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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
1
Panama Recognized as De Facto Government
The United States government announced recognition of Panama's de facto government after a cabinet meeting in Washington. Plans were outlined to inform Panama and Colombia, with Deputy Secretary Loomis noting orders for the minister to relay the new status. The move follows turmoil as Panama asserts independence and seeks canal rights, with Colombia upset by the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yngion
Panama
Abate
Jeabinet Meeu NY
Beaupre
Auty
Ehriman
Pana
Colombia
United States
Pahaiia
Morgan Protests Urges Report On U S Colombia Ties
Senator Morgan announces plans to introduce a resolution asking the foreign relations committee to obtain from the state department a detailed report on U S Colombia relations under the 1846 treaty. He argues the U S stance is not supported by treaty provisions and conflicts with precedents while warning of potential complications as the Isthmus situation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan
Von
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
State Department
United States
Colombia
Rory
Crity
Congress
Cullom
Cullom Ia
Pandit
Lathman
Beleves
Panan
Bryan to act as executor for Bennett estate in New Haven
In New Haven probate court William J. Bryan was admitted as executor of Philo S. Bennett's will with a $250 bond. The case, opposed by Mrs. Bennett's counsel, may be appealed. Bryan’s statement outlines his view that accepting the legacy serves the testator's wishes and broader public aims. He notes Bennett’s bequest of $50,000 and says the funds were arranged to aid charitable institutions if he did not need the money. He also addresses alleged influence, Davis’s travel and statements about his income, and claims his charitable giving totals $33,900 over seven years. The Salisbury, Nebraska paper quotes Bryan defending his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Philo
Bennett
Mra. Bennett
Mr. Bryan
Lingoin
Neb
Bryan
Philo S. Bennad
Brygqn
Lincoln
Mr. Bennett
Hennett
Kryan
Watson Out For Gore In Georgia Armed Feud Tale
Thomas Watson heads an armed faction in Tyree, Georgia over Prohibition tensions. A barber shop insult led to street confrontations as both sides armed, bloodshed feared. Local dealers sold out arms amid the looming clash but elder citizens mediated. Both factions laid down weapons after intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
McDulty County
Watson
Sailors Rescued After Eight Hours Lashing to Mast
Captain Gabrielson and nine crew aboard the waterlogged schooner John W Linnell were adrift for days after leaving Ferdinanda October 17. With six feet of water in the hold and crushed boats, they lashed to a mast stump for safety as six days of thirst and hunger wore on before being transferred to the Italian ship Gabrielle d All after a hazardous voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gabrielson
John W. Linnell
Gabrielle d'All
Linnell
Ferdinanda
Gabrielsen
Death of W L Widener Leader in Oil and Railroads
The death of W L Widener, prominent Philadelphia magnate and former Standard Oil organizer, ends a career spanning oil refining, gas and street railway interests, and major real estate. He built a vast Philadelphia Broad Street estate, supported the Vienna exhibition commission, and funded American art. He left a widow Louisa Broomall and children George W Widener, William J Widener Jr, Mrs George OL Widener, and Mrs Sydney Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona
Leikhis
Wheeling
W. van
New York
Philadelphia
Mannsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Fle
Wid Abutye
Schuylkill
Atention
Io Standard Oi Company
PA. BR
Widener
Wille Creine
Chicago
Pittaware
Bantimore
Burtato
Tr Ssowit Williams, Whitnes
Maota Theire Vehicle Company, & New Jersey Corporation
Art
Park Exposition
Tie
Nye
Pennsylvania Academy of the Arts
Widenor Hikis
Misa Louisa Broomall
George W., Aikins
William J. Kina, Jr
George OL. Widener
Sydney ©, Taylor
Storm in a Balloon Cited From French Balloon Flight
In a Nov 1 dispatch Verle reports Comte de La Yaul Mate and Comte de Castilian de Sant Victor completed a sixteen hour balloon voyage. They battled tempest and darkness, landed near Valdabon with worn crews and a ballast loss of about 1282 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle
Comte de la Yau
Comte de Castiliion de Sant Victor
Erin
Valdabon
Tle
Jury Deadlock Triggers New Trial for Senator Farris
Nov 10 report states Senator Prank Farris and associates faced bribery charges tied to an alumniation case. Jurors failed to reach a verdict eight to four, prompting a new trial as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Bors
Missouri Boodler
Prank 1
Tuet
Woman Shoots Self Amid Mental Strain in Shulltown
Mrs. Fred Crombie, 31, shot herself while temporarily insane at Shull town. She had recently returned from dependency ten days ago amid family troubles and unspecified concerns. In Havana, Cuba, officials propose handing Guantanamo naval station to the United States if the deal is accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crombie
Shulltown
Will
Cuba
Havana
United States
Squiers
Guantanamo Naval Station
Monument to a Mother-in-Law Tribute in London Mausoleum
London remembers Queen Victoria with a memorial at Rogmore Mausoleum. The memorial features a seventeen foot statue of the Savior, honoring the late Queen and described as a beautiful tribute to the best of mothers-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Royal Mausoleum
Rogmore
Colonel Dunlap Adair Dead
Chicago dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Dunlap Adair died after a pneumonia illness. He was a founder of the building and association Jew in Illinois and served during the rebellion as a member of Grant's staff. Bank officials arrested in Jordan Minnesota after the Scott County bank failure. cashiers accused of taking deposits after insolvent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Adair
Chicago
Decedent
Building and Association
Ilinois
Grant
Start
Jordan, Minn
H. &. Schreierer
A. G. Schaefer
Scott County Bank
Financial Conference At White House Yields No Accord
A high level conference in Washington including the president, Secretary Shaw and Senators Allison Aldrich Spooner Cullom and Platt of Connecticut lasted over an hour without a conclusion. The general understanding remains that no general financial legislation will be undertaken at the called session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Conference
Washington
White House
Shaw
Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Alas Cullom
Platt
Connecticut
Williams selected Speaker candidate at Democratic caucus
Washington November caucus of Democratic members chose John S Williams of Mississippi as the Speak er candidate by unanimous vote. George B McClellan, recent New York City mayor, received an ovation upon entering the caucus. A Farwell in New York died aged 75 from heart failure, a member of the Chicago Farwell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
New York
Jobn K. Farwell
Chicago
United States Colombia protest over Isthmus action opens transit
Washington nov 10 official circles report United States of Colombia lodged a protest with the state department over American actions on the Isthmus of Panama. The exact terms are unclear though objections cite treaty interpretations. The Boston cruiser arrived at Panama and Mayflower sails for Colon with Consul General Mudger aboard to assume full consular charge. Admiral Walker travels to Panama to observe conditions for the canal commission. Philippe Buneau Varina's new diplomatic mission shipbound for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States of Colombia
State Department
United States
Panama
Maude
American
Navy Department
Boston
Diehl
Stat
John G. Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Moody
White House
Admiral Walker
Hay
German View Of It Berlin Sees US Hand At Work
Berlin commentary notes mixed German reaction to US actions in Colombia and Panama. It cites press views from the Frankfurter Zeitung and Vossische Zeitung on US aims, including canal interests and behind the scenes diplomacy, alongside reports from Colon and Washington about Panama recognition and diplomatic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Germany
Panama
Frankfurter Zeitung
Washington
Colombia
Isthmus
Berlin Vossiche Zeitung
Nicaragua
Luehrsen
Tyrol
Panama Canal Treaty Talks Move From Colombia
Washington reports say negotiations for a Panama canal treaty may be renewed with Colombia despite Panama’s separate government. Officials stress the United States seeks a peaceful, equitable isthmian waterway and will offer good offices to reconcile Colombia and Panama. Secretaries Root and Hay confer on latest isthmian developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Washington
Nov
Department of Panama
United States
State Department
Panama
Reyes Aa
Republic of Panama
Associated Press
Isthmus
Root
Hay
Vse Isthus
Pansana
New York
Germany to Recognize Panama After US Action
Berlin expects US formal recognition of Panama and Germany will follow. New York reports claim Colombia urged Germany to protect Panama with concessions in return. Washington says Secretary Hay forwarded the Colombian protest to the president for decision after talks on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Celombia
Berlin
Nffice
Republic of Panama
United States
New York
Arura D. Brigard
Colombia
Indluelty
Panama
Washington
Hay
Markets Record Mixed Prices Across Regions
Sioux City stock yards report mixed cattle and hog prices with steady to strong cattle values. South Omaha and Kansas City bids reflect similar trends. Chicago cash quotes show broad commodity movements in grain, provisions, and dairy, with Minneapolis tracking cash grain prices for wheat corn and flax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
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