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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

3

Panama Republic Emerges in 1903 Revolution Record

Chronological look at the 1903 Panama crisis with dates of recognition by France Germany Britain and the United States. Key events include Panama declaring independence from Colombia and U S forces landing at Colon and at San Miguel to deter Colombian moves. Panamanian treaty actions follow.

U. S. Senate Panama Colombia U. S Colon Republic of Panama Treaty of Is16. 10—~France Recognizes Panama Government. 13—Mr. Bunau-Varilla Pres. Roosevelt Panama Republic Hay Bunau-Varilla Pannama Germany Gen. Reyes White House Sweden Norway New Republic W. I. Buchanan Fanna San Miguel Peru Washington United States Great Britain Castro Venezuela San Carlos Arthur Lynch Galway Roosevelt Britain Italy Hector Macdonald Ceylon Paris Holland Alexander Servia Wishineff Bessarabia de Raahen Dragana Belgrade Peter Karageorge Witeh Peter of Russia Mad Mullah Somaliland Japan Corea Baron Speck von Sternburg U.S Yezd Persia Austria Supreme Court Diwarek Monastir Okheia Vilayet Turkey Macedonia Mme. Humbert Irs W. G. Magelssen Beirut Syria Cortez Reshid Pasha Wali Leish- Man Bulgaria Joseph Chamberlain Chas. T. Ritchie Gordies Hamilten India Mperor Francis Joseph Lord Balfour Burleigh Arthur Iillcott Alfred Littleton Austen Chamberlain Sagate Sagouni American Revolutionary Society London Des. S.gen. Reyes Colama

Rise of Illegal Price Schemes Across Steel and Labour Sectors

A dense ledger of 1900s labour disputes and antitrust actions shows the Supreme Court ruling Northern Securities illegal, widespread strikes in Chicago St Louis and New York, and major unions facing injunctions. Reports cover wage cuts and arbitration pushes with linked events through Dec including rail and steel industry turmoil.

Lan Board of Trade Appelute Chicaero John Miecheid Pres United Mine Wars Indiananols Murt dJudge Innternational Harvester Co Irondale Chicago U. S. Court of Appeals St. Paul Northern Securities Co Trederal Salt Co U.S Sanrancisco St. Louis New River C. M. Schwab W.é. Corey United States Steel Corporation Athice Washington Im J Lrks New Orleans a-Tnavansas In- Cerna A. Assay Sam Parks New York Eix Dayton Harriet Stanwood Blaine Jas. G Augusta W—P. M. Arthur Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Winnipeg Man Jas. McNeil Whistler London Cassius M. Clay Russia Julncoln Whitehall San Francisco Robert H. Foerderer Torresdale A. B. Youngson P. M. Arthur Locomotive Engineers Meadville Phil May Lord Salisbury Hatfield House England Chas C. Bonney H. Smith Atlanta Jas, Kerr Kelly Vincent Doreing I.y Chas, B. Farwell Lake Forest Michael Slervert U. S Davos-Platz Switzerland Wilson Bissell Buffalo Wim. Baker Highland Park Til Archbishop Kain Baltmore Henry L. Mitchell Tampa Fla Peter Turney Winchester Onn Dean Lake Theo, Mommsen Charlottenburg Germany Jas. R. Gilmore Glens Falls N.Y Francis Marion Drake Centerville Cyrus Edson Wm. M. Springer Ill Washington, D. C Henry Burk Philadelphia Herbert Spencer Brighton Eng Henry Clay Trumbull John R. Proctor U.S. Civil Service Commission

Capsized ships, floods, and fires mark deadly year in disasters

A sweeping chronology lists shipwrecks floods cyclones earthquakes and industrial accidents across the United States. Notables include typhoid at Ithaca and a deadly railroad and mine disaster sequence with dozens killed or injured.

Inaugurations and elections listed for early 1900s

A dense ledger of political events lists governors inaugurated including Odell and Garvin, U S Senate elections, Roosevelt actions, and party shifts by date, with notable figures like Daniels, Teller, Spooner, and McClellan referenced amid legislative actions and early 1900s governance.

P Benjamin B Odell CN. Y Philippine Commission John W. Morrison Idaho La_ Folilatte Wis White T. KF. Garvin R. L van Sant Minn Wm. J. Batley Kan W—Weldon B. Heyburn Gev. C. Perkins Cal U. S. Senate Jefferson Davis Ark Roosevelt Wimn, Dorsey Ala U. 5 Hopkins Hairpanks Ind Alger Mich Platt Conn Clarke Stone Hiansbrough N. D Penrose Platt CN Smoot Utah Guilinger N. H Kittredge Duncan C. Heywood U. S Ilenry M. Teller Col John C. Spooner Will Chester J. Long Ian Sentry C. Latimer I. W. Pettus Levi Ankeny Wash Lessler

Race mob chronicle of lynchings and assaults across states

A grim ledger lists lynchings and attacks by whites on Black individuals across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia Texas and elsewhere. Notable entries include sheriffs killed or attacked and multiple Black suspects lynched or imprisoned after alleged crimes. The record spans months with names places and violent outcomes.

Papacy calendar and banking notices mark era of Pope Leo XIII

A sequence detailing Pope Leo XIII's 2nd and 5th anniversary celebrations in Rome, his coronation milestones, the death of Leo XIII and the subsequent rise of Pope Pius X. It lists secret consistories, cardinal appointments, and a long list of bank notices across North America and Europe reflecting 19th century finance.

Leo XIII Leo Rome Pope Leo XIII Romine Sistine Chapel Vatcan Guiseppe Sarto Venice Pius XXX Pius X Merry del Val

Obituary Record of Global Statesmen and Notables

Necrology lists senors and governors from Spain to Washington with ages, noting deaths of ex-premiers, governors, and leaders such as Sagasta Hastings Dawes Ripon Ripples and others. Includes a long sequence of dates, places, and ages across Europe and the United States with memorial dates.

Senor Sagasta Spain Madrid Bee Daniel H Hastings Bellefonte Thos. Hi.longue Ore Washington, D.C Abrams. Hewitt New York Julian Ralph Chas. R. Ingersoll New Grnven Conn U. S John B. Alen Beattle Wash W. Rumple Chicago Ilenry Su. Dawes Pittscield Mass J. EH. Moody Waynesville N.C Edna Lyall Swastbourne Jengland Wm. Fishback Wort. Smith Ark Richard J. Gatling Jas, HH. Trount Hawaii Macon Nathaniel Ex. Fairbanks Gustavius F. Swift Aett. Pe H. W. Corbett Portland Geo Belknap Key West Pla Wm. H. Milburn U. S. Senate Santa Barbara Cal Brigham Young Mormon Church Salt Lake City

Boxing and sporting records from early 1900s note

Highlights list boxing titles won by Tommy Ryan and Harry Forbes, dine out results in Detroit and San Francisco, bowling champions Dan Jones and the Empires of Chicago, and various speed and endurance feats including ships and trains. Also records from 1903 1904 era span cycling, auto races in Ireland and the Bennett cup, and baseball and football milestones across cities.

Port Townsend Wash Prince Arthur Massachusetts Culebra Ishind Westfield N. J Tucson Ariz Vicksburg Miss Franklin Milwaaukee Foley Fostoria Moenton N. C Olive Cedar Rapids Mar Hickman Sky Olean N. Y Apr White Cleburn Counties Ark Sropewell Ala Red House Minneapolis New Buffalo Kan Gainstock Detroit Virginia Coast Saginaw Madison Aberdeen Hanna Wyo Union Pacific Charlottesville Lowell Mass Cumberland Falls Tenn h—Devon Durand Mich Wallace Bros.’ Circus Philadelphia Nat League Baseball Park Vulcan Yorkville Danville Peoria Green Bay Eric L. Hackley Washington Crossing New York City Purdue Indianapols University Town Island U. S. Naval Magazine Virginia City Mont New Hope Connellsville Bonanza Dee Clarksburg Albia Piedmont W. Va Lake Concordia Nashville Venn Walden University Godfrey Ian St. Louis Laurel Run Grand Rapids Pere Marquette R. R Tommy Ryan Bill Stift Kansas City Harry Forbes Chicago Andy Tokenl Dan Jones U. S Indianapolis The Empires St—Lakeshore Young” Corbett Terry McGovern Eghtweiight San Francisco Indiana Pensacola Pittsburg Cincinnati Alan-a-Lale Ireland Ly Jenatzy Kearsarge England Bar Harbor H. N. Jackson Sewall L. Crocker New York Los Angeles Cal Jas. J. Jeffries Jas Corbett San J’jancoe Dick Creaghe Lou Dillon Trotters Cleveland v—Nelianece America Cip Shamrock Sr Trooper Davis Sth U.S. Cavalry West Point Oklahoma Uchicago McGee Wola Lucille Mulhall South McAlester I. T Hoston Wichita Intercollegiate Golf Association Harvard Garden City Dan Patch Memphis Tom Jenkins Dan McLeod Monks Iquity Barney Oldfield Denver Sir Thos. Lipton Emperor William Birmingham Paces m Litzsimmons Geo. Gardner Mic Carlisle Northwestern Minn Wis Cornell Neb Hall Walthour Monroe

Mourning in Chicago as Iroquois Theater death toll tops

Revised tally shows 588 dead with 582 identified after the Iroquois fire. City plans a common burial for unidentified remains and holds a public service, as over 200 funerals occur in a snowy day. Mayor Harrison orders strict ordinance enforcement and closes theaters. Three officials charged with manslaughter are released on bonds. hearings set for January 12. Elsewhere, accidents and tragedies punctuate the day in Baltimore and Cleveland.

Philip Doblin Lemuel W. Quigg Richard T. Hobson Department of Commerce General Army Staff Bhiras U. S. Supreme Court W. R. Day Ohio Shiras C. W. Fulton Ore Senate Delaware J. Frank Allee Louis H. Ball Maur 10Th Congress Allison Pres Wm. D. Crum Charleston S.C U. S. Senate Roosevelt Washington Carter II Harrison Chicago Stephen H. Mallory John H. Miller Lil House Pss Mueller Payne Jas. N. Tyner O. Department Lee Miles Philippines Luke I. Wright Manila Dept. of Commerce and Labor Geo. B. Cortelyou Geo. W. Beavers P. O. Dept Brooklyn Chas, Hedges Maine Nelson A. Miles Gen Young Pres. Roosevelt Government Printing Office United States Wm. P. Sullivan Jefferson City Missouri Baltimore U. S Rooklyn San Francisco Beirut Portland Canal Canada Cincinnati Miller J. M. Jones H. G. Corbin Dept. of East Sanford Dale Hawaii U.S. District Court of Territory Geo. R. Carter Geo. B. McClellan New York Myron T. Herrick Edwin Warfield Gov Garvin R. I John L. Bates Rep Mass Albert B. Cummins Gov. Beckham Dem J. K. Wardman Miss N. J Neb Col Joseph G. Cannon Ill Deidrich Omaha John P. Dolan Dem. City Central Committee St. Louis House of Representatives D. V. Miller Joseph M. Johns Grover Cleveland Publi K. Salsbury Leonard Wood J. C. W. Beckham Edward Everett Male Boston CU S. Senate Iroquois Theater Lhe Couny Board of Trade Stock Exchange Board of Education Will J. Davis Henry J. Powers George Williams Justice

Death of Gen Longstreet in Georgia Home

Gen James Longstreet died at the Gainesville home of his daughter Mrs J Estin Whelchel on Saturday afternoon at five due to acute pneumonia He was 84 years old His death came as a shock to his family just days after he spoke of improvements to his farm and his hopes for many years ahead

Reese Brierfield Ala John Mollins Drew Miss Ransom O'Neal Chas Tunstall Angleton Tex Joe Thomas New Orleans Cury Si—C. A. Sobrilofskii Frank Robertson Bradley Ark John Turner Warren Atk Tom Gilyard Joplin Ilc Andrew Rainey Bainbridge Alexander Thompson Gordon J. H. Guffman Santa Fe Bob Bryant Will Morris da Ynds Bluff W. I. Lerg Washington Jarvis Madison, Fla Moses Macegro Desperado Corinth Amos Randall Dan Wennedey Henry Golden Mulberry Mia W. C. Clifton Newcastle Wyo Sam Mitchell Owhite Thos. Gilyard John Dennis Greenville Misa K. MH. Wyatt Belleville Hertel Banjo” Peavy Mort Valley W. C. Winslow Forest Pheabi Craft Geo, White Wilmington Del Helen Bishop Geo, Kincaid Rushville Case Jones Elks Valley Tenn Lamb Whitely Monterey Juanding Lia T Garfield McCoy Geo McKinney and Wiley Newtown Bullard Andrew Diggs Scotsboro Keuben Mirod Piedmont S. C Chas, Evans Norway J. L. F Philips Sivansville Ind T—Cato Garrett Megro Vicksburg Starry Stout Fid Ciaus Eastman Wm. Thacker Pierce Bymple Basin City John Gilbert Pinckney Landing Mooney Allen Beaumont Mayfield Danville Henry Galterman Jen Gainesville James Longstreet J. Estin Whelchel

General Longstreet Dies After Collapse Funeral Planned

The general awoke then died within minutes after losing consciousness. His funeral is set for Tuesday with all naval and military groups to attend. Comrades will serve as pallbearers and soldiers’ sons will fire a salute at Alta Vista cemetery.

Gen. Longstreet Alta Vista

Fire in the Little Church Around the Corner Rectory

A fire on a January Saturday gutted the rectory of the Little Church Around the Corner on Twenty-ninth Street New York. Four women servants were rescued from an upper story by firemen.

New York Hast Twenty-ninth Street

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