Silver People Chronical 2007

• ▼  December (9)
  • Silver Roll Continues Long After the Inauguration ...
  • Christmas Time in the "Black" Canal Zone
  • The Evolution of the Silver Townships 1909- 1920
  • “Small Island, Go Back Where You Come From!”
  • Culebra Cut – Part III
  • Culebra Cut - Part II
  • Culebra Cut- Part I
  • What of Their Adaptability and Strength!?
  • Communal Life in the “Black” Zone

• ▼  November (8)
  • Labor Shipments and Contracts
  • The Pressure is On- West Indian Labor Recruitment
  • Enough of You, Anopheles!
  • Malaria and Yellow Fever- Death Stalks the Digs
  • “Clean Up” Work and the New Arrivals
  • The Silver Roll- Separate and Unequal Facilities
  • The "Nationality Restriction"- the Demotions Begin...
  • 1904 - The Gold and Silver Roll System

• ▼  October (9)
  • The First Diggers- The “Silver Roll”
  • In Recognition of Our Technical Help
  • "The Diplomatic Steal of the Century" 1903
  • The Changing of Attitudes- Looking for a Bonding S...
  • Did the Chinese Relate to the West Indians?
  • The Christian Values of the Silver People
  • Fellows Christians in Our Midst
  • No Foreigners in Our Country
  • Foreigners or Citizens: The Presence of the Asians...

• ▼  September (8)
  • The Missing Actors and Stories
  • Some Thoughts on Isolation
  • Tarzan Would Never Believe This Tale
  • A Journey Back to Eden
  • Three Continents at the Supper Table
  • The Spirit of Black Africa Meets
  • To be a Part of the Bush People of Panama
  • Our Royal Welcome at Luisa’s

• ▼  August (9)
  • A Nonagenarian in our Midst
  • Luisa, a Clue from the Past
  • Negotiations and the Spooner Act
  • A Preview of What Lay Ahead
  • Times of Preparation for Independence
  • An Epitaph to an Indian Patriot of Panama
  • The Mysterious Disappearance of General Victoriano...
  • A National Disgrace: the “Trial” and Execution of...
  • General Victoriano Lorenzo’s Captors

• ▼  July (9)
  • Race and Caste in This History of Betrayal
  • The War, the West Indians and the Atmosphere in Ca...
  • General Victoriano Lorenzo and the Wisconsin Pact ...
  • General Victoriano Lorenzo- Imprisoned Caudillo
  • Victoriano Lorenzo Appointed General
  • The Indian Guerrilla General
  • General Victoriano Lorenzo, the Revolutionary
  • Victoriano Lorenzo Ngawbé Indian Freedom Fighter
  • General Victoriano Lorenzo (1867-1903)

• ▼  June (11)
  • General Manuel Carlos Piar (1782-1817) His Legacy
  • General Manuel Carlos Piar: Liberator of Venezuela...
  • General Manuel Carlos Piar (1782-1817): Afro-Hisp...
  • The Genesis of Freedom in the Americas
  • The "Perpetuity" of Tension
  • The Roots of Fratricide
  • The Spirit of Freedom in the West Indies
  • The Struggles for Freedom: The Caribbean Backdrop
  • The Saga of the United States Canal: The Great Fea...
  • The Saga of the United States Canal Begins
  • The Beginnings of the Next Great Exodus

• ▼  May (9)
  • Honor the Black Race Today!
  • The Twentieth Century: Transition and What Was to ...
  • The Afro-Coloniales and the Country the West India...
  • Celebrate Africa Today!
  • The Second Wave of West Indian Laborers
  • The Latino Elite with the Psychological Ideals of ...
  • West Indian Workers and Manifest Destiny 1889-1904...
  • Recapitulation of Recorded History 1880- 1889
  • Some Thoughts on the Ideology of Our Times

• ▼  April (9)
  • A Special Issue on the first Labor Day of the Silv...
  • The End of the Boom Days in Bocas del Toro
  • The Supportive Women of Bocas del Toro
  • From Bocas: The Call for Strikes Up-The-Line
  • Women and the Rise and Fall of the Boom Days in Bo...
  • Women in Areas Built by Westindian Work Men
  • My Last Days in Bocas Del Toro
  • To End All Ideas of Being a Banana Plantation Work...
  • Bea's Rundon

• ▼  March (8)
  • Sometimes I feel like a motherless Child
  • A Woman's Ordeals
  • A Mami’s Prayer
  • Bea Continues Her Story
  • The Day I met Bea
  • The Women of the Railroad Construction Days
  • The Pioneers of Bocas del Toro and Puerto Armuelle...
  • The Great Experiment

• ▼  February (8)
  • Gold, Bananas, Railroads and the Westindians in Ce...
  • The Westindian Dispersions - 1889-1925
  • Recapitulation: Slavery after the 1840's
  • The French Preferred the West Indian Workingman
  • The West Indian Worker and the French Projects 188...
  • Jamaican workers on the American Transisthmian Rai...
  • Panama Gold and the Promised Land
  • A History of the Jamaicans and the Gold Rush of 18...

• ▼  January (3)
  • Interview With a Panama Canal Zone Silver Roll Sur...
  • Panama's Black Westindian Worker
  • Enter the Westindians

• ▼  2006 (1)
  • ▼  December (1)
    • The Beginning: Meeting of the Two Branches