Panama Canal Crisis Rumors Stir Uproar Over Treaty Powers
The article discusses political tensions surrounding the Hay treaty and Panama canal negotiations. It cites U S Secretary of State Hay, Sen Culberson, and Colombian minister Concha, detailing demands and amendments that could affect sovereignty and the canal project.
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Hay- Varia
Herron
Colombia
Concha
Marroquin
Canal Company
Silvia
United Blates
Params Cinal Company
Oy Mc Hay
Panama Canal Company
Letter on Panama rebellion stirs Senate secrecy clash
Not an exposure. Contd from first page the letter showed division between the President and State Department over the rebellion against Colombia. Senator Culberson sought a copy but with secrecy limits. Lodge was alleged to be involved. Culberson pressed for publication, citing own information. Pettus copied part, others heard it read. The substance centered on a line from the President about Panama possibly becoming independent, with public disclosure deemed an incitement to revolt. Culberson claimed no objection to publication, was released from secrecy obligations.
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State Department
Colombia
Culberson
Sena
Culberson Cea
Cnteagues
Supator Pettus
Alabama
New York
Panama
Rouse
Papuma
United States
Congress
Congressmen Seek Money to Aid Republican Campaigns
A Washington dispatch reports Senators Crane and the President clashed over spending national party funds on congressional races in the state. Republicans claim the state leans Republican by about 40,000 to 60,000 and that funds should back congressional campaigns rather than the presidential effort. Blue committee funds allegedly shifted to local candidates, with efforts to reclaim money for district campaigns amid distress. The President appeared to favor aiding one or two districts while aiming to hold the rest.
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Lopein
Wasbington Saint
Boston
Tor Shurman Cortelyon
Neen Tring
Sunater
Enroy Ind
Cong
Cleveland
Carlisle
Smith
New York
Grover Cleveand
John G Carlisle
Judge Parker
Louis Ap
Edhem
Roosevelt
Cleve
B McBunley
Wrohe
Spain
Activity Among Democrats at Local Club Meetings
The Colmtia Club sent its first installment of contributions to the national committee. The Democratic clubs meet across districts with secretaries named Folm, Willer, Clayton, and Weir. Prominent speakers addressed gatherings as local associations planned future fund pushes and adjourned to attend Virginia Democratic Association events.
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Colmtia
Gohimba
Pennsy Tyanta
Folm & Willer
Fietung
Walllim Weir Clayton
Mnanetal
Virginia Democratics Association
Jackson Democrat'c Association
Whnch
James L. Norris
Democratic Na Lanat
Frederick Roofer
Ramough
Anacostia Democratic Club
Hines Hall
Hull
Forth
Maryland
Bluse
Anacostia
Robert E. Wattingly
Kay E Vawles
Llomis Moo
Pheelut
Plain Facts and Figures on Republican Policies
M D Hall of this city prepared a 432 page pamphlet titled Plain Facts and Figures. It compares Republican rule over forty three years and its impact on many industries. The author cites depreciation in farm property values in New York and Pennsylvania from 1850 to 1860 and discusses factory production shares and agricultural price trends from 1845 to 1859.
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Hall
New York State
Pennsylana
World champagne prize awarded to Cook's Imperial St Louis team
The American Wine Company won the grand prize at the Worlds Pair competition for supreme champagne excellence. The event highlighted superior quality and performance among competing brands, recognizing Cook's Imperial St Louis for top honors on October 21.
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Cook
Imperial
Catarrh Powders Claim Permanent Cure Promise
An advertisement touts Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder as an unfailing permanent cure for catarrh a condition described as deadly and linked to consumption It claims immediate relief from fever headache and loss of smell and notes numerous testimonials supporting its efficacy Sold and guaranteed by Affleck's Drug Store District Agent 1429 Pa ave
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Thora
Affleck
Democratic Rally Speaker Hoke Smith Attacks Roosevelt Policy
Hoke Smith former Secretary of the Interior addressed a Hartford rally urging support for Cleveland and Carlisle. He attacked Republican excesses, praised gold standard advocates, and criticized Roosevelt era expenditures and Panama policy while urging unity behind the Democratic platform.
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Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Ham—Parker
Hartford Conn
Hoke Smith
Mohonk Conference Debates Prohibition in Indian Territory
Indian Territory liquor policy and a proposed prohibition clause in the enabling act for statehood are discussed at Mohonk. Speakers include A McKennon and Rev A Grant Evans, with Miss Allee Robertson urging broader legislative funding. A telegram to President Roosevelt prompts delegation plans to Washington. Three men are killed in a Geneva collision involving New York Central trains.
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Mohonk
Lnion
States
A & McKennon
South McAlister
Dawes
Secioo
Indian Territory
Roosvent
Grant Evans
Capt A . McKennon
Washington
Geneva
Pamnayvania
New York Central
Gillies Hickey
Engineer House
Brutal assault leads to murder charge in New York lather case
Joseph G Riley, a Wyoming barber, was arrested for assaulting his wife in their home last night. He allegedly fought them with fists, stripped her, whipped her, burned her mouth with a hot iron, and kicked her while she was unconscious. She was hospitalized and not expected to survive. the couple had been married ten years.
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Joseph G Riley
Riley
Riey
Riley Fe
Episcopal convention elects four missionary bishops
The general convention chose four missionary bishops including Salt Lake and Houston posts. A resolution for special forms of worship for foreign congregations sparked sharp debate but passed the house of deputies and awaited the bishops’ action. The session also discussed changes to the divorce canon and adopted ceremonial publications.
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Boston
House of Deputies
William R. Huntington
New York
San Pramsco Ennsenunn
Mst
House of Bishops
Noussef Dapytes
Bishp
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Ave
Touston
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Albson
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National Council
Nicholson
Wilwaukee
Samuel Lipwin DD
Germintown
Arthur Riteniet
Jew Lork
Cretary
Binchen
Massachusetts
Cucholh
Cina
Ty du
de Charles L. Hutchins
Cacord Wiss
Hoosier papers acquired by Indianapolis buyer
Indianapolis and state hatter today purchased from George F McCulloch the Indianapolis Warning Star and Journal, Muneso Star, and Tena Tanta Star for 31090000. Receiver Shifter will take control and operate as independent journals with an 11 policy but will back the Republican national bucket in the current campaign. Mit Shaffer, long resident of Chicago, holds three interests, including the Chicago Excitinge Post, of which he becomes proprietor.
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Etatehatter
George F McCulloch
Indianapolls Warning Star
Journal Muneso
Ind
Republicar Hational Ucket
Campagn
Mit Shaffer
Chicago
Giimpous
Unu
Chicago Excitinge Post
Call for Peace Congress by Roosevelt on Interparliamentary Union invitation
President Roosevelt to act within two days dispatching invitations for a head conference to be held after consulting The Hague. Delegates named by powers will discuss war questions and armament limits while seeking agreement on dates and procedures for the conference amid ongoing war conditions.
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Ite
Phe
Hague
Netherlands
United States
League
Interparliamentary Union urged conference on international issues
The Interparliamentary Union proposes aliening promasne¢ to negotiate maritime questions and suggests a periodic congress of nations to discuss international concerns. A circular note from Secretary May may be issued, with a conference likely within a year to consider arbitration lines and unresolved issues from the recent war.
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Marine League
T World
Natons
Congress of Allons
Flay
Omnion
Russa
Japan
Intergular
Artitrat Ca
Interparliamentary Union
Tha Higud
Cabinet meeting outlines post office investigation
The cabinet met briefly with no major business beyond planning the peace conference at The Hague. Postmaster General Wynne announced that an investigation of the New York post office was contemplated, and Postmaster Van Cott’s term may be renewed. Politics dominated discussion as McCormick met with Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary Loomis, and the ambassador to Russia prepared for leave and visits with Count Cassini.
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Ube
Basteuri
tYsien
Tan
Canal
Cromwell
Panam Tai
Fis
Colmba Eanam
Fanaa
Hay Bees Select
Nsoe
Dicmae
United States
Imams Canal Company
New York
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Wynne
Post Office Department
van Colts
Transfer of Postal Clerks Bonds in Conference
Arthur Donaghue and J F Canavan met with Postmaster General Wanna to discuss amendments allowing bonded clerks to transfer bonds between companies. Wynne to recommend changes in the annual report. Treasury receipts and expenditures listed include national bank rates, internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous items. Postmasters appointed in Maine: Sah AW Mullen in Egypt and William A Crosbyworth in Palrfietd.
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Arthur Donaghue
National Association of Post Office Clerks
J F Canavan
Wanna
Wynne
Maine
Saah AW Mullen
Egypt
William A Crosbyworth
Private car fire injures Pennsylvan ia officials duties
Railroad officials suffered burns and bruises when an observation car caught fire during a sectional trip east of Erie and Pittsburgh. Officials escaped almost suffocated by smoke. interior damage and destroyed furnishings followed. The fire likely started from a cigar stump. several officials were treated for minor injuries.
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Beaver Walls
Secon
Pennsylvania Company
C. Erie and
Pittsburg
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