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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
1
Special attention is given to repairs of pumps and windmills with focus on star and monitor wind mills, along with challenge, giant, and sandwich feed grinders noted as part of maintenance efforts.
Chicago secured the 1904 Republican National Convention to be held in the Windy City, signaling a major political gathering and national attention for Illinois capital. The announcement outlines Chicago as host with expected party activities during the event.
The national committee chosen June 21 for the Republican convention in Chicago. Leaders expect Congress to adjourn by June 1 with Speaker Cannon pushing appropriation bills. Talks focus on limiting session legislation and adjourning for Christmas, with Porto Rico representation and Capers dispute noted.
Secretary Root dismissed reports of a war forecast by General MacArthur as misrepresented and said no action would be taken. Cabinet discussion followed as officials noted the dispute over Canada US boundary and Army posts near Wells and Pleasant Camp. The Cherokee arrived New York from San Domingo reporting calm conditions and no port clearances.
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The Cuban reciprocity bill faced opposition from Mr Foster who argued enactment into law would injure sugar interests and other tied sectors of the United States. The discussion followed an immediate resumption of a routine tied to the measure.
A Washington inquiry moves amid a tense session as figures including Mr Jon Heo Culberson face opposition. A Alaska Commission finding is cited and the chamber debates the path forward while a special dispatch from Seattle notes political maneuvering.
The article reports Mrs Culver and Senator Clark’s daughter in New York, with unclear details about Crees and fitting stories. It mentions an American Vice Consul in Manila accused of conspiracy and Filipino bribery hints, plus a Brazilian tariff vote to cut duties on certain imports.
Washington reports final steps for a permanent republican government in Panama. Delegates will be chosen January 4 and the constitutional convention meets January 20 following elections likely completed within four weeks. The convention may follow Cuba’s modern constitutional model.
The president has chosen W. L. Buchanan of New York as United States minister to Panama. He is a long-time diplomat with Latin American experience and previously served as U S minister to the Argentine Republic. He left private business and Ohio roots to take the post, with the assignment considered temporary.
The text traces the career of a U S diplomat who served as United States minister to Buenos Ayres appointed by President Cleveland. His solid performance earned continued service under McKinley. He later directed the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo and, after that project, entered private business while also handling interests for the St Louis exposition.
Rear Admiral Glass reports efforts to verify Colombian troop reports along the Isthmus. Mayflower and Atlanta sent to Atrato River mouth and northern Isthmus for reconnaissance and dispatch to Colomo. Torpedo boats Perry and Paul Jones ordered from Mare Island to Panama. Paul Jones to be commissioned there.
New York December 14 A suit has been brought by Gardser nil a Connecticut manufacturer against the Marth American Trust Company for recovery of 259 000 paid as a member of the underwriting syndicate of the White Mountain Paper company Hall alleges that millions of stock were subscribed by persons against whom the subscription agreement could not be enforced merely to boost the company.
Vienna dispatch reports that German Austrian and Turkish ministers prepare to leave Belgrade while Russian and Italian envoys have already departed. The expulsion stems from King Peter’s refusal to punish the assassins of King Alexander and Queen Draga.
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