Panama crisis dominates British view as US acts
London dispatches describe Britain treating Panama events as primarily an American affair. They note likely recognition of Panama depends on U S moves, with Britain and other powers expected to follow, and praise for US role in preserving order in Central America.
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Panama
United States
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America
Glebe
Gambling houses run all night in defiance of mayor orders
Governor Toole has yet to announce his determination on the matter. A plan to present a message to the legislature if convened is discussed. Despite Mayor Mullin’s order, all gambling houses remained open with heavy patronage through the night. The four big establishments closed only at midnight but ignored the warning. President William Scallon of the Anaconda Mining Co and F Augustus Heinz deny talks to sell Heinze properties in Butte amid a Boston report of a 15 million six hundred thousand dollar offer.
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William Scallon
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F. Augustus Heinz
Heinze
Butte
Boston
Predicting Panama Revolt Success
Passengers aboard the steamer San Juan report the Panama secession movement is well planned and likely to succeed. The U S consul general John Jenkins says an independent Panamanian government will endure, while diplomatic circles in the Up state are said to favor the revolution.
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San Juan
Panama
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Gecession
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San Juans
John Jenkins
San Salvador
Bogota
United States Recognizes Panama De Facto Government
Washington November 9 The United States Government has recognized the de facto government of Panama after a long cabinet session. Instructions were sent to United States Minister Beaupre in Bogota and to Ehrman the vice consul at Panama to inform Colombia and Panama respectively of the recognition. The move enables routine Isthmian business to proceed amid regional tensions.
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Wilson
Russia threats loom over Manchuria crisis
Reports from Pekin claim Russia may take sole charge of Manchuria if China does not remove Li Yuan and punish a punished mandarin. Chinese officials resent Czarist pressure and seek a forcible protest to preserve the Chinese empire.
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Salvation Army Commander Sails for England on Cedric
Commander Booth Tucker sails from New York for England aboard the Cedric after a cable from General Booth requests him to set out. The trip follows the sudden death of Mrs Booth and the general's need for a few days of rest and reflection.
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Salvation Army
England
Cedric
Williiam Booth
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General H. O Jef fries Appointed Commander in Pacific
Panama November 9 General H O Jef fries a West Point graduate has been named commander of the Pacific Rotilla by the provisional government of Arosmena.
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H. O Jeffries
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Pacife Rotilla
Corera Arosmena
Panama Revolt Declares Isthmus Independence in Panamanian Capital
Panama announced the Isthmus independence at 4 1 P M with a large crowd marching to government headquarters. General Tovar and General Amaya were imprisoned in the name of the Republic of Panama. About 3000 men were armed amid strong support from Colombian troops and possible approval from other government transports.
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Tovar
Amaya
Republic of Panama
Obaldia
Department of
Penomene
Colon
Bavanilla
Cartagena
Lovar
Submerged wreck reported near Amphritite Point
Reports to Captain Gaudin of a submerged iron vessel wreck in 25 fathoms off Amphritite Point Barclay Sound Fishermen trolling lines show rust and iron stains suggesting an iron hull Wreckage from Condor foundering by ships nearby two years ago noted but no direct link to that warship remains.
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Condor
Unclear entry on Douglas residents after sheriff shooting
Fragment reports John Mar tes, a Douglasans member, involved in a bloody Saturday incident with Indian shooter, Sheriff Miter, and a deputy, with separation noted.
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John Mbrtes
Douglasans
Sheriff Miter
Bettie Gaturday
Treat
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