U S Navy Moves To Quell Isthmian Crisis In 1905
A diplomatic and military flare on the Isthmus of Panama and Colon in 1905 traces U S actions amid Colombian troop movements, a revolutionary threat, and looming canal control. President dispatches orders to protect citizens, deter hostilities, and ensure transit neutrality during a tense stand between Colombia and Panama with Panama Railroad officials and local authorities drawing lines.
Ribbon Remedy Claims to Cure All Ills Hidden in Drink
An unscrupulous notice touts White 3 as a tasteless remedy that can be slipped into tea coffee or food to cure drunkenness and halt cravings. It promises permanent relief and alleges endorsement by a Woman's Christian Temperance Union member, with prices listed in states across the nation.
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American Navy Action in Colon Panama Crisis
The account details Commander John Hubbard's neutral conduct and use of landing force to protect American lives and transit during November disruptions in Colon. It notes delayed orders, limited marines, and praise for the small force's restraint amid Colombian threats and provisional government negotiations. A Panama perspective criticizes Colombia and highlights U.S. role in canal area stability.
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