Treaty Grounded Fishermen Rights Highlight Newfoundland Dispute
The piece argues the Gloucester fishermen’s rights rest on the 1818 treaty between the United States and Britain. It warns rash actions could spark a casus belli and urges diplomacy over armed confrontation to resolve bait supplies Newfoundland labor, and misrepresentation issues.
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Newfoundland
Great Britain
St. John’s
Washington
United States
America
Wage Increase Hinted for Fall River Mills
Fall River mill owners are expected to raise wages for operatives following the Textile Council's request to restore the pre cut scale, with a partial rise likely Oct 23. Producers cite widening margins between production costs and cloth prices and foresee a broader labor profits share and amicable settlements.
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Textile Council
Fall River
Liberals Withdraw From Cuban Presidential Race
The Cuban Liberal party at a Havana convention announced their withdrawal from the coming presidential election and said they will not be responsible for any acts that may occur. If Liberals abstain, Palma is likely to win a near unanimous reelection, seen as favorable to the republic’s record.
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Cuba
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Panama Canal Decision Delayed as Advisory Panel Reports
The article notes the delay in deciding between a sea level canal and a Lock-based canal across the isthmus. While awaiting the engineering advisory commission, operations stay unchanged but funding activity remains brisk, signaling money moves ahead of a final choice.
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Advisory Commission of Engineering
Cash for Canal Project Draws Fresh Contention
The piece reviews funding for the canal project, noting Congress initially appropriated 60 million dollars with authority to issue 138 million in bonds. Cash disbursements include 40 million to a French company and 10 million to Panama supporters plus 10 million to the Walker commission. Budgets face strain as staff cuts occur and a proposal to bond the 60 million faces doubtful public support.
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Treasury
Shaw
Maine Moose Hunting Season Opens Across State
The Maine open season for moose draws about 10 000 hunters for six weeks. Reports show more deer than in 1904 and moose numbers higher than in a decade, with moose described as the heaviest game in the temperate zone and a premier hunting experience. venison tagged by fifteen dollar licenses is being reported.
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Maine
Delegates Start for Los Angeles WCTU Convention
A special train carrying New England delegates of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union departed late yesterday for Los Angeles where the annual convention will be held next week. Included is Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens of Portland Maine, president of the national organization.
The Knight Sans Peur Sans Reproche by Chicago Record Herald
A playful poem praising Teddy's bravery while wryly noting his fear of a folded bed and street crossing. It contrasts heroic feats against ordinary dangers like cars, pilots, and thunderstorms, ending with the jolt of a loaded gun unknown to him.
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Teddy
Mountain Lion’s Cave
All Sorts Insurance Investigation and Wage Tale
A satirical courtroom scene features Mr Dickmick Urdy, president of Muteyell Life Insurance, testifying about a $150000 annual salary. The judge and jury react as the exchange highlights high executive pay and policyholder funding amid humorous dialogue. Continued in a future installment.
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Jawn
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Bagatelle
Mickardy Muteyell Family Benefit Association
Fragments From A Busy Boston Notebook
A column of local notes covers charity funds, a Grand Mayor Collins tribute, new horse troughs, a Sagamore Associates ball, the Irish Ladies' Choir link to a golden boat, tenement mix ups in Malden, courthouse cigar observations, Jamaica Plain lighting talks, Fenway scenery, Sir Ernest Cochrane’s press siege, Deputy Chief Hanscom’s aging Civil War glow, golf versus football banter, October steam yachts, Langenthal European travels, Malden health figures, Dr. Macfarland’s American identity riddle, and Baron Sakuzi’s Trafalgar centenary address invitees.
Calls Vivisectors "Female Vampires" to Editor
A reader denounces Chicago female vivisectionists as predators and urges the Post to print their names and residences. He says society should beware these "Huns" and warns fathers to avoid wives and mothers who participate in blood sports.
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Chicago
Angels Are Sexless According To Scripture
Letter to the editor argues angels are sexless and criticizes Mr Borglum for destroying art. The writer cites Matthew references and Genesis to suggest angels do not reproduce or manifest gender, and questions authority for labeling angels male.
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I. Corinthians
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