Riven to Senate and Reyes Pleads Necessity in Panama Row
The Washington dispatch summarizes President Carter’s transmission of diplomatic correspondence between the United States and Colombia and Panama. General Reyes argues a revolution in Panama compelled U S action, while Secretary Hay awaits a broader diplomatic path. The exchanges assess the Hay Herrán treaty, Panama’s independence, and possible multilateral settlement at The Hague.
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Washington
Reon Well
Snant
Colambia
Heypr
Hay-Herrun
Mogota
van Bormied
Bag Beem
Reyes Nays
Willy Arjend
United States
Pagrin
Panam
Reyes
Inecin
Gareiaen
Riveways
Atlentit
Pacific
Staten
Amberty
Panama
Trocum
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Jeneral
Anya
Columb
Colombia
Americen
Pitt
Img
Tay
Parasia
The
Hague
Bectetary Tay
Stroms
Republic of
Patiens
Hay
Frase Jr
Flay Bays
Tonk
Freeman Named Brigadier General for Kansas National Guard
Freemen Brenry Bo Freeman of Leavenworth has been detailed by the War Department to serve as an adviser and ranking officer of the Kansas National Guard for four years. The appointment follows Special Orders No. 30 of January 1904, with Freeman to report to Governor Talley at Topeka for duty. Freeman, born in Ohio, served in the Civil War era and rose from private to brigadier general before retirement, drawing full pay and allowances for age.
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Nerad Brenry
Bo Freeman
Leavenworth
War Department
Talley
Geri Vel
Freeman
de Wax
Rik of
Oriente
Inmoat
Washington
Kannas
Turpeson
Contren
Henry B. Breeman
Kanaan
Topeka
Kursus
Mrifite
Tossaporer
Mervier
Secretary of War
ADNA
Ohio
Rheing
Owen
Hawar
Gitter
Fragments of a cryptic local dispatch from Telluride
Disjointed notes describe a January Telluride report on military presence and counts. The force is reduced with 7 percent sent home, Major Hill overseeing gradual demobilization. A few arrests and deportations are mentioned amid confusion and quiet.
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Telluride
Colo
Jan
Hill Haw
G. F. Train Dead after Heart Disease
George Francis Train died last night at the Astoria hotel in New York from heart disease. He was a wealthy promoter author lecturer and once ran as an independent presidential candidate. Train rose from early adversity after losing his parents to yellow fever at age four and pursued a varied career.
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New York
Tgorge Francis
Trais
Eave
Afilis Hotel No. 1
Atmerton
George Francis ‘Train
Fir
Isoeton
George Francis Train A Life of Ventures and Travels
George Francis Train a noted 19th century figure, born March 24, 182%, rose from a farm and clerical roles to founder Train & Co in Melbourne Australia. He promoted street railways in Europe and America, founded ventures, wrote biographies, and conducted global lectures and debates amid a career marked by bold projects and public attention.
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Liverpol
Wilhelmina Wilkinson
Louwseilin
Kentucky
Youngsbinger
Train & Co
Melbourne
Australia
Californis
Orion Pacific Railroad
England
France
United States
Dietanaria
George Priniers
Dt ix
Globe
Asia
Young Amer
Wall Street
Tuglelam
Eng- Hin Tmi
Trinh Pridupendennes
Landater
America
George Francis Train Wintonlet
Themas Colley Grattan
Secessinnint
Trin
Melbourn
California
Ohio
Europe
Pacife
Credit Mobilier
Omaha
Train
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Boston
Featuers of
Risa
Oes
Mendes Ely
Madison Squery
Train on a Bench Surrounded by Children in Omaha
The article recalls George Francis Train and his ambitious schemes. It notes his 19th century activities, including a prison stint in Stamford and a plan to transport thousands of schoolchildren from Omaha. It mentions his alleged psychic powers and ventures like the Credit Mobilier, with Bemis cited as a former Omaha mayor.
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Omaha
Oru
Newey
George Francis
Oriha
Tino Pacific Railroad
Credit Fonder Ant ‘Credit Mobuler
Rian Pacific
Richard
Chicago
George P. Bemis
Citar
Republican city primaries date set and rules outlined
March 6 was set as the primary date with polls open from 1 AM to 7 PM. Candidates must file by February 15 through Ward Page, chairman. Six council seats and six school board seats await choosing, with a new committee to take over after entries close. Changes to the city central committee filled several vacancies and names shifted among members.
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Bat Geen
Republian
Inn
Ward Page
Apel
Board of Education
City Central Committee
Sycine
Field
Wilk & Terber
W. S. Eberle
Akinow
M. ‘T. Campbell
Ai. Skinner
Harry G. Larimer
GW. Wolf
Steve W. Parker
Roosevelt and Bailey Endorse Roosevelt for President and Hailey for Governor
Barber county Republicans convene to back Theodore Roosevelt for president and W J Hailey for Kansas governor. They urge a delegation favoring Roosevelt and Hailey, with support for Victor Mantock for Seventh district congress. Also reports a poisoning incident in Leavenworth and a school building contract bid.
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Hegmoncan
Barber County
Prumittes
Mat Cin County
Ue Mtate
Ken- Sen
Theodore Roosevelt
W. J. Hailey
Kansas
Harbor County
Roosevelt
Victor Mantock
Topeka political talk and county conventions update
In Topeka last night, leaders discussed anti Bailey and anti Hatley factions, primaries, and local delegate plans. Reno county machine control worries leaders, farmers forcing primaries. next steps target governor race and congressional renomination. various county conventions and primaries set across state with no opposition to Calderhead renomination.
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Gover
Dayham
Gommiveloner Moree
Taylor
Fifth District
Republican Congressional Committee
Manhattan
Sumner County
Republcan
Wellington
Hailey
Simon
Shimmer County
Robbery and funeral carriages halted by striking drivers
In St Louis a group of fifteen men said to belong to a workers union stopped five carriages used for a funeral and forced their drivers to proceed. One cabman, John Thraleke, was charged with aiding and the rest fled. Grand Jury to hear the case. In another note Judge Adams urged investigation of defrauding schemes linked to naturalization and pension town frauds before the federal jury.
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St Cowie
Mousan
Rave
Chrie Schwacker
Ced Men's Union
John Thraleke
King Rart
Louis
Elmer B. Adams
U. S. Circuit Court
Federal
Evan Jury
Pollock to Better in Hospital After Attack
A note reports Pollock to Better. Fatt nbn 4 Sadar 3 with a violent incident near Uy.erip in Kan sna City List Week. He remains confined to his room at the Copeland hotel where his family lives as authorities consider the next steps.
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Sadar
Erip
Kansna
Dihetvie
Ferlig
Copeland Hotel
Cold waves grip Boston and New England rail travel
Railway travel bogged down by severe cold as temperatures drop to six below in Boston and twenty below in parts of southern New England. The blast disrupts schedules while reports from Oklahoma City note a governor’s commute of a death sentence to life imprisonment for a wife killer.
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Boston
New England
Oklahoma
Ity
Thoman Queenan
Ferguson
Markets Today Wheat Leads Corn as Livestock Holds Steady
Local traders sell wheat amid market shifts while corn shows sensitivity to wheat trends. Hogs remain steady with bulk sales around 4.50 to 4.55, and live cattle receipts in Chicago and Kansas City reflect mixed demand. Market notes include pork and cattle prices, with wheat cash bids listed and regional price indications across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
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Beagin
Toad Interem
Asiwuestye
Minneat
Molaekonee
Armen
Sapierk “Grushod
Powoervik
Icles
Ile
Galeria
Mark Gending
Tbs
Wgate
Kansas City
Kansas Cts
Jaz
DAES
Herc
Resohee
Classified fragments seek rental sale and items
A fragmentary ad list shows items for rent two room cottage and pump in cellar, plus notes on forms and locations. readers must interpret vague references to Forbes and Stoner areas and a nearby street.
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W. Ith
Forbes
Porbed
Bow
Diones
Chicago Produce Market Report From Jan 18
Market notes from Chicago on January 18 include butter and eggs now available in wholesale lots. Observers report prices per case, with egg and butter markets active and inventories noted as steady.
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New York, Jan M
Slate Dairy
Chicago
Cilesgo
Legsic
Sairy
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