Colombia and Panama Crisis Letters to U S Cite Panama Independence
Long dispatches from Toronto relay Colombian and American notes about the Panama situation. President Marroquin asserts Colombia’s stance while the United States insists on treaty commitments and uninterrupted transit. Messages describe U S minister Beaupre's exchanges, the Panamanian movement, and the potential risks to the canal region.
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Boyots
Coterina
Nor
Marroyuli
Associated Press
Toronto
Querres
Colombia
Beaupre
United States
Panama
Colomba
Uuler
Marroquin
Fni- Jowine
Uw Alloc
Colom- Bia
Columbia
Pusinma
Globe
Dinc
Racine
Inge
Wallington
Ferfere
Americas
Washington
United
Miniatar Eenupes
Mico
Beaupre Verota
Fanama
TMCO
Fico
Congress
Senate
Commissiom
Stils
Hien
Minster Herren
Stalin
Colon
Nash
United States and Colombia clash over recognition and treaties
A long dispatch discusses United States actions amid Civil War context and Colombia’s protest against recognizing rebel governments. It cites the 1841 treaty, arbitration hopes, and tensions over military support, urging adherence to existing pacts and warning against beligerent recognition.
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United States
Texas
United Isen
Colombia
Pana
Pawer
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
United State
England
Prairie
Americin
Seward
Adama
London
Rainisiee
United States By Tte
Unite Inten
Es Thethmus
Impot
Bel Uuserenay
Rico
Panama crisis report on Colon and gunboat movements
Washington November 21 The naval department released Commander Hubbard s report on the Nashville s recent Panamanian operation. He details efforts to prevent a Colombian bombardment of Colon and describes the arrival and departure of the gunboat Calarena with troops to bolster defenses. The report also includes a letter from Commander Diehl and accounts of British concerns about seized ships and possible troop transports.
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Washington
Naval Department
Join Hubbard
Nashville
Colonamea
Panama
Colon
Roops
Colgse Torres
Communion Hubbard
Commanter Hubbard
Associated Press
Hubard Bricinwen
Verber
Diehl
Boston
Panami
Mir Rhodes
Pacife Stea Navigation Company
Peablow
Maurv
Quito
Buena
Ventura
Ponent
Diektaes
Senor Obatrio
Senor Obarrio
Parita Tuys
Chiriqui
Temasilio
Plan to Avert War With Colombia on Isthmus
Interview with General Keyes reveals efforts to avert conflict as Colombia faces pressure over troop landing. Keyes says he will press Washington for a peaceful arrangement, warning that failure could trigger a second war unless a settlement is reached. He travels to Washington to secure an accord satisfactory to Colombia.
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Coton
Novil
Associated Prom
Keyes
Cetera
Hegestala
Bogota
Bemupre
Legation
Snyder
Waittle
As Sociates
Hewapre
Iisa
Coghlan
Washington
Colomnbia
United States
Colombean
Roosevelt
Pollock Fight Shapes Kansas Judicial Battle
Washington reports from the Kansas delegation show James A. Troutman filing charges against Justice Pollock. The delegation adjourned to allow Pollock to respond, with suspicions Pollock cannot be appointed and Loomis seen as strongest replacement. Johnston and Johnston supporters face GOP maneuvering as charges circulate. An Illinois Iowa game closes the news item.
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Washington
Kansas
James A. Troutman
Justice Pollock
Department of Justice
Attorney Central
Pollock
Sicndas
Miller
Fargether
Charles Hiood Linkth
Hiny
Rausus
Department of Juntics
Muppert
United Endorseent
Hin
Rake Jamtioy
Jatin
Johnston
Cheatere
Poltocke
Charles “Blood Smith
Jan Tewsman
Loomis
Lore
Metibes
Karias
Senate
Mr. Long
Lou
Long
Charles Curtis
Willis Gleed
Stonecker
Smith
J. A. Troutman
Atsorney
Troutman
Congressimith
Campbel
Seanad
Senate of the United States
Labor Shortage in Transvaal Report Warns of Scarcity
Nov 21 report by a labor commission estimates a shortage of 4100 laborers, with 150,000 needed in India and the region unable to supply the required workforce. The commission offers no remedies, noting the problem stems from a persistent labor shortage across Central and Southern Africa.
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Transvaal
Johannesburg
The
Labor Commission
India
Central
Africa
Cuinkie
Topeka Rail Route Fares For Sabbath Travel Captures Interest
The Commercial club presses Rock Island to keep trains 36 and 2 running Kansas City to Chickasha. Topeka residents and drum corps bound for weekend visits can use the line to travel Friday night and return Monday, boosting local access while officials weigh cutting the service.
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Kansas
Topeka
Ute Rock Island
Kansas City
Rock Island
Dranmera
Te State
Sesemercial Club
Gompers Reelected President of AFL at Convention
Samuel Gompers was reelected president by a large plurality at the American Federation of Labor convention. Officers were elected, with James Duncan named first vice president and John Mitchell as second. The body debated union affiliations and honored various labor leaders from Washington to Chicago.
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Boston
Nav
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Ities
Trades and Labor Orgusigatins
Milwaukee
Povernir
Utah
Salt Lake
Carpenters and Joiners
Tlackamith
International Trethorkord
Tlackemitle
Tnbernational Association of al- Tied
sRiotad Mesuaaen
Jim
Depostton
Kramer
Rickmont
Samtel’ Gompert Kramer
Tus
Lalor Anid
Ivan Ii
Deturrey
St. Louies
Eyrneet Terert
Philadelphia
Delernten
Gompert
International Association of Machinists
Max Mutri
Denver
Retail Clerks Internationl Protective Association
Bor
Fair View
Kidd Wnt
Slayton
D. A. Hayes
Glass Rotts Blowers* Association of the
United States
Canad
Sixth View
Daniel J. Veeete
Chicago
Lotgsturensen's Union
Vioe Neealdont
Democrats settle Cuban bill debate to avoid tariff talk
Washington November 21 Democrats decide to limit discussion to the Cuban bill and forego amendments on the tariff or equal questions. The conference was harmonious and unanimous. They seek an early adjournment of the extra session with a week of debate in the regular session if Republicans offer a minority proposition.
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Washington
Enacus
U S Navy to Leave Beirut Before Winter Maneuvers
Rear Admiral Cotton will sail from Beirut in command of the flagship Trookly and cruiser Sam Frazioeo for the Mediterranean to join maneuvers in the Caribbean in late December. The withdrawal follows a general policy that no longer requires a American presence in Beirut after a several month stay.
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Washington
Cotton
Beirut
Mediterranean
United States
Leround
Ese
Get Together Spirit Lifts Chicago Street Car Strike Hopes
Prospects for settlement of the Chicago street car strike looked brighter as mediation began and authorities showed a cooperative tone. Leaders from both sides cited a growing get together spirit despite unsettled points, while union leaders rejected a well known eastern strike breaker. Police guarded routes as non union cars ran to protect service amid crowds and rumors of violence.
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Chicago
Gay
Trailway
Aberstlon
Cottage Grove
Wentworth Avenue
Tralnicad
Mhus
Iid
Dlukels
Archer Avenue
Acquittal in Posteoffice Bribe Case for Miller and Johns
Verdict of not guilty delivered for Terre Haute attorney D V Miller and Rochwellte resident Jos M Johns on charges of extorting a bribe from John J Kyat linked to the postoffice department. Jury deliberated six hours with a unanimous verdict amid crowded demonstrations and later congratulatory reactions.
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Taniana
Miller
Johne
Hiram JD. Rullson
Chas. W. Parker
Sec
Char
Afitser
Jalius
Ryan
Post Office Department
Senate Panel Reports Favorable Cuba Isle of Pines Treaty Action
Washington November 21 The senate committee on foreign relations authorized a favorable report on the bill to extend the Isle of Pines to Cuba. The treaty for the cession to Cuba was favorably acted upon and will be reported to the senate at the next session.
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Washington
Senate
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
ORDERED TO DENVER AS COLORADO LABOR TROUBLE INQUIRY
Major General Bates transfers command of the Missouri department to Major General Lamimer and is ordered to report for duty in Denver. He refuses to discuss the content of the orders and cites ongoing labor troubles as the reason for the special mission. Washington says Bates proceeds to investigate labor issues to determine if intervention is necessary in Colorado.
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Omaha
Joha C. Bates
Lamimer
Department of Miewouri
Denver
Washington
Hates
Coloradéa
Barlett
Bates
Department of Sipastinense
Colorado
Doctor Claims Finsen Rays Cure Consumption
Chicago November 51. The use of Finsen rays for the cure of consumption is claimed to have achieved three cures with permanent results. Experiments are said to show the ventilating effects of the treatment. Dr. Mary E Jackson of Hammond discusses the findings.
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Chicago
Mary E Jackson
Hammond
Government forecast promises fair weather for Kansas
The government forecast for Kansas promised fair tonight and Sunday. Statewide conditions moderated with Topeka recording a high around the mid thirties and lows near the high twenties. Temperatures across Dodge City Concordia Wichita Kansas City ranged from the low to mid forties with southerly winds about twelve miles per hour.
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Kansas
Topeka
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Kansas City
Tollowas
Governor Bailey Speaks at Soldiers Home Anniversary
Leavenworth Nov 21 Governor W J Bailey addressed veterans at the Soldiers Home opera house for the second anniversary of the Veterans Temperance union. He praised the veterans for their Civil War service, urged ongoing national duties, and noted the audience's warm reception. He toured the home grounds, praised improvements, and left for Kansas City after a brief dinner with Acting Governor Martin.
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Leavenworth
Run
W. J. Bailey
Soldiers' Home Opera House
Veterana’ Temperance Union
Childret
Abraham Linevin
Father Abrahero
Volenuna
Owl
Mary
Logan
Sheridan
Sherman
Republic
Rome
Tragic Lilly Pa Fire Kills 27 Italian Workers in Shanty
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on November 21 a devastating blaze at a railroad shanty left 27 Italian laborers dead and many more seriously burned. About 125 men slept in bunks as flames trapped them. some escaped with injuries, others perished near salvaged gold and silver. Investigations point to an overheated stove while workers fought for exits in the crowded quarters.
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Johnstown
Lilly
McMenamin & Sims
Pennsylvania
Portage
Celebrity socialite intrigue in New York horse show scandal
November report details Harry Lehr, the daring entertainer known as The 4002, courting heiresses and charming Miss Roosevelt at a prominent horse show. Lehr’s public missteps and the resulting embarrassment are described alongside his ambitious Florida and New York social maneuvers and rumored plans.
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New York
Harry Lehr
Rooney
Roosevelt
United Aes
Hove
Mien
Constantine Chamos
Abe Kos
Hoosevelt
Lehr
Miss Roosevelt
Lebr
Toines
Rlin
Chumos
Greece
Chames
Colon
Navy
Tslegranh
Beara
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Reyes
Republic of Pasama
MR. Loomis
Ilinois
Iowa
Iowa City
Towe
Iinois
Boabe
Chukesha Express
Eae
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Will
Admiral Cotton
Johns
Gen. Bates
Bailey
Laborara
Don Chamos
Ocean
Lantry
Strong City
Strons
Tantry Ranch
B. Lastry
Ferata
Kearsarge
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