United States stance on Colombia and Panama revolution
The record recounts Secretary Hay and U S officials denying collusion with Colombian revolutionaries and detailing disagreements over the Panama isthmian crisis. It notes diplomatic exchanges, treaty negotiations, and U S recognition of Panama’s independence while offering good offices to resolve Colombia Panama disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Panama
Plang .O
Department Srea
John Hay
United States
Hay
Rafael Reyes
House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt
Bogota
Navy Department
Colon
Gan Reve
Ministera Cortes
Borda
Root
Secretary Hays
Gen Reyes
Republe
Ita
Republic of Panama
Beng
Arsen
Republic of Tanama
Hay, Root
Knox
The President on Teaching Education Message Inspires Teachers
The President’s message to the National Education Association in St Paul extols teachers as pivotal for national development. He praises their quiet, daily influence in shaping patriotism, manliness, and moral courage, urging educators to prepare students for future national life and adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
National Education Association
St Paul
The Tipping Evil and Its National Harm
A critical view of tipping as a root of graft and dishonesty argues the practice undermines honesty and fair play. It suggests tips breed servility, discrimination, and even blackmail, urging public awareness and regulation to curb the system's broader immoral impacts.
Leprosy Scares Rekindle Historical Fears Across Cities
A historical leprosy scare resurfaces as a discharged Philippine soldier who had been quarantined in Washington travels to the Pacific coast, reigniting public alarm over bi chloride tablets, poison needles, and contagion myths. Now a leper is reported in Cleveland's Italian quarter, prompting possible quarantine of exposed districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
St Paul
Philippines
Washington
Pacific
Hardy
Cleveland
Poets, Plagues, and Politics in a Turbulent Era
The article surveys cultural finds from Sappho to Solomon, notes on health scares and crime, and political jabs from Mexico to Congress. It weaves literary praise with social critique, highlighting enduring art amid public upheaval and the era's restless discourse.
Ruler claims Noah as direct ancestor in Anhalt saga
The Duke of Anhalt, amid celebrations for Princess Marie of Baden, is linked to a legend of an unbroken line from Noah and a magical ring tied to the Lady Toad. The tale includes a hallmarked ring kept in Demangu, strict Christmas fire bans, and a court obsessed with opera and relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Arnalt
Dessau
Marie
Baden
Europe
Noah
Aacanta
Ascania
Ascharia
Ancheralehen
Soversion House of
Anhalt
Eden Hall
Cumberland
Musgrave
Hey
Lockharts
Toad
Ducal
Arcanta
Fida
Demangu
Frau Kroete
Duchy of Anhalt
Marie of
Euros
Ita Operatic
Ife
Alibi Heroine Saves Child From River Oise
A 30 year old woman named Alibi rescued a child from the River Oise after witnessing a drowning. Both came through the incident uninjured. The event was reported to the New York Sun via Barry Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cable
The
New York Sun
Alibi
River
Oise
Senate Conveys Action on Rivers and Harbors Bill
Congress moves to defer the rivers and harbors appropriation as Burton Borah Xerlyon and Norrix pledge aid while senators attack the measure. Martin reports the sundry civil appropriation bill. Federal reserve board nominees Jones Harding Miller confirmed. Nelson Morris named minister to Sweden. Salem relief bill fails. adjournment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe Senate
Gok
Newlands Trade Commission
Burton
Borah
Xerlyon
Norrix
Martin
Thomas C. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Tra
Nelson Morris
Sweden
Lawmakers Visit Coney Island Party in Sightseeing Sweep
Senator James Hamilton Lewis and a Democratic delegation toured Coney Island New York on July 6 with Oscar W. Underwood and lawmakers including Kings County hosts Daniel L. Griffin and John J. Fitzgerald. The group toured clam chowder parlors music halls steeplechase Luna Park and other attractions amid lively exchanges and playful banter about rides and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Underwood
New York
James Hamilton Lewis
Oscar W. Underwood
Dla
John J. Fitzgerald
Kings County
Joseph Henry Engle
Texas
Engle
Luna
Hagie
Man Makes Own Tourniquet After Train Injury
Conscious and plucky George M Payson of West Patterson near Cold Spring was run over by a train at Bethel. His left leg was severed above the ankle, yet he bound the bleeding with a garter, cut strips from his shirt to form a tourniquet, and twisted it tight with a pencil until help arrived about an hour later from John Trimble and Dr Pomroy at his parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Spring
New York Tribune
George M Payson
West Patterson
Bethe
Payson
New Haven
John Trimble
Dr Pomroy
300 Splinters In His Body Motorcycle Victim
John Tamaran, two years old, was injured in a motorcycle race at Point Breeze Park on the Fourth of July. He was thrown from his bike and received more than 300 wooden splinters, which surgeons at St Agnes Hospital removed after a lengthy operation. The child was not seriously hurt beyond the painful splinters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappho
Lesbos
Egypt Exploration Fund
Swinburne
Felf
Aphrodite
London Times
Helen
Troy
Greece
Solomon
Shelley
Byron
Tilhga
Lord Kinnaird
Georges
Order of the Thistle
Duke of Argyll
America
International Council of the
Scotland
National Football Association of
England
Eton
Cambridge
London
Ransom Bouverle & Co
Barclay
Bevan & Co Lord Kinnaird
Perthehire
Rossle Priory
St James Square
Mr Chadstone
Manchester Square
Mayfair
Philadelphia Public Ledger
St Agnes’ Hospital
John Tamaron
Christian Street
Tamaran
Point Bregue Park
Juty
Capture 600-Pound Shark Near Lakes Bay
Three large sharks appeared near Lakes Bay by the resort as fishermen chased them in a motor boat. Captain Henry Brown Bernard Zellas and B Strand pursued the sharks after the animals drove the boat into shallow water. The crew killed the 600 pound shark and kept the teeth as trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allantie
Widower Dies of Grief at Wife's Grave in Cemetery
A 73 year old Bronx widower, Henry Gruenbacher, collapsed at his wife’s grave in Woodlawn Cemetery after visiting daily since her death six months earlier. Dr Curtin and Coroner Healy ruled death by grief and broken heart, noting the man lived at 28% Loring Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnes
New York
Henry Gruenbacher
Loring Place
Bronx
Woodlawn
Mra Gruenbacher J
Curtin
Fordham Hospital
Healy
Vassar Girl Graduate to Wed Harvard Mate For Love
A Pennsylvania born Vassar graduate met a Harvard man at a dance and began a romance. He shipped to Shanghai for work, sent asking to marry, she said yes but then canceled after a delayed reply. A second cable restored hopeful plans and he rushes home to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashi Fine
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Vassar
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Keystone State
Shanghai
China
Rope Balks Lightning In Wisconsin Railroad Site
At a Soo Line washout repair between Colby and Unity Wisconsin a dam created a 14 foot deep pond. A laborer tied to a rope was pulled ashore after a lightning strike struck the man on the dam, saving his life as storm and rope rescue followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia
Soo
Colby
Unity
Red Roses Inexplicable Beauty And Faithful Bloom In Sun
A poetic meditation questions how red roses display such vivid color and life under divine light. The speaker contrasts crimson petals with blue skies, wind and rain, and wonders at nature's hidden mystery, while acknowledging devotion and reverence for the rose’s radiant presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shot For A Groundhog In Rocklang Township
William Yoder was fatally injured by a shotgun blast from neighbor Benjamin Houck while berry picking along a stone wall near his home in Rocklang township. Houck said he mistook a groundhog for a woodchuck and fired. Yoder received medical attention but the wound proved fatal after multiple shot entries to the scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocklang Township
William Yoder
Benjamin Houck
Houck
Yoder
B Werley
Pep House Electrifies Vaudeville Acts at Patacy Theater
Vaudeville performers excited by a high tension dressing room in the Patacy Theater. An electrical apparatus room to hype actors before going on stage with a Teala coil and copper wiring. A short visit is expected to leave artistes energized and ready to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Patacy Theater
Prospect Benjamin Vance Found Dead Near Palo Aute Pass
Dispatches report Benjamin Vance, a prospector, killed after locating a rich mineral vein. His body was found in a gully at the base of a 100‑foot cliff near Palo Aute pass. Relatives in Te Keamah Nebi believe the vein discovery led to the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grestone
Cole
Denver Post
Benjamin Vance
Palo Aute Pass
S F Vance
Te Keamah
Nebi
Cat Plays With Snakes In Newark Home Scene
Newark dispatch reports the Graefs own a cat that daily captures garter snakes up to two feet long and teases them like mice, reflecting a curious domestic diversion in Ohio. The piece blends light human interest with snapshots of animal behavior and local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Newark
Ohio Dispatch
Charles Graef
Foul Ball Ends Knocker's Harsh Roasts
A Kansas City tale recalls a famed baseball knocker who taunted Steve Evans in St Louis. Evans, later a Federal Leaguer, later hit back when a foul ball struck the critic's bald head, ending his banter. The incident spared Evans further abuse while the team lost a daily dollar in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bonehead
Steve Evans
St Louis
Cardinals
Evans
Erin
Teaching dogs by example in mole hunting
An excerpt from Training the Dog by Rovert and Lemmon explains humane lawn mole control. It notes using a steady quiet approach to fresh burrows, letting the dog trail and then crush the tunnel roof before digging, followed by a swift capture once the mole surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovert & Lemmon
McBride, Nast & Co
Moses
Glowworm obeys the law in Pasadena lighting mix up
Pasadena residents report a glowworm on a lawn with both head and tail lights burning in line with new city traffic rules. The luminous insect attracts curiosity as a local curiosity and emblem of careful compliance by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Olsie Rogers
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Summary
Daily sun and tide data list sun rise and set times with high and low tides. Weather bulletin from Weather Bureau describes a northeastward disturbance near the Atlantic coast, with showers in southern New England and the Middle Atlantic, fair elsewhere, and temperatures generally above seasonal averages for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington DC
Allartic Steees
Mississippi Valley
History and politics mix in Willard Hotel chat
In Helena Mont, veteran newspaper man Charlies N Shough notes that Congress may revive the river and harbor bill amid threats to delay its passage. He cites past senators who used lengthy speeches to stall legislation and discusses cloture as a possible remedy.
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Congress
Charlies N Shough
Helena
Mont
Willard
Tha Post
Tom Carter
Senate
Senator Carter
House
Allen
Nebraske
Gen Weaver
Iowa
House of Representatives
Kenyon and
Borah
Marshall
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Alexandria
Matt
Advancs
Ebristing Chlomps
Mexico
Huerta
Post Office Department
Baltimore
George Fred William
Maj. Sylvester
Jauita
White House
Henry Savage Landor
Birdward Carson
Kentucky
Kelly
National Educational Association
Lute Burbank
Humphreys
Andy Jackson
Democracy Eft
Abbott
Duke of
Argyl
Campbell of
Fairfle'd
John Glaesel
Long Niddry
Lothianshire
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Taera
Douglas Walter Campbell
Avenue d'Antin
Paris
Joan Law ‘Rence
Ian
Campbell
Marquise DE Fontsvoy
Brentwood Company
Prenchwoman
Congress’ Condensed
Salem
Mass
Coney
Uncle Sam
Wy J Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Philadelphia
Mugeins
Scott
Orone
Tatler
John
Jack
Abe
Acvassar Giri
Marshfield, Wis
Heaven
Mane
Cat
Dumas
Arthur Sullivan
Chicago Examiner
St. Louie “Bug
Glowworm
California
Cies
Asheville
N A
Atlantis
Boston
Eufalo
Cincinnati
Cheyenne Wye
Davenport Town
Denver
Des Moines
Bom
Duluth
Minnie
Galveston
Texa
Indianapolia
Jacksonville
Kendal City
Little Hock
Portland
Louis
Cal
Springfield
Tampa
Fla
Tolado
Aun
Vicksburg
Washington, DC
One River Bulletin
Harpersbery
W Va
Maddy
Sheteodoan
Jim Wadsworth
Loung
Jim
Wadsworth
Yale
David Craig
Albany
Raleigh
Wag
Susain Wadsworth
Geneseo
Old Jim
Tha
Geneseo Valley
George W Dittmar
Broussard
Louisiana
French
Idaho
Agricultural Department
Food Board of the Department
District of Columbia
Appleman
Columbus
Company
Aental
Jin
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