Panama Puzzle Tests Roosevelt Administration Policy
Washington dispatches report administration officials unsure about the status of war or peace on the Isthmus of Panama as tensions rise. The cabinet and War, Navy, and State departments weigh armed reinforcement, potential clashes, and how to respond while Congress debates the Panama treaty and Republican opposition.
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Washington
State Department
War Department
Navy Department
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Moor
Theaa
Senate
Panama
Dusiel
Virginia
Morgan
Alan
Congress
Altice
Newa
Istlama
Wnensinosa
Atlanta
Colombia
Colon
Idee
Brig
Geo. Lltiett
Coail
Eloar
Pittsburg arrests spark New York wanted list
Reports say Minor Nets Abraham Thaler and Morris Opnr are jailed in Pittsburgh Pa. and are sought in New York over jewelry valued at 10000. Thirteen French sailors mutinied aboard the French bark Wantrol at Scott’s due to denied shore money. A slain woman’s clothing remains found near Mount Vernon. Kansas City prepares for a 1908 population estimate around 12 000.
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Abraham Thaler
Morris Opnr
Pittaburg
New York
Scotts
Mount Vernon
Kansas City
Carrnerinse
W. A. Hoye
Pnlisher
Soltiera
Washington
Gov. Bailey
Kannas Hor
Ediavies Thompson
Lebanee
Wax
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Kormit
Athol Saawo
Tran
Aetite
Jtamen
Cradle
An Uuelo
Mar Vrige
Klalyara Daralop Tiga
Teland
Can't Bury the Dead Sulking Livery Drivers Stop Funerals
In Chicago, funeral processions are disrupted as undertakers face threats from livery drivers and mourners. Police guard funeral wagons and cemetery routes to prevent violence while a Bohemian woman’s murder and the judge Joseph Tutelinson case loom over the scene.
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Chicago
Onlet Nickets
Cignory
Joseph Tutehlonon
Oficenr
Siperior
Jilge Tutellinson
Oaukwood Cemetery
Privata Curringey
Procopius
Nrg
Roym
Chice
Poller O'Neil
Job Livery Association
Mme
Polica
hapMepra
Noattnel Hais
Bern
Ghiajeman Perriga
Dent
Battle in Beef Consumers Move to Rean die Hewett nf the Cuttleman's Scheme
Farmers and grocers plan cooperative packing houses in the Southwest to cut consumer prices. Key cities Mort Worth, Dexia, Ida Tty, East St. Goulet le tee. aim to ship dressed steers directly to retailers. 5,000,000 raised to fund co op plants. total needed three times that amount. Pack ing rooms to be built. stock yards at Mort Worth to supply finest live cattle.
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Rean Die Hewett
Gardenon
Haive
Mort Worth
Dexia
Ida
East St. Goulet le Tee
St. Louis
Hivre
Nat Organ
Dnmn Ag
Ile Beef Trust
Wilelace
Properniva
Neil Lurnel
Die Saris
Lye Slack Exchange
Lye Steele
United States
Absurd Vatican Money Tale Denied by Vatican Aide
A garbled Rome report claims Cardinal Gotti and others hid funds behind Vatican wallpaper and wall treasure. Officials deny any money or gold was found, noting absurd claims and enormous weight if true.
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Vatican
Rome
Cardinal Gotti
Lins
Krya Leon
Gatti
Lea
Associated Press
Cardanis
Smallpox Devastates Woodlanila Hamlet in Delaware
A Delaware hamlet Woodlanila with population around 100 faces a smallpox outbreak. The text notes quarantines and deaths tied to neglect and starvation, with ten residents reportedly affected and dead. The garbled OCR suggests severe public health impact and critical care failures in the community.
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Woodlanila
Year 1902 marked by disaster and progress balance
A sweeping summary notes 1902 as marked by famine murder disaster and violence alongside advances such as trans-Pacific cables the wireless tests and a new U S Commerce Department. It lists floods earthquakes uprisings assassinations and political upheavals from Kishinev to Belgrade, plus notable deaths and early 1903 events, framing a year of turmoil tempered by industrial progress.
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Kishinev
Russia
Alexander
Dragana
Bergia
Belgrade
United States
Kansas
Newraska
Iowa
Missouri
Nativo
South Sea Islands
Asiata
Turkey
Pacific Ocean
Department of Commerce
Washiogton
Pope Leo Son
I. M. Parrar
Lord Salisbury
England
Prealer Sagasta
Spain
Ike Herbert Spencer
Theodor Mommada
Ike
Goneral W
Bissell
Kimo Booth ‘Tucker
R. J. Gutling
Congress Debates Cuba Reciprocity and Panama Policy
The Senate paused the Cuba reciprocity bill by a 67 to 18 vote and discussed isthmian canal issues. Debates centered on Panama relations, Post Office investigations, and forest and pension questions, with leaders from Spooner Bailey Hoar and Gorman presenting arguments. The House adjourned to January 4 1904 after passing various measures including a large pension appropriation and a bill to fund a military post near Columbus Ohio.
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Leo
Benate
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Huwailany Counties
iSiount
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Empire
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Colinba
Portugal
Panyma Coneuty
Ohio
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Cutan
P. W. Farrar
London
Athens
Partiacok
N. K. Fatronnk
Trenty
United States
AU ‘Gat Senate
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Gustavia
Bywitt
Chicago
Pate Eyo Corbett
Ban Prandtas
Theoser Mommzen
Imre
Yutlean
Rome
Panama
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Calnimblin Troope
Coton
Republic of Panama
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Chicago City Railway Co
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Aremont
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Forest
Connellsville
Bud
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van Ding
Stevek
Nerce bitWes
Laker County
Laifnna
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Deweeritio
Dresidency
Tha Benate
Cuba
Spooner
Mr. Bailey
Tha Benouta
House
Carmack
Senate Committee On
Postafica
Nelson
Minnesota
Senatnon Hoar
Gorman
Poraker
McComas
Committee On
St. Lonia
Germani
Bristow
Conrad
Bonaparte
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Ambacha
Morgan
House committee to take up Pure Food bill after holidays
Senator Hayburn of Idaho introduces a joint resolution urging the President to acquire by appropriation certain territories and dependencies in the Pacific region, with reference to San Domingo and Bonito, as part of interstate and foreign commerce discussions.
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Iutitmal Capita ‘Lhe House
Hayburn
Idaho
San
Bao Domingo
Haythe
Bonito
Football Toll Grows With Many Injuries and Deaths
The article chronicles widespread football injuries across the country with hundreds of minor injuries and dozens of deaths this season. It notes several towns suspending the sport and lists numerous injured players, including broken bones, internal injuries, and head traumas, while no first eleven players were killed or permanently disabled. It also mentions Purvive University players who died in a wreck en route to a game.
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St of
Ocolumbus Tjunction
Greenfield
Ohio
Gustav, Beecher
Ind
John Nelson
Robert F. Lewin
Talamore Medical Colleges
John Which
My Louis University
Walter Iedamtod
New Castle
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Leiden
Fy ‘Connolly
Bhalea
N.Y
Daniel Meany
Boston
Fee
Edward Cox
Arent
Themas McCauley
Charles One
Corning
Harvey Chase
Kirkwood
Purive University
College enrollments rise as 83 thousand attend colleges
The report from Merald Chicago records shows more young men and women in college this year, with enrollments increasing beyond 80,000 to over 83,000 across 65 prominent institutions. Undergraduates lead the rise, while music schools gain in popularity. elementary education spending in the US reaches about 226 million dollars, with per pupil costs around 22 dollars.
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Chiexzo
United States
University of California
University of Maine
Middle West
Brown University
Commissioner of Education
Europe
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltiners
Cleveland
Washington
New Orleans
St. Louis
Nomination and death of Grya Hal T. Lowla in Georgia
A torn clipping notes Grya Hal T. Lowla nominated in Georgia related events. The fragment hints at a national stage speech and a convention appearance, then mentions a death in Greensboro Georgia. Details are fragmented but indicate political and obituary elements.
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Grya Hal T. Lowla
Bupy
Georgia
Greensboro
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