Roosevelt Denounces Lynching in Little Rock Welcome
President Roosevelt, greeted by Gov Jefferson Davis and thousands, denounced lynching during a seven hour visit in Little Rock Arkansas. He rode with a guard of veterans from Fort Logan H Root to city park where 40000 plus cheered and a luncheon followed at Albert Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Fort Logan
Argenta
Main 41
Albert Pike
Warting
Rock Island
Memphis
Jel Davis
Jefferson Davis
Dig Rock
United States
James H. Berry
James P. Clarke
W. E. Lennon
F. Thirteenth United States Infantry
A. C. Sharpe
Guard of Honor
Col. A. Fowler
Forme
Daniel W. Jones
Fort Logan H
Mai Street
Beene
Body of Simpson laid to rest in Wichita ceremony
Former Congressman Jerry Simpson was laid to rest with solemn Masonic rites in the Scottish Rite Temple. Congressman Victor Murdock gave the address and praised the late lawmaker as many prominent politicians attended the service. In another item, Chenelworth who stole horses in 1904 was captured in Wyoming and to be returned to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Jerry Simpson
Victor Murdock
Congress
Medora
N. D
Chenelworth
A.C. Huidekenper
Wyomley
Reid
All Russia at mercy of hordes of strikers
The article reports widespread strikes across European Russia led by rail workers and socialist groups. St Petersburg and Moscow face near siege conditions as factories shut and communication lines threaten isolation. Count Witte and ministers meet to discuss demands including a constituent assembly, while violence erupts in Ekaterinoslav and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Russia
St. Petersburg
Ussia
Count Witte
Cvisis
St Peetersburg
Moscow
Neva
Volga
St. Pétersburg
League of Leaguers
Social Democrats
Baymara
M. Manukhin
Peterhof
Big Textile Strike at Fall River Hinges on Talks
Fall River Mass October 25 a looming strike of more than 26000 textile workers in 75 mills was softened by a conference between a manufacturers committee and the Textile council. The group hopes for a compromise and asked unions to defer any strike action until next Monday night. A follow up meeting was planned to proceed with talks. Washington October 25 Senator Bl Kine chair of the interstate commerce committee scheduled a meeting for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Pikins
Washington
Get
Bi- Kine
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Federal Inquiry Sought Into Enterprise Bank Scandal
Harrisburg reports that Pennypacker sent Roosevelt a request for a federal investigation of Enterprise National Bank of Pittsburgh. The letter argues deposits of 1,030,000 are at risk and urges full scrutiny of the bank’s condition and causes. At Pittsburgh, several employees were dismissed with no stated reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Rooosevelt
Banterprise National Bank of
Heghenys
Pnterprise
Vileghieny
Laeber
Cine
A This Commonwealthy
Mu National Bank
Commonwealth
Ev Bf Banking
Powelle
Ana Remy
Pitteburg
Enterprise National Freak
Cunningham
Dental students clash with police in Chicago riot
In Chicago on October 25 twenty five policemen and about 200 Chicago College of Dental Surgery students fought in an annual class rush riot. Fifteen students were arrested as police fired over the crowd to disperse them. many were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tve
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Bluecoats
Cotton Experts Question Ginners Report Delay
Washington reports show 4 940 728 bales ginned in the United States up to October 18 with half bales counted. Rumors of inside influence and alleged delays prompted Rob North and Hester to exchange telegrams amid broker complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Bureau
Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
S. D. North
M. Bache & Co
New York
Wire Hayward, Vick & Clark
David Miller
Sully & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
H. G. Hester
North
Henry G Haster
Sittes
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Young Erne Edges Corbett in Cautious Bout at Washington Club
In Philadelphia on October 25 Young Erne defeated Young Corbett in a lysis round match at the Washington Sporting Club. Corbett knocked Erne to the floor in the opening round but Erne landed more blows overall as spectators debated whether the fight leaned to a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Young Erne
Young Corbett
Washington Sporting Club
Corbett
Erne
Black 24th Infantry to Duty in Mindanao
The War Department announced that the 24th Infantry, a colored regiment stationed at Montenegrin, is ordered to Mindanao in the Philippines for a second tour of duty. The unit has previously served in the Philippines and is expected to perform well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Delah
War Department
24Th Infantry
Montene
Mindanao
PV L
Philippines
24Th
Calm Follows Storm in Santiago de Chile
A chaotic riot in Santiago leaves about sixty dead and two hundred wounded as troops patrol the streets. A popular subscription has raised around 200000 for police, who suffered severely while trying to quell the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Chile
Santiago
Chile
Landon
Oet
Vanderbilts Acquire Little Kanawha Coal Lands Rail Lines
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway bought the Little Kanawha syndicate coal lands and lines in litigation, uniting a Vanderbilt system path to a new Atlantic seaboard route. Joseph Ramsey Jr and George Gould defended the sale against John Jones of Chicago. The deal includes multiple lines and 50 000 acres near Fairmont plus 35 000 acres in Gilmer Braxton and Lewis counties with plans to cooperate with the Chesapeake and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Times- Star Today
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Little Kanawha Syndicate
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Times-Star
Joseph Ramsey
Ramsey
George Gould
John K. Richards
John Jones
Chicago
Pittsbug
Lake Erie
Vanderbilt
Pitsburg
Little Kaneewaha
Vanderbilts
Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
Richards
Mr. Jones
Little Kanawaha
Litthey Kanawha Railroa Company
Parkersburg Bridge and Terminal Company
Ohio River
Burnsville
Buckhannon
Belington
Zanesville
Marietta
Parkersburg
Columbus
Cleveland
Fairmont
Gilmer
Braxton
Lewis Counties
Zimmerman-Hollands
Detroit
Toledo
Iron Tine
J. Pierpont Morgan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Gould-Ramsey
Jones
Alice Roosevelt Rides Harriman Special to Chicago
A special Harriman train carrying Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Chicago at 8 05 p m after fifty hours and forty four minutes from Oakland California. The run was eighteen hours faster than the Overland Limited. Harriman’s party reached Omaha later that day with a one hour delay as they planned fast service to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. H. Harriman
Alice Roosevelt
Aniger
Oakland
Cal
Harriman
Omaha
Neb
BE. H. Harriman
Northwestern
San Francisco
Daylight robbery foiled in New York store on Seventh Avenue
Five men robbed Alyram Fox's clothing shop in broad daylight near Broadway. Police chase followed as matinee crowds panicked. William Brackett identified among alleged robbers, accomplices escaped with loot. Fox fought Brackett, Brackett fled on a passing car. policeman intervened and Brackett was captured others vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Wiliam Brackett
Alyram Fox
Seventh Avenue
Fox
Brackett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnny Rees
Jeff Davis
Gray
Simpson
Hemains OF
Pombe DO
MAN
Wella
Masoneo
The
New York Herald
Witte
Ekaterinoslav
Russia
Seoond
Pushkin Monument
Nurbers
Muncipal
Minneapolis
Naples
Aples
United Si Sses
James M Miller
Colby M. Chieater
Naval Observatory
Pisa
Florence
Enterprise Bank
Allegheny
VEL Old Bank
Eays
Kanawaha
Wabash
West Virginia
Atlantic
Seaboard
Alice
Chiago
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!