Vote on Hay Pauncefote treaty to open Panama canal
Senate plans a Monday vote on the Hay Pauncefote treaty to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer agreement and allow U S canal construction in Panama. Senators Spooner Money Foraker discuss fortifications control and wartime powers amid vigorous debate on treaty provisions and US sovereignty.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
United States
Spooner
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Senator Spooner
Senator Money
Senator Foraker
Money
Great Britain
Mr. Foraker
Senator Bacon
Bacon
Foraker
England
Tillman and Bailey
Mason
Boers Execute Burghers Enrolled With British Forces
Daily Mail Brussels dispatch reports General Botha ordered execution of burghers who served as scouts for the British if captured. Fifteen such men have already been shot. Brussels notes that some powers may intervene if Boer leaders accept autonomy under British supremacy.
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London
Daily Mail
Brussels
Botha
Standard
Kruger
South Africa
Chile Argentina tensions rise over border roads dispute
Buenos Aires reports strained relations with Chile as Buenos Aires awaits Chile’s reply on strategic roads. Argentina warns of possible recall of its minister to Santiago and arbitration with Britain if unsatisfied. Chile buys warships while papal influence hoped to avert war. Argentina deposits funds in London and mobilizes reserves.
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Buenos Ayres
Chile
Argentine Republic
Santiago de Chile
Great Britain
London
Sunny Women and the Sunlight of Health
An article promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women detailing how disease harms home life and vitality. It claims the vegetable remedy heals inflammation, uterine weakness, and nervous distress, supports regularity, and offers private correspondence with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Pearse
Stoutsville
Fairfield Co
Ohio
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
The People's National Family Newspaper Prospectus
The article advertises a periodical published Monday Wednesday and Friday with foreign and domestic news. It promises short stories humorous items financial reports and agricultural matters. It notes subscription prices and a two hour on ITE option at set annual rates.
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Dark Tribune
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Weekly Tribune Prominent National Family Newspaper
The Weekly Tribune, published Thursdays, serves farmers and villagers with general news from The Daily Tribune, top agricultural content, market reports, and family reading. Regular subscription is $1.00 per year, with The Huronite offered for $1.25.
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United States
Daily Tribune
Boer Treatment of Colonel Benson’s Wounded Report
London December 14 The war office releases findings from a special inquiry led by Lord Kitchener into Benson's wounded at Brakenlaagte. Eighteen officers and men reportedly were treated with kindness while 75 witnesses claim atrocities including killings of unarmed wounded and torture. Lord Kitchener blames Boer leaders for inability to curb subordinate murder and outrage.
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London
War Office
Benson
Brakenlaagte
Lord Kitchener
Puerto Rico labor leader convicted in conspiracy case
Santiago Iglesias, head of the Federation of Workmen of Porto Rico, and nine associates were found guilty in San Juan district court of conspiracy. He received a sentence of three years four months and eight days, while seven companions were jailed four months. Two were acquitted. The federation was ordered dissolved as illegal.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago Iglesias
Federation of Workmen of
District Court of
Iglesias
Perrsons
Federation of the Workmen of
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation Will Act Over Iglesias Case
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, vows to act to secure Iglesias' release and push changes in Porto Rican law, calling the current wage law a relic of Spanish rule and a violation of guaranteed rights. He indicated the AFL convention will address the matter before adjournment.
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Scranton
Associated Press
San Juan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Iglesias
Porto Rico
Gompers
Schley Court of Inquiry Nears End of Labors
The Schley court of inquiry is close to finishing its work and no exact submission date is given. Secretary Long plans to prepare typewritten copies for the press and will present the report to the public without changes or editorial endorsements.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Long
Roosevelt reviews parade from White House grounds
From a stand before the White House Roosevelt watches a local police and fire departments parade. His daughter Miss Alice Roosevelt and the Roosevelt boys join him with General Gillespie and district officials. After the march the firemen perform a display as thousands line Pennsylvania Avenue. After the event 500 to 600 schoolchildren crowd the executive mansion door.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Gillespie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
Adam and the forbidden fruit mischief explained
The speaker argues Adam sought the apple not for taste but because it was forbidden. The critic adds the error lay in not forbidding the serpent, implying a harsher punishment would have prevented Adams actions.
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Adam
National Grand Army Encampment to Be Held in Washington
The national council of the Grand Army of the Republic decided to hold its next encampment in Washington in the fall. Atlantic City and Denver had bid, but Washington won after three delegations spoke. The Sherman monument dedication schedule in Washington strengthened the choice.
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Chicago
National Council of the Grand Army of the Republic
Washiston
Atlantic City
N. J
Denver
National Capital
William T. Sherman
Philippine Tariff Bill Split in House Reports
Chairman Payne and Mr Richardson worked on the majority and minority reports on the Philippine tariff bill. Payne’s will be explanatory and non argumentative, stressing revenue needs for development and schooling. The minority report will cover colonial policy imperialism and protection in depth.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Richardson
Tennessee
Woodmen of the World Convened in Spokane
President Roosevelt opened the Woodmen of the World convention in Spokane Washington and sent a message of hearty congratulations and good wishes to the grand encampment.
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Spokane
Wash
President Roosevelt
Washington, Ec
Roosevelt
The
Society of the Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of the World
Fire destroys Schnugg house in Cochrane blaze
Alma Wisconsin December 14 The house of Peter Schnugg at Cochrane eight miles below Alma burned with its contents. A daughter of Mr Schnugg who could not escape was burned in the house. She was about 28 to 30 years old. Loss estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars with light insurance.
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Alma
Wis
Peter Schnugg
Cochrane
Paneye Difference Cited In Dog Handling Claim
A brief note argues that rescuing a starving dog and making it speable cures aggression, presenting the Paneye claim as a distinguishing approach to dog behavior.
Peculiar Stock Advice Warns About October’s Danger
The text warns that October is among the most dangerous months for stock speculation, listing July, January, September, August, December, February, April, March, June, November, and May as risky. It reflects cautious investment guidance and broad caution about market volatility.
The Holy Passion of Friendship Quoted in Astorta
Fragment cites a quotation about friendship described as sweet steady loyal and enduring, suggesting a lifelong bond that withstands trials such as lending money. The source frames the line within Astorta brand context.
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