Burial Place of Columbus in Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo eyes a share of the Panama Canal trade as a port of call for ships. The article discusses legends of where Christopher Columbus and possible relatives were buried, noting claims that his brother and perhaps other remains are interred in Santo Domingo and later moved to Havana. It mentions the inscription found in a leaden casket and investigations convincing authorities that the Dominicans hold Columbus bones.
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Santo Domingo
Panama Canal
William Joseph Showalter
National Magazine
Collumbus
Havans
Havana
Spain
Ttmn
Santo Domingans
Cristobal Cofon
Waestro
Wnox
Columbus
Question of character in self-made farmers
Collier's Weekly notes that the best farmers in the United States began with little money, often under $20, and as Irish and German immigrants worked as hired men, they earned modest wages and saved to buy land. It argues modern city men lack the fiber, endurance, and initiative of these early settlers.
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United States
Collier’s
Real Estate Transfers and a Noted Vermont Trial Remark
Real estate transfers listed in Lafayette County records including Wilinn Buekholz to Invest DNW and Chas F Meyer to Barths W D with various lots and values. Also notes about articles of incorporation for Napoleon Elevator Co and a remark on a Vermont trial where Judge Stewart voiced doubt before sentencing a Negro convicted of murder, the defendant asserting his innocence until the end.
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Recorder's
Lafayette County
Eton
Jasep County Abstract Company
Lexington
Missouri
Farwone and Abstracts
Wilinn Buekholz
Bruce
Henry
Pwright W. D
Adihe Mayview
North
Partttion
Chas. F. Meyer
F. Barths
W. D
BaleGirk
Add
West
Ington
Roberts
P. Dingrth
Poleon
A. Dingworth
Thern P. Dingworth
Q. C
Stewart
Vermont
Crawford's Laundry Curtains Wash Service Ad
Laundering service promises careful washing starching and precise ironing for curtains. Credit to a car driver for delivery. Phone 180. News notes mention Miss Alma and Miss Muth Ashurst in Kansas City visiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Grimes of St. Louis arriving for a local visit.
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Crawford
Alma
Muth
Ashurst
Kansis City
Owen Grimes
St. Louis
Children Cry for Fletcher Castoria Reported in Local Notices
Mrs J F Winn and daughter Meredith travelled to Kansas City Tuesday to seek the day. Mr and Mrs Vince Owen went to Kansas City Thursday evening to spend the fourth. Mrs Ike Noyes and son Herbert visited Higginsville Thursday evening.
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J. F. Winn
Fittle
Meredith
Kansas City
Vince Owen
Ike Noyes
Fairview Dairy Farm Change of Partners Quality Milk
Fairview Dairy Farm is now operated by M. C. Mc Fadin and J. Reid Moreland. They offer fresh bottled milk and cream in quantity with a quality guarantee. Prompt delivery anywhere in the city. Phone 413. McFADIN & MORELAND.
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M. C. McFadin
J. Reid
Untitled Bustle Exchange Over Dress Hookup
In a fragment from the St Louis Republic a chaotic dialogue erupts with a vociferous exchange. Guages and Gnagge clash while a woman, Jen nid, demands help with her dress as tensions flare. The scene captures a noisy domestic moment amid hurried rhetoric.
Emergency diet in polar regions and towns
A dialogue explains regional food during emergencies. In the polar region a dog meat is described as an emergency diet, while in the average town pork and beans are considered the standard emergency fare.
In Art Circles Painter Sees Hungry Look
Dialogue notes a painter with a hungry look in a brief art circle scene. The exchange hints at artistic passion and recognition without elaboration.
Status Snapshot of Civil Court Exchange
The record presents a brief civil court exchange where one party expresses astonishment at persistent unfairness and questions why it occurs in this venue. The other side notes the setting is a civil court, implying formal adjudication. The fragment highlights tension and the procedural context without details of the case.
New Wife Sparks Family Tension In Domestic Row
A terse remark notes the wife’s stormy behavior as she asserts control within the household. The quoted line reflects tension over reigning in the family and managing domestic authority.
Miss Oldgirl’s Engagement Sparks Antique Bargain Banter
In a lighthearted exchange, comments tease Miss Oldgirl’s betrothal as being to an “antique bargain fiend.” The remark plays on the notion of her fiancé’s passion for antiques, framing the engagement with playful humor typical of society notes.
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Jennid
St. Louis Republic
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Pictorial Review
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