British Note on Panama Canal Row Cites Hay Pauncefote Treaty
Washington reports reveal Britain's final stance to Taft administration on the Panama canal tolls dispute. The reply, drafted by Ambassador Bryce and delivered via Knox, argues that the Hay Pauncefote treaty is involved and that immediate settlement may be needed before the U S changes hands.
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Washington
Great Britain
Taft
Panama Canal
United States
State Knox
State Department
Seontary Knox
Sir Edward Grey
Bryce
Edward Grey
United Stars Charger D'Affaires
London
Congress
Eitions
His Majesty
Hla
Dooly County Prize Hog Tops Eight Hundred Pounds
Vienna Ga special Dooly county's prize hog weighed about 800 pounds when killed and dressed, winning top honors. Bred and raised on J Adams farm near Vienna, the hog is claimed to be the biggest of the year and possibly the largest ever raised in the county.
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Vienna
Dooly County
Adams
Tiger Makes Struggle to Evade Stockade
Athens Georgia March 1 Special RB lL Porter a former city and state political worker found guilty by the mayor for the third time and sent to the stockade for six months appeals through council certiorari to superior court Judge Brand refused to disturb lower rulings arrest imminent as supersedeas grants twenty days to prep for appeals court trial possible US Supreme Court path Porter and his band facing about twelve hundred dollars in case amounts
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Athens
RB Ll. Porter
Brand
Ras
Edeas
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Cadet Camp at Augusta for University of Georgia corps
The annual cadet encampment of the University of Georgia will be held in Augusta in the last week of April. The event, a feature of life for the three lower classes, has usually taken place in Gainesville but is now planned to occur in Augusta. The city and alumni expect much good times with an invitation extended to the corps.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Augusta
Gainesville
Bertin
Mange
New York
Itta
France
Europa
Ringe
Takara
Caringa Aer
Officials Impeached and Then Indicted in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City March 1 State Insurance Commissioner Perry A Ballard was impeached by the house and indicted by the grand jury for taking a bribe worth 200 and issuing a permit to an Oklahoma Life Insurance company. Ballard released on 1000 bond. State Printer Giles Patri4 impeached by senate and indicted for altering a warrant in payment for the Oklahoma Red Book. Keefe alleged to have accepted free travel from rail and steamship lines used in his official duties. Senate paid tribute to the late Senator Heyburn of Idaho, with remarks by Borah and others.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Perry A. Ballard
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Ballard
Oklahoma
Tnsurance
Giles
Farris
Capias
Arbitration and canal passage settlement urged before opening
A British note discusses United States and United Kingdom positions on settling the Hay Pauncefote issue before canal opening. It argues arbitration should precede acts that might cause damage claims and urges united nations to join in the project without residual disputes.
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United States
Mafesty
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old time advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin claiming relief from sour, gassy, upset stomachs in five minutes. It asserts the product regulates weak stomachs, prevents distress after meals, and enables eating favorite foods without fear, noting millions of sales annually.
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Fpape
Pape
Apartment House Planned for North Boulevard
A. F. N. Everett designs a $45,000 three story apartment building to be erected by Dr W. E. Lambright at 488 North Boulevard near Morrison street. Construction starts now with occupancy planned by September 1. The six and four room units will be exterior with front and rear porches. A sunken garden court with fountains and a roof garden will feature the design. Exterior walls will use light pressed brick and a red tile roof.
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A. F. N. Everett
W. E. Lambright
North Boulevard
Morrison Street
Atlanta
Grais
Results of the Past Week in New Orleans Cotton
The New Orleans cotton market showed a modest weekly gain with prices trading within a narrow range. Spot prices rose to 12 3 8 cents per pound, while sales and arrivals remained notable. March positions shifted toward the bulls amid improving demand and crop progress in Texas.
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New Orleans
Coton
Pricca
Texas
Easing of Cotton Values Fails to Move Dry Goods Market
New York March 1 The week saw continued large volume in distributing and retail markets for cotton goods and fabrics. Mills faced active purchases of prints and denims as exporters pause, while buyers stockpile to avert shortages amid labor constraints and uncertain outlook for longer-term cloth sales. Prices listed include various fabrics such as 28 inch cloths at 4 cents and denims around 24 cents, with demand strong for white goods and cottons.
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New York
Geode
China
Staniarda
Wall Street Week Sees Slow Trading Amid Market Hesitation
New York March 1 Slow trading in Wall Street this week left stocks near a resistance level as short selling and dividend cuts weighed on sentiment. Pressure from Southern Pacific, Minnesota ratification doubt, and Union Pacific plans contributed to cautious activity while European news and gold movements offered mixed support. The week opened amid industry blockade effects and anticipated policy shifts tempering investor optimism.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacife Syndicate
Mader
Minnesota Rats
Union Pacife
California Railroad Commission
New York Subway
Wewa
Argentina
New York Banks Report March 1 Cash Decrease and Loan Rise
New York clearing house banks show a sharp cash drop of 8.66 million as loans expand by 11.6 million. Deposits rise by 8.87 million, triggering higher reserve needs and a current surplus reserve of 2.40025 million above the 25 percent minimum.
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New York
Caxh
Cagh
State Banke
New York Clearing House
Ittself
Tt Ie
Liverpool March 1 Varied Imports Listed for Flour and Food Goods
Liverpool records show stacks of arcidsmfa and provisiona to Liverpool Flour including 12000 sacks wheat 12000 eneka 386000 cemala corn 430 boxes ams 1900 boxes butter 2400 ows cheese 400 boxes lard 7000 tons of prime western steam and other kinds.
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Liverpool
Arcidsmfa
Provisiona
Prime Western Steam
Mrs Schmidt’s Condition Worsens At Home
Mrs Schmidt of 195 Angler avenue mother of Joseph Robert and Eugene Schmidt remains seriously injured after a fall on her stairway weeks ago and shows no improvement. Family and friends fear for her health as church volunteers promote a big picnic contest aimed at gaining at least a thousand members this Sunday, following $44 raised last week.
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Schmidt
Angler Avenue
Joseph
Robert
Eugene Schmidt
First Christian
Second Baptist
First Christian Workers
Senate Filibuster Threatens Passage Of Key Appropriations
Washington March 1 A strong senate filibuster against river and harbor and public buildings conference reports endangers completion of major appropriation measures with only sixty hours to adjournment. Newlands Bristow Root and O Gorman push for votes while others seek house action on river regulation, risking failure of bills and possible extra session.
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Senate
Congress
Root
O'Gorman
Bristow
House of Representatives
Newlands
Nevada
Conference Committee
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Miliary Armory
Natonal Red Cross
New York
House
Murdock
Kansas
Augusta Farmer Jim Whittle Death Reported by Laudanum
A telephone message from Blackville says Jim Whittle, a prominent farmer in South Carolina, died about 7 o clock from laudanum ingested earlier that day. He had been shot by an overseer about a year ago and suffered severe recent financial reverses.
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Augusta
Blackville
Jim Whittle
South Carolina
Steel trade shows demand for steel bars and rails
New York reports a rush by agricultural machinery makers for steel bars plates and shapes through July 1914 with April being pivotal for market restock. Railroads placed new orders for 140000 tons of rail 20090 cars and 5 locomotives as contract activity tightens. Locomotive builders booked 133 engines while Lord Taylor bids seek 8000 tons of steel for store fittings and Buenos Aires post office orders for 7500 tons accompany overall strong steel activity.
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New York
Steet
Wellaly
United States Corporation
Atel Locomotive Buildera
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
New
Live Stock Markets and Grain Prices Across Cities
Cattle receipts and prices reported in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City on March 1 show steady to firm native and Texas steers with varied calf and hog quotes. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City reflect modest gains on May and July contracts.
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Chicago
Os St Louis
Otexana
Texas
Kansas City
Colorado
Louisville
Timothy
St. Louie
SBR
HSG
Oate
Railway Valuation Bill Signed into Law by President
Washington March 1 one oil for physical valuation of railroads as a basis of rate regulation was signed by the president tonight and became law when this information was received at the capitol. An amendment to the general deficiency bill was arranged to appropriate 500000 dollars to carry the new statute into effect.
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Washington
Rising unrest in Trujillo Venezuela at La Mesa
Word from Willemstad Curaçao reports Juan Araujo leading 890 men against the government in La Mesa Trujillo. Forces from Maracay are dispatched to quell the disturbance described as only a minor uprising.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacoa
Trujillo
Juan Araujo
la Mesa
Maracea
Gorgas to Clean Guayaquil
Guayaquil authorities authorize preliminary sanitation work for the city. Colonel William C Gorgas, head of Panama Canal Zone sanitation, recently visited Guayaquil to plan the scheme and oversee the initial steps.
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Gorgas
Guayaquil
William C Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Sheppard Wins 886 Yards Invitation Run in Kansas City
Melvin W. Sheppard representing the Irish American Athletic Club of New York easily won the 886 yards invitation race at the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor meet. Despite facing Missouri Valley Conference quarter milers, he pulled away in the final sprint. No points were recorded since it was an invitation event.
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Kansas City
Melvin W. Sheppard
Seventy seven remedy advertised to prevent pneumonia
An ad cites a doctor seeing three new pneumonia cases in one day and promotes Seventy seven as a cold and grip preventive. It describes first signs like lassitude and aches and urges keeping the small vial of pellets handy. Sold by druggists or mail order from Humphreys Homes Medicine Co. in New York.
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Humphreys Homes Medicine Co
William St
New York
Secret beauty system promises rapid facial glow and bust growth
An advertisement touts a supposed beauty treatment by Madame Cunningham offering rapid facial wrinkle removal, neck and bust development, long lashes, clear skin, and hair removal. It cites testimonials from women in NY NJ and others, claims free personalized instructions, and directs readers to write Evelyn Cunningham in Chicago for details.
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Wren
Buel Baker
H. Walker
N. J
Gertrude Morrow
Madame Cunningham
Thousand of Warren
Bali
Evelyn Cunoingeham
Butte
Michigan
Chicago
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