Planning a Hold Up Twenty Million for Canal in Colombia May
Unofficial dispatches from Colombia suggest the government seeks up to twenty million dollars from the United States over the canal route. Officials in Bogotá discuss potential routes and negotiations as Panamanian and Canadian interests press for favorable terms. The scenario centers on funding, political pressure, and the shared aim of securing the canal’s control and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Washington
Emul Sitcariit
Colom
United States
Rabaline
Fliclala
Bether
Kimiet
Pings Canad
Colombia Faces Forfeiture Over Treaty Standoff
The article discusses a potential government setback if a treaty is not ratified, risking the loss of franchise and property to a French company. It suggests Colombia could be compelled to sell to the United States, with the Paris Corporation demanding billions and the government pressed to pay a high assessed value for Walker property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombine
Reallee
Uncanal
Talot
Dl Kowersment
Baris
Colombia
Elunatoy
Cowboyette tragedy reported in west Texas
Heusten Texas May 19 reports a deadly western Texas shooting near Pocan where Philp Butte, a young Bible agent, was killed. The assailant, Hi Hrooklin, fled after a large confrontation at a tavern on West Sixth Street. A crowd chased, fights and gunshots followed, ending with the victim dying from a head wound. The tavern keeper EL FISHER advertised a Ladies Exhibit at 129 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heusten Tex
Pocan
Texico
Philp Butte
Tesita
Canis
Wally Inbinnt
Tavers
Ber
Bunta
Bart
Fred
Che
West Sixth Street
EL Fisher
Dozens of Strikes Break Subway Work in New York
A dozen fights erupted along a city subway as police battled striking workers at multiple stations. Strikers targeted nonunion workers in national groups, with incidents at seventy second Street and Columbus Avenue leaving a young Italian man assaulted and three arrests. About two thousand workers, or half the ready labor force, remained on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventy-Second Street
Colum
Bus Avenue
Denver duel between editors lights up main street
In Durango on a May day a heated feud between David F. Day and Frank Horton erupted into a gun duel on the city’s main street. Thirteen shots were exchanged with no serious injuries besides a slight flesh wound to Hayter. Both editors deny starting the fight, claiming the other fired first, and no arrests have been reported. The dispute centers on rebuttals in their respective newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Durango
David F. Day
Frank Horton
Hayter
Junion
Hartman
Day
Deng Etitor Igzinn
Evening Telegraph
Government to bore well at Haskell Institute
A government expedition at Haskell Institute is authorized to bore a 1000 foot well to study land beneath its property in Eas Lawrence. Officials expect to uncover gas oil or coal and possibly shale as they drill below the salt layer.
Unclear OCR sports snippet advances in event delay
Fragmentary text shows timing shifts and shooter injuries amid a competition. Details of place, teams, or players are unreadable. the snippet indicates a delay and potential injury but lacks concrete names or outcomes.
Burglar Kneads Dough in Mer Kitchen
A burglar forced Mrs Kate Slawan to bake at gunpoint in Mer township. He claimed to be a burglar and demanded dough be mixed while saying he needed to knead it. Police report shows the suspect fled after the incident with no clear payment found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Slawan
Mer
Burstars
Brief Telegrams From Coast to Coast May News
New York reports the steamer Wilhelm EH from Bremen 45 miles past Nantucket at 2 o clock. Santa Barbara learns of Howard Gallup death in New York. he was a prominent member of Union and several clubs. Booth Tarkington's typhoid fever case worsens with fever at 103 and weakness. Judge Dalley notes Bay State Gas receiver appointment proposed for May 26 in Philadelphia. French bark Coieildieu from New York arrives at Anjer Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staifer
Wilhelm EH
Bremen
Nantucket
Hektashiy
Santa Barbara
Cal
Howard Gallup
City
Gallup
Union, Methiolitn
Racquet and
University Clubs of
Indiannpolis. Tre
Booth Tarkington
Ellie
Silmipet del
Judee Dalle
United States Court For
Gielern
Pennsylvania
Bay State
Delaware
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
Anjer
Java
Judge Hails Pure Food As Remarkable Health Aid
A Colorado court judge lauds Grape-Nuts after nearly a year of use. confinement and office duties left him mentally fatigued. He reports restored vigor, clearer thoughts, and improved health after months of the food. Postum Company marketing claims underline the product’s supposed science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Walt
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Crop Conditions Report From Weather Bureau Director Jennings
The weekly crop report notes near normal temperatures with abundant rains across Kansas. Eastern division reports wheat in good condition with planting delays due to wet ground, oats and alfalfa thriving, strawberries abundant in the south, and apples promising. western and middle divisions report similar growth, with rye and corn timing affected by wet weather and replanting in northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T &. Jennings
Weather Bureau
Mve Tnehes
Chautauqua and
Allen
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Alien
Yeany
Montgomery
Crawford
Coffey
Middle Division
Cowles
Rene
Harvey
McPherson
Har Bret
Osborne
Iich
Ontire
Tye
Giralfa
Finney
Ford
Hodgemunn
Lane
Finney Ia
Record-Setting Westbound Train Run by Lingenfelter
Engineer Richard Lingenfelter of Aligons Pennsylvania broke the middle division westbound record this morning hauling train No. 40 from Harrisburg to Altoona in 89. minutes. The consist included heavy mail and express cars led by engine No. WAT and 14 heavy cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aligons
Richard Lingenfelter
Thin City
Middle Division
Ie Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Caltoona
Hetty Green Linked To Canadian Faith Heeler Probe
In a Canadian town on May 18 a pilgrim group led by Rev Charlee Mclean known as Schlatter arrived to discuss Hetty Green. The man claims to have refined five million dollars and her hand, suggesting Green is susceptible to charms and proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Heeler
Winder
Canadia
Charlee Mclean
Schlatter
Miner Claims Divine Command to Heal After Colorado Mission
The text portrays a man recounting offers of marriage and a home from Andrew Carnegie, then asserts the speaker was allegedly buried in Colorado mountains by command and returned with a divine mandate to heal the sick. It presents a conflicted tale of wealth, marriage, and miraculous healing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Colorado
Marooned on a Sand Bar In Atlantic City Court
Ralph Taylor and Howard Nash faced Yam police court on charges of marooning Herbert North a 12 year old boy on a sand bar. They tied him and left him as the father searched for him. North feared capture and attempted to swim ashore until Deatman rescued him. The youths were reprimanded, placed on peace supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Uny
Veauty
Ralph ‘Taylor
Howard Nash
Yam
Herbert North
Inter
North
Deatman
Nawk
Taylor
Andram
Frases
Bull
Charms Miss Adams in Holy Land Tour
London reports Maude Adams plans to return to America unknown date after weeks in Jerusalem. She travels with a guide and small escort, spending time in the desert of Sinai and visiting notable sites, while Bilas Adams remains in Cairo and the couple keeps to travel routines. Notice to Judges and Clerks of Election. A meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the Democratic Flambeau club hall to discuss compensation for services at recent city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dla Camegram
Maude Adams
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Misa Adams
Americas
Expt
Bilas Adams
Cairo
Democratic Flambeau Club
Kansas Avenue
Vin Seng Tonic Ad Claims Cure for Debility and Fatigue
A testimonial promotes Hobart's Vin-Seng Tonic as the best medicine for weakness back pain kidney and stomach trouble. The reader is urged to buy a pint bottle for 50 cents and to call to order, with a promise of a money back offer if not satisfied.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bailey
He Rovernon
Giorettur
Emiley
Leubie
Baller Hae
Keithie Elby
Norgey
Rarhinda Fry Ace
Uunere
Brose
Mron
Wisk
Warner’s Corsets
Warner
Bias Rae Ie
Ile Zse
Maedium
Batiste
Ba, Batiste
Hia Garth
Dos Rios
Haskell
Sea Girt
N. C
Maartenmes
England
Sarderanew
Jennings
Hetty Green
Miss Adams
Egypt
Ommittee
Hobart
Demoss
L. M.perwat
Demoss & Penwell
Puneral Directors
Quincy St
Topeka
Kansas
Central Ozark Fruit Company
Steel Corporation
Bruite
Kansas Ave
Kan
Wissouri & Kansas
Mary Shaw
Treen
Ceilic
Capitol Building and Loan Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!