France Delays Recognition as Panama Seeks Declarations
Paris reports Foreign Minister Del Casse will grant formal recognition to the Panama republic only after the new regime issues a definite pledge to honor Colombia's canal obligations and French property rights. French consul notes U S naval actions prevented Colombian troop moves to Panama, while Colombia vows to fulfill treaty duties despite interference.
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Paris
France
Republic of Panama
del Casse
Colomba
Panams
Pan
Colombia
United States
Panam
Torres
Colon
Panama
Patrie
Consul at Panama and Minister at Bogota Telegraphed
Government dispatches show the consul in Panama and the minister in Bogota exchanging telegraphs on ongoing diplomatic matters. The communications indicate coordination between offices on regional policy and potential actions. No specific resolutions are noted in the available text.
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Panama
Bogota
Peaceful settlement urged as Panama severs links with Colombia
The State Department telegrams to Ehrman in Panama state Panama has proclaimed independence from Colombia and formed a republican government. The United States urges Colombia and Panama to settle all issues peacefully, stressing protection of U S citizens and transit rights and civilization interests.
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Washington
State Department
Ehrman
United States
Panama
Republic of
Colombia
Beaupre
Bogota
Republic of Colombia
United States of America
Panamanian crowds hail General Huerta as liberator
In Panama City on November 7 crowds paraded with torches and fireworks to honor General Huerta and the provisional government. Reports say Panamanian authorities moved to replace Colombian officials in Colon and support for U S figures grew as the Nashville's commander and Secretary Hay were cheered.
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Panama
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West Point
Republic of Panama
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Bogota
Buena Ventura
Republic
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Colon
Obaldia
Orinoco
Lovar
United States
Roosevelt
Hubbard
Nashville
Hay
Ehrman
Euerta
D. Amador
Jose Arpano
Frederico Boyd
Tomas Arias
Huertas
Bank collapse leaves $100000 liabilities in Kasaw National Bank case
Examination of the Kasaw National Bank at Tshomlaeth Te shows liabilities of $100,000 with about $50,000 due to depositors. Efforts to locate Kirby Purdom, bank president, have failed as old government figures are described as impotent after troops left.
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Ardmore
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Kasaw National Bank
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Kirby Purdom
Panama appoints envoy to Washington amid canal recognition
M Philippe Buena Varilla named diplomatic agent of Panama at Washington. He, a financial agent of the Panama Canal Company, notified the junta that the United States recognizes the de facto government. News sparks nationwide rejoicing as celebrations are prepared. Buena Varilla currently in New York.
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Panama
M. Phillippe Buena- Varilla
Republic of Panama
Washington
Panama Canal Company
United States
M. Phillippe
New York
Seven Thousand Colombian Troops Heading for Colon
Paris dispatch reports from Antwerp that Gonzales Torres says 7000 Colombian troops are nearly due at Savanilla en route to Colon. The force includes 500 from Antioquia and contingents from Boyaca.
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Paris
the Patrie
Antwerp
Belgium
Gonzales Torres
Colombia
Savanilla
Colon
Antioqui
Boyaca
German police post at Usibis surrounded and garrison dead
Daily Mail correspondent reports Usibis police post surrounded and garrison murdered. German force at Keelman's Hoop attacked. fifty white soldiers said to be involved in incident.
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Usibis
London
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Keelman's Hoop
Frantic With Delight Over Panama Recognition
Frantic with delight as the United States recognizes the de facto Panama government. In other news from Butte, a report claims a settlement of the long copper war between F Augustus Heinze and Amalgamated Copper is near with Heinze selling most holdings and likely becoming manager for the mines and smelters. Details on price are unclear.
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Havig
Portland
Ore
The
Oregonian
Butte
Mont
F. Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Heinze
Amalgamated
Census bulletin lists cotton ginned to Oct 18 in 1910
The Census Bureau reports 3,839,627 commercial bales ginned this year through October 18, compared with 5,925,872 bales ginned by the same date last year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Mrs Julians Kruttschnitt Injured In City Collision
San Francisco reports Mrs Julians Kruttschnitt wife of the Southern Pacific general manager sustained serious injuries when a street car collided with a heavily loaded wagon on a city street.
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San Francisco
Julians, Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway
Colombian Charge Herran Set to Leave Washington
The Associated Press reports Dr. Thomas Herran, Colombian charge, ready to depart Washington with his family for Colombia on short notice. The move follows anticipated U S recognition of Panama and is expected to provoke strong reactions at the Colombian legation. Herran has yet to receive instructions from Bogotá.
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Washington
Associated Press
Thomas Herran
Colombia
State Department
Republic of Panama
Herran
Panama appoints Melendez as governor of Colon
New Nonentities, Colon, Nov. 7. The government of the Republic of Panama on Thursday appointed Senor Porforio Melendez civil and military governor of Colon pending the appointment of new officials.
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Colon
Republic of Panama
Senor
Porforio Melendez Civil
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