Colombia Says Immediate Lump Payment for Canal Plan
The Colombian government, in a friendly but nonfinal note to the U S state department, demands an immediate lump annual payment of 600000 dollars for a canal treaty, rejects the idea of a 14 year wait, and cites constitutional limits on alienating territory. Tensions over earlier naval actions in Colombia and a disputed railroad right add to the friction. Sara Bernhardt appears in Fedora in Berlin before nobility, with the emperor and empress not present but sending a wreath. she is repeatedly recalled by the audience. A fatal quarrel in Columbus results in the killing of Samuel Montieth by John Davis, a black laborer, who is arrested.
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Washington
State Department
Spooner
Heron
Legation
Argumen
United States
Ude
Colombia
Itia
Hogatn
Itwan
Sara Bernhardt
Berlin
Germany
Mme Bernhardt
Tondon
Daily Mall
Swayne
Mudug
Treaty With Cuba Returns to Washington for Review
News from Havana and Washington reports the Cuba United States treaty has been sent back to Washington with a Cuban counter proposition. President Palma warns that acceptance would cut Cuba’s cash revenue, while details of the Cuban offer remain undisclosed. Further items include boxing results, a robbery case, Wu Ting Fang’s recall, a boiler explosion in Talladega injuring seven, and a suicide by chloroform in Sheridan.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Washington
Palma
Mii Wu
Wu Ting Fang
China
Expedition against sultan of Bacolod preps in Mindanao
Campaign moves from Camp Vicars Mindanao toward Bacolod with artillery infantry cavalry and engineers. Reports say Caraca’s gultam north of Lake Lanao readies fortifications as Moros block Maclu trail. Captain Parabing recently destroyed Maclu forts.
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Manilla
Bacolod
Vicars
Mindanao
Gultam
Caraca
Lake Lanao
Parabing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Tour of Inspection and Labor Disputes Across Nations
Washington reports on the anthracite arbitration commission meeting with coal operators and miners to plan investigations of strikes. Key issues include wage claims, working hours, coal payment by weight, and university recognition of the miners. Also noted are a New York trial scene with Florence Rogers testimony, a Michigan college student strike, Newfoundland reciprocity talks, and a midwest homeseeker movement.
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Washington
Anthras Tlte Arbitration Commission
Scranton
Commission
Mitchell
Mr. Baer
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural College
Boyder
Uncle Sam
Newfoundland
Senator Lodge Io
Senator Lodge
Gloucester
State Department
Homeseskera
Chicago
Means a Light Vote in Ohio and Nearby Tales
Registration in Cincinnati Ohio totals 71 107 with a drop of 5268 from the state election. Toledo shows a drop of about 1600 to 22700 while Columbus numbers rise to roughly 32400. East Liverpool reports fair off year registration. Cloverland also has decent turnout. In Columbus a pardon radiates across Roosevelt.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Toledo
Columbus
Cloverland
Inquest Slays Apple Shooting Victim at Thespian Hall
Oct 27 coroner's inquest finds John Volkman 18, barber, died from a shooting during a stage apple shooting stunt by Charles Meinel. Volkman bled out after a shot struck his forehead. Meinel jailed on manslaughter charge as mob threat looms.
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Colt Springs Harbor
John Volkman
Barber
Thespian Hall
Charles Meinel
Meinel
Volkman
Meeinel
Melnel
Markets report shows mixed livestock and grain prices
The page lists cattle, sheep, lambs, and hog prices with wide ranges and regional mentions. Values span fat cattle, western steers, domestic hogs, and various sheep classes, alongside corn and wheat price notes and mention of New York markets.
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Chicago
Helfern
Calone
Kiood
Best
Moge
Callie
Cholee
Dom
Thy Wicherey
Tair
Abe
New Yorke
Howe
Otto
Lainie
Boston
Toledo
Wheat
Tower
Ecru
Aye
Ant
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Columbia
John Davis
Samuel Montieth
Bott
Davis
U.S
Root
Cage
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Carter
Hhe
Toronto
Mra
August Lauberte
Augusta Moyer
Sho P
North Franklin Street
Talladega
Ala
James Jinbaugh
H.w.henderson
G. W. Kershaw
Sheridan, Wy
H. H. Boal
William F. Cody
Sheridan Inn
Philadelphia
Academy of Munro and Horticultural Hall
Iran
Don J. Redmond
Edmund Blake
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
United Iriah League Defense Fund
Blano
Ireland
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Walter H. Wilwon
Wilson
Jo Chamberlain
South Africa
Australia
Mad Mullah
London
Joe Chamberlain
Edward
Balfour
Chamberlain
Cape
Natal
Orange River Colony
Transvaal
Inter
Lord Milner
Mr. Chamberlain
Mrs. Chamberlain
Mary Endicott
Salem
Maas
Austen
Colonial Office
Daily Telegraph
Canada
Paris
Emlieu Marceau
le Papillon
M. Deutsch
M. Santos- Dumont
Aeronau
Tics
M. Marceau
France
Simla
India
Bohode
Berbera
Somaliland
East Africa
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Arbitration Commission
Baer
John Mitchell
Representa
New York
Florence Rogers
Katherine J. Adama
Roland B. Molineux
Rogers
Harry Cornish
Mitte
Wn Thin Mao
East Liverpool
Rock Springs
Lrenkn
Iitt
John Wallace
W. Rauch
Doris Martin
Joseph Martin
Serge
Ernest Adama
Arkansas
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Youngstown
David Johiman
Cleveland
Phyalciank
Dayton
Tyton
Flora Schotter
John J. Sehotter
Burne
le Soir
Burns
Memphis
Sir Albert
Prince Alert
Felines Alert
Neconda
Krozinger
Fouche
Joubert
Cambridge
Kritsinger Win
Erne
Young" Erne
Young" Corbett
Washington Sporting Club
Corbett
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