Negotiations with Colombia End Over Isthmus Control
The text notes a collapse of talks for canal strip possession, a U S Navy cruiser ordered to Colon arriving November 2, and a Colombian gunboat bringing troops for Yanama while Washington officials sought news of the Isthmian revolution. The passage mentions American offices reporting quiet and Colombia’s indisputable province control as naval forces retrain troops to quell insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velt
Colombia
Canal Strip
Nashville
Colon
Yanama
Washington
Ridicu
Colombia, Panama, and U S Treaty Debate Amid Canal Rift
The article discusses Colombia and Panama sovereignty disputes over the canal. It notes U S terms offered to Panama Canal Co rights via Cromwell and New York financiers, and Colombia's rejection without constitutional amendment. Senator Hitchcock cites arbitration concerns and criticizes private interests funding arbitration over the sister republic.
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Atolombia
Panam
Colombia
United States
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Company
Cromwell
New York
Canal Strip
Hitchcock
Great Britain
Andrew Carnegie
GROVE SANARE CUTIS CURES ECZEMA CLAIMS
The Paris Medicine Co of St. Louis promotes GROVE S SANARE CUTIS with a money back guarantee promising to cure eczema in 10 to 30 days. The ointment is described as clean and non staining and can be mailed for 50 cents if not available locally. If unsatisfied, buyers can request a refund.
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Paris Medicine Co
Pine Street
St. Louis
Grove
Locomotive explosion kills four men near Muncy
Four men died when a locomotive boiler exploded on a freight train near Muncy Pennsylvania. The engineer William Fink fireman Harry Robinson conductor Bolton White and brakeman William Meyers were in the cab when the blast occurred. One side of Muncy station was demolished but no bystanders were harmed. Fink died within twenty minutes. others were killed instantly. The freight train reportedly was moving fast at the time of the blast. The ad promotes Lax-Fos Medicine as a tonic for the liver stomach kidneys and bowels with a money back plan.
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Williamsport
Muncy
Here
William Fink
Harry Robinson
Bolton White
William Meyers
Fink
Mrs Johns to receive part of Hoe estate settlement
New York March 1 Suits by Margaret Johnson Johns former nurse against the executors of Robert Hoe the printing press maker sought 260000 in securities alleged given by Hoe before his death The case was settled today in supreme court with Mrs Johns attorneys saying she received a satisfactory sum and the executors making an acceptable settlement offer
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New York
Robert Hoe
Margaret Johnson Johns
Hoe
Supreme Court
Johns
Christian Scientist Freed By Hung Jury
New York March 1 The jury in the Willis Vernon Cole Christian Science case could not agree after deliberating eight hours and a half and was discharged. Eight favored acquittal four for conviction. Cole testified his treatment aligned with Christian Science beliefs and cited Science and Health and the Bible. He likely will face another trial and was freed on bail.
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New York
Willis Vernon Cole
Jkwan
Cole
Conference in Wesley Memorial church outlines boys focus
The Dixon convention notes a full day at Tabernacle Baptist and Wesley Memorial with talks by Fred B. Smith and FL Laflamine. Events include ministers meetings, business luncheon at Durand's, a boys parade, field day, and a mass meeting, plus a lecture on religious vocabulary and youth Bible study.
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Wesley Memorial Church
R. A. Waite, Jr
Fred B. Smith
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Durand
Fred Smith
International Quartet
Will Ging
Uaual
Union Institute and Conservation Meeting
B. Smith
Tabernacle Baptisl Church
Big Bethel Church
FL A. Watte
Jesus
Watte
Heys
Waite
Wiedmont Park
Moon and Religion Forward Movement
Menars
Gilbert
Meiwall
Kerter
Peck
Ging
America
Mr. Smith
Grand Opera House
Grand Sings Bones in Style But Critics Favor Caruso Myth
Review lauds Signor Allesandro Bones as a remarkable tenor with a pure tone and dramatic stage presence that stuns a full Grand audience. It claims his voice rivals Caruso in power, calling him possibly the era’s greatest tenor and praising his control, flexibility, and the program’s varied range from lullabies to Puccini. The article notes Franchini’s unusual accompaniment and a clear, sweet overture, positioning Bones as a towering yet controversial figure in opera.
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Signor Allesandro Bones
Caruso
Voloe
Bond
Bignor Borici
Manhattan
Englfen
Robert E. Franchinitng
Mixnon
English Miners Idle as Strike Paralyzes Coal Industry
London reports Premier Aggurth inviting miners to meet owners, but the executive committee refuses, insisting on their minimum wage schedule. The union urges each district to seek instructions, signaling a protracted stoppage. Coal shortages cripple factories, roads, and shipping as Wales, Warwickshire, and northern areas weigh actions.
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London
Aggurth
Coap
Mincra
Warwickshire
Wales
South Wales
Great Britain
Miners’ Federation
trans-Atlantic
Pickpocket suspects elude detectives in city raid
Detectives traced the alleged headquarters of three pickpockets to a boarding house at 123 South Pryor street. Two suspects fled through the back and have not been seen since. Samuel K. Viarris remains jailed. H. K. Davis, 30, a steam fitter from Joplin Missouri, was arrested on suspicion and held for further inquiry. Three suitcases were found at the boarding house.
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Samual K. Viarris
Decatur Street
H. K. Davis
Joplin
Dallas
Texas
South Pryor Street
Wan
Chinese Rebels Riot and Loot Rioters Rampage in Pekin
Riot and looting by mutinous soldiers spreads through Pekin with skirmishes between loyal troops and rebels. Executions occur on the spot for looters. Fires die out, losses estimated around 15 million dollars. Delegates from Nanking escaped burning residences. legation quarter stores hold valuables. Trains to Tianjin carry fugitives as authorities move to calm unrest.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Nanking
Legation Quarter
Arceeling
Tien Tsin
Million Dollar Coal Deal In Alabama Lands
Birmingham March 1 Edgar L Adler announced purchase of Corona Coal and Iron Company from L B Musgrove and associates for 1 million dollars The property includes 46000 acres of coal lands with three mine openings producing 500000 tons yearly The new owners plan to raise output to one million tons per year
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Birmingham
Ala
Edgar L. Adler
Corona Coal and Iron Company
L. B. Musgrove and Associates
Hughes Found Guilty Of Killing Jockey In Memphis Trial
J. M. Weta led the Shelby County attorney general team against J. M. Hughes a Haynes Ark planter found guilty of murdering jockey Thomas Dolan. Hughes faces possible hanging or life in prison with sentencing set for March 16. Defense sought a new trial as Patterson led Hughes’ counsel amid sensational testimony and jury tampering accusations.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. J. Hughes
Haynes, Ark, Planter
Thomas Dolan
Jockey
Edgington
Hughes
Dolan
J. M. Weta
Shelby County
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
Dress Caught Fire In Yard Blamed on Burning Trash
New Orleans March 1 Miss E. W. Guskine of this city escaped serious injury when her dress caught fire while burning trash in her yard. She ran into the house, went to the bathtub and extinguished the flames.
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New
Orlestia
Opening Night of Tabernacle Bible Conference Draws 1200
Dr Len G Brovgt en of the Baptist Tabernacle opened the fourteenth annual Tabernacle Bible conference with 1200 attending the first service. Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur of New York spoke on Russia and the Russian church, sharing experiences from St Petersburg and noting Russia’s vast Russo-Greek church influence and the czar as a vice regent of Jehovah God.
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Tabernacle Bible Conference
Len G Brovgten
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Inital J
Russia
Robert Stuart MacArthur
New York City
Tabernacle
Chester E. Harrie
Ohio
George Fisher
Michigan
A. C. Boutinag
Tabernacle Choir
Assembly
St. Petersburg
Ketler Tabernacle
MacArthur
Cu le Low
Czar
Philadelphia
Rugala
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Mauasia
Fetler
Koorland
al- Junta
Tunisia
St Petersburg
Dr. MacArthur
MacArthur Profiles Russia Speeches At Alliance Conference
From Russia who attended the Baptist Alliance at Philadelphia. At St. Petersburg a speech they published aroused a controversy. MacArthur recalls Roosevelt’s influence and cites a police stakeout while noting travel hurdles and a strong recommendation letter from Theodore Roosevelt. He plans Russia focused addresses at the conference.
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Russia
Baptist Alliance
Chilidelphia
SS Petersburg
Sun
St. Petersburg
Bate
Seringa
Congree
United States
Roosevelt
Theo
MacArthur
Ben
Baptista
Theodore
Tyr. MacArthur
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