Treaty Dead Alarms Washington On Canal Pact
Reports from Washington indicate the canal treaty is dead as Colombian congress delays action. President Roosevelt faces options under the Spooner act while Colombian politics shift with senatorial elections affecting the treaty's fate and potential new negotiating power.
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Washingtent
Ptate Thi
Bilegrim
Washington
State Department
Benupre
Bogota
Nerrun
Marroquin
Roosevelt
Spooner
Nicaragua
Aden
Beaupre
Pozota
Horran
Colonia
Trane
Colombia
Senate
Congress
Universalists Select Marseilles for 66th Convention Meeting
At the Minnis Universalists 66th convention in Peoria on September 1 Marseilles was chosen as the next meeting venue. Reports indicate the Universalists in Hinds are in better financial shape than ever.
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Universalists
Marseilles Peoria
Minnis Universalists
Marseilles
Hinds
Betar
Supposed Girl Proves to Be Boy at Wisconsin Wedding
In Kenosha a wedding shooting is linked to Earl Marshall who, born Eva Marshall in Morgantown Kentucky, lived as a girl for years. Doctors misidentified Earl as female and suggested gender at birth. The family later moved to Ottumwa where he dressed as a girl and mingled with girls until a jealous act led to the fatal shot.
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Kenosha
Wis
Marshall
Earl Marshall
Morgantown
Eva
Mount Pleasant
Ill
Ottumwa
Auto plunges from river bank injuring six in San Jose
In San Jose California a car containing six people plunged over an embankment into the Guadalupe river bed fifteen feet below. All occupants were injured including Mrs DeSaissett who is believed fatally hurt. Passengers are Pietro DeSaissett and wife, Peter Cole and wife and their son Lewis, plus driver Willan Corliea. DeSaissett is noted as a capitalist and Cole as a wholesale grocer.
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San Jose
Cal
Guadalupe River
DeSuissett
Pietro DeSaissett
Peter E. Cole
Lewis
Willan Corliea
Madison Fugitive Still At Large In Nebraska
The search for Tom Madison the alleged Kansas Sayer has shifted back to Webster and Smith counties Nebraska and Kansas. Posse from Nebraska and Kansas have returned to their counties while investigators in Kusheritte say they are still active though whereabouts unknown. A farmer Harris reports seeing Madison near Shickley and the fugitive was last seen mounted on a horse believed stolen last Friday.
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Hastings
Neb
Tom Madison
Sayer
Nebraska
Webster County
Smith County
Kausheritte
Harris
Madison
Shickley
Ex Senator Farwell Dies in Chicago Today
Ex senator C B Farwell dies in Chicago at hyge in a forest area, long a figure in local and national politics since 1644 after moving from Ogle county. Rev Henry J Percival also dies at his Devon country home aged 1, noted writer on theology with works standard in Episcopal seminaries.
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Farwell
Chicago
Rwell
Ogle County
Philadelphia
Henry J. Percival
Devon
Wealthy American Weds Chinese Woman in Honolulu
Honolula reports wealthy American Wing Ah Fong marries Miss Melanie Ah Fong, the sixth daughter in Honolulu’s prominent Ah Fong family. The couple sails to Shanghai soon after, amid a backdrop of family ties and previous marriages linking the Ah Fong fortune to U.S. officers and lawyers.
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Honoluin
W. Irewster
New York
Misa
Melanie Ah Fong
Young Bady
Shanghai
Ah Fong
Mies
Martha Ah Fong
A. J. Dougherty
Eer
Philippines
Ab Kong
Honolula Mont
Me. Brewster
Lieut. Dougherty
Welh. Whiting
William A. Henwell
San Francisco
Devoted to Work Hubs in Idle Rich World Trade
London Times notes US business zeal after nine years away with a focus on renewed national spirit, post Spanish American War energy, and caution on waste among the rich. It cites hopes for foreign trade, shifts in finance, and risks of overpromotion and poor banking adaptation. Officials in Illinois plan rail expansion, while Caribbean news reports Venezuela suspending mining code and Port of Spain noting policy effect.
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London
United States
London ‘Times
Union
America
Train holdup slows Burlington line near Kansas City
A band of men halted a westbound Burlington and Missouri River train north of the city. The express car was damaged and the engine uncoupled after a red light stopped the train. Authorities pursue the bandits as reports claim $5,000 to $10,000 was aboard. no shots were fired.
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Kansas City
He ‘Cimes
St. Joseph
Bortington & Mixsour
Condh
With Horse
Anil
Anl
Harvey
Widow of Maximilian Fades in Brussels Court Charade
Brussels dispatch reports Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico dying in a delusional state. She holds mock court at Chateau de Boneh near Brussels, imagines herself empress, and is attended by a court in her bereaved mind. Some allege poisoning by a deadly root before she left Mexico in 1866 to seek Napoleon III’s aid.
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Brussels
Chrlotta
Maximilian
Mexico
Chateau de Boneh
Abe
Leopold of
Telzinm
Secretary Shaw Announces Renewed Refundings
Washington on September 23 Secretary Shaw authorizes the renewal of refunding operations due to the scarcity of 2 percent bonds for circulation and government deposits He will renew refunding to the extent of 20 600 000 in line with the previous circular.
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Washington
Shaw
Artillery Company Heads to America on Sea Voyage
About 200 members of the Honorable Artillery company left the Lonlon armory for Live townbark on the steamer Mayflower en route to Row ton Massachusetts. They sang The Star Spangled Banner Marching Through Georgia and other American airs aboard the train and ship journey.
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Lonion
Georgia
The
Honorable Artillggy Company
Lonlon Armory
Mayflower
Rowton
Masa
Fire destroys lumber mill and amid misprint
At Mell Win Sept 2 a sawmill and store with about 6 000 000 feet of lumber burned. The blaze caused about 20 000 000 in damage and parts of Meron were consumed. In Des Moines Sept 3 a block in Ayreshire was destroyed by fire, with property valued at 50 000 or more burned and nine business others damaged.
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Win
F. Chase
Jossie
Des Moines
Ayreshire, Inc
Labor tensions soften after Great Northern talks
St Paul Sept 23 officials of the Great Northern and engineers and firemen met amid warnings of a strike. No statement was issued but negotiations may resume with prospects for peace brighter. Demands include a new wage schedule and changes in working rules.
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St Paul
Great Northern
Tian
Strike on the Lake Streamers The Great Lakes dispute
At a Cleveland meeting of vessel owners the Masters and Pilots association and Pittsburg Steamship Co dispute is discussed. Resolutions condemn the strike as unjust and pledge united action to protect future Great Lakes carrying trade and avoid vexatious interruptions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Vessel Owners
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Great Lakes
Non-Union Man Killed In Street Incident
In Naples on September night a non union employee, Collings, was killed on The Street. Witnesses describe an unprovoked attack by Mr Davis, a union opponent, who struck Collings on the head and fled. Collings died from a concussion later. Davis remains at large.
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Willanapolis
Sept
Collings
Party Manufacturing Company
Xthon-Union Hint
Davis
Uplon
Asault
Byeax
Ittie Child
Colling
Missing recluse near Hennepin prompts foul play theory
A man reported missing near Hennepin after driving from town toward his home. searchers scoured corn fields with no results. Sheriff suspects foul play as a possible motive, while a five-member committee was formed to assess the situation and provide aid.
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Hennepin
Martin
Mystery at Chicago ends in suicide and murder
A woman about 20 and a man around 30 were found dead in a Chicago residence. A revolver lay near the woman, and initials on a wedding ring were noted. Police identify the man as a suspected husband or acquaintance. The investigation continues with conflicting early details.
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Ubiengin
Arthur M. Lautrie
Swift & Cry
Mayor Weaver in Unique Position at Ohio Liquor League
East Liverpool reports the twelfth annual Ohio State Liquor League convention with about 250 debates. Mayor W. A. Weaver, a known prohibitionist, delivered the welcome and addressed delegates, urging adherence to laws and higher standards for the liquor trade. Also noted is news that General Payne plans to return to Washington next Friday from Virginia Hot Springs with Mrs. Payne.
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East Liverpool
Ohio State Liquor League
W. A. Weaver
Weaver
Uue
Payne
Washington
Virginia Tet Springs
Mrs. Payne
Resources of Texas to Be Shown on Canvas
A Texas art project for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition features large-scale paintings by Verner White to illustrate the state's resources. Works include a vast alfalfa field in Grayson County, irrigation progress near Wichita Falls, south Texas cane and cotton, oil fields, ranches, quarries in Li and Wirnes counties, and historic Southwest Texas scenes including San Jacinto.
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Dallas
Texas
Verner White
Paiie
White
Fox
Meen
Mimenne
Grayson County
Sherman
Whine
Wichita, Falls
Liand
Wirnes
San Jacinto
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Kansas
Isis
Wing Ah Fong
Honolulu
Irs
China
Mia Hagenet Ah Fong
Whiting
London Times ‘of the People of the
Direcion
Tim
Fnally
Marion
Coal Belt Electric Railway System
Williamson County
Johnston City
Aix
Flarrixburg
Port of Spain
Corsicas
Venezuela
Venezucla
Burlington
Terry
Kanes City
International Association of Bridge and
Snon Workers
James Kelley
Kelley
Sam Parks
John Menderson
St. Louis
Tenderson
Parks
Kamsas
Brady
A. Z. Simpson
Simpson
Ransac City
Samuel J. Parks
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tron Workers
Union No. 2
New York City
Buchanan
Upton
Bankas City
Assq
Bridge
Steneturat‘Iron Workers
Eaths
Real Union No. 2
Saniel J. Park
Dew Moines
Indianola
Methodist Church
Garrett Bibien Institute
Evanston
Iam
T. Stuart
Harlin
Emory Miller
Deulxon
Athart
Moses
Dr.Terry
Miller
Rock River
Hiluola
Los Angeles
Indiana
Ander
Wade A Suii
Pew
Oyster Bay
Suma
Sagamore Ell
Ulyster Bay
Northfield
Vermont
Northfiel
Eliha Yeyere
South
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