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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1912

Page

8

Balboa and the Panama Quest for El Dorado

A tale of early exploration recounts the 1519 voyage from Haiti led by Balboa. He teamed with 200 men to cross mountains toward a fabled gold land, forming an alliance with a Central American chief and discovering a new ocean, the South Sea, while returning empty handed and facing charges from the Darien proxy.

Colon Panama America Haiti Véessel Etiio Delanid Amaz Nunezele Balboa FsBalboa Fisista Adenture Darien Panama ” Canal Na ‘Bian West ‘Indies Asia Balboa Central America Trehay Howe Balbow Bali Gold South Sea Ithel P Bent Tapart S¢Reaa Balobo

Music is aid to thieves in Minneapolis burglary

Burglars entered a Minneapolis home on Nicollet Avenue while the Ware family slept, using a talking machine to mask noises. About $100 in loot disappeared, including two pocketbooks, cash, jewelry, a fraternity pin locket, a checkbook, a photograph, and clothing discarded near a window to mislead police.

Minneapolis Minn Hy Ware Nicollet “Avenue Ware

Nymph Proves to Be Man in Livingston Mystery

A Livingston clerk, long sought as a “wild woman” by police, is captured after seven efforts. Chief Frank Swindlehurst and Officer Hansen arrest the figure, who confesses being marked by his mother’s drowning and wearing women’s clothing in water at night. He remains under police surveillance, with his name withheld.

Livingston, Mont Livingston Frank Swindlehurst Nan Hansen Swiidlehurst Loseztis Dolicé

Childrens clothing shipped from Hong Kong tied to Boston label

A damaged report describes two children, Frank Cronin six and his sister four, arriving on the steamer Nile from Hongkong. Their clothes bore a Boston Massachusetts marking. The notice mentions a grandparent and a likely emination of the Ewe.

Tage San Francisco Cal Boston Mass Frank Cronin Sisiter Nile Hongkong

London Taxi Decline Fades Hansoms in Modern Streets

The London museum adds a hansom cab to its collection as the street fleet shifts from hansoms to motor taxicabs. Estimates suggest today about 11 000 taxis versus 400 hansoms, with drivers rejecting the meter hastening the decline. Buckinghamshire plans a Hampden memorial near Chalgrove.

London London Museum Rhansoms Clarences T John Hampden Macaulay George Washington Prince ‘Rupert Chalgrove Hampden Charles I Buckinghamshire London Parka James Lord Rochester St. James Parke Earl of Salisbury St. James Parke and the Springe Garden Rayne Bestes Bly Julius Caesar

Fell Into Prehistoric Hut Near Magdalena

Santa Fe report says Ursula Borrego, a shepherd, sank through ground near MagENTA n a hillside area in So cor ro county and fell twenty feet into a stone floored room. He found skeletons, charred corn, pottery and prehistoric implements. Pottery of this sort has sold for 500 dollars per piece when found.

Santa Fe N. M Magéntena Socorro Ursula Borrego Borrego Magdalena

Snake in the pulpit tamed by preacher in Colorado

Rev. John Bentley halted a rattlesnake at his feet in a Greeley schoolhouse and carried it outside before resuming his sermon on sin. The rattlesnake incident drew a larger crowd the following night as his health allowed him to preach.

Greeley Colo John Bentley Tenderfoot Eastern Theological College

Fragmentary Milwaukee Notice About Local Deaths and Burials

An unclear local item from Milwaukee reports on deaths and burials. Names and details are unreadable, with fragmented phrases about families, ages, and locations.

Worms Improve Soil Health Through Burrowing Action

Dr. J. Newton Friend discusses how worms aerate soil by burrowing keeping it porous and aiding gas exchange. He notes that soil passes through worm bodies is ground by digestion and excreted finer. Darwin estimated fifteen tons of soil per acre yearly. Worms also help dissolve iron compounds, forming soluble salts for plant uptake.

Darwin

Immigrant Parrot Declares Language Barrier At Dock

Mrs. Filippo Cartorio, an apparent longtime U.S. resident of Easton Pennsylvania, arrived on the Italian steamer San Giorgio. An immigration inspector questioned her English ability, while a parrot in her cage heckled the scene with crude remarks.

Filippo Cartorio Easton Immigration Inspectore United States Meester Cincinnati Times

Abd El Kader: Arab Patriot and 19th Century Leader

The text recalls Abd El Kader a noted Arab patriot of Algiers who died in 1883. It notes his leadership from 1848 to 1862 against French rule, his small but effective forces, and his humane treatment of prisoners including freeing captured women with a concessive remark about lions and jackals.

Abd-El-Kader Algiers Sultan

An Anecdote of a Toothbrush on a Galveston Houston Steamboat

Dr. William Tindale recalls a long ago episode on a Galveston to Houston steamboat. A belated traveler unfamiliar with toothbrush etiquette shouted to the dining hall, asking the captain where the boat's toothbrush was. The incident echoes perceived political antagonism to toothbrush use.

William Tindale Congress Galveston Houston Cap'n

Mixed dog brings bad luck and counterfeit sale

Mr Crastus Pinkley recalls selling a mixed black and tan dog to Brian for two dollars, which turned counterfeit. Uncle Rasberry confirms the dog caused misfortune and notes the counterfeit note.

Dave Crastus Pinkley Uncle Rasberry Bian Foh Ibn

Trinity Church Richest in World Wealth and Lands

The article states Trinity Church in Manhattan is the richest Christian church, with wealth estimated at 75 million dollars and associated properties including a cemetery and St. Paul’s Chapel valued on city rolls at about 20.5 million dollars, with unproductive holdings pushing total value toward 80 million. Dr. Manning shifts policy to reveal public interest in wealth and management details. It cites investments, property assessments, and an unproductive wealth figure of 45 million dollars, noting tax exemptions and impressive real estate holdings across multiple Chapels.

Trinity William T. Manning Manning St. Paul's Chapel Nassau Street Agnes Indta

Newsgirl’s Romance Ends With Quiet Departure

Nan Corrigan, formerly a New York hotel newsstand worker, became involved with Frank M. Gates of Attleboro after selling him the first book. A Buffalo widower, who pursued Corrigan, lost influence once Gates appeared. Corrigan packed her basket and left her home Monday night, while Gates is known in New England for a large inherited fortune from Joseph M. Bates, a jewelry maker.

New York Nan Corrigan Vanderbilt Stand Frank Mr. Bates Attleboro Mass Buffalo Mies Corrigan Belmont Mr. Bates Frank M. Gates New England Joseph M. Bates

Burglars Tried Break-In at Danville Boardinghouse

Police report two men Daniel Miller and Edward Kingston entered a boardinghouse run by George Swank after being refused entry at first. While under the influence, they moved to a nearby house, forced entry, then went to bed before officers arrived and found them sleeping.

Danville Daniel ‘Miller Edward Kingston George Swank Anight Sandi

Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Soft Hair Growth

An old advertisement extols Ayer Co hair tonic as splendid for hair growth while keeping hair soft and smooth. It notes the product does not color hair and invites consumers to consult their doctor. Made by Ayer Co Lewell, Map es.

Ayer Ayer CO Lewell Mapes

Administrator's Notice in Estate of Albert A Bell

Samuel Prevo named administrator of the Albert A Bell estate in Clark County Illinois invites all creditors to appear at the Clark County Courthouse in Marshall for the September term on the first Monday. Creditors must present claims and debtors must settle promptly with the administrator. H. M. Janney attorney. 1912 June 29.

County Court Clark County Illinois Green B. Houk Court House Marshall Archer Mae Albert A. Bell Clark Illinoia Pear

Notice of Custody Petition for Lettis Ruth Wright

Geo H Kerr and Emsma H Kerr filed July 3 1912 in Clark County Court to declare Lettis Ruth Wright a dependent and seek custody guardianship. Respondents Lee Wright Paul Wright Jas Wright Lex Wright and all to whom it may concern must appear within twenty days to show cause or the petition will be confessed and a decree entered. Clerk Everett Connelly attorney.

Lee Wright Paul Wright Jas Wright Lex Wright Geo. H. Kerr Emsma H. Kerr Clark County Lettis Ruth Wright Everett Connelly Atty

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