Peace talks with Panama and Colombia falter in tense meeting
Reyes arrives from Savanilla as Panamanian commission rejects Colombia’s terms. Both sides press for recognition of the Republic of Panama while urging peaceful negotiations. Colombia’s delegation signals possible concession but remains wary amid U S canal treaty tensions.
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Semr Atlas
Jontal Sener Metdosa
Mbntetor
Juatier
Conatantine Arwermena
Senor
Antonio Zi Weta
Parana
Canada
Reyes
Ocanada
Titer
United States
Gus
Melonies
Ube
Columbia
Tran
Senor Arias
Calemia
Colomtite
Republic of Mannom
Colomii
CIA
Cailroad
Oma
Witet
Search for Dottie Hoithner continues after Havana party
A large group of about a hundred men searched Havana Saturday night for Dottie Hoithner, whose whereabouts remained unknown a week after her disappearance. The expedition, coordinated by local officials and aided by miners, extended across 21 miles of terrain as investigators assess clues from the case. Meanwhile Missouri farmers gathered in Clinton for their annual convention, with nearly 100 farm mutual insurance delegates attending and discussing rates and governance.
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Havana
Wittilm Woradites
Niles
Clinton, Mos
Missouri Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Clinton
Gour
Thomas Day
McClintic
Monroe City
Saii
Misaone
Miners Arrive in Brevier for Local Work Prospects
A large consignment of Colorado striking miners arrived Thursday to seek employment in Brevier Missouri mines. Transportation was provided by the United Mine Workers of America national organization.
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Brevier
Colorado Etriing
National Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Paris notes Ecuador mulled on Galapagos sale talk
Paris reports Ecuador again sounding European powers about selling the Galapagos Islands, located about 800 miles southwest of the Panama Isthmus, amid diplomatic maneuvering and potential bids.
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Paris
Ecuador
Panama
St Petersburg notes Panatea recognition by United States
Ambassador Mer Cormick Tuesday notified the Foreign Office of the United States recognition of the Republic of Panatea. Foreign Minister Tamadorf said Russia would take no action until the war returns to St. Petersburg.
Choate Signals U S Intent On Vavama Policy
Choate informed Lord Lansdowne that the United States intends to consider its stance on Vavama. The exchange occurred Tuesday as part of ongoing discussions between the United States and Britain over colonial and diplomatic issues.
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Choate
England
Landon
United States
Lord Lansdowne
Thirty-One Men Die in Wreck in Illinois Rail Collision
A headend collision between west bound freight and a work train on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis line near Mackinaw and Tremont left thirty-one men dead and many injured. The work train crew attempted to pass the freight, engines braked, whistles blew, and a boiler explosion followed the impact. Injured were taken to relief stations at Tremont and Morton. one caboose was brought to Tremont. Authorities reported 31 dead, with several injured, as rescue and investigation unfolded.
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Nelievel
Behausen
North Sea
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Cotton gin at Tussey destroyed by Saturday fire
Ardmore reports a fire gutted the cotton gin at Tussey on Saturday morning. The building was filled with cotton and seed, and the blaze caused heavy damage to the structure.
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Ardmore
Tussey
Plainfield Desperado Mink Pleads Not Guilty
Plainfield youth Sir Fred Mink, who returned from the Blaze of Washington lawt Jine, killed his stepmother and Newt Harris. He appeared in Pie County Circus Court Tuesday and pleaded not guilty.
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Plainfield
Fred Mink
Washington
Big Stepmother
Newt Harris
Pie County Circus
Colombia Plans Large Army To Face Panama
Article reports Colombia considering mobilizing a 100000 man army to defend national integrity against Panama. It cites statements attributed to ex governor Salazar and telegrams from Palmira urging unity, with Liberal and Conservative leaders reportedly weighing a joint military effort. Also notes prior US actions inflaming tensions and recent returns of ships to the United States.
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Paname
Cauda
An- Hoquia
Colombia
Write Uribe
Teojamin Werrera
Geli Orientaed
Maerephel Ty Patama
Galiertomd
Colombia Loses Two Districts And Panamanian Move
An OCR fragment reports territorial shifts with Cauca and Antioquia allegedly joining Panama, plus political tensions around a canal and liberal party control. It mentions Bolivar joining a regional movement and a dangerous firearm accident in Nashville involving Henry Krueger and Annie Krueger, with a sailboat scene from Boston.
Miller and Johns Acquitted in Cincinnati Case
Theod Miller of Torre Hoyte and Joseph Mo Johns of Redville were acquitted of charges of conspiracy to extort a bribe from John Ryan. The not guilty verdict drew demonstrations from the crowd, as Judge Albert Thompson adjourned court. Defendants and their Indiana supporters exchanged congratulations with the jurors amid emotional scenes.
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Ohio
Theo Miller
Torre Hoyte
Joseph Mo Johns
Redville
Jnd
Frivar
Joh
Ryan
Peat Office Department
Don Ae Cour
Albert Thompson
Prmaemoniam
Indiana
Milley Ami
Hiram D Rultson
Charles W Baker
Juhine
Neil
Furlong freed pending further inquiry after hotel fatality
Joseph F Furlong, exonerated by a coroner jury in the killing of Irving McDonald at the Hotel Metropole, left for St Louis as Prosecuting Attorney Grabhardt ordered his reengagement for Friday. The McDonald family offered no obstruction to the prosecution. The case drew high level interest as military and civic figures discussed next steps and the public mood remained unsettled.
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Joseph F Furlong
Irving McDonnalll
St. Jools
O'Elovk Weibnenilas
Grabhbert
Porlong
O'Elogh
Honolulu bidders offer to take par for territorial bonds
Messrs Flak and Robinson of New York bid at par for the proposed seven hundred thousand four percent Hawaiian territorial bonds. Their offer has been accepted. This issue of Hawaiian bonds is divided among agencies.
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Messrs
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New York
Indian Orphan Asylum Fire Hits Salina, IT
Dallas bulletin reports Tuesday night blaze at the Indian Orphan Asylum in Salina IT causing $124000 in property loss with no lives lost. Fire officials investigated the incident and confirmed no injuries. Damage was extensive to the building and surrounding structures.
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Tex
Salina
Congress Convenes in Extra Session Debates Cuban Reciprocity
Congress debates the Cuban reciprocity measure during an extra session. Speakers from Democratic and Republican ranks clash over principles, adjournment, and how swiftly legislation should move. Senate activity includes routine motions and calls for committee referrals as leaders seek a path forward.
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Metshe
McClellan
Greater
New York
Terms of the New Canal Treaty Summary
The article outlines the May Biini Varilla treaty provisions: US guarantees Panama's independence and rights over the canal zone. Panama grants US authority within the zone and over surrounding lands for construction and maintenance. US gains navigational rights and river access. Panama cedes monopoly on any future communications system across its territory. the text also notes ongoing storm disruptions affecting transport and communications, and reports on various unrelated incidents and legal notices.
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Washington
United States
Republic of Panama
United Statics
Panama
Regibiie of
Language of Socialism and Labor Pledges Prompt Debate
The Allertcuin Federation of Labor Westienday sent a socialist aid policy pledge amid debate over nine resolutions. A committee of resolutions reportedly opposed the principle, while delegates with 285 votes supported the reform. Secretary Root prepared to present a full military record of General Leonard Wood to the Senate Military Affairs Committee as his nomination for Major General faced examination.
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Aline Alter
Jong Heliete Chintiy
Socialiamn
Allertcuin Federation of Labor
Washington
Senate Committe du
Root Big Forwat
Lavenard Wood
London gale damage and death reports across English towns
Fragmentary London dispatches describe gales in England causing property damage and multiple deaths near Birmingham Tipton and Melton boroughs. Reports mention wreckage on the coast, missing persons, and interrupted communications as authorities assess the toll.
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England
Birmingham
Tipton
Melenburgh
Springfield businessman files voluntary petition in federal court
Bert C. Monals, a hardware merchant of Monefeld in Platt County, led a voluntary federal court petition in the Southern district. The filing lists assets of 4,701 dollars and cites scheduling liabilities given as F13450. The action marks a formal insolvency step in a regional bankruptcy matter.
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Springfield
Bert C. Monals
Monefeld
Platt County
Federal Court For Southern
Man shoots wife then kills self in city home
I. Charley Williame of this city shot and wounded his wife Wednesday night before turning the pistol on himself, ending the fatal incident. Officials report the tragedy occurred at the couple's residence with authorities investigating the scene.
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Murphystore
Charley Williame
Latnie Gompers Elected AFL President by Large Plurality
Rowton Moss reports Latnie Gompers won the presidency of the American Federation of Labor on Saturday by a large plurality, highlighting broad support within the union's leadership and member base.
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Rowton
Moss
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Kratz case papers moved to Federal Judge for review
Reports from Guadalajara indicate the Kratz case documents were turned over to a Federal Judge on Thursday morning and examined by Cas tanos, Keats's lawyer, who says the case is now in the courts not the President. Guthrie: The Auster State Bank at Bowale was robbed Saturday night of 2500 dollars. nitroglycerin was used.
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Colorado
Oel and Iron Company
Oteike
Thie Stoel
Hon Works
Eel Works
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Kratz
Anerlon
Boylass
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Senate Is Remyte Adieu
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Guadalajara
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Okla
Bowale
Panama Republic Recognized by United States
Gen Horace Porter American Ambassador to France reports Washington has formally recognized the Republic of Panama, signaling a major diplomatic milestone amid evolving relations with Paris and amid United States foreign policy in Central America.
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Horace Porter
Washington
United States
Republic of Panama
Moors of National Grange Installed in Rochester NY
Rochester hosts the Moors of the National Grange installation as they receive an invitation to hold the next convention in St Louis. The note signals continued activity within the Fraternity and hints at future gathering plans in Missouri.
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Rochester
National Grange
St. Louisa
Resignation Offered After Praise of Washington
Fragmentary notice notes Prof Bansett of Trinity College Durham N C offered his resignation following a controversy over praising Booker T Washington as a great figure from the South in the past century and threats to pupil withdrawal by parents.
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Cis
Wald
Robert Ki. Lee
Booker T. Washington
Prof
Bansett
Trinity College
Durham
N.C
Lone Star private car burned in Terrell Sunday night
In Terrell Texas EE HH A Green reported his private car Lone Star burned here Sunday night. Fire crews investigated the blaze and hailed no injuries. Officials noted suspected arson is possible but details remained under review.
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Terrell
Tex
Lone Star
Borrowed All the Furniture from a Water Town House
A Watertown woman found her house in Jefferson county emptied of furniture after she left it locked when moving to Watertown. She later found a neighbor’s pump in her well and discovered the burglars had moved her entire furniture including carpets and dishes. The couple, recently married, admitted borrowing the items and repaid ten dollars. Utica Journal.
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Jefferson County
Watertown
Furniure
Utica Journal
Master of Tact in Dinner Table Wit
Dr Joh Crown, a celebrated Roe lish divine, displays polished tact in social encounters. An unnamed writer recalls his witty exchanges and remarks at dinners, including a sharp reply about meeting a minister and a light quip on approaching marriage, illustrating his charm and ease.
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Joh Crown
Roelish
Ettangere
Tomor
Iso Alfieur
Pevines
Beresford's Plastering Job Remark at Embassy Dinner
An exchange at a Washington embassy dinner involved the late Brith ambassador Sir Michael Herbert and Rear Admiral Charles Beresford. A joking remark about plastering work was interrupted by laughter and skepticism, as speakers touched on cementing relations between Britain and America.
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Michael Herbert
Washington
Charles Beresford
Tacoma
Ing
A Curious Error in a French Clergyman's Speech
A distinguished French clergyman who first visited America struggled with English. He mastered the language slowly yet sometimes faced odd phrases like "hippered salmon" for supper and asked what "kipnered" meant. He then attempted a public prayer and allegedly caused a scene by imploring someone named Gal to Shipper.
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Moklig
America
Tinete
Gal
Kittys Picture Mystery In A Pachettal Or Piel
Abbie Farwell Brown writes about a strange picture memory as readers recall a past scene. The fragment hints at a mysterious portrait and a painting’s meaning within a playful yet puzzling exchange.
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Nielpetat
Arid
Abbie Farwell
Pig Iron Market Rumors and Production Decline
The year’s pig iron consumption in the United States is estimated at 20 million tons with furnaces operating at that rate, but foreign purchases of 1 million tons have dampened demand. As a result several furnaces have shut down and production has weakened.
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United States
Journalistic Tramps Arrive in Paria on World Walk Tour
M. F. V. Bounef, described as a Bol gairian journalist, reaches Paria with his wife on a journey around the world on foot. They anticipate completing the trek in fifteen years and will fund expenses by selling portrait postcards.
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M. F. V. Bounef
Paria
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