Senate Ratifies Canal Treaty After Heated Debate
The Senate approved the Hay-Pauncefote canal treaty by 72 to 6 with extensive debate on neutrality and control. Senators including Teller and Clay pressed for amendments while proponents argued the pact abrogates the Clayton-Bulwer provision and secures U.S. canal management.
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Washington
Senate
Henater Teller
Aneraewe
Renatar Teller
Deas
Great Britain
State Department
England
Unite States
Senatorny Clay
Fairbanks
McCumber
Meizarin
Deracn
Mallory
Mason
Tillman
Bacon
Pate
Clay
Roosevelt Victory Wins Senate Ratification of Hay-Pauncefote
London papers praise the Senate vote on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty as a personal triumph for President Roosevelt. Critics note political maneuvering by Lord Lansdowne while The Times and others applaud the step for Anglo American friendship and long overdue accord between Britain and the United States.
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Hacon
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Great Britain
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United States Senate
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Hay
Knox Confirmed in Senate for Attorney General Post
The Senate approved Philander C. Knox as attorney general after a contentious debate over recommitting the nomination. Senators Jones and Turner supported allowing public access to all facts, while Hoar and Pettus argued for transparency. final vote 43 to 7 with an executive confirmation of several U.S. marshal and other nominations.
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Washington Notes on widows and restorations in midwest notices
National capital news notes list revisited names of widows and orphans with amounts from Illinois Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. Entries include George Rockhold Omaha Martha Wilson Grand Island and Caroline Franklin Giltner among others with sums noted and dates in late November.
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Union
Dee
Melvin I. Byers
Dean Benjamin J. Borahim
Cush- Sewloun Bothiypool
Myplon
R Chase
Iitora
Reds
Leonard Allerton
Lex Moines
Mlwood
John C. Climmermin
Kahmstown
Mewlon
Martin Keescher
Malcem
Joseph Ursvenberg
Adair
Peter Kuckubauns
Glenwood
Joseph M. McCulloch
Cleafield
Hedgar Auller
Isaic Luck
Forest City
Mary Methercut
Manchester
Nebraska
George W. Rockhold
Orminha
Charles Seeber
Tuetus
Benjamin B. Weaver
Omaha
Geo. Witter
Minden
Telemue
Uurlee
Martha
Wilson
Grand Tela $S. Bouth Diskola J
Andrew J. W
Wiliam Combernets
Gettysburg
Wilbert Peck
Leadwood
Townie
Relesue
Daniel McGilicuddy
Wo Oaibin
Charles Ff. Wagner
Jonvenport
Cnd Gardner
Bshemniteul
le M. Ransom
Claurkeville
Morry Valentine
Cellar Rapids
Margaretta Wester
McGregor
Mary J. Wiliams
Red Oak
Ebraska
Rejsue
Samuel Hingerman
Sailors
Soldiers’ Home
Crand Island
Hubert T. Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Caroline A. Franklin
Giltner
Dakota
Altha Marvin
Springfield
Real Sore
Idiers
Race for Gold Ends in Hidden Cave Shelter
A group camps in a stout cave near a tile stream after moving goods from a tunnel. Tensions rise as Hank Bowers and Obed Rider plot to seize the treasure, blocking the cave and chasing the Klondike-bound party while two sailors and others watch from the shadows.
Adventurers Seek Gold Through Blind Trail to White Cliff
Tarbox and Rider press onward along a treacherous route to find gold. They follow a letter’s clue to the left, miss several signs, camp as night falls, and spot a signal smoke framed against the setting sun. Hank Bowers keeps watch for danger or a sign of Lipo.
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Bill
Clara Avery
Dick Taylor
Joe
Tom
Rob
Joe Tarbox
Rider
Avery
Ate
Scott
Klondike
Bowers
Rascal
Tom Scott
Gowers
Tar-box
Dreat
Dyer
Dyea
Kingdom Come
Hank Bowers
Dyes
Galler
White Cliff
Sider
False beard ruse ends in Paris hotel theft and divorce
A venerable looking man with a long white beard trailed a married woman at a Paris hotel near Saint Lazare. He stole 3,000 francs from her trunk, then revealed he was her husband and struck her. The incident ends with his departure by train to Normandy, while a divorce follows.
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London
Saint Lazare
Bordeaux
Garcon
Vilage
Normandy
Debates on Philippine Tariff Measure and Schley Inquiry
Washington dispatch reports legislators debating the Philippine revenue bill with Payne leading the explainer on tariff cuts and export tax choices. Wheeler Mudd Gaines Swanson clash over policy while a resolution seeks to probe Admiral Schley’s actions. senate adjourned after executive session.
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Wheeler
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Schley
Ram
Navy
Mudd
Maryland
Sch
Congress
Payne
Supr
Beesdee
Swanson
Virginia
Jender
Jacob
Esau
Philippines
Senate
G A R Names Pension Committee In Solidified Action
Commander Torrance names a nine member pension committee including Beath Black Carnahan Burton Upham Tainter Linehan to examine pension office controversy. He aims to balance government interests with veterans rights and ensure liberal provision under law. The Cleveland encampment referred the pension issue to the commander and committee.
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Minneapolis
Eli Torrance
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert Beath
Philadelphia
John C. Black
Chicago
James B. Carnahan
Indianapolis
Ches. G. Burton
Nevada
Govenor
W. H. Upham
Marshfield
Wis
Henry E. Tainter
Hartford
Conn
John Co. Linehan
Penacook
N. H
Pension Office
Cleveland
Crimes Act Likely Applied to Mayo and Roscommon
Dublin reports large constabulary drafts to Mayo and Roscommon as a proclamation under the Crimes Act is anticipated. Nationalist MPs and United Irish League speakers have urged forcible resistance, marking heightened tension since Boycott days.
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Dublin
Mayo
Roscommon
Captain Boycott
United Irish League
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