Wyoming Notes Briefing Sugar Beet Push Across State
A broad Wyoming dispatch reports advocates push sugar beet cultivation statewide. It notes accidents and legal actions including a Rawlins foot injury, a Sheridan building bill, and a Cripple Creek troop reduction ordered by Colorado's governor. Several deaths, sentences, and trials span Wyoming and Colorado with mining, hydrophobia, and labor unrest mentioned.
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Wyoming
Frank Hagan
Rawlins
Npom
Mondell
Sheridan
Wyo
Peabody
Colorado
Cripple Creek District
Colombians vow to resist Isthmian independence
Acting President Jorge Holguin declares Colombia will not recognize Panama's independence. He says the government will exhaust its last drop of blood and last cent to quell the rebellion as Bogota remains under siege. US legation is defended amid rumored divisions in the Isthmian movement.
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Panama
Bogota
Cape
Colombia
Jorge Holguin
Panaina
United States
Legation
Isthmus Laughs At Colombia Crisis Rumor
Panama's population ridicules a cablegram claim from President Marroquin via General Plaza that Generals Reyes Caballeros Os pina and Holuin are marching on the Isthmus to suppress traitors. Isthmus defenses coastal leagues and U S. intent to stop Colombian landings bolster confidence in security.
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Panama
Marroquin
General Plaza
Ecuador
Reyes
Caballeros
Ospina
Holuin
Colombia
United States
TRYING TO PROVOKE WAR WITH TURKEY ALLEGATIONS
Reports claimed Bulgarian and Servian officers planned to provoke war with Turkey. Searches at Philippople, Tirnova and other Bulgarian towns found questionable letters but the claim of a Turkish attack by combined forces is disputed. A number of Macedonian officers were said to plan a border incident and 140 officers were ordered removed.
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Turkey
Philippopelia
Tirnova
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Kidnapping Case Ties Two Women in Cheyenne Court
In Cheyenne district court Mrs William Biggs and Mrs J M Trout face trial for kidnapping after allegedly taking their infant to Denver to prevent paternal custody. The pair reportedly abandoned the child at Union Station where a card on its breast identified its name and age. Authorities detained both women on kidnapping charges.
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Cheyenne
William Biggs
J. M. ‘Trout
Trout
Denver
Union Depot
Trgut
No Rupture Rumor Streams From Paris To Bangkok
Paris reports deny any diplomatic rupture with Siam while the Daily Mail notes a rumored French secret treaty demanding Chantabun and large territorial cessions. Berlin circles hint Germany will recognize Panama promptly as the new republic forms and stabilizes. In Wyoming, nine Sioux Indians accused in the Converse County sheriff shootout were discharged after a preliminary hearing as details show the two killed officers fled the scene.
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Paris
France
Siam
Daily Mail
Rangoon
Bangkok
Chantabun
Hag
Ceutral Cone
Miller
Falkesberg
Converse County
Douglas
Wyo
Tewtiany
Kage Paather
Buck Kettle
Ahaty
Jeeste
Miners Return to Work as Governor Toole Acts
Thousands of homes will be fitted as nearly 21,000 idle men return to work. Governor Toole called a special session of the Montana Legislature, prompting Amalgamated Copper Co. to resume operations. In Butte 6,500 workers, Anaconda 2,000 and Washoe smelter, Great Falls Boston & Montana smelter up to 2,000. General Manager John Gill says full regional resumption follows. Hut te Miners union thanks the governor. broader gains expected in Idaho and Wyoming.
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J. K. Topie
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Anaconda
Washoe
Great Falla
Boston
Hutte Minera’ Union
Toole
Idaho
Wyoming
Will Attend Chum's Wedding Bridesmaid Alice Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt to serve as bridesmaid for Miss Salim McCauley in a Virginia Maryland society wedding. The event links two prominent families and honors a longtime school chum relationship with Miss McCauley.
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Will
Chum
Alice Roosevelt
Alice Roose
Goss
EA Preington
Salim McCauley
Walcott Tuckerman
Roosevelt
Miss McCauley
Col
Edward McCauley
Virginia
Maryland
Jiminez Named President After San Domingo Revolt
Dispatch from Cape Haytien reports San Domingo capitulated to the revolutionists. General Jiminez proclaimed president as insurgents attacked from three sides and shelled the city with no great damage reported.
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San Domingan
Cape Haytien
Monte Cristo
San Domingo
Jiminez
Werte High School Class Attack In Baltimore
Seventy members of the Werte High School graduating class in Baltimore staged an assault on Mies Lilly Bengert in a revenge incident. Police are investigating the incident and possible charges against participants.
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the Werte High School
Baltimore
Mies Lilly Bengert
Fragmented schoolyard assault scene described
The account depicts Classmare accused of Yue and talebearer provocation. Students hurled abuse and physical harassment including ransacking belongings and tearing clothing. Mian Beogertinally fled, chased by nearly 200 girls, and escaped by hiding in a grocery.
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Mian
Honeymoon Elopement Sparks Mystery Over Heiress
Readers learn of Mabel Munter, heiress who eloped during a return from Chicago to an eastern home. A cousin in New York holds a letter stating she married Charlie and left for a honeymoon, with rumors about a Northwestern student as the groom.
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Chicago
New York
Mabel Munter
E. C. Hegler
Charlie
Northwestern University
Hunter
Canadians Talk of Independence at Toronto Club
At the Cana dian club annual meeting in Toronto W A P Parker new president said Canada stands on the threshold of big events and may pursue independence. Parker, a well known barrister, led a chorus of cheers as he spoke to prominent members. Portland cleared a large cargo last week carrying 270 barrels of flour and 17 662 bushels of wheat.
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Gwendoline Kimmel
Sweetsheart
Tom Horn
Cheyenne
Bert Johnson
George Lick
Fred Thomas
Mcgeeson
Bryan
Station
Wyoming
Trinidad
Colo
Willie Morcer
Rosa Spray
Jon. Evans
Board of Regents of
the State University At
Reno, New
Nevada
Toronto
Canada
W. A. P. Parker
Parker
Portland
Addiiton
Morante Uniole Reports Labor Figures and Wage Changes
Across the United States from October to November year, 19,000 workers were furloughed and 7,000 furloughs ended as unemployment rose. In New York, a winter wage plan raises base pay to 2.60 and increases daily wages for laborers by 0.08, while introducing a 1.08 daily wage for general work.
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Kurnguy
United
Staton
New York
Erlerathan
Panama Receives Panamanian Envoy as Birth of Republic Ties Grows
President Roosevelt formally welcomed M Philippe Runeat-Varilin, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of Panama to the United States, marking Panama’s entry into the family of nations and shaping future U S Panama negotiations. Cabinet discussed the Isthmian canal question and possible congressional action. The Navy reports Panama troop movements show U S aims to keep peace on the isthmus.
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Roosevelt
M. Philippe Runeat- Varilin
Panama
United States
Markes
Republic
Congress
House
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Nashville
Colona
Port Ca Dello
Navy Department
Colombia
New Republic of Panama Facts and Figures Summary
The report details Panama's commerce about 3 million dollars yearly, population around 200 000, and area about 1 571 square miles. It notes principal ports Panama and Colon with over 1 000 vessels a year landing more than 1 000 000 tons of merchandise. Colon and Panama City populations are about 3 000 and 25 000 respectively, with origins including Spanish Indian and African heritage. It outlines historical foundations, railway links, and weekly ship schedules connecting to San Francisco Valparaiso and South America. The Panama Canal project is mentioned with workers and descendants, plus transit times between Panama and Colón. Exchange rates and economic conditions are also described as favorable to investment and emigration trends in the era.
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Panama
Indiana
Pacific
Colon
Atlantic
United State
Isthmus
San Francisco
Etonmar
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Valparalso
Pacific Steam Navigaton Company
South Americas Groumehly Company
Colom
Panaow
Tno
Amperican
United States
Bel Hhially
Europe
Chicago Transit Strike Causes Citywide Turmoil
Reports describe a violent disruption along main lines as workers clash with authorities during a strike. Streetcar crews resist, trains halted, and crowds of up to 300000 patrons are affected with injuries cited.
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Constant Neenos
Chicago
Mae Dex
English author's stance on Panamanian treaty reflected in comments
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Henry Brereton M and Australian writer J. M Savage with references to democracy, opposition to a treaty with Panama, and a Democratic committee condemning US foreign policy. The text is garbled but centers on authors' views influencing public sentiment and treaty debates.
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Panama
Dems
United States
Spooner
Strike Commission Decision Impacts Miners and Employers at Sunpurge
A court in Sunpurg ruled on a dispute over wages and operations at a mineral colliery. The case, brought by the ellyn Tha company against miners, centers on wage allotments and the authority of the Strike Commission. The judgment favors the company’s position, affecting labor and management relations.
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Sunpurg
Ellyn Tha
Minn
Netlog
Fatal incident on line of avenue shocks city
A man named Edward Green was killed on the street near the avenue on Friday. Investigators say harm caused by a rope and line related to a tugboat accident could be involved. Police and coroner are examining the scene for further details.
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Androw
New ‘York
Harm
Whinade
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