Indictments Hit Dietrich and Nebraska Officials
Nebraska figures including Senator Dietrich and ex-State Senator Lowe face federal charges. Colby, Mitchell, Gaines, and Allen are named in embezzlement, conspiracy, perjury, and illegal fencing cases tied to government funds and land. Indictments claim rent, stamps sales, and bribe schemes involving post office and state assets.
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Charles Mf. Dietrich
United States
Leonard W. Colby
Thnigt Gaines
Bassett
Mvearag
Romebend Éuthier
Elliott Lows
Mnte
Atma
William MM Trivin
Eelnwe
Gtraciisig
Raenlerte Mitchell
Te Mt. Altea
Wunbang
Atcal
Hou
Uae
Aid
Dieg Heh
Dullding
Hastings
Uxeddor & Postoffice
Lowe
John C Mitchell
Mitchell
Dietrick
Alma
Nebraska
Stax
Colby
National Guard
J. C. Mitchell
Almna
William M. Irwin
Daniel W. Gaines
Gaines
AR. M. Allen
Standard Cattle Company
Dietrich
Roosevelt Backing Seen In Panama Canal Debate
Panamanian Minister Bunao Varilla spoke at the American Academy of Political Science in Philadelphia on the Hay Herran treaty and U S actions. He criticized Colombia for blackmail tactics and praised President Roosevelt and the Spooner Act as empowering decisive moves to secure the Isthmus. He argued the Bogota congress betrayed its protector by rejecting the treaty and attempting to sell the canal property, labeling their actions as bold wrongs against the United States.
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Bunao-Varilla
Panama Canal
Philadelphia
P. Bunao Varilla
Republic of
Panama
American Academy of Political Science
New Republic
United States
Colombia
Congresa
Bogota
Roosevelt
Spooner
le Matin
Paris
Congress of
Esa
Fragmented Text on Independence Promulgation and Bond Sale
The readable fragments discuss independence declarations and a bond sale in the United States. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but reference a proclamation after a November 3 event and repeated mentions of independence and bonds. The text remains garbled and partial.
Calls for Explanation on Northern Pacific Tariff Disclosure
Washington December 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission considers a hearing on a proposed rule requiring post 1904 publication and filing of export and import tariffs. Representatives of the railroad and shippers debated whether published tariffs provide fair notice or if current negotiated rates better protect shippers.
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Northern Pacific
Washington
Pune
Cabinet Dinner at White House Opens Social Season
President hosts cabinet reception in the state dining room attended by senators house members and many out of town guests. Notable attendees include Mrs Hay Mrs Roosevelt and several other prominent figures as illness and travel caused some absences.
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Beomtor
Rsad
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Aldrich
Benator
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