Debate over Panama crisis reddens Senate action
Senators clash on a motion to lay on the table amid debate over U S actions in Panama and Colombia. Foraker and Bacon defend presidential conduct and treaty limits while Daniel and Carmack press for caution, warning against warlike implications and urging proper oversight.
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United States
Republic of Colombia
Mr. Carmack
Panama
Colombia
Bacon
Lodge
Culberson
Foraker
Tranatt
Daniel
Mr. Foraker
Mr. Morgan
Senate
No American troops going to the isthmus
Colon January 12 United States naval officials doubt Colombia will send an army to attack Panama. Reports confirm 4000 Colombian troops under Ortiz Uribe Uribe Bustamente and Novos at Titumati with four field guns steam launches and cattle. US Marines dispatched from Colon to Mandikja and warships expected to move along the San Blas coast. no Colombian force sighted on the Pacific side. The situation appears warlike.
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Colon
United States
Colombia
Panama
Titunat
Ortiz
Uribe-Uribe
Bustamente
Novos
Titumati
Inenaquina
Cartagena
Trefia
Herald
Nome de Dios
Mandikja
Darien
Tiburon
San Blas
Secretary Root Says No War Plans With Colombia
Secretary Root states there is no state of war with Colombia and no preparations for war on the Isthmus. He urges patience and emphasizes friendly efforts to resolve disputes, noting Colombia must recognize the fact of clear, accomplished positions and that the U S will aid if needed. General Reyes, in Washington, shows polite reception and may stay pending canal treaty action.
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Washington
Root
United States
Trauna
Colombia
War Departments
Bogota
Reyes
Stior
Hay
Panama
General Reyes
New York
Senate
Police Chief appoints escort to meet General Gordon body
Chief Ball names Confederate veterans detail to meet the train bearing General John B. Gordon. Captain Henry Jennings leads Sergeants John Joiner and others to guard the remains. A fundraising subscription among veterans aims to fund monuments for Gordon and General James Longstreet.
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Ball
John W. Ball
Police Department
John B. Gordon
Henry Jennings
John Joiner
T. J. McCarley
Terry
W. W. Clower
J. C. Steerman
J. M. Berry
W. B H. West
J. E
Piles Cure Ad Shoppers Trust PaZO OINTMENT
An ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles with PaZO OINTMENT at 50c, noting refunds if not cured in 6 to 14 days. The text then shifts to Senate debates on Colombia Panama claims, adjournment at 8:18 pm, and calls for continued consideration tomorrow after post office investigations.
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Bacon
Colombia
Hage
Heyburn
Hale
Mr. Bacon
Spooner
Republic of Panama
United States
Panama
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Carmack
Messrs. Hale
Carmack
Post Office Department
Senate
Colonel McClellan Dies at 89 in Bristol Tennessee
Colonel George R. McClellan former Mexican War veteran and long time Tennessean dies at his Bristol home aged 89. He served as colonel in 1847 and held roles as county judge Sullivan county state senator representative in the legislature railroad commissioner and internal revenue collector. Funeral at Blountville Presbyterian Church tomorrow at noon.
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Tannesses
Bristol
Tenn
George R. McClellan
Tennessee
Presbyterian Church of
Blountville
McClellan
Sullivan County
Internal Revenue
State of
Frank Goodson on Trial for Murder in Retro Case
In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 12 special reports the trial of Frank Goodson for the February murder of Frank Worthen at Retro opened. Evidence of the assault with an ax after a boundary dispute is strong though the defense argues the ax blow did not cause Worthen’s death about a month later. The jury is expected to render a verdict tomorrow morning.
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Frank Worthern
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Goodson
Frank Worthen
Retro
Criminal Court
Worthen
Democratic Convention Fight Over New York City Bid
Debates over committee seats and Chicago protection clash as Norman Mack files New York’s bid for the national convention. Jacob Huff and Robert Roosevelt defend New York’s claim, toutting city facilities and ease of access while urging unity.
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Charlotte
N.C
Howard @efton
District of Columbia
Jones
James L. Norris
Sefton
Stone
Missouri
James L. Norrie
Edward Sefton
Harmony
Wan
A A. Goodrich
George W. Peck
Chicago
Judge Goodrich
Democratic Party
New York
Norman E. Mack
McClellan
Robert A. van Wyck
Jacob Huff
John Fox
Robert B. Roosevelt
Daniel O'Day
Randolph Guggenheimer
John P. O'Rourke
Democratic Club
Portionas
Union
Central Palace
Madison Squats Garden
McCaren
New York City
Kansas City
Manhattan Island
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief for Piles
A testimonial from Mr. A. Leonard of Mexico City claims twenty years of suffering from piles ended by Pyramid Pile Cure. The package, a suppository, supposedly acts quickly and painlessly, sold by druggists for 60 cents a package. Mail orders offered from Prid Bros Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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A. Leonard
Mexico
United States
Quebor
Drugaleta
Prid Dros Co
Marshall, Mich
A Mother's Love and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A historical ad style piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic for women during motherhood. It claims benefits for maternal strength, reduced childbirth discomfort, and overall health, with testimonials and an offer of a $500 reward for cures. It also promotes education on anatomy and sexology and advertises a medical adviser book.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
J. W. G. Stephens
Mila
S. Olive Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Daughters of Pocahontas
Minneola Council
South Baptist Church
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
M.D
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
St Louis Wins Bid for Convention Amid City Promises
A St Louis committee selected the city as convention host after a lengthy session in Washington. The offer included $40,000 cash and use of the Coliseum with 12,000 seating, plus hotel guarantees and transport support. Chicago proposed a $45,000 budget with unused funds returned and 9,000 tickets for locals. Bryan attended informally after adjournment.
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Stone
St. Louis
Wells
Missouri
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Chicago
A. G
John H. Hopkins
Thomas Gaan
Maxwell Edger
Iron Quaig Club
Wiliam J. Bryan
Washington
At. Louis
New York
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
J. B. Johnson
Jims
Jones
J. T. McGraw
West Virginia
J.&. Ellyson
Virginia
W. B. ‘Bourtey
New Janey
Pennsylvania
Norman Bd, Mack
Funeral March Toward Atlanta Continues from First Page
The procession describes floral offerings and a decorated coffin as the train carrying the southern leader departs. Confederate veterans greet stops in Palm Beach Daytona Fort Pierce and St Augustine with wreaths while families honor the deceased. Amid the travel, committee actions consider membership for Washington DC Hawaii Porto Rico and a Lewis and Clark exposition resolution is approved.
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Miami
West Palm Beach
Flagler
Palm Beach
Daytona
Staton
Fort Pierce
Gordon
Lee
St. Augustina
Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
District of Columbia
Democratic Central Committee of
Hawaii
Wood
Iron
Democratic Central Committee
Porto Rico
St. Lous
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