Panama crisis bills and foreign powers clash in world update
News flags Panama upheaval with U S support, Colombia troop movements, and naval actions. Roosevelt policy facing Democratic attacks while treaties loom. Reports cite shelling, coast guards, and international disputes involving Japan Russia China and Dominican affairs amid college scores and athletic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Germany
United States
Colombia
Roosevelt
Congress
Bengota
M. Bunau Varelle
Parame
Senaor Morgan
Panaia Canal
Panatun Republic
Panama Coast Commission
Lyrebsi
Yost
Panami
Cojon
Nashville
Global and Domestic News Tidbits from Early Report
Philippines reports General Wood met Mores in friendly mood near Lake Landy amid regional tensions. In domestic notes, senators discuss Hanna presidency, Joan Sharp Williams nominated in Mississippi, and Greene of New York may head a $100 million canal project commission. A postmaster general crisis arises over vacant regent positions and staff replacements from outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Lake Landy
Senate
Hanna
Democrats
House
Joan Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Francis ¥. Greene
New York
Hhis
Mixed World News and Local Incidents Highlight Turbulent Era
A vast array of summaries from politics and society to crime and disasters fills a late 19th century page. Notable items include marriages tied to mayoral politics, dueling lawsuits over kisses, thefts of thousands, suicides and arrests, bank robberies and shortages, ship and aviation rumors, court actions, labor strife, and a long roll of international happenings from Europe to the Americas, plus local accidents and deaths.
Notable Local Figures and Civil War Veterans Pass Away
Morgan County resident and longtime sheriff candidate John C. Kane and Paris based financier head of American Backing and Forwarding both die. Captain I. N. Buck, Civil War veteran and former U S marshal detective, dies of heart disease in Elin Ill. William H. Reddick of Muscatine Iowa dies after describing 1802 military incident and 1867 Atlanta raid survivors receiving medals of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
John C. Kane
Lloyd Steamship Line
Aneumdem
Paris
I. N. Buck
Thirty Sixth
Seventh Regiment
United States Marshal
Elin
Til
William Henry Harrison Reddick
Muscatine
Iowa
Mr. Reddick
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mr. Radnick
Congress
Wisconsin Residents Tout Deer Season Protections
Wisconsin deputies ordered to locate hunter camps and inspect license compliance as deer season opens in Madison. Non residents from Pennsylvania and Ohio flock to Wisconsin with 210 of 25 dollar licenses issued to non residents this year, up from 238 last year. Resident licenses total near 75 000, up about 3 001 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Bess
Overserkas
Len
Iscey
kHligg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Stmbles
Secretaries Quiet Exchange on Governor Nominee
A New York correspondent pressed Secretary Root about possible consideration for New York governor. Root teased that being talked about as a candidate for governor is better than being a candidate for a state's prison, then ended the interview with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Root
Severnnr
Bubbles on a River Tale by Willem Trombuil
A fragmented verse scene shows bubbles dancing on a stream as observers debate meaning and purpose. The tale recalls a rallying crowd, a river's deep current, and the lone observer who records their stories, with surreal, dreamlike imagery.
University plans major exhibit for world fair campus relief model
Madison reports regents allocated four thousand dollars for a Wisconsin exhibit at the world’s fair. Professor Mack leads a task force to prepare displays across a seven acre Wisconsin state building core. Highlights include a relief campus model, large engineering laboratory scale models, extensive photographs, charts on university growth, and a showcase of faculty scholarly work and research apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University
Lovisttan
Ae J.G. D. Mack
Teesilent van Hise
Mack
Palace of Education
Ube
Hansen Ure Wisenngin
University of Wisconsin
Univer of Michigan
Minnesota
Milnois
Missouri
St. Lou Johns Hopkins
Carter
Columb Washington
Chicago
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Wisconsin
University of St.Louis
Washington University
University of Chicago
Muckever Wisconsin
Ferry and Clas
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Building
Horticultural
University Avenue
Stedm Engineering
Vast Sum Pensions Would Build a 108 Foot Obelisk
An analysis by Pension Commissioner Ware computes total pension outlays since government formation if paid in gold. The figure would tower like a 108 foot obelisk, illustrating the vast scale of modern pension costs. From the Revolutionary War through eight months of the current period, total costs are placed near $70 million, with current disbursements for eight months approaching that pace. Indiana and Ohio are noted as major pension recipients, with New York leading among states in annual pension payments. The text compares wartime costs across eras, highlighting widows’ pensions as a dominant portion of expenses.
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Canada
United States
Mills Janice M. Pardo
New York
Henry C. Price
Low
Wll
Sgalpat
E. D. Mocery
Alfred ‘Vanderbilt
Avenue
Rus Buzzard
Reading
Antonio C. Giauffer
Nice
France
Chicago
Louis Grey Sutti
Samuel E. Darby
Sut
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Mis
Eugene W. Light
Star City
Ind) Citizens’ Bank
Jamesly i Blair
St. Louis
Business Woman's Clab
Sits
Garrie Nationa
Dramatic Company
Ten Nightsip & Bartoom
Jan Wizabeth
N. J
Parkers Prairie
Mian
Clara Coffin
Hash Orange
Omaha
Ohio State University
Columbus
James Murphy
Monongahela
John Johnson
Barbory
Iowa
England
Sturgis
Montana
Pushtns
Frank P. Sargent
Utah
Washington
Salt Lake
Ith
Moringa
Ace Cal
Ware
Shorts Six Wohias
Hiram Crank
Awa
Oneida County
Tor
Mo O
Why oysters die when laid on their right side
A Philadelphia record excerpt discusses oyster physiology with a Chesapeake Bay observer, arguing the left side is the natural feeding position. He notes oysters placed on the right side cannot open the shell properly, leading to suffocation and death, and offers a practical explanation for left-handed life of the oyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Dea
Rome
Philadelphis Ecord
Amusing Sige Children At Home Arts and Crafts
Guidance for keeping children engaged with home crafts using prints, drawings, and simple paper projects. Encourages mothers to use age appropriate activities, light-weight materials, and varied tasks to maintain interest without revealing the aim of quieting the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pworks
Ars
Vurg
Wormar
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Willems & Baley, Publishure
News OF the World
San Domingo
San Iaomingo City
Hayll
Newport
Domingo
Baltimore
Puerto Plata
Capitel
Santiago de Las Cabelieras
Puerto Pinto
Lesquels
Jimlaetz
China
Japan
Russia
Yuan Shi Kai
Manchuria
Sporting
Unicago
Haskel JL
Oshkosh Normal
Syracuse
Pridecloy
Lafarette
Lehigh & Ci
George Town
Philippines
Patti
California
Harvard ‘University
Gordon McKar
William Warren
Chester
Treasury Department
Dental Department
University of Maryland
New Hampshire
Goodell
Pittsbury
Lancaster
Emma Booth-Tucker
Texas
Mexico
Rafael Hidalgo Jopez
Paterson
Anna Rosa Fernandez Weyend
Havana
Cuba
Richard Reich
Rosebank
S. D
Levitz
Anderson
Charles Ercory Smith
Chaneberlain
Astoria
Chicaze
Chicago & Northwestern
BE. Myers
Spring Hill
Sherif Fuller
Whiteship County
L. C. Arhett
John Guild
J. ¢. Myers T
Sutter Tires
Lakestrad
Coloniel A
Supreme Court
District of
Charles 5. Greene
Trentor
Jersey City
New Jersey
New York Bay
Dewey
Norfolk
Annapolis
Olympia
United States Supreme Court
Northern Securites Company
Daniel Myers
Manhatray Fire Inurance Company
William M. Hahn
Distrie
Jerome
Levé
Kingsfisher County
Oklahoma
J. W. Hoover
Ohlo
Hoover
Laighman
Constantinople
State Department
Evangelical Society
Four
Jerusalem
Tie Tanger
Sion
Greveland
Philadelphia
Chicago City Railway
Central Labor Union of
USA
Edward
Prince Alexander of
Feck
Alice
Albany
Sablersheed
New Foundland
Manteuttal
Madrid
Traly
Vatican
Pope Pius
Armédian Eegira Committee
London
Sagouni
Assagsin
Dr. Sacov
Mantle
Great Britain
Europe
Spain
Catalonia
Barcelona
Frank W. Tracy
Springfield 9 Birst National Bank
Samuel Miller
Toy
Pana
Ill
Richard M. Kitcher
Galeshire
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
William L. Elkins
Irvin Dunlap
Jacksonville
Maine
Wardens
Teir Sous
Willem Trombuil
Sige
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