Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

Page 1

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1912

Page

1

REGENTS KNOX PROPOSED VIAT T ROT Crisis Over Panama Zone

Diplomatic tension rises as Colombia's Senor Pedro Nel Ospina writes to Acting Secretary Wilson criticizing U S refusal to submit the Panama dispute to arbitration. He notes dissatisfaction with Roosevelt’s stance and Panama Zone loss, hints at recall and questions U S policy while the State Department stays silent on future action.

Senor Pddro Nel Ospina Wilson Col. Roosevelt Cana Zone Hanis State Department

Minister Nel Ospina Letter on Secretary of State Visit

A fragmentary 1918 letter to the Secretary of State discusses a possible visit by Mr Roosevelt and notes Colombia’s stance amid U S arbitration tensions. It references Min Nel Ospina and mentions the residence of a department official, suggesting caution about an opportune timing for the Secretary of State’s travel and the broader arbitration dispute with the United States.

Colombann United States Canina Cantoy Mines Ser Cepinas Wilsum Taft Tye Legason An Seth Trateu Nis Colombia Col. Roosevelt

Canine Mass Poisoning Strikes Wauauker Dogs

The Washington Post reports a citywide dog poisoning campaign in Wauauker Wisconsin on February 18. About 200 dogs died after sausages laced with poison were scattered across streets before daylight. One dog survived, possibly rabies? in a veterinary office box. The motive remains unclear.

Divide the Dollar Ends Life in Des Moines

A Des Moines man Gwen Gavin, described as colored, killed himself by shotgun after receiving notice from the county poor overseer to leave the county due to poverty. Father of fifteen, he had recently become a county charge.

Des Moines Gwen Gavin

King’s Surgeon to Visit U S A Demonstrates American Superiority

An eminent Belgian surgeon plans to visit America to study and prove that American methods dominate European practice. He will travel with Sir Bertrand Dawson, physician to the king, and intends to sail to New York in the first week of March.

Sir Bertrand Dawson Lorsion Europe America Bertrand Dawson King George Bertrand New York

Crew Rescues Nine From Stricken Steamer Erne

The British steamer Cuban rescued nine crew members from the Erne after a February cyclone. Six drowned. captain, his wife, the second officer, and a passenger missing. Survivors endured three days without food or water, lashed to rigging, before rescue at sea.

Hig Wife Sherposl New Orleans Boston Buenos Aires Fickett

Pitney as Supreme Court nominee eyed by Taft

Former Gov Murphy visited the White House as reports said Chancellor Mahlon Pitney of New Jersey would be chosen to fill the late Justice Harlan's seat. Supported by authorities, the nomination could be sent to the Senate within a day or two. Pitney, 54, a long time jurist, would be Morristown resident.

Mahlon Pitney New Jersey Congress Taft Supreme Bench John M. Harlan Pitney Senate Murphy White House Supreme Court New Jersey Supreme Court Morristown Borah Roosevelt Forah Col. Roosevelt New York Brooklyn Senator Clapp T Rooevelt Pinchot Senaor Clapp Cal Roosevelt Columbus Cal Chicago

Mexico Rebels Gain Ground as Government Orders Rifles

Reports from Mexico City describe widescale insurgent activity across eighteen states led by Vasquez Gomez with Zapata support. Government forces place orders for rifles and ammunition while fighting rages in Durango, Morelos, and Oaxaca. President Madero seeks press suspension to curb sensational reports amid the conflict.

Torreon Larange Guertra Chihuahua Emiliano Zapata Jesua EL Salgado Coahuila Durango Rebela Sinaloa Zocostas San Lula Poto Jalasico Michoacan Tabasco Vera Crus Zapatiate U. S San Diego Cal Madero Mexico United States Californa Los Angeles Tijuana San Antonin Texas Secret

Canary Farm in Ohio Death Chamber Aims to Pass Time

In Ohio State Penitentiary's death chamber, convict John Atkinson breeds and trains over 100 canaries yearly using a phonograph to teach them to sing. Surrounded by the electric chair, gallows, and death row visuals, he seeks focus to avoid insanity during long sentences.

Washington Post Columbus Ohio Ohio Penitentiary John Atkinson Cuyahogs County Atkinson Cleveland Yo Wan

Kills Two at Church Door in Olive Hill Fatal Shootout

At the Globe Baptist Church Noah Dickerson and Charles Mas, both cousins, were killed when Harry Raybourn shot them after a knife fight had wounded Raybourn. The trio had planned to remain after services but conflict escalated at the doorway. Raybourn lay mortally wounded and endangered at his parents’ home.

Specter Washinston Pott Olive Hill Globe , Baptist Church Noah Dickerson Charles Mas Harry Raybourn Raybourn Lca

Police plan lure to trap highwaymen in St Louis

Special to The Washington Post reports that after six weeks of bold daylight robberies in fashionable districts, St Louis police sent 150 officers in disguise to display cash and jewels as bait. Authorities aim to capture the band as thieves target homes for cash and gems. A noon break in last week saw the mistress and servant locked in a closet while robbers seized 8000 in jewelry, then relaxed with a cigar and Poe.

Washington Post St Louis Matt

Death recalls Fisk tragedy surrounding Josie Mansfield

Boston mourns Lucy D Fisk widow of James Fisk Jr after a life marked by the famous feud with Edward Stokes over Josie Mansfield. At 75 she died in South Boston amid years of poverty while James Fisk and Jay Gould built fortunes on their rivalries.

Boston Lucy D. Fisk James Fisk, Jr New York Hdward Stokes Josie” Mansfield Fisk Jay Gould Gould Ike

Plan to sway District Attorney with Brandt letters

New York February 18 A plan by Howard Gans and Mortimer L. Schiff to compel the return of letters belonging to Folke E. Brandt is described as a possible ruse to force the district attorney to subpoena duces terum and reveal the letters before the grand jury The strategy aims to trap Whitman into a public disclosure while preserving immunity concerns and Brandt ownership remains with Whitman

Washington Post New York Howard Gans Mortimer L. Schit Rand Folke E. Brandt Whitman Gansas Schiff Gane Dcill Grand Jury Mesera Meashrea Brandt Mr.Whitman

Miss oranges from a aero Wall players miss fruit drop

Oakland players Elmer Zacher and Izzy Hoffman failed to catch oranges dropped from a plane at 550 feet near Oakland. Aviator Lincoln Beachy then lowered to 200 feet and tossed baseballs. Zacher caught the second ball. Hoffman showed marked improvement after yesterday’s crash and is expected to recover.

Oakland Cal Elmer Zacher Izsy Hoffman Oakland Wall Washington Monument Lincoln Beachy Zacher Hoff

Five Summit towns snowbound by Colorado and Southern Blockade

Five Summit county towns Dillon Briscoe Kama Robinson remain cut off as blizzard drifts pile up to inches, 10 degrees below zero. A Leadville train attempt to open the line returned to Leadville as heavy snow continued.

Colorado and Southern Leadville Breckinridge Colo Summit County Dillon Briscoe Kokama Robinson Tate

Cornell Students Drowned in Ice Crevice on Cayuga

Two Cornell students Perry A. Converse of Buffalo and Charles W. Getman of Richfield Springs drowned at Kings Ferry on Lake Cayuga after skating into a crevice. Their companion Rodney G. Newman fell in but clung to the ice edge and escaped.

Lake Cayuga Triana Cornell Perry A. Converse Buffalo Charles W. Getman Richfield Springs Wen Kings Ferry Rodney G. Newman

NAILS DRIVEN IN SPINE HELPS VICTIM SEIZED FOR MURDER PLAN

In Wilkes-Barre Pa on February 18 Stanley Vekamas was arrested charged with driving nails into his wife's spine to kill her so he could wed another woman. The wife lay near death at a city hospital while neighbors aided. The husband was captured after escaping and held pending the outcome of the wife’s condition.

Little Son Tella Washington Wilkes-Barre Stanley Vekamas Nalix City Hospital Vekamas

Diplomat Host Cheerful Sunday Dance Draws Attention

A Washington diplomatic party caused a stir as Horstmann third secretary of the German embassy hosted a Sunday night dance at his bachelor quarters on N Street Northwest. Guests from Perry Belmont and Joe Lester households attended while public disclosure of attendee names was avoided. The event, rare in official circles, recalled a similar Austrian embassy soirée two years ago that drew criticism.

Horstmann Washington Post New York Washington Dispatch New York World Washington A. C. Horstmann N_ street northwest Perry Belmont Joe Lester Ona Count Czirakey

Preachers Face Job Loss as Kansas Church Unions Grow

A statewide movement in Kansas aims to unite members of all denominations in small towns into a single religious movement. Reports from numerous loyalties describe social gatherings and festivals. The plan threatens thousands of local preachers by reducing the need for multiple church organizations across an estimated 500 towns.

Kansas Washington Post Topeka Kans Kangas

Gardner Held On Conspiracy To Control Haslett Fortune

Former State Senator Frank J. Gardner was arrested and jailed on charges of conspiring to gain control of Samuel E Haslett's $100000 estate through a disputed power of attorney. Haslett, a Brooklyn recluse in the "house of mystery," remains in serious condition as witnesses, including two doctors, are expected to testify about a will and Gardner's alleged role as sole executor.

Samuel E. Haslett New York Frank J. Gardner Samuel E. Paslett Haslett Gardner Otto G. Foelker May Yerba Creorge Decker Kempner Aurde Brooklyn Hall Tlaslett John B Lard Yeterdey Hassett Satd Sr. Haslett J. T. Deyo Hiram Turner Wilan Deyo Turner Algn

Secretary Knox Visits Amid Mexican Revolt Headlines

The page highlights Secretary Knox's visit amid turmoil in eighteen Mexican states. Reports mention a shipwreck survivor going mad, a missing minister's wife, and various political and social notes. Australian Boy Scouts visit, Dr. Donlon hosts a reception, and local campaigns and church canvassing are noted along with other brief items.

Knox Nglis Gardner Pinchorg Roosevelt Sin Hing Donlon Lynch Lodge Wilrge Allen Wilaonsayz Baltorial

Women to address police at Waldorf banquet in New York

A February Washington birthday event will see women address 1200 police officers and prominent citizens during a grand Waldorf ballroom banquet. Invitees include Mrs H P Belmont suffrage leader, Anna Shaw national president of the Women’s National League, and Grace Strachan president of the Interborough Association of Women Teachers, with John D. Rockefeller Jr and Mayor Fineraird among guests.

New York Washington the Waldorf H. P. Belmont Anna Shaw National Women's National League Grace Strachan Interborough

Poet Killed by Accident in Newark Gun Exhibition

Maximilian Applebauer a 26 year old poet and writer was shot and killed while showing an automatic magazine gun to Mieczslaw Gorski in Newark New York on February 18. Applebauer removed the magazine passed the gun back to Gorski who fired, believing the weapon unloaded. a cartridge remained in the breech and struck Applebauer in the heart. Police accepted the account as accidental.

Pulis Newark N. Y Maximilian Applebauer Mieczslaw Gorski Applebauer Gorski

Tragic double murder suicide at Sour Lake home

A deaf mute man identified as Newman shot and killed Mrs. L. C. Louty and her infant daughter as they slept in their Sour Lake residence, then killed himself. A note found in his trunk signed Black Mund offered no reason for the crime. Newman had boarded at a St. Louis home.

John Monaman L. C. Louty Sour Lake Here Newman St. Louis

Despondent Baltimore Woman Cuts Throat at Dinner

In Baltimore on February 18 Mrs. Celia Sherer of 2 South Sharp Street cut her throat from ear to ear with the knife at the table after asking her husband for it during dinner. Placed at University Hospital, she is believed to be dying. Her husband John Sherer attributes the act to her troubled health and mental strain.

Baltimore Celia Sherer South Sharp Street University Hospital John Sherer

Kimmel Disowns Family Fight Them to End

In St Louis on Feb 18 Andrew J White, claimant in the Kimmel case, renounced Estelle Kimmel and Edna Bonelett as his mother and sister saying their actions in the litigation severed all kinship. He declared he will continue the fight, feels no familial affection, and spoke of a broken engagement and ruined prospects due to Edna’s illness.

St. Louis Andrew J | White Kimmel United States District Court Estelle Kimmel Edna Bonelett George A. Kimmel Mother Edna Michigan

Plan Manchuria Kingdom Amid Reform Split

London reports Manchuria faces deeper crisis as Kang Yu Wei joins Gen. Chao Erh Hsun against the new regime. The viceroy refuses to surrender his office. Manchu prince Su funds efforts to establish a constitutional monarchy in Manchuria.

London Manhuria Kang Yu Wei Empire Reform Association Chao Erh Hsun Tientsin Manchuria

Body mangled by trains near Parkersburg

Parkersburg West Virginia February 18 The body of George Beatty a boilermaker age unknown from Woolls Summit was found on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks four miles east of the city this morning. Trains had passed over him crushing the body beyond recognition but identification was made from papers found with the corpse Three companions said to have been with Beatty when last seen are missing.

Parkersburg W. Va George Beatty Wolls Baltimore and Ohio Beatty

Pinchot Leaves La Follette Back Roosevelts Bid For Nomination

Gifford Pinchot withdraws support from Wisconsin Senator La Follette and backs Theodore Roosevelt, arguing Roosevelt is the sole progressive capable of stopping a reactionary Republican. The move intensifies the Chicago convention fight as Taft gains delegates and Harmon supporters express optimism.

Gifford Pinchot Wa Follette Wisconsin Roosevelt Pinechot Col Chicago Pinchot Columbus Washington Taft Delca Gates Wilson Myers Montana New Jersey Jacul Tot Nichola Sonforries Ohio Harmon Jia Follette Pgether

Also Mentioned on This Page

Panama Colima Senor Pedro Neb Ospina Huntington Wiksum O Calowler Central America Migister Colonkin Panama Tank Zone Dunsmites Scritten Nel Ospina Menton The Roonsvelt Pspapry Poon King's Surgeon U. 8 Bellows Gomez Insurrectos Morelos Guerrero Mexico City Fasilio Vasquez Gomer Francisco 1 National Palace Department of Interior San Pedro Torceon Jost Argumeds Rebsia Vasquez Gomez Zapata Miniser Manuel Gara Aldape Germany Belgium Pumes Mexican Southern Railway Oaxaca Congressional Committee Fianuila Couhulis Aiken Augusta Florida Southern Rediyet Teroom Siso Bird Farm Death House Jim Fisk E. S. Stokes Prige Miss Oranges AERO Diplomats Mute Sister Prince Su Pinghot Mr. Taft Charles Muito Hammond California Iowa Senator Borah
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication