Panama Adopts National Anthem After Quick Composition
The new Republic of Panama unveils its national anthem. Composer Jorge and poet Jeronimo de la Ossa led the process after a rapid conference at the Palacio. The First performance by the Republican band drew fervent acclaim from soldiers, officials, and international guests.
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Republic of Panama
R. A. Amador
Panama
New York
Federation
United States
Senor Jeronimo de la Ossa
Central
South America
S. Jorge
Republican
Simon Bolivar
Jorge
Senor de la Ossa
Alcanzamos
Victoria
el Campo Feliz
Fall River Mills Idle as 26000 Strike Looms
Fall River Massachusetts reports a quiet first day of a strike by 26 000 cotton mill operatives with sparse attendance at Bourne Narragansett and other mills. Officials warn against violence while market traders in New Orleans and the cotton exchange react to idle spindles and potential price disruption.
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Fall River
Mass
Bourne
Pega
Bourne Works
Narragansett Mills
Banas
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Britain Calls Sinking of Knight Commander Incident
London reports say Britain questions why the Knight Commander was sunk after seizure by Russia. Dispatches suggest the move signals wider war tensions and aligns with Japanese campaign plans to threaten Russian positions near Ta ShKiao and New Chwang.
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London
Pacific
Russia
Japiese
Hasen
Ta ShKiao
New Chwang
Nodzu
Hai Cheng
Kok
DESERTS OF HEROES Dewey and Manila prize money awarded
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Gould signed an order confirming the auditor's report after a years long legal battle. The final property capture was fixed at 1 657 355 dollars. Half the amount goes to the captors, the remainder to the pension fund. In St Louis three grand jurors and Circuit Attorney Folk begin a bank books probe into Merchants La Cleche National Bank over alleged doodle transactions.
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gould
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Folk
Merchants-La Cleche National Bank
Bedford Springs Chronicle: Senator Davis at Hotel
Senator Davis joined his sister and daughter on the hotel porch after breakfast, blocked his mail, then retired to his room with his private secretary and stenographer. He refused to talk, insisting this was his only rest, and returned to his campaign at dinner time.
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Bedford Springs
Davis
Russian volunteer fleet steamers Smolensk and St. Petersburg ordered home
The Associated Press reports that the volunteer fleet steamers Smolensk and St. Petersburg have been ordered to return. Cabled instructions confirm their homeward voyage and assurances to Great Britain are regarded as satisfactory.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Smolensk
Great Britain
Fatal shooting in Batson Texas ends in jail for suspect
Monday morning at daybreak Jim Stewart known as Monk was shot in the abdomen and died minutes later. The coroner's jury ruled the death a gunshot wound inflicted by F. E. Weetie. Weetie was arrested and jailed.
Absent Baylor professor Carl Meiners reported missing
Belton Texas reports Prof Carl A Meiners of Baylor College music faculty left six months ago without notice. El Paso Texas. Mexican consul says telegram confirms two Americans were taken to Aguas Calientes by Torres and an investigation ordered. Washington notes rural free delivery service established in Jefferson County Texas with two...
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Belton
Texas
Carl A. Meiners
Lake Michigan
Meiners
Baylor Collegeusical
Anyd
el Paso
Heisco Mallen
F. Candyernor
Sinaloa
Iport
Aguas Calientes
Torres
Washington
Adal
Jefersarion County
Laredo Boys' Murder Case Postponed to Next Court Term
Laredo Texas two 14 year old boys Hal Brennan and Pat Hickey indicted for the murder of James Daniel with a baseball bat two weeks ago. Case continued until next term of court. Hickey remains jailed in default of six thousand dollars bail.
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Laredo
Texas
Hal Brennan
Pat Hickey
James Daniel
Young Hickey
W T White Ships 20000 Wethers from Roswell to Texas
Roswell resident W T White departed for Leonard Wood county New Mexico to ship 20000 wethers sold to R W Prosser of Comstock Texas. It marks the season's first sale.
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Roswell
N. M
W. T. White
Leonard
Wood County
New Mexico
R. W. Prosser
Comstock
Texas
Unknown Mexican Drowns in Rio Grande Near Eagle Pass
An unidentified Mexican man drowned while swimming the Rio Grande toward the Texas shore near Eagle Pass. The body had not been recovered at that time.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Rio Grande
Flatonia Roping Contest results reported
In Flatonia Texas the roping contest held Monday saw EBE Cockrill win first with 333-4 time. Jim Burns placed second with 1 01 and Jno Bludworth finished third with 1 20.
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Flatonia
Texas
Cockrill
Jim Burns
Jno. Bludworth
Russia Withdraws Right of Search for Volunteer Fleet
In St. Petersburg Grand Duke Alexis presided over a council attended by Count Lamsdorff and Vice Admiral Avellan. After debate on the British note about vessel positions, the council waived the right of search and decided the volunteer fleet status is not clearly defined by international law, so Russia will withdraw authority to search or seize.
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St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Alexis
Count Lamsdorf
Avellan
Admiralty Department
Presseusu
Count Lamsdorff
Russia
Laredo Consolidates Three Street Car Firms Into One
After months of talks Monterey's three street car companies merge to form a single electric service for Laredo Texas with over 70 000 residents replacing the mule system. A correspondent notes many Mexican cotton trees grown from seeds planted last March show strong growth with several over four feet tall and bloom rich. The tree is expected to reach over twenty feet and aid boll weevil control.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Dallas Saloon Killing Leaves Bartender in Custody
In Dallas Texas Bert Kirkpatrick a 25 year old tailor was shot five times and killed in a saloon in the lower town Sunday afternoon. Tom F Hendricks a 27 year old bartender surrendered to police and said little beyond claiming his action was justified. Both men resided in Dallas.
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Dallas
Texas
Bert Kirkpatrick
Tom F. Hendricks
Hendricks
Farming Family Tragedy Near Jonesboro
Special report says Robert Keys was shot and killed by his son in law Joe Martin at the Keys home twelve miles from Jonesboro Tennessee. Keys was a prosperous farmer and both families are prominent with no further details available.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jonesboro
Robert Keys
Joe Martin
Keys
American battleship and squadron sail from Trieste for Flume
The American battleship and European squadron commanded by Rear Admiral Barker and Rear Admiral Jewell departed Trieste on Sunday bound for Flume.
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Trieste
Barker
Jewell
Kennedy and Brookshire Return from Laredo with 180 Steers
M. R. Kennedy and W. B. Brookshire returned Sunday from Laredo with 180 head of fine steers. The cattle will be shipped to Taylor and fattened for Eastern markets.
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Taylor
Texas
M. R. Kennedy
W. 8
Brookshire
Laredo
Mouth and Foot Disease Hits Northeastern County Cattle
Stockmen in northeastern Lubbock County report a mouth and foot disease in cattle causing tongue swelling and rot along with tender swollen feet that hamper movement. Some use salt and minerals, worried the illness may spread, though herd exposure varies. Citizens seek a remedy.
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Lubbock
Texas
Five Hundred Escape Huge Train Crash Near Wheeling
On a Baltimore and Ohio excursion bound for Wheeling sun day five hundred passengers mostly from ton and Fairmont faced death when an engine and three coaches derailed at Wise's crossing near Littleton. Engineer W H Johnson was badly scalded but to recover. Mail Clerk Collins severely bruised. others injured in the wreck.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fairmont
Baltimore and Ohio
Wise’s Crossing
Littleton
W. H. Johnson
Collins
Russian flag ships Scandia freed by Berlin order
Berlin reports the Hamburg American Line steam ship Scandia has been ordered released by the Russian government. The vessel reached Suez on Saturday under the Russian naval flag with a Russian crew aboard.
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Germany
de Wehd
Berlin
Suez
Rumor: Russian Consul to Charter Egyptian Steamer
It is reported that the Russian consul plans to charter an Egyptian steamer at Suez to deliver orders to vessels of the Russian volunteer fleet to withdraw from the Red Sea immediately.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Desu Province
Cape Ire
Idzn
Cape Iro
Yokohama
Suez
Red Sea
Malacca Liberation Hinted Amid Baltic Fleet Movements
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate the liberation of the steamship Malacca may occur at Algiers with potential Baltic Fleet involvement. Orders sent to volunteer steamers St Jersburg and Smolensk aim to reduce fore Ping interference and prepare replacements by May. Rome suggests the apostolic delegate may be transferred to a new post following the death of Mgr. G.
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St. Petersburg
Malacca
Algiers
St. Jersburg
Smolensk
Manilae
Rome
Mgr
The
Mgr. G
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