United States Recognizes Panama De Facto Government
Washington reports the United States recognizes the de facto government of Panama after dispatching instructions to both capitals. Troops have left. Colombian forces and rebels in Colon show shifting loyalties as the new Panamanian state asserts independence and pledges to honor existing treaty obligations while awaiting formal recognition.
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United States
Panama
Wrshington
United Stree
Panusyu
State Department
Rice
Heaupre Et Bogéta
Por
Thurman
Ot Pocosina
Pasian
Ape
Minietar Ab Leogetin
Params
Republias
Atterteunan
United State
Colamtak
Panaiis
Paoarna
Colon
Aun
Funaga
Gunheit Nashville
Transport Dixie
Witty
Seerican Mattner
Commng
Malntaiing Orden
Mars
Prederico Hoyd
Jose Arajano
Tomas Ariis
Govern
Caucastigna
Coto
Republic of Paya
Colombia
TATE
Washington
Nav
Loomis
Hilten
Ali Loomis
Recopethine
Ramen
Lanmnis
Tie Geers
Colombia Shutdown Alters Isthmus Conflict Report
Washington dispatch details the Isthmus crisis with Colombia recognizing a factional government, Panama’s new consul general in Washington, and U S cautions to maintain order under treaties. Hubbard reports 450 Colombian troops under Generals Terres and Tovar sailing toward the isthmus while revolutionists seize control of both sides, as U S policy aims to prevent hostilities across the zone.
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Bie
Panama
Washington
Ie Facty
Cont
Tancer Hubbard
Nashvilly
Guiger
Ukse
Ecders
Coghlan
Hubbard
Terres
Tovar
Golon
United State
Paarapg
Colon
Republic of
Piname
Elections Served to Give Tem porary Check to Trade
Special telegraphic reports from across the United States and Canada note election influence easing retail sales of goods and general trade volume. Banks report mixed conditions with grain movement lagging demand, iron and steel layoffs rising, coal miners set to strike, and textiles seeing weak orders. overall profits falter and retrenchment grows as market tension shifts westward.
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New York
International Mercantile Agency
Out
United States
Canada
Siason
Boston
Philadelphic
St. Louis
St. Paul
Burt
Texas
Chicago
Buffalo
Merdhanta
Colorado
Mexico
Utah
Phlladelphia Textile Mills
Inport
Uxport
Minneapolia
Mont Noes
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St Paul
Montreal
Toronto
Northwest
Rebellion and massacre reports in German Southwest Africa
Fragmentary notes describe a clash at Warmbad in German Southwest Africa between Bondelswarts and German traders, with claims of Mormon resistance and widespread violence. Reports also mention isolated murders of traders and distress fueling unrest attributed to local hardship. An internal report notes investigations into Indian affairs in the Indian Territory.
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Fare
Caps
Catony
Warmbad
Cameraland
German Southwest Africa
Bondelswar
Snd
Warmbad Bees
Damuraland
Freyth
American and Cuban talks amid Roosevelt era moves
Washington reports Senator Long invited to a Cincinnati dinner with Fidel Castro figures. Delegates discuss Cuba, Palm Sea s, and future relations as plans unfold. Prison sentences announced in Comeyville. New York’s Parks board faces tax and parole notices amid ongoing district events.
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Washington, D.C
Nage
Tneinel
Pong
Cincinnati
Cuba
Palm Seas Fidel G. Pierra
Zonsmiepeda
Aswelcon
Tresidene Roosevelt
Benator Long
Long
Bryan Loses Bid for 850000 Bequest in Bennett Will
New Haven judge rules sealed letter directing payments to widow Grace Bennett not part of Philo S. Bennett will. Bryan may appeal to higher court. decision details indicate the $80,000 in trust remains tied to the letter, not the will, and the probate court’s ruling is upheld pending appeal.
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New Haven
Livingston W. Cleviland
Philo S. Bennett
Grace Imogen Bennett
Bryen
Cleve
Cleaveland
Bryan
Sus
Hia
Tnt
Altornees
Cheevelard
Eidvet
Amd
Enne
Newton, Church & Hewtt
Uryan
Qwestion
Mihough
Dewitt
Byman
Flynn
Alvo
Bennett
Political maneuvering over county race and judgeship
Hiawatha area reports Curtis faction backing Buckles for Congress while Buckles and Stuart clash in Brown and Jackson counties. Broderick publishes open letter threatening letters. Fisher aims to defeat Walker and back Curtis, signaling three key Republican primaries over delegates and railroad commissioner seats.
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Hiawatha
Kas
BR. F. Buckled
Tawrence World
Brown Coumty
Col.Mas. Jeltz
Uteter Buckles
Curtis
State Ledger
Morkne
Curts
Buckles
Jelix
Stuart
Donphin
Case Sromenck
Holm
Brodérick
Mr. Curtis
Jackson County
Mrr. Curtis
Leavenworth
D. Ht
Anthony
Jackson
Holton Triunt
Broderick
Brinevrick
Holton Recorder
Triburie
Tribune
Ce Nantes
Fion
Fic
Jet
Lf 90.1
Republican State Organization
Albough
Batley
Topeka
Washington
Sau
W. BR. Pixher
Fisher
A. D. Walker
Dein Gates
Congressiona
Judce CP. Hurfel
Walter
Thompson
Curtie
Food inspection charges prompt citywide reform talk
A health committee deferred action on HL B Howard’s charges against Food Inspector Farnaworth Will. Members urged a full revision of city food adulteration laws and planned to draft a clearer framework limiting inspector authority under the board of health. The panel meets again to decide reporting to the council.
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Howard
Farnaworth
Board of Health
Joseph Griley
Commmities
North Topeka
Tk Wasmis
Pisange
Garner
Man sues for forty thousand over in Job injury
Jenne De Howard of Fort Scott through lawyers sues New Jersey Zinc Co of Iola for 40 000 in federal court alleging permanent injuries from a negligent extrusion apparatus at the company’s amelters in Iola The petition says the machinery was misadjusted and a carriage fell on him The case moved from Tol to federal court The suit lists Crane Humphrey and Morris as local attorneys for the plaintiff and A Blakidmore and D B McClellan as defense counsel.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Jenne de Howard
Bia
New Jersey Zinc Company
Tola
Iola
Foust
Tol
Crane
Humphrey
Kansas City
Morris
R. Crain
City
A. Blakidmore
D. B. McClellan
Columbus
Bristol Phila delphis heir ransom tale and transit strikes
A Bristol to Philadelphia ransom note claims Edward Weete, a Philadelphia millionaire missing since October 14, is alive and held for a $1,100 ransom. Chicago reports say release negotiations are ongoing. Also, Chicago transit workers vote 85 to 15 percent to enforce wage demands, with a meeting of the union planned. Weather: similar readings across large cities with fair conditions anticipated.
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Chicago
Tribune
Bristol
Edward Weete
Phila~ Delphis
Big Stone Gap
Cumberland Rt
Mine Disaster At Butte Leaves Seven Dead
A Montana mine fire at the Sommif not far from Butte claims seven known dead including Superintendent Turner and miner Tobin. Up to 75 men are missing, 200 workers were employed, and a million dollar property owned by Senator Millard is burned. Rescue efforts are hampered by fire and smoke as Virginia City and other towns send help.
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United States
Millard
Nebraska
Yalbed
Sercery
Virginia City
Turner
Tobin
Res Quire
Conantoyie
Smerica
Prueander
Willy
Funnet
Teles Phone i Almouit
Tonneage & Total Josn
Ming
Constantinople Talks on New Retorts Cause Turmoil
Fragmentary report indicates a diplomatic dispute involving Constantinople and Turkish proposals. The text references revised replies and asserted grounds of state interests, with unclear connections to Austria and broader European allies.
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Constantinople, Noy
Gosia
Turkey
Man Fires On Firefighter in Suspected Robbery Attempt
A lone shooter fired at a firefighterLt during a shooting incident. Authorities believe the assailant aimed to rob a fare, but details are unclear and the scene was found with the officer injured or in danger.
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Fare Atteree
Speculators Upset Over Duttertie Market Action
Fragmented notice reports a volatile stock scene on November 6 with mentions of a Duttertie and Catton affair, a $500 stock price target, and uncertain outcomes. References to Warrington and Kansas training claims suggest political or legal cross currents. A prisoner transfer note from New York and a line about Sam Parke appear as stray items among the muddled text.
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