Colombia Seeks American Capital Aid for Development
Washington reports Colombia’s government in Cartagena seeks U S investment for railroads water works and machinery. A 25 year concession and 7 percent guaranteed returns are offered to bonafide capitalists with assisted immigration and passage paid. U S trade share seen as ripe for expansion amid shifting views on Monroe doctrine and relations with the United States.
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Death of the oldest United States Senator
Rows New York May 14 Henry A Foster died at his home in this city last night in his 86th year. He was senior ex senator appointed in 1844 before Shuon Cameron of Pennsylvania. He helped nominate Cass and served as district attorney for the northern district of New York but declined. In 1863 he became a state supreme court justice and was the last surviving member of the Albany regency.
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Snow Envelops Divkout and Misxrapours May 15
A Hope Druk dispatch reports snow reaching two inches in Divkout andMisxrapours, Minn. Weather disrupts travel and daily life as residents cope with late spring snowfall. In Connecticut, Tfarrrona voters reject a constitutional amendment by a margin of 60 to 0.
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Unclear Disaster News From Samoa Apribay Details
Reports from Samoa in April describe ongoing, incomplete recovery of victims from the Vandalia wreck. Bodies of several notables remain unrecovered while hospital deaths raise casualties to Ts, with naval and local figures signaling tense post disaster reactions.
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Tragic Collapse Buries Fifteen to Twenty Workers
A frame hotel building under erection by Walter Bates on Tacoma avenue collapsed during a southwest storm at 3:48 PM. Fifteen to twenty workers were buried. Walter Bates, three others later died or were badly injured, including W H Snell and Rev W A Mackey. Rescue teams removed debris as moans were heard beneath.
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Domestic Tragedy Reports Multiple Family Murders
A Cincinnati man Moritz St. Blue shot his wife and child then himself at 197 West Seventh Street. The child died at Cincinnati Hospital, the wife survived, and St. Blue died later at the hospital. The tragedy stemmed from jealousy. Elsewhere, George Ward killed his wife in Memphis and then shot himself. In Wisconsin, George Loomis killed his wife with a knife and died. in Colorado, Fredler Medler killed his wife after a money dispute and was arrested.
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Four Zuna Indians Killed in Wingate Plunder Case
Four Zamna Indians were killed after pursuing cowboys James Somerville David Hamne and Robert Davis who fired on them near Wingate. The cowboys fled but were later captured by a sheriff’s posse. Somerville, a known horse and cattle thief, led the attack.
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News In A Nutshell From Across The Nation
A wide roundup from California fruit forecasts to Kansas vigilante violence. Reports cover Arkansas farmers alarmed by cut words damage, judges, murders, trials and acquittals, meteor sightings, mine tragedies, rail and river accidents, notable deaths, and political notes from New York to Austria.
Latimer gets life for murdering his mother in Jackson
The Jackson court sentenced R Irving Latimer to life in prison for killing his mother Sat urday to seize her share of the estate. Witnesses described the case as shocking as Latimer, once seen as a man of standing, showed no emotion during sentencing before being led away.
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Body of Ed Cheney Found in Ohio River Near Ripley
The body of Ed Cheney missing since January 25 was discovered in the Ohio River a half mile below Levanna by Rudolph Kautz. Cheney, tied to C P Calvert Cincinnati and Orr Brown & Co Columbus, wore a Knights of Pythias ring on his left hand. insurance valued at 10,000 dollars will go to his widow. A reward had been offered for the body.
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Market Review and Wool Prices Across Regions May 15
Quotations from Cincinnati and other markets cover wheat corn wool and livestock. Wool markets show strong Merino and cross-bred values, with mixed clearances and varied prices for domestic and foreign lots. Cattle hogs and lambs quoted with ranges for top grades and freight-ready weights in multiple regions. Boston and Toledo notes reflect ongoing price levels for wheat corn oats clover seed and related commodities.
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Indiana News A mixed bag of crimes fires and politics in its pages
Terre Haute oil well may yield 1000 barrels daily. A Aurora fight wounds two men. A fire near Crawfordsville kills two children. Missing Michigan City man found dead. Hoosier towns report thefts votes and saloon skirmishes as Indiana elections hint GOP gains. Ohio Sons of Veterans reports 355 camps and 10 155 members with a large parade.
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Application for liquor license in Bloomfield township Indiana
Notice to Greene county residents that Alexander H Dobbin plans to apply at the June term to the Greene county Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a one story frame building near the southwest corner of Lot 62 in Bloomfield. The license would allow sales of liquor in a quantity less than a quart for on premise consumption for one year.
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