United States to Guard Polls in Panama Election
Panama June 17 The Taft letter to President Amador claiming U S intervention to curb fraud or violence in Panama elections causes sensational debate among Arias supporters and Panamanian officials American observers will supervise vote counting at polls and monitor municipal elections as relations tense between factions. The incident prompts pamphlet urging unity to avert U S intervention and cites Cuba as cautionary example.
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Emergency hospital at Coliseum during convention
Chicago reports an emergency hospital with two wards and forty eight physicians ready to serve at the Coliseum. Under Dr George C Hunt the staff includes doctors and nurses, with an electric signal system to summon care from the floor. A sales pitch for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is included in the notice.
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Boxall Recital Promises Big Musical Event at Garfield School
English pianist Douglas Boxall, born 1871 in London, trained at Dulwich and Guildhall, studied with Emil Bach and Leschetizky, to perform tomorrow evening at Garfield school under Starr Mano company auspices as part of the Richmond Art association exhibition.
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Social News Fragments From North Thirteenth Street Gatherings
Mrs. W A Sample hosted a dinner for birthdays with carnations and nasturtiums. Miss Bain Duke, bound for graduation at the conservatory in Indianapolis, is cited as seventeen and a notable musician. others include church society events, recitals, and gatherings across Richmond with multiple families visiting and socializing, plus a baptism of arrangements for summer activities and a Jenkins Thornburg wedding.
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Union Pacific men returning to work in Omaha
Omaha Neb June 17 Two thousand shop employees of the Union Pacific Railroad were placed on full time after working short time since January 1. Union Pacific headquarters stated that other departments cut down a few months ago will be augmented about July 1.
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May Buy Cuban Squatter Land
Secretary Taft discussed the proposed purchase of land leases and property in the Santiago and Oriente Provinces of Cuba. The move aims to pacify settled Cuban veterans by arranging a sale under church options to avoid dispossessing squatters and preventing disorder.
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Real live elephant attends Republican convention in Chicago
A real live elephant, not the GOP mascot, attended the Chicago convention with Cincinnati Blaine Club members. The three hundred strong group paraded the animal on Michigan Avenue and took Jumbo to the lakefront for circus stunts before police halted the excitement. Arthur Moulton of Portland, weighing 443 pounds at five feet tall, supports Taft.
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Roosevelt orders 60 day muzzle for stray dogs in Washington
President Roosevelt directs district commissioners to muzzle all stray dogs in the capital for sixty days to curb a rabbies outbreak. The move follows a report from the Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, released Monday.
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Believes Hughes Will Be Renominated By GOP
New York June 17 William J. Tully of Elmira resigned from the state senate and reiterated his belief that Governor Hughes would be renominated by the Republican convention in Chicago. Tully said Hughes had told him in December he would not be nominated but would accept a renomination to complete the reforms begun. He did not reveal Hughes's reply.
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River Flood News From St Louis and Across the Plains
Daily river updates describe rising water at St Louis with a 34 percent foot stage expected by Thursday while New Orleans and Shreveport see stationary levels. Arkansas River crevasse near New Orleans closed, Kaw and Missouri rivers recede slowly. Kansas flood is ending and East St Louis rail freight halts at pace. Also brief notes on Bible access restriction in the sixteenth century and Defoe inspiration from Selkirk’s voyage.
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Trains Run Rich mond to Indianapolis via Terre Haute Line Timed
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