United States Recognizes Panama Embracing Key Debates on Canal
President Bunau Varilla presents credentials as the United States formally recognizes the Republic of Panama. In a lengthy reply, President Roosevelt states the canal must be built by the U S government, urging a clear path to a treaty and urging cooperation with Colombia while warning against delays and obstruction to this strategic world highway. The note highlights American policy toward Panama, the canal route choice, and the need for orderly relations with South American nations.
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Washington
Republic of Panama
United States
Phillippe Bunau-Varilla
M. Philippe Bunau-Varilla
White House
Hay
Panama
Bunau-Varilla
America
Colombia
Doctrine Announced in Part of the President s Message
Washington November 14 The president has prepared his annual message to Congress and revised the section on the Isthmian canal treaty after recent events in the isthmian region and the United States The opening notes express regret that Colombia did not ratify the canal treaty and outlines the negotiations with Colombia.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Lambian
Colombia
Hopkins
Cannon
Joe
Illinois
Senate
Reed
Illnois
Henderson
Noted New Yorker Andrew H. Green Shot Dead on Park Avenue
Andrew H. Green, 80, famed as Father of Greater New York, was shot five times on the steps of his Park Avenue home by Cornelius M. Williams who claimed to act to save his character. Green helped found the New York Public Library and led multiple city offices.
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New York
Andrew H. Green
Greater
Park Avenue
Cornelius M. Williams
Green
Timothy R. Green
Williams
Hesides
Board of Education
New York City
Park Board
Astor
Lenox
Tilden
New York Public Library
Mail destroyed in Tehama wreck carried from Asia and the Pacific
The post office department reports that in the Nov 1 wreck of a Southern Pacific train near Tehama California a large amount of mail destroyed by the burning mail car originated from Hawaii the Philippines China and Japan and was destined for California Oregon Washington Alaska western Canadian provinces Idaho and Montana.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Southern Pacific
Tehama
Cal
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Japan
California
Oregon
Alaska
Canadian
Idaho
Montana
Russia and Japan war prep noted in Shanghai letter
A Shanghai letter reports Russia continually renaming warships to sow confusion about movements and says both Russia and Japan are actively advancing war preparations.
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Seattle
Wash
Shanghai
Russia
Japan
Explorers Likely Lost After Labrador Expedition
The mail steamer returning from Labrador brings no news of Leonidas Hubbard Jr. led expedition to explore Labrador interior. Settlers in St. John’s believe the party perished, signaling likely failure of the undertaking.
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St. John’s, Nd
Labrador
Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
New York
Outing
Des Moines banker claims Des Moines man’s body
Des Moines Iowa November 14 Finley 46 died penniless in a hospital last week. He had a brother in Pittsburg. J B Finley a Pittsburg banker arrived and claimed the body.
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Des Moines
R. F. Finley
Finley
Pittsburg
J. B. Finley
Pitsburg
A Sailor's Yarn: Ghosts and a Shipmate on Deck
A storm damaged shipmates search the hold for a presumed specter. They find a wild marooned sailor who lashed his raft to the chains and barely recalls his wreck, then recovers his wits with broth and a meal as the dawn reveals the truth. Edgar T. Thorpe.
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Helmaman
Edgar T
Thorpe
Defiant Sioux Killings Prompt Wyoming Governor Inquiry
Governor Chatterton released findings from a central Wyoming trip on the Sioux outbreak responsibility. Sheriff Miller pursued Indians after reports of illegal game and cattle slaughters near Newcastle. An armed confrontation on Lightning Creek led to six officers and five ranchers joining the posse and a fatal exchange of fire. The governor says Indians violated state law and calls for a thorough trial to honor dead officers and ensure punishment if guilty.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chatterton
Wyoming
Miller
Newcastle
Weator
Converse
Indiana
Cheyenne River
Charles Smith
Eagle Feather
Smith
Hedsking
Lightning Creek
Chinese foreman ruling threats Chinese merchants
United States commissioner rules a Chinese manufacturer who does any manual labor in his factory is a laborer under the exclusion act, risking deportation of Chinese proprietors in cigar shops clothing houses broom factories and more. In Philadelphia Cramp sale of artworks precedes mansion’s closing. Dr Charles Marshall of Huntingdon Quebec named head of provincial apoplexy board.
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San Francisco
United States
Lin Lung Wong
Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
Cramp
Edward Willing
John Jacob Astor
Rittenhouse Square
New York
Charles Marshall
Huntingdon
Que
Medical Board of Governors
Quebec
Arshall
German Southwest Africa Fort Warmbad Massacre Not Confirmed
Governor of German Southwest Africa reports no details on the massacre at Warmbad fort garrison but believes white settlers remain safe. Dispatch received from Berlin dated Nov 14.
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Berlin
German Southwest Africa
Warmbad
Longtime Decatur Pair Wed After Thirty Three Years
Mise McClellan arrived from Kansas City to visit relatives and wed Jana Kanan who followed. The couple, once neighbors for decades, planned a wedding trip to Vicksburg Mississippi after a long courtship. Kanan, a former Decatur mayor and state senator, is retired.
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Decatur
Forday
Mise McClellan
Kanenas City
Kanan
Mee Kanan
Vickeburg
Mins
Tilmots
Democrats Poised for Partisan Committee Shakeup in Congress
Washington dispatch notes Democrats plan a more aggressive, partisan approach in assigning committees. John Lind of Minnesota returns as a Democrat after previously serving as a Republican. Minnesota’s delegation undergoes a major reshaping after reapportionment, with several long-serving members replaced. Hanna and Gorman emerge as popular partisan figures across party lines. A suicide case closes the report: a man named Herman Kuhn of Grand Rapids, Wis., killed himself after being found with letters.
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House
Cannon
Williamen
Williams
DeArmond
Gorman
Senate
Congress
Minnesota
John Lind
Minneapolis
Lind
Mines
Hanna
Arthur W. Dunn
Fond du Lac
Wis
Northwestern
Herman Kuhn
Grand Rapids
Guinness Denies Challenge for Americas Cup
London telegraph from Valence France reports Hon Rupert Guinness replying to AP inquiry that he does not intend to challenge for the Americas Cup. The Italian finance minister Rosano reportedly died by his own hand shortly after appointment. Eight new bubonic plague cases and one death reported in Rio de Janeiro.
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London
Rupert Guinness
Associated Press
Valence
France
Rosano
Rio Janeiro
Macedonian Leader Returns to Bulgaria
Sofia Bulgaria November fourteen Boris Sar afoff the Macedonian leader with six followers has returned to Bulgaria. All other insurgents and their chiefs had previously returned to this country.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris Sarafoff
Been a long time about it courtship ends after thirty three years
A Kansas City dispatch reports Michael F. Kanan 63 and Mary Jane McClellan 60 of Mur, Illinois, wed after a 33 year courtship at the bride’s residence, with the couple living as neighbors nearby. The notice notes the long delay and bold wedding decision.
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Kansas City
Michael F. Kanan
Mary Jane McClellan
Mur
Lil
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Kanan
Prussian Diet Elections Show Shifts Across Parties
Returns from 200 districts indicate Conservatives 10 Free Conservatives 33 Clementa 78 National Liberals 40 Radicals 26 Poles 7 Independents 6 Danes 2 The Socialists lack an elector but hold balance at Breslau to force a Socialist vote. Barth Radicals favor Danteal in conservative clerical alliance. Freight rate cut urged by United States Steel and others seeks 50 percent reduction for iron and steel exports. Chicago streetcar strike disrupts mall service. local officials urged to maintain regular operations.
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Berlin
Clementa
Ehter
Barth
Socialleta
Breslau
Liberala
Dantale
Omaha Methodist Association awards hospital contract
The Methodist Association of Omaha has let contracts for a partial hospital construction costing $250,000. When finished the building will accommodate 200 patients and be one of the country’s most modern facilities of its kind.
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Omaha
The
Methodist Association of Omaha
Weather forecast snapshot for Midwest regions tonight
Illinois sees possible showers with snow flurries in the north. easterly winds. Indiana expect rain in southwest portion with easterly winds. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin partly cloudy with winds veering to easterly. Iowa probable rain or snow with easterly winds.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Market Report: Livestock and Grain Prices Across Regions
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep for major markets shown. East Buffalo figures list steady cattle and lower hogs with diverse lamb and calf quotes. St Louis grain notes record higher wheat and corn with mixed futures data.
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N Y
Dunning & Stevens
Livestock Commission
N. Y
St. Louis
First Day Special Session Yields 819 House Bills
On the special session opening day 819 bills were introduced in the house, including 115 public bills.
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