Panama Canal Concession Transfer Standoff Unfolds
Washington reports the Colombia government still must approve any transfer of the Panama Canal concession. The Panam Canal Company seeks guidance on stipulations in articles 21 and 22 and may offer to sell its property to the United States while awaiting Colombia’s position. Dr. Silva clarifies Colombia’s role as grantor, not final approver, triggering shareholder concern over anti American sentiment.
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Mope
United States
Dr. Silva Iswure
Washington
Paris
Panam Canal Company
Colombia
Senor Silva
Admiral Walker
Dr. Silva
Panama Canal Company
Lampre
Tragedy at Ellsworths Ends In Murder and Suicide
A Sunday triple tragedy unfolds as Benjamin P Ellsworth shoots his wife and Amos W Anderson, then kills himself. Witness Bart Ellsworth, poise of mystery, is jailed in Henry County. Coroner’s jury says the son aided before the fact. three dead from gunshot wounds. Ellsworth, 45, a repair shop owner. Alice Ellsworth, 42, attractive. Amos Anderson, 17, a former farmer with $20,000 property.
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Woodstork
Til
Benjaamin P.ellsworth
Amos W Anderson
Himcom
Bart A. Ellaworth
Henry County
Ellsworth
Alice
Anderson
Ellsworths
Taken Prisoner In Philippine Campaign
Washington reports Gen cystee notified the War Department that Lieut Stribler of the Philippine scouts captured Gen Gucban on Samar island. He is confined on a tiny bay island off Samar. Chaffee ordered home about 13 000 troops deployed since 1899. In Samar a clash left 80 bolomen dead.
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Washington
Cystee
War Department
Stribler
Philippine Scouts
Luchan
Laguna
Gucban
Aguinaldo
Samar
Manila
Chaffee
Philippines
Turkey Must Pay After Ellen Stone Ransom
United States plans to seek reimbursement of 72500 paid to brigands for Ellen M Stone and Mme Tsilka, holding Turkey responsible since the mission was seized on Turkish soil. Turkey denies fault and blames Bulgaria as Miss Stone travels from Salonica to Constantinople to return to the United States after weeks in Turkey. Floods in Pennsylvania and the southeastern states cause extensive damage with multiple fatalities and railroad destruction. Snow slides near Telluride kill seventeen and bury others, blocking roads to the Liberty Bell mine area. Supreme Court rules in favor of defendants in a long running bond case affecting Calhoun Adams and Pike counties in Illinois. Jerome Woeler dies suddenly in Worcester.
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Constantinople
United States
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Turkey
Turey
Bulgaria
Salonica
Roumelia
Miss Stone
M. Garginlo
Telluride
Liberty Bell
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Calhoun
Adams and
Pike Conmtion
Illinois
Minnesota Legislature Wrestles With Tax Measures In St Paul
In St Paul the legislature moved through a quiet day as the Senate passed a relief bill and debates continued over the Jacobson tax plan. Proposals include a franchise tax on public service companies, a tonnage tax on iron ore, and a real estate approach to mining properties. The fight centers on valuation, the tax commission, and constitutional amendments.
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Molson
Entore Gome
Pew
USM
Jacobson
Duluth
Dunn
St. Paul
Senate
Hobletter
House
Tax Commission
St. Louis County
State Board of Equalization
House Judiciary Committee
Laybourn
Judiciary Committee
Straight
The
Humane Society
Barker
Puhout
Anderson
Benator Stockwell
Cnvernor
Minnesota fish planting and local notices blend in April outline
The article details an upcoming fish stocking effort with about 3,000,000 brook trout planned, plus streams and lakes slated for a larger 8000000 fish total, and notes state hatchery activity from now to May. It covers church tragedy at St Patrick’s, a crafts fair display plan, freight-rate changes, and various local items including a People's Party convention call and Moorhead civic notes.
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Murty
Minnesota
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
People's Party
People's Party of
Et Paul
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Ray & Radabaugh
Dour
Brown and
Munn & Co
Velthout Eharee
Scientific American
T.areest
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Newedenlore
New York
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Onderful
Ashington
Evergreen State
State of
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Whitney
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Herald
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E. J. Wayland
Audley Earl
Ethel Young
Sherman
Des Moines, Jr
Frank Sherman
Maj Hoyt Sherman
William T
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Poland
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Morgen Zeitung
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Galicia
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London
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Rhodes
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Morra Castle
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Record Pnly Company
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Wilkesbarre
Atlanta
Gulf States
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Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
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Worcester
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Jerome Woeeler
Mi Eregine
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Teoma
Minneapolis
Michael Schneider
Robbinsdale
Big Bowee
Kinsley
Hokah
Aston Crow
St. Patrick’s Church
St Paul
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Omaha
Mason
Pather Burns
Twin Cities
Red Lake Falls
James J. Hill
James.j
Alexandra Post-News
Tawnaed
Florence Hanson
Moorhead
Milwaukee Roads
Moorhead Ruins
Murlocs
Edward Floyd
Saginaw
Deluth
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J. W. Ven Sant
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Henry Goede
Styns
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Schell
Schell’s
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A. H. Cutis
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