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Ongoing revolution near Panama Isthmus may require US intervention. Colombian rebels from Barranquilla routed at Calamar on Magdalena River; their 16-vessel fleet damaged by ammunition explosion, leaders mostly killed or wounded.
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The difficulties in the vicinity of the Isthmus of Panama are still unsettled, and, as reported in recent dispatches, it may be necessary for the United States Government to interfere in order to quell the revolution and restore peace to the country. A Washington dispatch of the 13th instant says: The Colombian Minister at Washington has received a telegram from Bogota announcing that the rebels of Barranquilla, persisting in their determination to ascend the Magdalena river, have been completely routed at Calamar. Their fleet of sixteen vessels sustained considerable damage through the explosion of one laden with ammunition. Almost all of the Revolutionary leaders are supposed to be killed or seriously wounded. It is believed the explosion was caused by a shell from the Government troops.
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Isthmus Of Panama
Event Date
13th Instant
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rebels completely routed at calamar; fleet of sixteen vessels damaged by explosion; almost all revolutionary leaders killed or seriously wounded
Event Details
Difficulties near Isthmus of Panama unsettled; possible US Government interference to quell revolution. Colombian Minister received telegram from Bogota: rebels from Barranquilla routed at Calamar while ascending Magdalena River; explosion of ammunition-laden vessel caused by government shell