Pestilence Likely to End Speedily War in the East
London reports Turkey formally appeals to Bulgaria for peace as armistice terms spark dispute over Adrianople Scutari and Monastir evacuations. Battle rumors hover around Monastir, while Bulgarians reportedly seize Hademkov near Constantinople. Cholera worsens, driving fear of armistice amid war weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Scutari
Monastir
Hademkov
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Vienna
Reichspost
Tchatalja
Ssuterl
Salonki'a
Janina
Metsdvo
Bucharest
St. Petersburg
Servino
Adriatic
Reuter Telegram Company
San Stefano
Tchatalla
Saved from Gallows by Use of Cigarettes
Pottsville Pennsylvania November 14 The judge told the jury that Earward Hadler a cigarette fiend who smoked a pound of tobacco weekly showed his brain was affected and caused the murder The jury acquitted Hadler and asked the judge to order him to quit tobacco for life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Brumm
Earward Radler
Hadler
Radler
Almost Freezing Predicted Today in Local Forecast
The thermometer fell 14 degrees from Wednesday morning to yesterday and is expected to be about zero above freezing this morning. No rain is forecast, and the day will stay cool with a high near 56 degrees similar to yesterday's record high.
Senator Rayner Near Death in Maryland Residence
Washington November 14 Senator Isador Rayner of Staryland is gravely ill at home. He suffered a relapse tonight and his son and close family members were rushed to his bedside as doctors monitor a worsening heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isador Rayner
Staryland
Mystery Surrounds Death of Miss Majorie Powers in Boston
Miss Majorie Powers, 16, found dead face down in a tub at a west end hotel after last being seen with a man who signed as Mr and Mrs Davis. Arthur T Cumings, a 53 year old Winthrop produce trader and her employer, was detained for questioning as police investigate possible foul play. Local medical examiner deferred cause of death pending autopsy. Powers lived with her mother Mrs Richard Powers and had several siblings in Pasadena and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Majorie G. Powers
West End
Faneuil Hall
Miss Powers
Arthur T. Cumings
Cumings
Winthrop
Magrath
Richard Powers
Thomas
James Powers
Pasadena
Cal
Crusade Begun to Save Women From Cancer
New York reports the medical congress will launch a publicity crusade to raise early detection and treatment of cervical cancer. A five-member committee of leading gynecologists will craft articles for newspapers and magazines to educate the public, especially women, about radical operation benefits and prompt diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marical Congress of Surgeons
Starmeeting
Thi‘ Academy of
United States
Cullen
Welthhelm
Right or Wrong He Loves Girl Trial Testimony
Jerome Quigley testified in Columbus Ohio that he loves Miss Cecelia Farley and believes Alvin Zollinger killed himself. He said Farley told him Zollinger threatened suicide unless she left Quigley. Quigley supported Farley while acknowledging fear Zollinger’s death was self-inflicted. Farley expected to testify next, crowding in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Jerome Quigley
Cecelia Farley
Alvin Zollinger
Zollinger
Miss Farley
Mary Lyon
Cincinnati
Darton
Miss Farrey
Dayton
Mayor-elect fights crematory deal rise before public
James G. Woodward criticizes a $276,000 crematory contract as excessive, argues it should be decided by the people. He urges the aldermen to delay tearing down the old plant on Rhodes street and cites cheaper, proven examples from Milwaukee and Atlanta. He predicts the Destructor project cannot be finished by May or June and notes bids for site excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodward
Woodward
Rhodes Street
Aldermanic Board
Milwaukkee
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Destructor Company
Chtel
Smith & Sweeney
Gillam H. Morrow
Board of Health
Candler
Clayton
Gilbert
Women Burn Bonnets to Celebrate Suffrage Victory
In Pittsburg Kansas on November 14, Mrs Elizabeth Callean led Crawford County Suffragette members and about 300 women in burning old bonnets at the public square. The demonstration followed a courthouse meeting where Callean spoke and attendees cheered the decision granting women the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Elizabeth Caliean
Crawford County Suffragette Association
Callean
Weather bulletins to protect farmers and crop yields
A meeting of meteorologists approved resuming weekly government crop bulletins to aid farmers. Professor Wills L. Moore of the Weather Bureau will forward the plan to the Agriculture Secretary. The program seeks up to date crop conditions nationwide and closer cooperation with agricultural stations, plus a proposed Washington division of agricultural meteorology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speavitara
Wills L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Professor Moore
T. M. Cline
New Orleane
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cc. F. von Herrmann
Atlanta
Mrr. von Herrman
Dnd
Brantley Urged for Cabinet Post in Wilson Administration
Brunswick Ga November 14 Resolutions passed by the city executive committee urging Congressman W G Brantley for secretary of commerce and labor in Wilsons cabinet follow a movement started by townsmen Trade bodies and individuals unanimously endorsed the congressman The action was unsolicited and Brantley knows of the movement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
W.G. Brantley
Todey
Brantley
Merchants and Manufacturers Contest Sparks Massive Enthusiasm
The Constitution's Mer chants and Manufacturers' Contest draws thousands of votes daily as cases fill with box tops wrappers and other voting items. Special prizes include two 350 piano grands with entry closed December 20. Atlanta and Georgia winners to be named. Many organizations and individuals already entered across Atlanta and cities like Athens Gainesville LaGrange Newnan Marietta Macon Rome Griffin with ongoing daily additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlianta
Onstitution
Ikae
Epodite
Inteinew“Oulyarity
Constitution
Maddox and Lane Named Directors
Petersburg November 11 stockholders of the Seaboard Air Line at their annual meeting inaugurated the new policy announced last June when Davies Warfield and associates bought a large block of stock. Twelve of the twenty six directors elected today are southern capitalists, as are the president Harahan and other officers. The directors will meet in Baltimore November 26 for organization and carrying out southern control. Directors elected include Milton Alles James Blair Franklin Brown Charles Capps James Colgate Samuel Buller W J Harahan Wilson Kinnear Fili Lane Loree Robert Maddox J William Middendorf Norman Ream Vergus Reid Townsend Scot Benjamin Strong Jr P Talaferro Frank Vanderbilt Davies Warfield George Watts AL H Wiggin A H Woodward B F Yoakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Associates
Seaboard
Jo Harahan
Norfolk
New York
Southern Concern
Dolley
Southern Control
Milton B. Alles
Washington D.C
James A. Blair
Franklin Q. Brown
Charlés R
Norman Bb. Ream
Chicago
Vergus Reid
W. T. Rosen
Charles H. Sabin
Townsend Scot
Benjamin Strong, Jr
New
York
J. -P. Talaferro
Jackson
Fla
Frank’ A. Vanderbilt
Maes George W. Watts
Durham
Angry Nashville mayor targets editor over election boxes
Nashville mayor H. Dievesse issues a sharp statement accusing Davidson County election officials and U S commissioner Harry A. Ek of discrepancies between counted and certified votes. He also denounces editor J B Staniman of The Nashville Banner and broadens criticism to unnamed authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Maryor H. Diewse
Davidson
Harry A.ek
United. States
Bare
J. B. Staniman
Nashville Banner
Bain
Wilson and Taft May Not Meet in New York
Princeton November 14 President elect Wilson and President Taft are likely not to meet in New York when both are there this weekend. Wilson plans to attend a Princeton dinner and then begin a vacation trip, while Taft will arrive early Saturday to prepare for his journey. Visitors include Homer Cummings and former Governor Ansell, with Colonel Lindsay Johnson noted as Mrs. Wilson's birthplace connection. Governor Wilson expects to return December 16 for a busy schedule of appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Wilson
Taft
New York
Princeton University
York
Homer & Cummings
Natin
Connecticut
Ansell
South Carolina
Lindzay Johnson
Rome
Flames sweep Hephzibah. town's business district destroyed
November 14 report from Augusta notes a fire at Hephzibah fifteen miles from Augusta that wiped out the town's business section. The blaze razed the Masonic hall and eight stores, totaling about $10,000 in losses. Originating in a wooden building, the fire spread rapidly as no local fire department could arrive in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cai
Hephzifah
Masonic
Auesusta Fire Department
Name Clause in Nashville Banner Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a name not to be mentioned in The Nashville Banner. The text includes garbled phrases about conditions and a statement regarding Mr. Luck, with no clear event or date to anchor a fuller report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Banner- Hyneetyrth
Mr. Luck
Paschal Case Dominates Arbitration Session
The arbitration heatedly debated Paschal’s 18 hour violation and his conduct as a railroad union committeeman. Superintendent Brand accused Paschal of being narrow minded and pestering officials while labor side officials defended his sincerity. The session shifted from the Li hour question as evidence focused on Paschal’s role and the ongoing dispute with Conductor Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Georgia Railroad
Paschal
Beeun
Ratira
Paschi
Pascual
Gregg
W. L. Davis
Davis
Mr. Brand
William L. Chambers
Montay
Weather Prophecy Forecasts Fair But Colder Days Ahead
Weather notes predict fair and colder conditions Friday and Saturday. Local report lists daily highs and lows with mean temperatures and a brief rainfall tally of 17.52 inches deficit since month start and excess since January 1st.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Rayner
Ranels
The
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
W. H. Jordan
Andrew M. Soule
E. W. Allen
Wash- DP
W. E. Stone
Indiana
Association
Toprow
C. F. Curtis
Charles C. Thatch
Jobr
Hamilton
Washington, D. C
G. I. Christy
Maddox
Lane
Lindsay Johnson
Hephzibah
Salement
Matey
Corgu
Rata Sfati
Htm
Ruanta
Atlantis City
Ely
Birmingham
Boise City
Brownaville
Buffalo
Charleston
Denver
Des Moines
Hatteras
City
Sue
Haron
Jacksonville
Kansas
Ear
Louisville
Memphis
Adam
Montgomery
Montreal
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Civ
Portland
Raleigh
San, Francisco
St Louis
Clear. Paul
St. Sal
Lake City
Seattia
Shreveport
Spokane
Aso
Amma
Toledo
Ashington
Hmston
Fae
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!