Panama Canal Status in Colombia Talks Remains Unsettled
Washington debates how to press Colombia to terms in the canal negotiations. The piece notes possible moves including Nicaragua talks and a US bid to buy the French concession, but stresses treaty constraints and the need for Colombian consent.
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Washington
State Department
Bogota
Oval
Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Hay
United States
Panama Railroad Company
Canal Company
Hutin
New Granada
Seward
England
France
Adams
London
Frelinghuysen
Arthur
Cleveland
Spooner
Panama Canal
Hypnosis Alleged in Forged Checks Case at Chicago Court
May Aarvold claims Hattie Kohlman hypnotized her to forge her employer’s name on checks after taking carbolic acid. Aarvold fainted in court. both women bound over to grand jury in 800 dollars bond. She described meeting Kohlman at a North and Spalding hall dance and paying for board with $50. Kohlman denied knowledge of large sums.
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Chicago
Aarnold
Hattie Kohliman
Justice Prindiville
Harrison Street
John Pius
Kohlman
Miss Kohlman
North
Spalding Avenues
Miss Aarvold
Sherman House
Walsh Sees Irrigation Plan as Moral Force for West
Colorado financier Thomas F. Walsh praised the irrigation congress in Colorado Springs and urged cooperation with the geological survey to settle arid lands. He argued the program will benefit eastern settlers and manufacturers, expand homesteads, and create planned small towns while opening 120,000,000 acres to irrigation and settlement.
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Washington, PD. C
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado Millionaire
Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Arid
West
Walsh
East
Mississippi Valley
United States
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
America
Minerals At World’s Fair Show Finest Display Yet
Dr. W. S. Ward returning from Arizona and California predicts the mineral exhibit at the St. Louis exposition will be the finest ever. He notes slabs of onyx from San Luis Obispo with natural photography scenes and the presence of John P. Dunlop of the U S Geological Survey aiding Colorado mineral cataloging in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
W. S. Ward
Arizona
California
San Luis Obispo
Pope Leo XIII
John P. Dunlop
United States Geological Survey
Ward
Colorado
Opposition to Spectacular Indian Exhibit at World's Fair
Washington reports Commissioner of Indian Affairs W A Jones opposes the proposed spectacular Indian exhibit for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He told Interior Secretary Hitchock that such displays harm Indians, citing past expositions in Omaha and Buffalo. Congress has allocated 40000 for the exhibit, pending bureau consultations with expo officials.
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Commissioner Jones
Omaha
Buffalo
Secretary of Interior
Department
Congress
Indian Bureau
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Arthur Whomes
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Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
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