Panama Canal Treaty Signed by Hay and Buna Varilla
Secretary Hay and Panama's M. Philippe-Buna-Varilla signed the May-Buna-Varilla treaty at 6 pm in Hay's study for constructing the Panama Canal by the United States. The text cannot be made public due to Senate publicity rules and the president's decision on ratification timing. The ceremony yielded no comment beyond noting the terms are essentially settled.
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Moody Cleared in Embezzlement Case by Judge Verdict
Portland November 20 Representative Malcolm A Moody was acquitted before the hearing closed. Judge Hellinger ordered a verdict of acquittal after brief arguments on the key points, saying there was no evidence of illegal design in the alleged embezzlement and letter opening involving Mrs Margaret J Conroy.
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On the Verge of Anarchy in Honduras
Tegucigalpa Honduras November reports say Honduras stands on the edge of anarchy as elections left the administration overwhelmed and the opposition in control of the legislature. Fear grows about possible regional actions with Nicaragua and Guatemala, and Guatemala’s border force remains on alert amid tensions over Salvadoran designs.
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Fighting Near Santo Domingo Ends Rebels’ Break-In Attempt
Severe fighting raged around the city last night as rebels failed to enter Santo Domingo. The U S cruiser Baltimore landed marines to guard American interests with guards at the legation, consulate, and Clyde Steamship agency. Overnight the situation remained tense and a new attack was anticipated.
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One Large Mine Grants Eight Hour Day at Erie
The Matchless mine at Erie owned mainly by United States Senator Thomas M Patterson agreed to grant the eight hour day and the new wage scale demanded by miners. The mine will reopen immediately. Patterson's desertion from mineowners is expected to pressure other large owners to follow.
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Muslims Burn Five Bulgarian Villages in Revenge
Constantinople reports in Kirk Kiliseh district Muslims set fire to five Bulgarian villages in retaliation for an attack on Zoran, a Muslim village, by Bulgarian forces. The raid underscores escalating sectarian tensions as authorities seek calm.
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Canal budget currents test Spooner rule on Panama route
Washington debates whether to fund the Panama Canal under the Spooner amendment or seek new legislation. The treasury faces a $50,000,000 canal payment amid a $225,144,800 cash balance, with $173,928,464 in national bank depositories and risks to financial stability if funds shift. Senator Spooner sees the issue but offers no clear stance.
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Land Frauds Probe Heads to Washington
San Francisco attorney Francia J. Hewey will meet US Attorney General Knox in Washington to widen the inquiry into land frauds. The probe focuses on the Southern Oregon land deals believed to be the source of the crooked schemes. Hyde, the land lawyer, remains silent amid mounting public disclosures and legal action.
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Francia J. Hewey
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Great Exodus of Miners from Trinidad Station
A large crowd saw off a heavy miner shipment to southern and midwestern fields. Reports claimed Hastings workers resumed, but a camp arrival indicates no one is working there. Hastings fears trouble as five extra deputies join guards already at the camp.
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To Become Judge at Once in Hawaii
Honolulu November 19. The commission appointing Governor Dole United States district judge reached here tonight. He will take the oath before the territorial supreme court chief justice and assume the bench immediately. Secretary Carter lacks the commission as governor but will act in the interim. The grand jury will resume its investigation of the scandale connected with the last legislature.
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Panama Commission Arrives Aboard City of Washington
From the masthead of the steamer City of Washington arriving from Colon the flag of Panama flew aboard. The special commissioners Manuel Amador and Federico Boyd arrived in New York and delayed talks until they received the latest news from Washington.
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Jack London Emphasizes Work and Core Virtues
The writer and novelist Jack London promotes hard work and four key values good health work a life philosophy and sincerity. He states work will carry a man anywhere and that with these traits one may attain greatness and esteem. London’s new novel The Sea Wolf will begin in the January Century.
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Striking Chicago Light Rail Plan Seeks Expanded Service
Chicago November 18 reports say City Railway aims to restart Wentworth avenue and extend Cottage Grove service tomorrow with five hundred extra police to guard cars and screens on grip handles. Riots persist but authorities push quick patrols and higher speeds to deter blockades as wage arbitration is discussed and union recognition remains a sticking point.
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Rare stamps stray away in Washington inquiry
The postoffice department tightens probe into alleged theft of rare postage stamps. Inspector Posnea and Bristow’s aide lead inquiries, reviewing department records and questioning officers and a Philadelphia dealer to identify those who sold stamps to stamp dealers. Officials say specimen stamps are distributed as courtesy items, with many ending up with dealers.
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Plea for Statehood And Arizona Admission Efforts
Governor Brodie of Arizona, in his annual report to the Interior Department, urges aid to pass an enabling act for statehood. He notes the people prefer statehood only as a full state, not by union with another. Arizona’s population is about 185,000 and taxable wealth around 45 million dollars.
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Threats to Blow Up Plaza Hotel in Chicago
Chicago on November 18. An anonymous letter threatened to blow up the Plaza hotel opposite Lincoln Park and offered an alternative of $500 payment. The missive was given to police, a trap set for the writer, but he did not appear. The writing style matches other letters troubling Lake Shore district residents.
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Big French Wheat Crop Reported by Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture reports France harvested 965,600,514 bushels of wheat from 16,151,967 acres in 965. This marks the largest crop and smallest area for a decade, per the French ministry of agriculture estimate.
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Colombian protest cites US role in Panama separation
London dispatch reports Colombian authorities cable a lengthy protest to London accusing the United States of fomenting separatist sentiment and hastily recognizing Panama. President Marroquin claims Article 36 of the 1846 treaty obliges US aid to Colombia, denounces canal-access suppression, and recalls prior canal privileges and a 1870 treaty ignored in Washington.
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World cane sugar production rises in new era
The Department of Agriculture's November crop report says world cane sugar output has surged, with 1908-04 projections at 4,342,800 tons of cane sugar and 6,083,000 tons beet sugar from a total of 10,425,800 tons. Cane sugar growth outpaced beet sugar for the first time in decades, and about 80 percent of cane sugar now comes from tropical and semi tropical islands.
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New Liew Land Bill Aims To Equalize Forest Lands Exchange
Washington on November 18 Congressman Hermann introduces a bill to amend the lieu land exchange law. It requires that lands relinquished from forest reservations be exchanged for vacant surveyed public lands of approximately the same character and value.
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Denmark Celebrates 40th Anniversary of King Christian
Copenhagen observes the 40th anniversary of King Christian IX accession with nationwide fetes and mass homage to the aged sovereign. Thousands of telegrams and addresses arrive, aided by gifts and flowers, many from the United States via Washington cables.
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United States Demand for Wiju Opening Surprises Pekin
The U S government demand for opening Wiju arrived with surprise at Pekin. In Seoul on October 17, British and Japanese ministers urged Yongampho’s opening with the foreign minister agreeing pending imperial approval, which was denied.
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