Isthmian Canal Terms May Be Rejected by Central American States
Washington reports new protocols may be required as Nicaragua Costa Rica and other nations shift positions on canal routes. Officials say past agreements on permanent treaties and rights for canal construction are no longer binding and new protocols must be drafted for Panama Colombia and the Nicaraguan corridor.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Panama Canal
Colombia
State Department
Congress
Miss Julia Lamont Stricken With Brain Fever In New York
Miss Julia Lamont daughter of Daniel Lamont former secretary of war is critically ill with brain fever at her home in New York City. She was to attend a gala Metropolitan Opera box event with Mrs Grover Cleveland last Tuesday night for Henry Pringle.
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New York
Julia Lamont
Daniel Lamont
Lamont
Grover Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera House
Pring? Henry
Mormon Proselyting in Copenhagen Raises Alarm
Mormon missionaries in Copenhagen aggressively distribute literature and urge young Danish girls to attend meetings. Statistics show about one in twenty two Danish emigrants to the United States join the church. Clergy and government officials plan measures to curb the proselytizing.
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Copenhagen
United States
Health Report Shows Low Illness in Philippine Division
Surgeon General Sternberg reports for the Philippine division a 6.16 percent sickness rate with 250 cases in the month ending Jan 15. There were 59 deaths, down 18 from the prior month, despite active operations in Samar and Batangas. Bubonic plague cases totaled three, including Harry Dunn who died Dec 27.
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Sternberg
Military Division of the
Philippines
Pope
Samar
Batangas
Harry Dunn
Courtmartial Ordered for Samar Island Killings
A courtmartial is set for March 17 in Manila for Maj W T Littleton Maj Waller and Lt John H A Day of the Marine Corps on charges of executing Samaritans without trial. Details describe atrocious acts including a native shot in the thigh then others shot in the arms and body over four days. Friends blame privations on Samar for their actions.
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W. T. Waller
John H. A. Day
Marine Corps
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Samar
Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad Tracklay to Begin
Kansas City headlines announce tracklaying on the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad will start at Anthony, Kansas this month. Ninety two miles in Kansas and Oklahoma nearly ready, with Juan F Trevino heading operations east of the Sierra Madre to begin next week from Chihuahua. Rails from Europe for the graded sections are en route, and ties and bridge timbers have arrived for the Port Stillwell segment.
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Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Anthony
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Juan F. Trevino
Sierra Madre Mountains
Mexico
Chihuahua
Europe
Port Stillwell
Private sale of Garlands Chinese porcelain collection
A world famed collection gathered by James A. Garland and valued at 1 million dollars was privately sold by Garland estate trustees. The collection, loaned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for seven years, contains nearly 1500 pieces displayed in 17 cases.
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New York
James A. Garlands
First National Bank
Garland
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Prince Henry's Train Arrives at South Terminal Boston
Prince Henry's train reaches Boston South Terminal at 9 35 am amid crowds along the procession route. The mayor secretary and city officials arrive early as cavalry forms the escort and a dozen open carriages await to convey the prince.
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Boston
Prince Henry
South Terminal
Rival steel firm plans $500000 east Calumet plant
Rival company for a major steel firm announces an industrial complex on the east side of the Calumet river. Ground cost about $125,000 to $2500 per acre with contracts already let. The facility will include 12 buildings and 70,000 square feet of floor space. An open hearth steel department and a rolling mill for billets are planned.
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Rival For Steel Corporation
Chicago
Big Steel Corporation
Calumet River
Bank Caving Flood Damages Augusta Riverfront
Floods in Augusta Georgia caused a section of river bank above MacKinney Street to cave in, taking 300 feet of the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad track with it. The Rogers and Co warehouse also was undermined by the freshet on the Savannah River.
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Rio Grande River
Washington
Texas
Hay
Rio Grande
Augusta
MacKinney Street
Charleston and
Rogers & Co
Savannah River
To Cure Malaria in Four Days Quinorla Adverts
Drug ad claims Quinorla cures malaria in four days and offers refunds for fever malaria bills. Sells at 50 cents per package. M A James, leading Bryan druggist, promotes the remedy to customers.
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M. A James
Bryan
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