State of Georgia
Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
General Assembly
State School Book Commission
Hyde
D. C. Heath & Co
Reed & Kelloge
Maynard, Jill & Co
Odo
Buehler
Frye
Ginn
Ginn & Co
Southern Publishing Co
Field
United States
American Book Company
Evans’ History of Georgia
University Publishing Co
Hunnicutt
Agriculture, Cultivator Publishing Company
Hutchegon
Maynard, Merrill & Cay
Conn
Silver, Burdett & Co
Roudebush
Central School Supply Company
Branson
B. F. Johnson Publishing
Swinton
American Boot Company
Executive Department
United States of America
Benjamin M. Blackburn
Roosevelt and Colombia in Panama policy debate
The Senate chamber heatedly discusses U S involvement in Panama and Colombia. Morgan charges U S policy used duress against Colombia and warns about belligerent actions tied to the Bogo ta firing and Torres movements. Committee work on the canal treaty continues with amendments debated and support growing to secure ratification.
MIMIC WARFARE FOR PENSACOLA
Pensacola declines to join early Atlantic maneuvers as Culebra drills move up. The coast squadron under Admiral Sands will reach Pensacola ten days ahead of the North Atlantic fleet. The combined force of about forty vessels will train at gulf ports for two months with land and water drills and target practice.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf Waters
Culebra
Admiral Sands
Gulf Ports
Veterans Paid for Horses in Postwar Claims
The War Department began payments totaling about 37,000 to old Confederate veterans for horses taken after surrender. Claims arise from 1901 act. most claimants from Tennessee and northern Georgia near Chattanooga. Value set around 160 per horse. payments pushed by Quartermaster General Humphrey. Also notes nominations and building bills in Georgia legislature and a favorable profile of Hart County Rep Julian B. McCurry for speaker pro tem.
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War Department
Jos. Oh
Washington
Horaes
Congress
Humphrey
Tennessee
Georgia
Chattanooga
Trom
Strawberry Plains
Tenn
Grant
Indorse Leonard
Bacon
Clay
Ridgeley
Henry Leonard
National Bank Examiner
Atlanta
Senate
Colonel Livingston
Thomasville
Albany
Americus
Griggs
Lewis
Dany Mail
Julian McCurry
Hartwell
McCurry
South Carolina
John T. Sloan
Governor Jelks Heads South for Florida Hunt
Governor Jelks and a party of friends departed Montgomery tonight for a Florida hunting trip along the east coast below Jacksonville. They expect a week of sport and recreation.
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Trelke
Florida
Montgomery
Ala
Jelks
Jacksonville
Princess of Ysemburg and Buedingen Declared Bankrupt
Berlin January 7 Princess Alexandra of Ysemburg and Buedingen has been declared bankrupt. Her marriages to a cousin Baron von Pagenhardt and subsequent financial troubles led to legal actions and a mortgage on her estate near Cassel. She resumed payments to the baron after he married another, but later finances worsened and a court ordered bankruptcy. Mother Jones Very Ill in Trinidad Colo. January 7 UMW agitator is ill with pneumonia at 64, under constant care and described as critical.
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Berlin
Alexandra
Ysemburg and
Buedingen
von Pagenhardt
Cassel
Herr Strohmeyer
Baden-Baden
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Panama Canal Company
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Alabama
Roosevelt
Isthmus
New York
Black
Ehrmann
Hegker-Jones-Jewell Milling CO
Superarchive
Maynard, Merrill & Co
Lee
E . Lee
American Book Compar
Wentworth
Ginn & Co. Milne
American Book "Co
Wheeler
Wheeler & Co
Holton
Southern School Book Publishing Company
J. M. Terrell
Mr. Culberson
Wiley
A. A Wiley
Constitution
Orlando
Board of Trade
Gulf Coast
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Star and Crescent
USAR
North Georgia
Candy Cathartic
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Eatom Cave Co
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