Army March Toward Panama Rumor Turbulent Coast
A circulating report claims 3000 soldiers left Cartagena to invade Panama. The United States Navy and gunboats patrol both sides of the isthmus with reconnoitering parties to assess routes and tribes. Indians along Nombre de Dios to Cape Tiburon are said to favor Panama and resist Colombian intrusion.
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Atlanta cruiser sent to the Gulf of Darien amid Colombian tension
Washington reports dispatch of the Atlanta to the Gulf of Darien as observers monitor Colombian troop rumors near Colon and Panama. Naval officers caution about overland march feasibility while signaling U S readiness. Colombian Bolivar department commissioners in Washington plan Cartagena return with officialills on affairs in Colon Panama and Cartagenas.
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Dowie Proposes Settlement to Reorganize Zion City Debt
At a creditor meeting John Alexander Dowie declared assets at 18.8 million against liabilities of 468,045. He offered notes with interest and a staged payoff plan over nine months to settle merchandise debts and bank deposits. Creditors formed a committee to verify claims and may seek dismissal of bankruptcy if confirmed.
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Tragic Death From Live Wire Sees Boy 9 Die Near Eunice
A nine year old, Stephen, playing in a yard near Eunice Indiana, was electrocuted when he touched a fallen telephone wire. A teacher, Miss Karn, tried to free him but he died instantly. Companions witnessed the accident as responders rushed to the scene.
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Henry Cabouchers Opposes American Golden Girls Influx
In a pointed speech to Parliament the advocate of tariffs laments American golden girls entering Britain. He argues home producers face unfair competition from wealthy U.S. brides and warns of vulgar London fashion and social degradation spurred by colonial millionaires and American wealth.
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Enpignd
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Joseph Chamberlain
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Newport
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Warning on Alum Baking Powder Peddlers and Health Risks
Local advisories warn households about travelers selling cheap baking powders containing alum or harmful fillers sometimes with deception. Experts from Yale and others condemn alum powders as toxic, noting soluble alumina in bread and dangers from sulfuric acid and lead. Buy reputable cream of tartar brands and avoid peddlers.
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Scandal in High Life Divorce Suit Between Antony and Cleopatra
Rome Republican reports Mrs. M. Antony seeks a divorce from Marc Antony with Cleopatra listed as co respondent amid rumors of his Alexandria stay. Local editors promise further details in a later issue while noting the couple's strained public image and the defendant’s reputation as a provider and orator.
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Not Hiring Generals
From Gordon remembrances a farmer near Appomattox hires Lee veteran workers by rank. Privates work best, lieutenants and captains fair, colonels poorly, and the farmer refuses to hire any generals despite loyalty to the southern cause.
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Roosevelts Panama Canal Speech Notes New Era
President Roosevelt outlines Isthmian canal policy in detail and supports anexed Panama treaty, stressing arbitration, fiscal prudence, and US control over a canal zone. He lauds boundary settlements, immigration reform, and naval development while endorsing international arbitration and free trade aims.
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China
Antung
Mukden
Yale
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Taft Hosts Venetian Fete in Manila Amid Splendid Night Parade
Governor Taft and his wife attended a lavish Manila fête with river parade of illuminated boats and grand palace scenery. Crowds lined the banks for miles as residents, with Panamanian officials in attendance, welcomed the gala event and the Panamanian exhibit opening in San Francisco.
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Venice
Manila
Dec
Citiizens
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al i- Antalites
Frosty talks reveal little on Colombian envoy
The dialogue in Washington between Reyes and Roose shows scant consolation amid formal talks. The transcript notes no clear proposal on sovereignty as May events unfold and the president weighs possible rewards.
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Ran Coinsabut
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