Roosevelt Rewrite Floated On Isthmian Canal Plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt has rewritten his forthcoming annual message to Congress to reflect recent events on the Isthmus of Panama and U S Colomb ia canal negotiations. He stresses that the canal must be built by the United States and warns against unreasonable terms or private or foreign construction. The speech cites Spooner law and calls for decisive action if agreement cannot be reached with the parties involved.
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Roosevelt
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Colombia
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Republic of Colombia
Panama
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Land Grabbing in Kansas and Fence Probes Rise
United States Attorney Dean in Kansas says federal action will aid prosecutions to prevent fencing of public domain. Dozens of violations prove larger scale than estimated. hundreds of acres affected amid alarm bells from officials and Circle Songun. A Baltimore deal closes on a land swap and estate plans preserve hunting rights as talks proceed.
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Dens
Washington
Nix Ld
United States
Gstrict Eee
Kansan
Dean
Nepartment
Mt Just Lee
Bogihomil
Van
Driment
Songun
Estate hunting and fishing club to form on Mr Moore estate
Members from wealthy circles will be formed by Mr Moore to hunt and fish on the estate. Deer, bear, grouse, turkey and quail are abundant. A staff of rangers and guards will patrol to prevent poaching and encroachment.
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Moore
Paris deputies duel after war budget clash
Paris November 14 two chamber of deputies members Henry Mau ree Bertoux radical socialist and George Berthoulat independent Republican dueled with pistols in the city suburban area today. Two shots were exchanged with no result and the two principals remain unreconciled.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Mauree Bertoux
George Berthoulat
Chamber
One More Case of Yellow Fever Reported
San Antonio health authorities report 14 new yellow fever cases and two deaths today. The death toll rises to ten, with officials noting ongoing transmission as the city grapples with the outbreak.
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San Antonio Tek
A Simple Remedy for Catarrh Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Hyomet as a cure for catarrh with claims of a complete cure package and inhaler. It cites testimonials from Geo. W. Stannfeld of 622 Kankay Avenue and promises money back if no cure. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Grugelst
Kankay Avenue
Hyameé
Hyamel Change in Treating Acatacrh Described
A fragmentary 19th century notice touts Hyamel as superior to prior remedies for catarrh. It claims Hyamel reaches the throat and head, sending air to the sinuses, killing germs and microbes, and improving outcomes where older tonics aided only inconsistently.
Hyomel Claims Cure for Catarrh Without Drugs
An advertisement asserts Hyomel cures catarrh by reaching air cells in the head throat and lungs killing germ causes. It promises permanent relief with several minutes of use four times daily and notes a neat pocket inhaler and Balm. The complete outfit costs one dollar.
Women's Christian Temperance Union session notes
Cincinnati November reports from the national convention describe attendance, lectures, and departmental activities. Mrs Adam Norah of Oregon spoke on Scientific Purity Teachings, with discussions on teachers' problems and early prayer meetings. Mary A. Lynch led opening prayer. Frances Callaway taught children. Miss Anna Bakeroter and Mae Jobinson named for flower work in Utah and Arkansas.
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North Carolina
Tella M. Sewall
Memmchusetts
S Sperintendent
Power Missions
Wison
Senator Lodge
Samuel Powers
Department of Asheville
N. C
New York
Frances Callaway
Ellen E. Morris
Missouri
Hannah 5
Guild of
Misrgare Dye Billy
New Jersey
Injun Summer Echoes and Topeka Notices
A Topeka column lists cultural events, lectures, and performances for the coming week. Highlights include Mrs Laura B Thorpe on womanhood, Rev McFarland and J A Stebbins addresses, and musical pieces at local churches and halls. Also noted: Crawford venue hosts The Hills of California and a free Christian Science lecture by Carol Norton.
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Red Smith
Topeka
McFarland
Chief McCollum
John Whitney
Baptist’ Tabernacle
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
Eugene B. Stotts
Garden City
J. A. Stebbins
Lincoln’ Post
J. Carter
Frederick Funston
Hills
California
Crawford
Bailey
Executive Mansion
Carrol D. Norton
New York
Grand Opera House
George B. Penny
Washburn College
Ceramic Art Club
First Congregations
H. E. ‘Thomas
Lyndon
Kansas Avenue M. E
North Topeka
J. A. Stavely
Union of Christian Endeavor
Baptist Tabernacle
F. L. Hayes
Jaf
First Congregational Church
MC A
A. 5. Reltz
Mike T. C. Riddle
Charles B. Fitch
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Carol Norton
New York City
Longhan
Haytien steamer St Simeon sails with Dominican general
News from Port au Prince reports the French steamer St Simeon carrying General Jiminez, head of the Dominican revolution, has departed. Haytien authorities oppose landing, threatening foreign naval aid if intercepted. Telegraph service disrupted, and Dominican interior reports remain unsettled amid arrests and military activity.
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Hayth
St. Simeon
General Jiminez
Port Au Prince
Tepurt
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Gazelle
Dominican
Jumies de la Graviere
Martiniane
San Domingo
Arbitration Nears End in Chicago City Railway Strike
Chicago observers report bargaining progress as the city railway strike teeters toward arbitration. GM Robert McCulloch pledged to join the 11 am reply, while Amalgamated Association leader Mahon signaled readiness to arbitrate or meet conciliatorily. State board officials hinted a definitive decision may come today as mass meetings draw thousands and militias remain under review. Police keep tight control as Wentworth Avenue services resume with coordinated patrols and large crowds watching closely.
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Robert McCulloch
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of
State Board of Arbitration
B. R. Bills
The
Traction Corporation
Council Chamber
Pattereall
Chicago City Railway
Mabon
Moring
Hill
Wentweorth Avenue
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Shippey
Thirty-ninth
Lavin
Troutman refuses to publish Pollock charges in Kansas deal
Washington reports James A. Troutman will not reveal charges against Judge J. C. Pollock unless Kansas delegates unite for Pollock or the president still intends to appoint Pollock. Troutman says charges are written and ready, but would stay private if delegation backs another candidate. The Kansas delegation split, with Loomis and others influencing the Pollock bid and weakening rivals, while Long’s stance shifts amid factional pressure.
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J. C. Pollock
Kansas
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Kansas City Times
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Topeka
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Loomis
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Smith
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Eton
Judge Pollock Advances in Delegation Talks
The report notes Judge Pollock has gained momentum while Judge Johnston trails. No agreement is expected at tomorrow morning's meeting in Senator Long's rooms, as delegates prepare for a cautious push in politics.
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