Colombia's Hawes to Washington on Isthmus crisis
A Reuters interview with Gen Hawes, the Colombian soldier, reports his claim that the United States would not allow Colombian troops on the isthmus and that he travels to Washington to seek amicable solutions. He warns of a potential second Boer War if talks fail and discusses Colombia's strategy and aims in Washington.
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Gon. Hawes
Saliier
Gon
Maye
Coghlan
United States
Ani
Colombia
Washington
Fort Limon
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Rio Grane Do Sul
Shama
Priame City
Five Years in Prison for Porter in Minnesota
Porter alias Delaware Cil ard alias Penrose and other names was found guilty at Weraus Walls Minnesota of seduction and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at Stillwater Judge Searke delivered the sentence saying it was the highest penalty allowed. Porter, a clever swindler, preyed on women across several states and once boasted of love letters from young women nationwide. He was previously sent to Vermont but escaped from jail and claimed to represent Butterick publishing. Also noted is the Wyoming hangin of Horn for the murder of Willia Nickell and Tom Mountain. The story mentions an army scout and detective who helped capture German and his chief of scouts, and a mass casualty wreck near Prymont, Illinois with many dead and injured.
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Schacter Porter
Minnesota
Porter
Delaware
Sling Cilard
Penrose
Thar Nanes
Ilean
Weraus Walls
Minn
Stillwater
Dudge Searke
Wonopi Town
South Dakota
Frewn Priester
Sioux City
Tin
Storter
Vertillion
Lfe
Butterick
Voul Pipy
Amucus
Wyoming
Youn Horn
Cheyenne
Wyo
Uviday
Willia Nickell
IC. BP. Nickell
Tom Mountain Ranchiaian
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Mora Antd
Mien
dTuru
Hoco
Sofia Tyhter
Catule
Germijne
Miles
Porte Rivau Ampulgia
Big Four Collision Near Tremone Kills Twenty-Six
A freight and work train collision on the Big Four B railroad between Mackinaw and Tremont Ti results in at least 41 dead and 15 injured. Bodies buried under debris thirty feet high. many identified only by landmarks. Conductor John W. Tadeo and engineer George Becker among those involved. emergency crews dispatched within minutes after witnesses report the crash. Carrie Nation is jailed in Washington for disorderly conduct after storming the senate gallery and receiving a $25 fine, paid in court.
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Mackinaw
Tremont
Oelock
Werd
Yietting
Cnt
Tavelyo
John W. Tadeo
Indianapolis
Tirhana
George Becker
Fil
Miner
Russell Noonan
New Tay Bun Varilla Canal Treaty Signed at Washington
A new Tay Bun Varilla canal treaty was signed at the secretary Tay home in Washington D C. It mirrors Hay Herran in spirit and Spooner act in letter providing a perpetual right of way for U S control and exterritorial jurisdiction. The United States may fortify and police the canal line and terminals, with a $10 million consideration and the canal to remain neutral. The treaty’s public details await senate action and presidential timing.
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Seermiary Tay
Washington
Thilip RananVarilla
Fron
Panama
State Department
Senate
Congress
Canal Strip
United States
Priest Slain in Denver Church Feud
In Denver at Mt Caniel Catholic Church Rev Melix Lepore and Joe Cored were fatally wounded during a fight tied to a card game in the pastor's apartment. Guther Lepore died, another man wounded, and witnesses were scarce with those nearby described as Italian and reticent.
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Denver
Melix MM. Lepore
Mt. Caniel Cathalic
Colo
Joe Cored
Guther Lepore
Dud Corfei
Wather Lepore
Modern Borgia Suspect Held After Michigan Poisonings
Michigan authorities pursue a string of deaths near Owosso linked to Mia Caroline Cullins of New York Ivy Park. Police allege she, a farm hand husband, the husband’s 14 year old nephew, and the widow’s 1 year old daughter were poisoned. All four died. Cullins remains jailed awaiting results.
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Phink Wome
Powe
Peru
Mia
Caroline Culling
New Yorkivp
Mich
Owosso
Borgia
Tour
Ira Wright
Ales
Cullins
Theater incident and political treaty timetable
An incident at the Imperial Theater in St Louis involves a performer entering a cage and a chaotic scene with audience fainting leading to curtain restoration. Separate matters note Washington treaty ratification around December 1 and Panama commission sailing on December 1 for Panama.
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Upos
Imperial Theater
St. Louis
Ewu
Death by Spoiled Oysters Supreme Court Ruling
Texas Supreme Court reverses lower courts in Hudgins v Maryland Casualty on a $5,000 accidental death claim. Sallie Hudgins of Texarkana sued after her husband William T. Hudgins died from eating spoiled oysters. Court rules death not in the nature of an accident, policy denied.
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Texas Supreme Court
Sallie N. Hudgins
Texarkana
Maryland Casualty Com
William T. Hudgins
Hudgins
Supreme Court
Colorado Coal Shortage Deepens Amid Miner Strike
Colorado faces mounting coal shortages as miners strike disrupts supply. Greeley reports near depletion with orders flowing to Wyoming for five cars. Coal price to rise to ten dollars per ton as Eaton and Whiteash mines near Greeley are seized by farmers waiting turns. Fort Collins grid partly running, Pueblo streetcars halted completely.
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Colorado
Greeley
Eaton
Whiteash
Fort Colins
Pueblo
Ear Graft Performed On Western Millionaire in Philadelphia
Andrew J. Nelden of New York conducted an ear graft on a western millionaire in Philadelphia on Wednesday. The surgeon refused to reveal the patient’s name. The operation, initially planned for New York, was reportedly halted by District Attorney Je Rowe who says it violated the law.
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Philadelphia
Andrew J. Nelden
New York
Jerowe
Fighting in San Dowingo as rebels attack capital
Severe fighting occurred Monday night around San Dowingo as rebels tried to enter the city. The U S cruiser Baltimore landed to protect Americans while the situation remained largely unchanged despite a new attack anticipated soon.
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Sau Dowingos
San Dowingo
United States
Baltimore
Attempted assassination of Swiss president sparks international intrigue
A garbled dispatch reports a failed bid on the Swiss president by anarchists. The attacker was confronted by police in Nieuw, with tensions stirring amid alleged plans to attack leadership. Amid the chaos two children died and several adults injured by a wax taper mishap in London, complicating the crisis.
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la Pugta
Noi
Murder and suicide plot by Iowa man ends in tragedy
Jamon Pann Bhooke, a former saloonkeeper from Lions City, killed his wife during a planned murder suicide at his father’s home on Sixth Street. He shot her twice, then killed himself with two bullets to the heart. She survived at St Joseph’s hospital with critical wounds. Investigators cite jealousy, business troubles, and weeks of intoxication as triggers.
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Mind
Ames, Dunn
Gir
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Ito
Norrder
Dian
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dana
Diva
Beltaid
Doon Bank Burglary Attempt Fails
A failed burglary occurred at First National Bank in Doon between midnight and daylight Tuesday morning. Thieves pried the front door and tried to enter via the vault wall but fled after sensing the alarm. Tools and a wedge were found missing from local shops, while other implements were left behind.
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Omaha
Shadz
Fire at Pocahontas Wipes Out Town Properties
A blaze in Pocahontas early morning gutted the business district causing about ten thousand dollars in losses. Joss’s telephone exchange four thousand, Quinn’s hardware five thousand, Murray’s three buildings with Thule Clothing and Juss stock two thousand, Murphy’s three thousand. Firefighters faced low water pressure as city marshal reported thirty pounds pressure later that evening.
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Quinn
IE Murray
Thule Clothing Company
Au Pool Ball Wail
Murehy
Pouids
Onawa saloonkeepers win suit at district court
J O Connor and sons saloonkeepers with bondsmen Abel Addersay and John Huuighiee of Sioux City won an $8000 judgment on sale of liquors against W Autews at Guans district court. Jury verdict cleared defendants after a Tuesday trial as local coverage notes a series of social events and a fatal coal mine accident in Sigourney.
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Kisie Andriws
Taniagy
Misie
J. O'Connor & Son
Abel Addersay
John
Malaria and Smallpox Epidemic Hit Arlington Town
Arlington suffers widespread illness with a mild smallpox form and over sixty of about sixty nine hundred residents affected. Life stalls as businesses close and schools and churches shut. Health boards cooperate with the state to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread.
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Aningtas
Anington
Robbers Raid Mapleton Bank and Saloon Loot
Three bank robbers raided the First State Bank of Mapleton at 2 Wolock Saturday morning. They broke the vault doors but secured no cash from the Mosler gate, took $20 in official cash, and stole a horse from T. A. Strothmier’s barn. They also cracked two saloons, taking about $20 in cash, cigars, and beer.
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Mapleton
Wolock
Vaul
Rome
T. A. Strothmier
Wealthy Pittsburgh Banker Claims Des Moines Brother's Body
A rich Pittsburg banker, A. B. Winley, traveled to Des Moines to claim the body of his brother who died weeks ago at Mercy hospital. The deceased had been a sportsman and prodigal, wandering to Des Moines before hospitalization and death. After efforts to locate kin, it was learned a wealthy Pittshore brother exists, suggesting the deceased once aided him.
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Pittsburg
A. B. Winley
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Tie
Pittshore
Florence Jack Identified In Tragic Death At Towa City
Florence Jack of Tract identified as the woman who died by her own hand in Towa City. A letter left with friends stated it should not be opened until a set hour. it explained heartbreak and poverty. She had been part of a Minneapolis theatrical company that stranded. Her father is near blind in the state university hospital.
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Towa City
Florence Jack
Tract
Minneapolis
State University Hospital
Posse Hunts Horse Thief After Farm Theft Near Altoona
A horse tid vehicle was stolen from James Shepard’s barn three miles north of Altoona. A posse formed after locals spotted a woman camper in the area and pursued the suspect southward through the week. The sheriff sent two deputies to help the search, with threats of lynching if the thief is caught.
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James Shepard
Altoona
Aoman
Weke
Pension Granted Too Late for Mrs Murray
Notice of a pension grant to Mrs. Robert Murray of Dex Mones reached her attorney on Monday but arrived far after her death. The pension, tied to an accident twenty years earlier, was pursued through legal channels but came too late, leaving her burial in the potter's field.
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Ehort
Robert Murray
Dex Momes
Dieu
Bussy
Falls Five Stories A Cliton Girl Drops Dewsa Elevator
Miss May Buckley of Clinton, a night operator for the telephone company, fell seventy feet down an elevator shaft on the fifth story of the Weston building and miraculously survived. She struck the cage top and will recover. The wrecked scene involved injuries to others and damage to property, with multiple reports of debris and fire effects.
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Dewsa
Walt
May Buckley
Clinton
Telephone Company
Hillevater
Weston
Miraculouusly
Wink Lund
Senate debates Reed Smoot seat and Cuban reciprocity clash
The Senate opened with discussion on Reed Smoot of Utah and his eligibility for a seat, while petitions against his Mormon faith were referred to committees. The House pressed the Cuban reciprocity bill, with votes on rule changes and minority reports, as considerers weighed foreign commerce impacts and presidential messages.
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Reed Smoot
Senater Dinhe
Hdlaho
Floar
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Bonet
Out of Pines
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Utah
Dalzell
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Mississippi
DeArmond
Missouri
Greavenor
Ohio
Payne
New York
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Sherman
Sweoson
Virginia
Robinson
Tadiana
Local officials report fatal fall at riverfront pier
A garbled report describes a fatal incident where workers or officials were involved near a riverfront location. The account mentions names and actions leading to a death, with unclear details about the cause and location. Further readable context is needed to identify exact persons, places, and dates.
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