Envoys of Panama arrive to push revolution claims in U S
Panama envoys Dr Manuel Amador Federico Boyd and Carlos Arosemena arrive in New York aboard City of Washington to press Washington talks with Secretary Hay on Hay Herran treaty amendments. They defend Panama's peaceful revolution and deny Colombian war plans while narrating November 8 changes and recognition by the United States.
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New York
Navy
New Republic of Panama
Panama Railroad Company
Washington
Hay
Panama
Amador
Revolutionary Party
Colon
Havana
Maine
New Republic
Colombia
Senor
Federico Boyd
United States
Bogota
Tovar
Castro
Amaya
Phiza Chiricue
Quartel
Nicaragua
Panama Commission
Senores Arias
Morales
Arosemena
Department of
Bolivar
Republic of Colombia
Republic of
Senor Insignares
Jomas Arias
Junta
Senor Arias
Marblehead salutes Panama flag in Panama harbor ceremony
The U S flagship Marblehead hoisted Panama's flag and fired twenty one guns, answered by the Panamanian gunboat Tres Noviembre and shore batteries. Rear Admiral Glass and officials met the junta at the palace as a military band played The Star Spangled Banner. Panama celebrates official recognition of its flag.
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Marblehead
Panama Republic
Panama
United States
Republic of Panama
Tres Noviembre
Glass
Gudger
Commmander Phelps
Philip Andrews
Republic
Varilla Seeks Foreign Recognition For Panama
M. Philippe Bunau Varilla, the Panama envoy extraordinary to the United States, has sent a note to the envoys in Washington asking them to inform their governments of the sovereign state of Panama and to express hope for recognition by their nations.
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Senor
Philippe Bunau-Varilla
France
Italy
Senor Arias
General Salazar
Department of Panama
Cauca
United States of Colombia
Colombia
Senor Insignares
Panama
Senores
Aresemena
Morales
Republic of Colombia
Varilla
Washington
United States
Republic of France
Republic of Panama
Will Awell Czars Return
ST. PETERSBURG November 18 The United States recognizes the republic of Panama and informs the foreign office Ambassador McCormick announces. Foreign Minister Lamsdorff says Russia will act only after the czar returns to St. Petersburg.
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Will Awell Czar
ST. Petersburg
McCormick
State Department
Foreign Office
Republic of Panama
United States
Lamsdorfff
Russia
Death in Milford shop panic after fall at Draper works
Edward Lampher died in Milford hospital after being pushed downstairs during a rush of workers at the Draper company shops in Hodell Hope Dale. He suffered a base of skull fracture and never regained consciousness.
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Worcester
Mass
Milford
Edward Lampher
Draper Company
Hopedale
Milford Hospital
Land Scandal Demurrers Overruled in Oregon Case
United States Judge Charles B. Bellinger overruled demurrers to indictments charging former US Commissioner Mary I Ware Horace G McKinley and A D Puler with forgery and conspiracy to defraud the government out of public lands in Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Charles B. Bellinger
Mary I. Ware
Horace G. McKinley
A. D. Puler
Veteran Indian Fighter Dead
Brigadier General Reuben F. Bernard a Civil War veteran who fought in 103 battles and skirmishes and in later Indian campaigns has died in Washington His remains will be interred at Arlington tomorrow with full military honors.
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Washington
Reuben F. Bernard
Arlington
Jewels Worth 40000 Left in Cab Recovered in London
Colonel B Harrison Power of New York forgot jewels valued at 40000 in a London cab. The cabman found the jewels and returned them, earning a 20 percent reward under the law.
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London
B. Harrison Power
New York
Kaiser Continues to Improve Bulletin from Potsdam
Potsdam dispatch reports that the healing process of the left vocal cord of his majesty continues regularly and that no more bulletins will be issued from the New Palace.
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Kaiser
Potsdam
Prussia
Weather Update Indicates Cool, Windy Conditions Ahead
A brief forecast notes fair skies giving way to colder temperatures with high northwest winds. Patchy clouds possible as a cooler air mass settles in. A gradual drop in highs is expected through the day with brisk conditions and dry weather overall.
Panic Run Strains Reading Bank as Malicious Plot Suspected
A bank run at Pennsylvania Trust in Reading, with $100,000 paid out, is blamed on hostile actors seeking to ruin the bank clearing house. Officials say solvency is intact. deposits rose to 1.78 million and assets to 2.78 million over nine years. aid was extended by the Reading Clearing House.
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Reading
Pennsylvania Trust Company
Savings Department
Heading Clearing House
Burkhold Arrested for Perjury in Franklin Bank Case
Henry Burkhold, former cashier and director of the Franklin bank in Cincinnati, was arrested on perjury charges after swearing funds existed in the bank. He confessed to swearing falsely when money was not found. Burkhold, ill and bedridden, is tied to a 35 000 deposit dispute with contractor Charles Klockenbrinck, who says Burkhold confessed to taking the money and intends to make it right.
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Burkhold
Cincinnati
Henry Burkhold
Franklin Bank
Charles Klockenbrinck
Klockenbrinck
Vigilance Committee Chases Kisser in Bayonne
In Bayonne New Jersey men and women formed a vigilance committee to hunt down the so called Jack the Kisser. They patrolled last night armed with clubs revolvers and axes and found no trace of the culprit. Mrs Wilkes said she would kiss him with this revolver if confronted. The effort continues nightly as fear grips residents including women and children.
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Kisser
Bayonne
N. J
Jack the
Wilkes
West Forty-fourth Street
Quail Poisoning Stirring Wealthy Clubs In Carrdale
Indignation rises among Brookhaven and New York City club members after detection of wholesale quail poisoning. Large preserves with thousands of quail and partridge were closed to the public and straw wheat treated with strychnine was scattered in the woods.
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Carrdale
N. Y
Brookhaven
New York
Brooklyn
Italian Boys Tagged to Frisco
Two boys Guido and Albert Vecchi aged five and seven from Florence Italy arrived recently and began a cross continent journey. They cannot speak English and wear tags around their necks with their names and destination as they are shipped to 5 Montgomery street San Francisco.
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Frisco
New York
Twwo
Guido
Albert Vecchi
Florence
Italy
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Man Drives Horse Over Cliff in Bergen County Accident
William Smethers employed by James Radcliffe drove the farmer’s horse over a steep embankment near Andale. The wagon and horse fell about a hundred feet onto Erie railroad tracks. the horse was killed and the wagon wrecked, but Smethers escaped.
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Paterson
William Smethers
James Radcliffe
Bergen County
N.S
Radcliffe
Erndale
Erie Railroad
Smethers
Borglars Loot Orange Brewery Owner’s Home
Borglars ransacked three bedrooms at Michael Winter’s Orange brewery residence while the family dined. Jewelry and watches valued about $2,000 and rings worth $1,200 were stolen.
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Borglars
Orange
Mn.j
Publisher Henry Long Dies After Two Decades as Inmate
Henry Long of New York, once a prominent publisher, dies at eighty three in the State hospital at Middletown where he had been an inmate for nearly twenty years.
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Middletown
N.Y
Henry Long
New York
State Hospital
Congress Debates Cuban Reciprocity Bill Amid Cuba Speech
The House resumes consideration of the reciprocity bill with Cuba as Mr McClellan criticizes General Wood's Cuba policy. He cites Cuba’s three-year survival due to a new government and tobacco and sugar exports and contrasts Palisa Es tradia Palma leadership with Wood's tenure, arguing for a measured relief that won’t offend major trusts.
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McClellan
Washington
New York
Steeane
General Wood
Havana
Sociedad Anonima Jai Alai
Palisa
Estrada Palma
Congress
Cuba
Settlement Prospects Seen in Strike Mediation Debriefing
After a lengthy conference between Mayor Harrison and the Amalgamated Association of Street Railroad Employees, officials predicted a favorable arbitration outlook. A court petition seeks a receiver for the Chicago City Railroad for franchise expiry and a 99 year act question. Police guard trains on Cottage Grove and Wentworth lines as strikers clash with nonunion aid wagons. a wagon bound for Archer Avenue barns is wrecked by a mob.
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Fion
Seve Eral Hous
Petiveen
Mayer’ ‘Garter
Harrison
Company
Aldermanic Peace Commission
Mahon
Amalgamated Association
Alayer Harrison
Chicago City “Railroad Company
Cottage Grove Avenue
Wentworth Avenue
Jiné
Archer Avenue
Bank President and Cashier Die. Bank Closes in Camden
A Camden South Carolina dispatch reports Farmers and Merchants Bank of Charleston closed after the deaths of President Boykin and Cashier Zemap. Directors post notice stating the bank will reopen once an inquiry into affairs and creditor protections are completed. Only Boykin’s son knew the safe combination, and he stayed away after the funeral.
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Charleston
8. C
Camden
Boy-kin
Zemap
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Boykin
Leopold to visit St Louis exposition in spring
Brussels reports King Leopold plans a U S visit in the spring for the St Louis exposition. Officials express strong hope he can attend officially, health permitting.
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Ing Leopold
St. Louis
Brussels
Leopold
United States
Belgium
Death by suicide rocks bell case verdict at Elizabeth City
Raleigh N C November 18 the coroner s jury found Rayner Bell died by attaching rocks to his body and leaping into the Pasquotank river at Elizabeth City the body was recovered from the river after the incident
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Raleigh
N. C
Rayner Bell
Pasquotank
Atlizabeth City
Bell
Market report mixed with commodity prices and notes
The snippet lists various commodity prices including corn, oats, pork, sugar, turpentine and tallow. It notes steady to wavering prices, regional differences and December substitutes, with occasional references to state and Western markets and grades.
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New York
Minnesota
Northwest
State
Jersey
Hac
Pennigenta
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Bids and Prices
Market steady for cows and calves with prime and choice bids around 5.05.20 and 7.00. hogs lower with prime cut at 4.95 and light pigs near 4.50. Lambs and sheep follow a slow trend with prime wethers near 3.20 to 4.00 and common around 1.50 to 2.00.
Senator Dietrich Denies Postmaster Bribe Charge
Senator Dietrich of Nebraska rejects bribery claims after a federal grand jury indicts him over alleged acceptance of money for influence in postmaster appointment. He says the charge is absolutely false and pledges to tell Nebraskans the full story.
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Dietrich Denien
Washington
Dietrich
Nebraska
Omaha
Jacob Wisher
Hastings, Neb
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena Visit London
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena of Italy arrived in London and were received with enthusiasm. They dined at Windsor Castle with a separate royal party, while the Italian sovereigns were honored by the Windsor mayor at the Guildhall with the local Tislian colony in attendance.
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Wviedter Exmmanuel
London
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Italy
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Guildhall
Body of Mrs Myers Identified as Keister Woman
The body found in the woods near the city was identified as Mrs. William Myers of Keister Minnesota. Coroner’s jury returns verdict of murder. William Myers arrived to confirm the body as his wife who had vanished from home weeks ago. Myers is described as a wealthy German farmer.
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Belle Plaine
William Myers
Keister
Minn
Uiam
Meriden Strike Receives Sparse Developments
A Meriden strike update notes little change beyond about twenty five new workers from Greece and Italy arriving. Police escort nonunion workers as crowds gather, while few concrete developments emerge amid ongoing tensions.
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Meriden
Conn
Novi'18
Percy score of yachtsman on America s cup
Fragmentary text references Percy score of .5 yachtsman and New York Walton W Battershall re Peters. No wedding details readable.
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Percy
New York
A. Walton
Peter's
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