Canal progress toward light-draught ships through Panama Canal
Col Eugene Wilson assistant to Col George Goethals says ships of light draught may pass the Panama Canal by Oct 16. He arrived in New York aboard the SS Hyives and reports water will be coming through the canal on that date as work continues at a brisk pace. The slides in the Culebra Cut, which have caused trouble, are being worked on actively.
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New, York
Paartma canal
Eugene Wilson
George Goethals
New York
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ani
US and Mexico Narrowly Seek Peaceful Settlement
A telegram from President Wilson expresses belief that wise counsel will prevail for an honorable settlement of the Mexico issue. The note from Mexico praises the justice shown by the United States government and seeks cordial cooperation between nations amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Wilson to Move Slowly Statement to Huerta
Washington reports Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the American chargé d affaires in Mexico, cabled the State Department that a cautious administration stance will be presented to Huerta. The cable signals a measured approach in early diplomacy as tensions evolve in Mexico.
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Washington
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dWaffaires
Mexico
Sulzer Impeached by Vote in New York General Assembly
New York Governor Sulzer faces impeachment after a formal vote in the New York General Assembly. The report notes the tally and outlines the impending political crisis as charges are presented and a process moves forward.
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SULZER
NEW YORK
Impeachment Drive Charges Governor Sulzer Amid Assembly Debate
State Assembly hands out decisions after a high session as governors alleged wrongdoing prompts calls for impeachment. Progressives and Republicans discuss the case on merits, pledging to cast votes as impartial senators rather than party members. Several Republicans arrive at the governor's office, joined by Progressives and anti‑organization Democrats.
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Japan snubs Diaz as envoy to Mexico centennial
General Diaz sent to Japan as a special envoy to thank Japan for participation in the Mexican centennial. Japan declares Diaz would receive only private status, not as a formal representative. The tone suggests a limited honor and a formal caveat to his official standing.
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Diaz
Japan
Mexico
General Diaz
Spider Bite Death After Hay Mow Sleep
Paterson New Jersey August reports Abraham Snyder died on the operating table at General Hospital after being bitten by a spider while vacationing in Ferndale Sullivan County. He slept in a hay mow and developed lip swelling before returning home and later passing away during surgery.
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Paterson
N. J
Ferndale
Sullivan county
Abraham Snyder
General hospital
Snyder
Liberty
Ham Kills Girl. Parents Hurt From Ptomaine Poisoning
In Warren Pennsylvania Edith M Nero dies after illness believed from ham and ice cream at noon meal. Father Edward Nero in serious condition and mother also ill while a boy who ate none remains well. Advertisement for Chamberlains Tuke promotes bowel regularity.
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Warren
Edith M. Nero
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