Repul Eigan party policy outlined at Washington meeting
Washington December 12 A Farna advocated policy of the Republican party promises victory. National committee members paid their respects to President Roosevelt at the White House. Hanna led the session praising past achievements and predicting future success. The gathering, photograph at the White House, featured introductions and hearty applause. A July or December 12 date appears in the dispatch, with mentions of Panama, Cuba reciprocity, and typhoid cases in Butlerstown.
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Washington
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Hann
Agdhgtao
Ra Pheprico
Hanna
Tha
Aml
Rossavelt
White House
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Tate
Milwaukee
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Rontine
Perry
Heath
Scott
West Virginia
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Rhode Teant
Panama
Panam
Dinsmore
Dem
Ans
Slystan van Rearhol
van Vansive
Iter
Parana
Bowen Acts as Pracemaker to Rebuild Relations
Washington, Dec 12. Efforts of NRKert Wo Rewen, American minister to Venezuela, aim to reweaken tensions between Colombia and Venezuela. Aims include appointing a new minister to Caracas and a potential alliance plan to restore diplomatic ties and curb revolutionary threats as winter delays progress.
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Venezuela
Rewen
Voncensia
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Becket
Nagata
Ater
Criambin
Abandoned Expedition Strands Colombian Troops
Reports from Colon say General Tovar's forces suffer severe hardships as provisions run low and troops turn toward Gahtagena. The 450 soldiers aboard the Fournel were to press toward Pangan but rain and swollen rivers halted progress. A separate force near Bogota countermanded its advance, while Cartagena troops reportedly landed near the Panama border but the expedition was later abandoned.
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Calon
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Bulla
Rand
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Togota
Co Town
Mapdatens
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Bogota
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United States
Cartagena
Calombien Cartagena
Airato
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Tower
Thursil
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Parame
Mondy
Colombia Looks to The Hague for Parama Separation Issues
In conference at Catemtean delegation leaders draft a statement to present Colombian position seeking arbitration. Rumors say Colombia aims to submit questions to The Hague tribunal over Param a separation and its legal implications.
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Hague
Stastinginn
Nec
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Catemtean
Rumaya
Calamblana
Hague Tribunal
Parama
Senator Hanna seeks Wood subpoena over confirmation
Washington December 12 Senator Man horahoa moves to urge the senate military affairs committee to compel General Wood to answer charges raised during his major general confirmation. The panel aimed to close hearings by December 16 but now expects at least two more weeks. A subpoena would delay proceedings until Wood returns from the Philippines.
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Gharies
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Maanahoa
Senate
Wood
Prado
Weod
Aged Woman Killed After Six Bullet Wounds
An 71 year old Mrs. Elizabeth Henll was found dead at her home after six bullet wounds. Police hold two men and a woman under arrest as possible suspects. Reports mention an attempted cover story and possible links to nearby crime scenes including a rail yard incident and a truck wreck.
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Gelrich
Werton Wire Hn
Orhleh
Svilhorse
Owith
Lady Russell divorce and cruelty charges in court
Lady Russell is divorced amid reports of cruelty and misconduct by her former coachman Hussand. The proceeding details a contested separation with claims of unfaithfulness and arranged settlements under a chilly court atmosphere.
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Lonton
Fier
Mabel
Tustell
Eerce Nist
Wassel
William
Leach
Japanese Diet Dissolves Amid Russia Talks Tension Eases
Reported decision by the lower house to dissolve and dissolve the diet follows tense negotiations with Russia. The move relaxes restrictions and signals potential openings in Japan's formal stance toward Russia. Sources indicate Tokyo expects the Ten government reply and revised Japanese proposals to shape subsequent talks.
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Fia
Back Taxes Sought From Fire Insurance Firms
Wisconsin may recover 54000 to 209900 dollars in back taxes from 1514 fire insurance companies now operating and from forty that have operated here in thirty years. Taxes must be computed on the stocks incomes of three companies, including premiums and total incomes, under an attorney general opinion.
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Madison
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Wistonain
Altarnes
Amaynts
Tarrelnsurarra
Philadelphia postmaster explains acts to President Roosevelt
Unclear text provides details of a civil service investigation involving Philadelphia master Clarion McMichael and calls for dismissal. The report notes a unanimous recommendation by the civil service commission and mentions President Roosevelt as the addressee.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Dee
Clarion McMichael
Phildelphia
Civil Service
Hle Tomaval
Malamtice
McMi-Wael Hag
Anderston
Tinosavel
Chlaarh Meeeenaahytis
Ambiguous Turkish Consul Davie Alleged Abduction Report
Disjointed dispatches mention Consul Davie alleged abduction or escape and Turkish minister Th fled with the statu de toa. The text references U.S. officials and a Turkish subject, with scattered notes on a steamer, a market haul of venison and saddles, and various names, lacking clear coherence.
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Paice
Washington
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Turkey
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Iter
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