Macoris Bombarded. U S Seeks Redress Over San Domingo Action
Washington reports from San Domingo that Macoris, a key shipping point, was bombarded by a Dominican naval vessel and partly destroyed. The United States warned of redress if American interests suffered, with cruiser Baltimore and two German warships available to restore order as San Domingo strengthens its fortifications.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Powell
San Domingo
Macoria
Macaria
Baltimore
Puerto Plata
St. Thomas
Crowds Roar as May Goelet Roxburgh Wedding Is Marred
A New York Fifth Avenue crowd of about ten thousand women surrounded St Thomas church during the May Goelet and Duke of Roxburgh wedding. Police struggled to control the mob as women forced entry, clung to carriages, and ripped floral decorations from the church after the ceremony.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
May Goelet
Duke of
Robert Goelet
Mr. Goelet
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifty-third
Colombia imposes censorship on distant cablegrams
Colombian authorities announce censorship over cablegrams reaching inland Colombia via Buena Ventura blocking free communication with Bogota and the outside world. The United States will resist suppression of its dispatches while the telegraph route remains open. In Colon on November 11, a Panama republic force reports capture of Bocas del Toro with flag raised without resistance. officials and townspeople express jubilation.
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Colombia
Washington
State Department
Buena Vendura
Bogota
United States
Beaupre
Colon
Bocas del Toro
Republic of Panama
Panama
Postmaster Nominees Sent to Senate for Confirmation
President submits a batch of names for confirmation as postmasters to the Senate. Indian Territory includes John A. Tishomingo Arthur L. Morgan Bar telsville John E. Bruin Bristow Enoch Needham Hugo Charles J. Lane McAlister Phillip K. Connaway Mineol Elevius J. Sullivan Creek Harland J. Butler Miami Oklahoma George A. Ahern Frederick L. H. Bosher Pawnee Texas Albert L. Gibbon Guffey W. E. Connelly Hubbard D. A. Robinson Dallas Ella V. Flannagan Henderson Porter Pryor.
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Senate
Washington
Indian Territory
John A. Tishomingo
Arthur L. Morgan
Bartelsville
John EE. Bruin
Bristow
Enoch Needham
Hugo
Charles J. Lane
McAlister
Phillip K. Connaway
Mineo
F Elevius J. Sullivan
Creek
Harland J. Butler
Miami
Oklahoma
George A. Ahern
Frederick
L. H. Bosher
Pawnee
Texas
Albert L. Gibbon
Guffey
W. E. Connelly
Hubbard
D. A. Robinson
Dallas
Ella V. Flannagan
Henderson
Porter Pryor
Four States Immigration League Concludes Talks
The Four States Immigration league in New Orleans completed its work with delegates giving talks on commercial and agricultural development. Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Alabama were highlighted as opportunities for thrifty homeseekers. Dr H A Barn of Beaumont argued the gulf coast is as healthy as northern regions. Colonel J F Merrick, immigration agent for the Illinois Central railroad, said the group provided valuable information on crops suited to the South.
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Four States Immigration League
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
H. A. Barn
Beaumont
Tex
Gulf Coast
J. F. Merrick
Illinois Central Railroad
Unclear Berlin Report On Colombia Appeal Refuted
Foreign Secretary Von Richtofen told Ambassador Tower there is no truth to Colombia appealing to Germany and nothing in Berlin indicating such an intention. Cape Haytien dispatch says San Domingo capitulated to revolutionists and General Jiminez named president.
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St. Berlin
von Richtofen
Ambassador Tower
Colombia
Germany
Jiminez
Cape Haytien
Monte Criston
San Domingo
End of Revolution Report From San Domingo
A Cape Haytien dispatch says after three days of fighting President Wesy Gil took refuge in the German consulate at San Domingo. The revolution is considered at an end.
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Paris
Cape Haytin
Wesy Gil
San Domingo
Right to Initiate Debate on Revenue Legislation
President held a White House conference with leaders from both houses to discuss the House Senate clash over the right to initiate all revenue measures. Attendees included Moody Cannon Alison Aldrich Platt Spooner Hanna Hale Lodge Wetmore Payne Dazell Tawney and Hemenway. The dispute centers on whether sugar duties may be reduced during the life of the treaty or convention.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Moody
Cannon
Allison
Aldrich
Platt
Spooner
Hanna
Hale
Lodge
Wetmore
Payne
Dazell
Tawney
Hemenway
House
Senate
Senate power clash threatens constitutional surrender claim
A conference failed to resolve a dispute over whether the house can encroach on constitutional powers. In St. Louis, Frank Wyman was nominated as postmaster, linked to Surgeon General Wyman of the public health service, with the Nov 11 announcement.
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Senate
House
St. Louis
Washington
Frank Wyman
Wyman
The
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Severe fighting looms as Hottentot rebels advance
Eenhardt Cape Colony November 11. Some 1500 Hottentot rebels push toward the border as police mobilize and volunteers are called out. In Texas, three freight cars of a train were wrecked at Ellinger with no injuries reported.
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Eenhardt
Cape Colony
Ellinger, Tex
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