Panama declares independence amid upheaval on isthmus
Panama proclaims independence as troops and officers are imprisoned and naval vessels move to the isthmus. U S government scrambles to protect interests with ships dispatched to Colon and Panama City and a cabinet planned to govern the new republic. Continuous unrest and possible uprisings ripple through Central America as Washington coordinates responses.
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Panama
United States
Obia
Tovar
Amaya
Republic of Panama
Washington
Navy Department
Colon
Calon
Navs Department
Department
Roosevelt
Hay
Darling
Loomis
White House
Isthmus
Rosevelt
Navy
Belknap
Bureau of Navigation
Taylor
Nashville
Hubbard
Washville
Kingston
San Domingo
State Department
Guantanamo
Admiral Coghlan
Atlantic
Forecast Summary Reflects Georgia Weather and Local Events
Forecasts for Georgia show Wednesday and Tuesday conditions with historical temperature highs and lows, precipitation figures, and notes on excesses since January. The report mentions bond cases, court actions, and regional political shifts, including a Bremen mayoral matter, bank failures, and a Georgia railroad wreck near Madison with fatalities.
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Georgia
Coiter Heirs Haya
Ain Joh Poidleton
Aten Ea
Guanant
Wilburn
Arctor
Hr Wits
Acobete
Vincent
Avenias
Polit Jeu
Slater
Jocal Knights
Beckham Wins in Old Kentucky Governor Race
Early returns show C. W. Beckham, Democrat, with a statewide majority conservatively estimated at 14,000. Louisville reports an exciting day with alleged irregularities in Republican precincts, while overall counties heard from favor Beckham by about 36,000 outside the eleventh district. returns from remote counties will arrive later.
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Louieville
Inmgernor
W. Beckham
Beckham
Belknap
Selknap
Louisville
Jefferson County
Yerkes
Beckhoms
Maryland Clasped in Arms of Democracy
Early in the morning the returns show Democrats winning the governor’s race and likely controlling the legislature. In Baltimore at 2 30 am only 85 of 308 precincts reported, suggesting Warfield's lead of about 7000 to 8000 votes in the city. Statewide, peace prevailed with one reported incident in Harfork, Dorchester County.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Exiwin Warfield
Harfork
Dorchester County
Roosevelt 18 Tickled by Ohio Result
President Roosevelt expressed gratification over the election results, saying he was very pleased by the outcome from Ohio as votes continued to be tallied. The comment came in Washington with no further remarks planned.
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Outhern
Mis‘aasippi
Supreme Court
A. &. Love
North Carolina
Waaven Amt Hist
Ward
Iran
Washington
Roosevelt
Hanna Praises Ohio Victory For Republicans In Morning
In Cleveland at midnight Senator Hanna hailed an overwhelming Republican triumph in Ohio state and legislative races praising the people and bond governance. Mayor Johnson declined immediate comment on the result, and reports of a white black dispute with twelve wounded could not be verified due to congested telegraph lines.
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Macon
Po- Hea
Murray
Qhorgia
Madjaon
Vene
Augusta
Cleveland
Hanna
Ohio
Johnson
Blacke
Stia
Republicans Elect Their State Ticket in Ohio Clash
Columbus, Nov 3 The Republicans won a decisive plurality for governor with Myron T. Herrick defeating Democrat Tom L. Johnson by well over 100,000. Hanna’s Senate plurality on joint ballot surpassed all earlier Ohio records, while Foraker’s previous majority was exceeded. Delays in counting due to constitutional amendments and redistricting in 71 municipalities complicated results but indicated Republican gains beyond last April. Continued on Page Two.
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Pansacula
McClellan
New York
Maryland
The
Republic
Ohio
Colorado
New Jersey
Riza Co. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Morgan Park
Scott County
Wilma
Kentucky
Calvin Wade
Norwich
Amun
Roosevelt
Csater Bay
Washington
Orlock
Benenant Atlort Herher
Maine
Chem
Columbus
Myron T. Herrick
Som L. Johnson
Hanna
Benster Foraker
John Sherman
Senate
Bushner
Sherman
Republicana
McClellan Wins Mayor by Plurality in Greater New York
The article reports Colonel George B. McClellan being elected mayor of Greater New York by a plurality of about 70,000, sweeping most boroughs except one. It credits a Democratic revival, praises Murphy and the Tammany machine, and notes implications for Roosevelt and national politics with divisions within the Republican side.
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Jos. Ohl
George B. McCisilan
Greater New
McClellan
Tammany
Murphy
Charlie Murphy
George McClellan
Tammany Organization
Cresa
Brooklyn
Mccarren
Melaughlin
Comer
Edward M. Shepard
David B. Hill
New York
Devery
Democratic Organizations of
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Jacob Bishop
Louisvile
Barrowly
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Welch
W. Va
Father Lynch
Gainesville
Stan Dich
Priners Hadgiwitl
Ed Rnodes
Ellimg
Lis
Premier Combes
Mama Misteen
Clement
Purma
Paris
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Aqueduct
Depi
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Mint
Tiserpool
Edward M. Grout
Geo. B. Woleldan
New York City
Charles N. Fornes
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A. P. Gorman
Senator Hanna
Tom L. Johnson
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Geo. McClellan
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