Secretary Hay Asserted U S Approval Needed for Isthmus Revolution
Secretary Hay stated the United States must approve movements on the Isthmus in line with the 1846 treaty with Colombia. He cited Polk's message, emphasized U S guarantees of transit, and the aim to preserve free transit and prevent foreign intervention. He defended past U S actions as necessary to maintain neutrality and commerce.
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Hay
United States
New Grenada
New Granada
Columbia
Traterem
Colombia
Wisconsin cadets fired by Navy secretary
Washington November 7. The secretary of the Navy signed orders dismissing Midshipmen Joseph Drummond Little of Ohio John Henry Loft of Iowa and Worden Chaffee of Wisconsin from the United States service. They were members of the United States Naval Academy and had been convicted by a court martial on the charge of hazing.
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Washington
Navy
Joseph Drummond Little
Ohio
John Henry Loftand
Iowa
Ark Worden Chaffee
Wisconsin
United States
OC Lue Myst Dlass
Naval Academy
More Germans Reported Slain in Africa and Waterloo Murder
London dispatch says German police post at Usibis surrounded and garrison murdered while Keetmanshoon garrison of 60 white soldiers was attacked. In Waterloo Iowa a coroner's jury ruled John Tush, president of the Gas Company, died from accidental injuries, not murder, following a fall two weeks earlier.
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London
Capetown
the Mail
Usibis
Keetmanshoon
Waterloo
Iawa
Coreaée
John Tush
Belgore
Three Years For Jew Who "Voted" Too New Aliens
St. Louis, Nov. Charles Welsa man, vice president of Lie Heeren del fersonell, was sentenced to three years by the penitentiary for his connection with the creation naturalization with aliens.
CULLOM TELLS WHOLE SECRET IN ISTHMUS TALKS
Senator Cul lom, head of the foreign relations committee, predicts the United States will likely negotiate a Panama canal treaty. He notes mixed reactions at celebrations, praises U S influence, and discusses orderly transition in the isthmus while avoiding alarm over colonial policy.
New Panama Governor Recalls Grievances and Calls for Progress
In Colon the new civil and military governor Perferlo alendez received ovations as the flag of Panama was raised. He urged a united government for all citizens and praised progress. Paris circles favored the Panama revolution and dismissed fears of U.S. intervention, predicting bilateral news exchange and cautious French sympathy.
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Panama
Colon
Republic of Panama
Perferlo Alendez
Colombia
Supreme Board
Panay
France
Paris
United States
Plang
Morgan Raises An Objection On Colombia Policy
Senator Morgan said he will introduce a resolution asking the Senate Foreign Committee to obtain from the State Department a detailed report on U S relations with Colombia under the 1844 treaty. He asserts the current attitude is not justified by treaty provisions and violates U S precedents. He warns Colombia intends to war and foresees complications akin to past Indian and Philippine issues.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Foreign Committee
State Department
United States
Golombians
San Domingo Threatened by Rebels From San Domingo City
Nov 7. German warships coaling ordered to San Domingo. Telegraph from San Domingo City says insurgents march on the city. The steamer Cherokee barred at Puerta Pista and Samana ports. forced entry at Puerta Pista yesterday. U S Minister Powell reports need for warship. Baltimore due at San Domingo to deter rebels.
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St. Thomas, D. W. 1
San Domingo
Brockade
Hayitl
Puerta Pista
Samana
Powel
Washington
State Department
United States
Powell
Ani
Baltimore
Hamping
Roane
Indiana Defeats Illinois in Bloodless 17 0 Shutout
Bloomington game saw Tindiaye run Illinois ragged as Indiana controlled play. Illini offered few threats and were unable to advance, while officials noted the Hoosiers held Illinois to no points.
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Bloomington
Ind
Tindiaye
Illnois
Woodrun
Illinois
Hoosiers
Kickapoos Go To Old Mexico Settlement Declines Sharp
South MedALuster I T Nov 7 The Kickapoos have left Indian Territory and will align with Mexico’s flag. From a peak near 70,000 they now number fewer than 700 with 442 remaining in Mexico and 18 in Indian Territory. They settled in Coahuila, farm and raise stock, and expect a good living. Their marriage customs are simple and crime is rare.
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South MedAluster
I. T
Mexico
Missouri Valley
Coahuila
Indian Territory
Emily
Trine
Telegraphs in Brief From Galesburg and Elsewhere
Reports from Galesburg issued by Richard M. Kimber, superintendent, list telegram items including a 62 year old appeal in New York, a two year and three month sentence for ex torting 300 dollars, and royal invitations. Securities of U S Steel traded at record lows while Indiana football veteran Frank Shanklin recovered from injuries. Emperor William’s yacht Meteor to race for the emperor’s cup. Capetown confirms Warmbad massacre amid Dorud tribes. Gorgic Yangie alias Karan linked to Armenian murder in Providence. Coroner closes inquest to witnesses and officials only. Waite farm crowd injured by corn ensilage boiler blast.
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Galesburg
Richard M. Kimber
Burlington Railroad
New York
Sam Parks
Sing Sing
Meteor
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Indianapolis
Ifrank Shanklin
Hanover College
Clef
Victor Emmanuel
Meyer
Pisa
San Rosere
Chicago City Railway Company
Capetown
Warmbad
Damaraland
Gorgic Yangie
London
Karan
Providence
R. J
Averyone
Waite
Agricultural Civilege
Udio State University
Nine Miners Die in Tunnel Fire near Virginia City
Virginia City Mont Nov 7 A tunnel fire at the Kearsarge gold mine six miles from town cost nine miners their lives. Superintendent R B Turner of Butte is among the dead. Four bodies were recovered by nightfall with others still inside. Surface damage is slight as rescuers battle smoke and flames.
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Virginia City
Mont
Kearsarge
R. B. Turner
Butte
Northwest
George Allen
John Tobin
James Powers
Edward Vabredy
William Fleming
Robert Donnelly
Iobn Tobi
Tobin
Powers
Menning
Donnelly
Bequest Appealed After New Haven Court Decision
Moy and Wallan report on a lettered statement about a Bennett will bequest. The court ruled the bequest would be valid if shown to exist when the will was executed, but probating the bequest hinges on proof. The author expresses satisfaction with the court’s ruling on undue influence and moral questions.
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Charles Pepper
John ‘Bilgare
Constantinovie
Porte
Macedonia
Turkey
Austria
Steve
New Haven
Bennett
Cotic
Moy
T—Wallan
J. Bryan
New York Weekly Bank Clearings Show Slight Decline
New York reports Bradstreets total bank clearings for the past week at 1,900,813,792 dollars, a 245 percent decrease from the same week a year ago, indicating a sharp drop in activity.
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New York
Bradstreets
Fragmentary Baltimore News Quote Surfaces
A garbled Baltimore News snippet shows characters discussing a religious or legal matter with phrases like Para Gee and papal consti. The readable text includes Willa and Sir Pome Bay but lacks clear narrative or context to identify specific events or individuals.
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Willa
Baltimore News
Wisconsin Towns Burn as Fire Razes Sawmills
Reports from Bibon, Ashland, Wausaukee, and Falls indicate widespread fires destroying mills, stores, and homes. The Bibon blaze ravaged a sawmill and a general store, with four million feet of lumber lost as winds hampered firefighting. Ashland and nearby towns also suffered major losses, while residents evacuated and protection was limited. In Wausaukee, multiple structures burned including a residence and saloon, with substantial insured losses. A wagon accident claimed a farmer’s life near Eagle.
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Ashland
Wis
Sov
Bibon
Chicago Coal and Lumber Company
Z. W. Nengee
Omaha
Urnase
N. B. Helwey
M. B. Holw
Vought-Barger Company
Wausaukee
Navy T
Tava Brothers’ Hock
Pinekowski
Laun Brothers
H. Balr Sons
Mose Vannes
Green Bay Brewers
W. J. Nelson
Grand Rapids
Nev
Wankesho
Charles Burme
Eagle
North Prairie
Seart Falre
Alliance Rumors Tie Czar and Emperor in Far East Pact
Vienna reports a rumor that the czar and Emperor William have formed a defensive alliance in the Far East should Great Britain aid Japan. In South Dakota Judge Carland upheld the anti compact law banning coalitions among insurers to fix rates, modeled after Iowa’s statute.
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Vienna
William
Far East
Great Britain
Japan
Sioux Falls
3. D
Carland
United States Court For the
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