Senate Ratification Fight Over Canal Treaty Amendment
Washington report says the Senate in executive session narrowly approved an amendment to the Hay Palace treaty allowing the United States to defend canal interests with its own forces. Debate focused on conditions and future actions after the vote, with Senator Lodge signaling continued ratification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Iin
Hays Palacefote
United States
Canal
Senate
Yeas
Baird
Beveridge
Fryey Foster
Hansbrough
Lindsay
Mason
McCumber
Memnery
McBride
Morgan, Money
Stewart
Tillman
Wellington
Wolcott
Gal- Unger
Republican Committee On Order of
Lodge
England radios on Hay Pauncefote treaty clash
London newspapers withhold editorial judgment as the U S senate passes the Devis amendment. The Times and others delay comment while the Duly Chronicle warns of strained Anglo American relations and potential abandonment of Clayton Bulwer treaty. Manila reports kobbe reinforces troops. Panay insurgents growl allegiance. Prince Tuan escapes Vancouver disguised as a pilgrim. Floth found guilty of manslaughter in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Senate
McKinley
Bryan
Standard
Great Britain
England
United States
Washington
Colorado Acting Governor Seeks Arbitration in Telegraphers Strike
Governor Francis Carney announces willingness to urge Santa Fe Railway leadership to arbitrate after telegraphers request a full discussion at the capitol. A telegram to Chairman Walker and President Ripley asks mediation to quickly settle management and telegraphers disputes for the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor Carnéy
Thomtias
Santa
Walker
The
Santa Fe
Ripley
Colorado
Nepal
Francis ‘Carney
Receiver Sought for Order of Chosen Friends
Indianapolis December 14 Attorney General Taylor filed in Marion county superior court seeking appointment of a receiver for the Order of Chosen Friends a large fraternal group with operations in 30 states. The petition states the organization is insolvent unable to meet about 300000 in outstanding death claims traced to an Indiana insurance department examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Taylor
Indiana
Marion County
Order of Chosen Friends
United States
George A. Bingham
Indiana’ Insurance ‘Department
Grain and Livestock Markets See Mixed Declines in Chicago
Chicago markets report wheat futures soft on high receipts and a looming government report. Corn, oats, and pork provisions show marginal gains while cattle and hogs see steady to lower receipts and varied price ranges across multiple districts and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ribs
Tigi
Wonane City
Der
Plata
Hutcher Enera Panthetfora
Annnora
Ford Woeetorna
Eaat Artoly Market
Tamba
Opintteana
Otackora and
Ferders
Onlle
Jury Deliberations Continue In Morrison Case
Jurors remained deadlocked after last night sessions and paused deliberations until 8 30 this morning. Judge Shinn offered no time estimate as to when a verdict might come. Morrison’s day remained uneventful with family and friends visiting. she appears well and granted special jail privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giana Aasiaedons
Cqn
Arcabeen
Miss Morison
Shinn
Miss Morrison
Four Masked Men Rob Shanesville Bank Loot At Dawn
Four masked robbers held Shanesville at bay before dawn in Dover. They blew open John Doerschuck’s private bank, looted the wrecked safe, and fled on a Wheeling and Lake Erie handcar with between 3000 and 4000 dollars amid gunfire. Blood trails suggest some shots hit. Pursuit by bloodhounds began as they abandoned the car five miles from Baltic.
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Dover
Shanesville
Here
John Doerschuck
Seville
Baltic
Bryan and Thompson Deny Nebraska Senate Fusion Plot
Lincoln dispatch reports W J Bryan and D B Thompson strongly denying a New York story that they arranged a Republican fusion to win the Nebraska senate seat. Bryan calls the claim entirely false and says he has other plans. Thompson, a Republican candidate, insists he is making no deals with any party and cannot deny the allegation strongly enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
D. B. Thompson
New York
United States Senate
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Thompson
Senate
Train dispatchers handle trains in Arkansas City after strike
Arkansas City Kansas reports the Santa Fe division now runs by orders after a weeklong operator strike. Every station on the division has at least one operator and trains run as usual. The Missouri Pacific considers extending its line from Fort Scott to Omaha via Topeka with financial support. In Texarkana a bold Cotton Belt robbery near Bassett on a northbound train left Postal Clerk John N. Dennis nearly killed and mail pouches rifled of contents.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Omaha
Topeka
Dees
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Texarkana, Ark
Bassetts
Tex
John N. Dennis
National Civil Service art league holds 20th meeting
The 20th annual meeting of the National Civil Service art league began in New York City on Thursday as the board of directors submitted its report noting generally improved forest conditions.
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Michael Mulhall
London
National Civil Service Art League
New York City
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
American Forestry Association
Washington
Board of
Hyde Park
Joseph Huffman
Thomas Mehan
Mehan
Paris
Trust
Tlinois Central
Commission Merchants of
Chicago
William W.healy
Meiklejohn
Omaha
Stafford Hotel
RobbersAttack Grand Opera Treasurer in Sioux City
December incident at the Shore Acres Opera House saw two masked men force entry into the box office. They severely beat treasurer Hurley H. Rounds, causing a fractured jaw while attempting to steal funds, but no cash was taken and Rounds is hospitalized but expected to recover.
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Grand
Sioux City
Bath Up
Sioux
Grad
Hurley
A& Knock
National League magnates reject players demands
New York December 14 The National League magnates meet at the Fifth Avenue hotel and discard the Players' Protective Association demands after a brief discussion of a report on Wednesday's conference. A note requesting another audience was sent upstairs but laid aside for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League
Fifth Avenue
Players’. Protective, Association
League
Zimmer
Griffith
Jennings
British Disaster Rumor On Boer Attack At Clements Camp
A Daily Express rumor claims Boers attacked General Clements camp in Barberton district and captured it with British officers killed and troops taken prisoner including four Northumberland Fusiliers. The report is unconfirmed and not widely believed. Cape correspondent notes Harold Darringdale’s Worcester arrest on alleged Africander rebellion fomenting charges, promising disclosures.
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Clements
London
Daily Express
Barberton
Northumberland Fusiliers
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Worcester
Cape Colony
Harold Darringdale
Dispatch
Incite Chinese to Rebel in Hong Kong Placards
Hong Kong placards urge natives and secret society members to unite in January and drive out foreigners. Crowds gathered around the notices though no actual outbreak is reported. Reports from Canton say reformer Young Sung Po has been horribly mistreated. he remained silent under torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton
Young Sung Po
Telegrams Terse Summary Of Early 1901 News
Consul Goodnow sails for the United States on leave from Shanghai. New York board of health reports seven new smallpox cases. Lane and Booley iron works in Cincinnati suffers a $250,000 fire loss. Standard theater in St Louis sustains $20,000 damage from a midnight blaze. Colombian rebellion appears nearing an end as forces falter. General Uribe, defeated at Corozal, escapes pursuit. Racehorse Noble T, 2:10 record, cremated in a Fulton Missouri barn fire. A boy named Hall is killed in Mount Liberty Indiana as he fled a frightened horse. Southern Pacific opens a sanitarium in Boerne Texas for consumptives using a liquid air method called antiphymia. National Education Association head announces Detroit as site of 40th annual convention July 8 to 12, 1901. John W Gates becomes interested in Denver and Rio Grande railway to aid a route from Grand Junction Colorado coal fields.
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Consul Goodnow
Shanghai
United States
New York Board of Health
Lane & Booley Iron Works
Cincinnati
Standard Theater
St. Louis
General Uribe
Corozal
Noble T
Lockridge, Houchins & Suggett
Fulton
Hall
Mount Liberty
Ind
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Boerne
Tex
Antiphymia Institute
Irwin Shepard
National ‘ Educational Association
Detroit
John W. Gates
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Grand Junction
Colo
Dmory and
Guntios
Utah
Xmas towels and linens on sale with drawn work borders
A line of Xmas towels and dresser pieces is advertised with hem-stitched fringed pads and drawn work borders priced from 15 cents up to 76 cents. The offer highlights pretty decor for dressers and sideboards.
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Manila
Kobbe
Twenty
Birkheimer
Kagayan
Mindanalo
Moilo
Panay
Prince Tuan
Vancouver
B. C
North China Daily News
Tung Kuan
Western
Mongolia
Ting Hata
Tung Fuh Siang
Floth
Harry Floth
Edward ‘Fee
Thdianapolis
Dolphin
Order of
Galveston
Atchison
Weat' River
Kau
Eagland
Cortonde
Texas Ford
Texan
Mraeg Stoora
Pexas Walla
Tolay
Ton
Raautang
Saad To Echalee Tergy
Paneh
S.mvetnn
Kansans City
South Omaha
Nee
Recolpta
Texas
Tloes
Hesse
Marotart
Angriwg
Naht
Sheen
Ateady
Fahogio
Thompson
Felegraphic Briefs
Players’ Association
Sto’re
Fremont County
Childrens
Childs
Pride of Wilson
Tyler &McAdoo
Hamburg
Dolls
Pocket Books
Isinda
Craig Armstrong
FATES
Rochester
Irsitensat
St Lagauee
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