Canal Treaty Signed by Panamanian Provisional Government
In Panama City the treaty between the United States and Panama was signed at 11 38 am in the government palace. Senator Arrango and all ministers signed, with Benor Bridi and General Vivertas present. The signing occurred publicly with a large flag behind the table and photographs taken. The ratification will be published this afternoon, prompting applause. The provisional government greets the matter as off their hands.
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Panama
Government Palace
United States
Arrango
Senate
Benor Bridi
Vivertas
Forces of
Republic
Senor
Philippe Bunno-Varilla
Republic of Panama
Brute Hay
Cuba Must Make Bio Loan
Herbert C. Squiers met with Secretary May to resolve Cuban veteran back pay claims now rising from about 10 million to 5 million. Civilian claims from pre independence workers join to boost total borrowing need. A Havana loan mission refines terms to win New York and European financing, seeking higher interest and lower bond totals.
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Washington
Herbert C. Squiers
United States
Cuba
State Department
May
Palms
Havana
New York
Sharp Chinese smuggler exposed near Vancouver
Dec 4 Vancouver officials reveal a major smuggling ring linked to Chin Bow Hing of Portland and Chin How Ting. The operation used Vancouver firms Sam Lee Wo and schemes to move Orientals across the line via Cloverdale by railboat or launches, with certificates aiding deportation once on the American side.
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Vancouver
Chin Bow Hing
Portland
Sam Lee Wo
Chin
Ting
Orientals Acros
Cloverdale
Difcnse
Treaty with Panama to be sent to Senate before holidays
Washington December 4 It is expected by the president that the treaty with Panama for the construction of the canal will be returned to Washington within two weeks and transmitted to the Senate before Congress adjourns for Christmas. Senator Collom chair of the foreign relations committee fears opposition but trusts eventual ratification.
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Washington
Panam
Senate
Collom
Foreign Relations Committee
Ite
Miner David Crimman Killed in Nevada Blast
Winnemucca reports pioneer miner David Crimman was instantly killed by a premature blast in a quartz mine near Goldfield last night. His career included thrilling experiences, including an eight year prior confinement in a mine near Winnemucca after a cave-in. He reportedly weighed about fifty six pounds after forty six days without food or water.
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Winnemucca
David Crimman
Golda Tast
Japan Purchases Chilean Warships for Nine Million
Santiago de Chile December 4. The battleships Libertad and Constitution, undergoing fitting on the Clyde and under construction respectively, have been sold by the Chilean government for 9,000,000. It is believed both ships were bought for Japan.
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Santiago de Cille
Libertad
Clyde
Constitution
Japan
Japan Russia Near Settlement in Far East Crisis
Reports say Japan and Russia are close to a settlement that could end the Far East dispute. Britain and France have helped, with terms centering on Japan’s Korea rights and Russia’s Manchuria accord. Seoul barracks for 1000 men indicate Japan plans to strengthen Korea garrison.
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Vario
Japan
Rosia
France
Russia
Great Britain
Corea
Seoul
China
Manchuria
Corean
Cruiser search for Bogota pirates near Isthmus
The Bogota gunboat, last seen en route from Panama, has become the target of US naval search. Boston and other ships are looking near Panama for the pirate craft after it fired on Panama City and fled with paddilla allies. Britain offers a 50000 reward for capture as Colombia disowns the vessel.
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San Francisco
Bogota
Panama
United States
Boston
Republic of Panama
Vemals
Finger Letter Hoax Threat to Telluride Troops
Adjutant General Bell received a letter wrapped around a human finger. The note threatened withdrawal of troops from Telluride or the man's head would follow. A physician said the finger was severed shortly before mailing and linked to a local surgeon's office. Reporters allegedly sent the finger as a prank. Bell vowed to involve postal authorities and pursue those responsible.
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Denver
Telluride
General Bell
Panama Commissioners Begin Homeward Run
Dr M Amador and Frederico Boyd Panamanian special commissioners sailed to Colon on Seguranca after a two week mission. They expect quick steps toward ratifying the constitution and early election of a president and officials. Carlos Arosema stays in Washington as secretary of the new delegation.
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Panama
New York
M. Amador
Frederico Boyd
Republic of Panama
Colon
Isthmus
Republic
Carlos Arosema Remaine
Washinton
Senator Foster seeks higher caps for major Washington buildings
Washington December 5 Senator Foster proposes boosting building cost limits in Washington state. A bill would raise Tacoma from 400000 to 1000000 Beattie from 900000 to 1000000 and Spokane from 400000 to 900000. He also introduces 50000 for testing American timbers with 25 percent to be spent on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Senator Foster
Tacoma
Beattie
Spokane
Pacific
To Prolong Presidential Term Amid Constitutional Change
Mexico City December 3 reports an important bill before the chamber of deputies seeks to amend the constitution to extend the presidential term to eight years. The measure has influential supporters and prompts vigorous debate.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Thiamoamre
Nine Great Canals Show Global Trade Stretching Ahead
Washington December 2 The department of commerce and labor surveys the world s great ship canals noting Suez as the longest and most influential though not the busiest. It lists canals from Cronstadt St Petersburg to Manchester Welland Kaiser Wilhelm and Welland with costs lengths dates openings and annual tolls.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistica
Suez Canal
Lake Superior
Chain of Great Lakes
Staterman
Bay of Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Russia
Bay of Constadt
Cronstadt
Gulf of Finland
Corinth
Gulf of Corinth
Gulf of Aegina
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Suez
Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester
England
Mersey River
Liverpool
Atlantic Ocean
the Statesman
Baltic
North Seas
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Baltic Sea
Kiel
Welland
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ontario
St. Mary's River
Lake Huron
United States
Wate
Macedonian revolt planned again as spring opens
Vienna reports renewed revolt plans by Macedonian insurgents for next spring. M. Draturacheff named to lead a new revolutionary central committee. Servinia arming for war. Bulgaria expected to confront Turkey early next year with Servia aiding in talks on old Servia.
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Vienna
M. Draturacheff
Servinia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Servia
Dakota Divorce Decree Declared Null by Indiana Judge
Judge James A. Howe of the district court ruled that a Dakota divorce decree is null and void if the nonresident litigant resides there only to obtain a divorce. The decision hinges on whether the residency is genuine or a ploy to secure the decree.
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Des Moines, In
James A. Howe
District Court
Colombia Crisis Averts War Talks In Washington
Washington December 2 Dr Herran Colombian minister has allowed all Reyes party members and the Bolivar commission to meet as they seek a plan to resolve Colombia's muddle. Reyes may shift to protect national interests. War talk seems irrelevant to the United States officials as efforts focus on diplomacy and possible mobilization for isthmus defense.
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Washinton
Dr. Herran
Colombia
Reyes Party
Bolivar Commission
South American
General Reyes
United States
Horran
Panam
Colombian Union
Bogota
Official Directory Entry for Separate Recess Collector
Fragmentary OCR notes show an official directory item mentioning a separate receiver of revenue or collector, with unclear department or circuit details. The readable parts indicate an administrative role and a likely location reference, but specific names, dates, and responsibilities are not legible.
United States Land Officers in Sixth Judicial District
United States Land Officers JWE DALLEA and CAPOUIE FARO, with Regieter Receiver in the Sixth Judicial District, and Prosecuting Attorney T. G. Halley named. Alignment indicates official roles in land matters and legal oversight in the district.
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United States
Jwe Dallea
Orboor
Capouie Faro
Ce Pscorerre
T. G. Halley
Post Office Frauds Reported in Government Losses
Washington December 2 The amount of money secured by corrupt officials and their confederates in a mall exceeds the losses to the government. Louis did not take compensation from Ault and Wiborg but ink expenditures rose over 10000 in his first year. Barrett took 6000 from Arnold while the company defrauded the people of over 3 million. Machen likely took 26000 from Groff faster. government paid about 130000 for the device. Beavers and associates received under 20000 from the automatic catabier, while the department spent 74276 for the machine. Total fraud proceeds and government losses are estimated but not precisely known.
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Washington
Louis
Ault & Wiborg
Barrett
Arnold
Machen
Beavers and Hiss Associates
Precinct Officers. Inotice of the Peace. .J. P. Williame Constable. eel
Notice lists precinct officers and a peace commitment with names J P Williams and B Hatt as constables in a local government notice segment.
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Inotice of the Peace
J. P. Williame
Eel, B. Hatt
Powers try to control Macedonian gendarmerie role
The Chronicle reports a clash over officer assignments for the Turkish gendarmerie in Macedonia. Britain sought three English officers, while Austria and Russia pressed for 180 each to exclude others. The Macedonian relief fund notes refugees suffer pneumonia and pleurisy from exposure and destitution in burned villages.
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London
Macedonia
Great Britain
Austro-Hungary
Russia
Austria
Macedonian Relief Fund
The Milwaukee Pioneer Limited trains edge cross-country routes
The Milwaukee and St Paul Railway markets its Pioneer Limited service between St Paul Chicago and Omaha Chicago with connections to transcontinental lines. It touts luxurious coaches electric lights and steam heat as unmatched and urges buyers to specify via The Milwaukee on tickets.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
Great
St. Paul
Omaha
Rates and pamphlet details for J. W. Casey Trav. Pass. Agent
Information on rates and pamphlets may be requested from J. W. Casey, travel passenger agent, at the office. For further specifics and periodicals, contact the agency directly.
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J. W. Casey
Trav
Russians patrol outskirts of Hsinmintun railway end
The Times correspondent reports small Russian detachments patrolling the area around Hsinmintun at the end of a branch line between the great wall and Nin Chwang. Claimed to suppress brigands, the region remains quiet, though Chinese expect Russian occupancy and resumption of control down to the great wall.
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London
the Times
Pekin
Hsinmintun
Great Wall
Nin Chwang
Hobson Seeks Big Navy Bill to Make U S Supremacy
Ex Commander Richmond P Hobson urges Representative Wiley to file a bill at the opening of Congress. It would create a total naval appropriation of 2 750 000 000 with staged yearly allocations to elevate the United States to the world’s leading naval power within 18 years.
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Washington
Richmond P. Hobson
Navy
Representative Wiley
Alabama
United States
China to Retaliate Against Canadian Labor Ban
The Morning Post reports the Chinese government has banned recruiting laborers for South Africa across China. The move is said to be chiefly in response to Canada's exclusion of Chinese people from its territory.
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London
The
Morning Post
South Africa
China
Dominion of Canada
Canadian
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