Dispatch on Panama action and extradition pact with Italy
Secretary Whit ney replies to Admiral Jouett on Panama security and transfer of authority after U S forces occupied Panama to protect transit and American interests. The note covers extradition treaty ratifications with Italy adding kidnapping as extraditable crime and empowered magistrates to issue warrants on diplomatic requests.
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Wasmisxeatox
Whitney
Jouett
United States
Panama
Trrensit
Americana
Panamna
Amercan
Secretary of the Treasury
Phoenix
Chicago
George T. Parker
Iowa
Treasury
M. Sternburg
Rome
Bayard
Baron Fava
Italy
Secretary of State
Storm in Trinity River Texas Drowns Three People
Great Trinity River rise from a five hour flash flood swamps Dallas suburbs. four rail bridges and the public bridge valued at $1,000,000 at risk. Ebenezer Wilkins drowns four miles below Dallas. Lemuel Alcom a boatman and a young woman near White Rock Creek drown during the inundation. Train service disrupted across several lines. hail storm near Taylor causes damage to locomotive and cars. some livestock losses suspected.
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Trinity River
Texas
Dallas
Houston & Texas Central
Texas Trunk
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Missouri Pacifc
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ebenezer Wilkins
Lemuel Alcom
Fort Worth
White Rock Creek
Austin
Tex
International Railroad
Taylor
Here
Colorado
Fair Haven
General Grant Still Expected to Survive Summer
New York April 25 General Grant remained unstable yet showed slight relief in throat condition after a restless night. Doctors privately warned the cancer nears a fatal stage, but hope remains he may pass the summer without relapse. Family reports the disease spreading and lingering fatigue marked the day.
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New York
Firant
Tle
Douglas
Grant
Jesse Grant
Rone
Syracuse
William Peak
Peak
Williamsburg
Cortland County
Panama War Action Reported and Apache Uprising Evident
Panama and Chihuahua regions report tension as Commander McAll unveils control of a menaced town and rebels react amid arrests. Apache clashes in Sierra Madre leave two dead and several injured as residents arm themselves.
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McAll
New York
Panama
Aizpuru
Aizpurua
San Jose
Chihuahua
Sierra Madre Mountains
Peru Blanc
The French Egyptian embroglio and British tensions
Loxin April 27 report on Cabinet Council actions over the French Egyptian incident. France reinforces Suez Canal defenses and recalls representatives while Britain weighs a firm note to France. London Damaging explosions and military restraint spark debate on war readiness and Afghan frontier policy.
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Loxpon
Suez Canal
France
Russia
Downing Street
Conti
Europe
Lord Granville
Scotland Yard
Admiralty Office
Swainson
War Office
England
Ito
Dufferin
Afghanistan
India
Islands
Central Asia
Turkey
Austria
Italy
Germany
Constantinople
Rusaia
Asia
Morgan's Escape from Ohio Penitentiary Recalls Raid
Chief Justice Hines of Kentucky recounts the 1863 escape of Morgan and 68 Confederates from the Ohio penitentiary. They tunneled through a sewer chamber and cell walls, then fled to Cincinnati, with Morgan and Hines reaching Kentucky by train. Other escapees traveled south, aided by favorable weather and guard cover.
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Columbus
Hines
Kentucky
John Morgan
Oho
Ile
Morgan
Cincinnati
Ohio River
J. C. Bennet
J. D. Mockersmith
G. ©. Magee
Ralph Sheldon
B. Taylor
Judge Hines
RIELS REVOLT BATTLE FATALITIES AND FURTHER CAMPAIGN FEARS
Reports from Wissirra Manitoba on April 27 describe Middleton’s cautious position with limited reinforcements and potential supply cuts as rebels attacked. News cites 25 known dead from the Fish Creek engagement, illness and wounded rising, with Gabriel Dumont among the fallen. Major figures include Middleton and Dumont with mention of Riel’s likely reinforcements. Local relief efforts pledge support totaling thousands from the St Paul and Manitoba Railroad and city officials.
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Middleton
Wissirra
Man
Diffiult
Prince Albert
Clark
Dalton
Arthur Watson
Toronto School of Infantry
Fish Creek
Gabriel Dumont Niel
Riel
Batouche
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Vicksburg Fire Recovery Reaches Thirty Two Bodies
In Vicksburg Mississippi on April 27 the exhumation of fire victims moved by Firemens' Charitable Association. Thirty two bodies of fallen firefighters have been recovered with several unidentified remains turned to the city for interment. Work may resume under city government with further possible finds. The report also notes labor unrest involving coal miners and a fatal shooting at a Missouri town.
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George Scott
Olympian Skating Rink
Earl Granville
Baron de Staal
Manes
Lord Granville
St. Petersburg
Tettes
Baku
Chickistat
Krashovodsk
Merv
Amees Abdurrahman
Russia
Herat
St. Pereksptre
Komarof
Peter Lumsden
Hoever
M. de Giers
England
Afghanistan
Paris
Nubar Pasha
Nota
Cairo
Criain
O'Brien
New York
John O'Brien
Mexico
United States
Savamilla
Shiris
Vicksmuna
Miss
Firemens’ Charitable Association
William R. Mulcahy
Vicksburg Hook and Ladder Company
William J. Phelan
Peter Barber
Washington No. 2
James M. Dent
Constitution No.1
Daniel Keefe
Phenix
Prirranurnen
John Costello
Separtsa
Warsaw
Benton County
Clay Jones
Eaton
Jones
Sway
Crawford
Fairfieh
Jane
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