Panama Canal Scandal Deepens Involving Statesmen
Paris December 10 The Panama investigating committee said they will continue pursuit of the Panama affair to January reporting. They name Clemenceau Ribot Bourgeois as involved or aiding, with calls for full disclosure and judicial access to records to ensure justice for the stock scandal.
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Plan to revise tariff discussed by House leaders
Speaker Crisp Representatives McMillan and Catchings, rules committee members, held a conference on a plan and scope of inquiry into the treasury. The inquiry aims to inform tariff revision as pledged by Democrats and to identify reforms for administration. A full committee report will follow.
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Panama canal foe Beaupre resigns public post
Beaupre, the French public prosecutor who opposed the governments action on the Panama canal company, has resigned. Other brief items note a Cincinnati factory fire with losses estimated up to one hundred thousand dollars and General Rosecrans recovering and near return.
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Columbus Stamps to Mark 400th Discovery Anniversary
New York reports the government will issue a complete Columbus commemorative set in January to celebrate 400 years since the discovery of America. The stamps will be issued for 1893 use only, featuring a ten to five dollar range with blue purple maroon ultramarine and other colors, each depicting events and figures from Columbus's era.
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Lawmaker disputes Chinese exclusion plan and costs
Washington and London dispatches report Congressman Geary criticizing a special treasury bureau for Chinese exclusion enforcement. He cites high costs, duress by Six Companies, and suggests arrests would force compliance. Separate notes cover silver market steadiness, Panama railroad charters, western cattle losses, and local advertisements.
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Nevada Mines Halt as Silver Prices Sink and Depression Spreads
Governor Colcord of Nevada warns virtually all Carson River quartz mills idle amid low silver prices. He cites no dividend pays from Comstock mines, high costs at Consolidated Virginia, and many mines shut. He urges higher ore grades or import restrictions and notes Brussels talks may set a new value ratio. State Senator Williams backs the view.
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State Political Notes and Election Totals Highlight Regional Supports
The Seattle Press Times cites Pierce and Spokane delegations backing Allen, while Spokane Review doubted the claim as Turner aims for three fourths of Republicans from the western side to push the measure. John L. Wilson leads Doolittle by 278 votes in a state tally totaling 87 134, with Snively and Greene trailing McGraw by 28 446 combined. Wm. T. Forrest tops the state ticket with an 7809 plurality. A Clarke county entry misprinted as Edwards is corrected to J. B. Edmonds, a 26 year old Ridgefield school teacher born in Kansas.
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Calamity Miller: Iowa man’s string of disasters spread fame
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat recounts the tale of Calamity Miller, a Commache merchant once prosperous who endured a cyclone wrecking his store and home, a fatal fire and collapse, crippling injuries, a lightning strike, family tragedy at Galesburg, drowning, and his eventual death, making his name a byword for extreme bad luck.
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Col Owings in Journalism and Italian Assassins in New Orleans
Col Owings joins journalism as political editor of the Ocosta Pro neer amid praise for his mind and style. A Seattle Telegraph item notes a recent tragedy linked to love and passion, while Italian assassins in New Orleans report describes Areata wounded and two others killed. police pursue suspects. Money to Loan offered by B M Price at Fourth and Columbia.
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