Treaty with Column Text Published in Paris April 7
Public and private text of a treaty published in Paris outlines special favors for Colombian interests. Signed in Bogota on April 7 by United States Minister Thomson and Colombian minister Urrutia, it covers canal privileges, compensation, and a future peace treaty with Panama, while acknowledging Colombian independence and military retention near the canal. The report also notes unrelated naval accidents and other items in transit.
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Panama Canal
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What Angered Mrs Wilbur In A Quiet Town
In a chatty scene Mabel explains Mrs Wilbur refuses to speak after a brief, vague quarrel with no clear cause. The exchange includes light gossip about daily irritations and a remark about a husband, while neighboring anecdotes surface from a Belfast summons court and a caustic note from Richard Croker.
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Ethel
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Optimism Defined by Representative Simeon Fess
Representative Simeon D. Fess of bio extols optimism, contrasting the pessimist who asks if there is milk in the pitcher with the optimist who says pass the cream. He notes the idea applies to all and shifts toward a closing remark about Houston Port.
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Simeon D. Fess
Bio
Fess
Fragmentary dialogue from a parlor scene
A distorted snippet shows a young man whispering about fines while Miriam enters in a weary mood. The aunt rebukes him, mishearing a mouth as an ear, then leaves the room. The exchange hints at money, clarity, and delusion in a tense domestic moment.
Jaror We acquits Simon of sympathy for his mother
An unusual court note reports Jaror We acquitting Simon of sympathy charges tied to his aged mother. The case centers on alleged legal missteps and the influence of a lawyer in the proceedings. No further details on the defense or prosecution are provided.
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Jaror
Simon
Fragmented OCR lets unclear note drift into record
The readable parts show a garbled fragment with stray words and partial phrases. No clear subject, date, or location emerges to identify a person, organization, or event for a concise news item.
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