Washington News and Governmental Proceedings
Negotiations open in Washington to form an entente between Colombia and Nicaragua. Navy to solicit bids for a 16 000 ton floating dock to serve a Philippine battleship. Roosevelt approves cable landings in Hawaii Guam and the Philippines. Tacoma to host new Washington Alaska collection district head. Coinage in July totals 4 756 800 dollars. Pendleton case sent back to War Department for hazing dismissal. Immigration circular restricts Porto Rico and Philippines residents. Military policy order ships excess Philippines supplies to San Francisco. Postmaster contract for stamps awarded to Engraving and Printing. Sumner reassigned to Seventh brigade. Davis to Manila. Naval maneuvers cost denied as costly. Meat inspection law timing outlined for 1903 and 2004. Court-martial results in the Philippines show many punishments. Beef trust injunctions praised. Cuban Cuban money disbursed awaiting balance. Asiatic cholera in Manila reports 1005 cases with 800 deaths. Cable rate schedule to Honolulu Manila and China set. Readmission of foreign goods under duty rules explained. Arbitration prep for Pius funderas case underway at The Hague. U.S. arbitration team listed. Panama canal title certainty emphasized before any transfer. Army officer exams planned for civilians and graduates. seventy-seven candidates selected for September tests.
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Bankers Convention Opens with Banquet and Debates
Colorado Springs hosts the Colorado Bankers Association first annual convention with 100+ bankers. Officers elected for the next year include President Kountze and Thatcher as vice president. Ex Gov Adams supports a national savings bank, while the group condemns asset currency and branch banking plans.
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Bandits steal $100000 in Chicago express heist near Savanna
Reported Burlington and Adams Express Company losses range from 2000 to 20000 dollars per officials while total loss is estimated at around 100000. Details suggest conspirators may have had inside knowledge of money carried in the express car. King Edward thanks his people in London for support during coronation postponement due to illness.
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Oil in the Eagle Well in Boulder Sparks Jubilation
Denver reports the Eagle well struck oil today at about 2460 feet, owned mainly by Boulder residents with limited outside stock. The county land yields no royalties, a new rope was installed after a broken bull wheel, and oil was accumulating while idle before the restart. A bottle of the oil was shown at the Boulder National Bank.
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Large Increase in Building Activity Across U.S. Cities
Chicago August reports from Construction News show July building permits in twenty three major cities rose sharply, up 49 percent from July last year. Seattle led with 266 percent, New York and Los Angeles also up, while totals reached 5,507 permits for $253 million, vs 5,200 permits and $19.88 million the previous year. Additionally, notes cover Woodmen of the World elections, friar land transfers in the Philippines, and a Pueblo mayoral race won by a Republican candidate.
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Ait Time Nut Cll Tei Thei
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King Edward VII Crowned in Impressive Coronation Ceremony
Aug 9 London reports a grand coronation of Edward VII with minimal incident. Archishop Canterbury faltered reading prayers. the King and Queen Alexandra received exuberant public acclaim. The ceremony featured royal pageantry, military display, and notable appearances by nobles and foreign dignitaries.
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