Panama Canal Deal Looms Amid Colombian Delays
Special to The Washington August describes peace efforts failing in Panama and insurgent gains. The revolution forces hindered government troops near Agua Dulce as gunboats were attacked. The president plans to use authority if needed and seek Nicaragua route terms with Costa Rica and Nicaragua, delaying ratification by Colombia.
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Period of Transition in United States Army
Washington August 15 The forthcoming annual reports of the War Department indicate the U S Army has undergone a transition in four years post Spanish American War with an older average officer and soldier. Re enlistments are down and only a small portion of the prewar regulars remain in service. General Breckinridge cites reduced re enlistment and notes young men seek foreign service for excitement in the Philippines. At the war’s outbreak few men remained in uniform.
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New Milford mill union picketing drives town unrest
In New Milford the cotton duck mill union began a prolonged work stoppage on September 1, prompting mass exodus of residents and widespread property disruption. Officials report hundreds of workers and families relocating, with several plants expected to shut as tensions escalate.
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Army Life Then and Now in the Colored Ranks
A writer contrasts past and present in the regular army noting older sergeants with long service, fewer promotions for enlisted men, and a shift toward rapid advancement for those with less time. The piece reflects pride in the profession and comments on race and discipline.
Fighting Asiatic Cholera Progress in the Philippines
Washington reports progress by the Army Medical Corps in combating Asiatic cholera in the Philippines. Lieutenant Rudard Strong leads lab work at Insular Bureau facilities, with plans to recruit zoologists and protozoologists to Manila for field study and to study cholera germ behavior across civil districts.
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Storer to Succeed White as Ambassador to Germany
Special to The Post. In Wralington August W Religing Storer is nominated as United States minister to Bpala and likely to become ambassador to Germany after Andrew White resigns. The German government has been asked if Storer would be acceptable and the appointment is expected to be announced soon.
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Scott Admits Possible Defeat in Next House Vote
Scott acknowledges risk of losing control as local issues tilt toward Democrats in the upcoming House contest. The remark signals a tightening political race amid shifting district priorities and public sentiment.
Southern Pacific plans large bond issue for road upgrade
A proposed 100 million bond financing by the Southern Pacific Company aims to improve the railroad and fund new equipment. The plan would require shareholder approval and involves regulatory steps in Kentucky and Nevada before bonds are issued to finance track upgrades, better engines, and enhanced service.
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Annexation of Cuba Seen as Logical Next Step
Detroit August 15 Senator Manna, at Kee ster McMillan funeral, discussed a possible special Senate session to consider a commercial treaty with Cuba. He predicted such a session will be held and suggested that the logical outcome of current events may be Cuba’s statehood aligning with U S interests.
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Bonham Reunion Ends After Lengthy Session
In Bonham Texas on August 16 the Confederate reunion concluded after a prolonged gathering. Local attendees reported a peaceful close with participants departing the forums and activities wrapping up across town venues.
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Cuban Loan Interference Claim Sparks U S Debate
Havana cables report Cuban loan coverage by New York papers claiming no U S interference rights. Discussion centers on constitutional limits, a proposed tax plan on cigars and tobacco products, and a sinking fund to settle debt.
Fight 10 Continue Gurrows Plan Against Cuban Reciprocity Bill
Washington August 16. The fight over the Cuban reciprocity bill continues as opponents plan to strike on grounds of constitutional power. Burrows signals a fall return to argue that revenues originate in the House and that a treaty could not bypass legislative control.
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Stilwell Steamer Line Expands Coastal Service
The Stilwell Steamer Line between Gruymngs and Port Stilwell gains steamers from Mexico and Orient Steamship, led by Arthur B of Kansas City. The line operates pending railroad completion to Port Stilwell, with ships transporting rail material from Sampisco and more vessels planned as the railroad linking Port Stilwell proceeds.
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