Continential DAR congress opens in Washington with farewell to Mrs McLean
In Washington the eighteenth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution began. Retiring President General Mrs Donald McLean received a standing ovation as Vice President Sherman Ambassador Jusserand and Judge Stockbridge addressed the assembly. Delegates filled the hall as two candidates for the next presidency sat in view and awaited the election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Donald McLean
New York
Matthew C. Scott
Ilinois
Willian Cummings Story
McLean
Esther Frothingham Noble
Bishop Harding
Sherman
Ambassador Jusserand
Judge Stockbridge
Warfield
Maryland
Edward Everett Hale
Debated Tariff Estimates for Government Revenue
Senator Aldrich as committee chair outlined that BI finance estimates would yield revenue for the government. He warned that if the estimates falter Congress would need to adjust expenditures to align with general revenue conditions and consider new or revised taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Committee On
Ice
Senate
Finance Committee
Weather Damage Strikes Western Michigan Highways
A storm in western Michigan washes away road bridges and fences, halting travel as Pere Marquette and Kalamazoo routes face closures. Bridges washed out and miles of fences down leave roads impassable, with widespread transportation disruption reported Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msavy
Wiss Gene
Go Territtie
Mbsterma
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Wekoriours
New Sensation in Whitha Case
In Sharan Pal’s case a dramatic development emerges as the wife of Jape Beyie is involved. Authorities expect the trial to address Abe kidnapping cases as the public learns more about the suspect and the wider implications for local crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharan Pal
Churhter
Abe
Rases
Court denies hearing on state rate cases
The United States Court denies a hearing on the recent Alabama rate cases. The decision upholds the estate’s position, requiring the roads to either enact the state rate or seek intervention by the Supreme Court of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Court of Appends
Alabama
United States
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Monday's Sioux City live stock market quotes show top hogs at 7.15 dollars. The report lists top cows and other entries with pricing, reflecting market activity in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Grand Haven Freight Train Derails in Michigan Washout
A Grand Trunk freight train derailed east of Grand Rapids Michigan after a washout one mile west of Grand Rydds. Reports say several people were killed and one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Grand Haven
Grand Ruydds
Mich
Mondas
Warship flotilla ordered to Constanthiegde
The battleship group including Gabiel Creiseaiou Laeubee Scetlin and Berd na sailed Monday afternoon to Constanthiegde under orders amid the Geran War. The squadron sails in formation as part of a show of force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Squaedgall
Gabiel Creiseaiou
Laeubee
Scetlin
Berd§na
Constanthiegde
Mass Lynching in Ada Strikes County Jail
A mob of about 200 in Ada Ohio overpowered the sheriff and lynched several white men accused of complicity in a February 1909 murder near Ada. The raid damaged the jail electric lights, leaving the town in darkness. Victims listed include Miller of Fort Worth Texas rancher Ed Burrell of Duncan Oklahoma and Allen West of Canadian Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ohio
Miller
Fort Worth
Tex
Ed Burrell
Duncan
Oki
Twarimge
Sherif
Walter Peeler
A. A. Boddbit
Cattsman
Bolhir
Phe Yuchurdtity
West
Miter
Rabbit
Taurrell
Allen West
Bssbi
Smuggling Ring Hires Bribe to Halt Inquiry in Paris Treaties
The smuggling syndicate offered Collector Laooh ten thousand dollars to drop the investigation of sleeper trunks north of Paristown, then raised the offer to two hundred thousand dollars. The government refused all offers as officials pursue the case, revealing gowns made in Paris for prominent American women. The seized items will be auctioned next month with models and dressmakers engaged for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laooh
Paristown
Leeh
Cetleville Leek
Wilt Bohainbridge
Wiited States Reistry Department
Achaine
Customs Bureau
Paris
Chattee
Treasury Department
Bainbridge
Speeb
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Loeb
Battle of Lexington commemorators meet in Des Moines
The Gfty of Che dow Sons of the American Revolution gathered in Des Moines to push for a permanent date to honor the Lexington battle. The event highlighted competition awards for American history essays, with twelve students receiving medals. Allene, a telephia student at Ames Agricultural College, was named the winner Vineette Pertils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Town Society
Allene
Teifiphia
Lows Agrivultumiet College
Ab Ames
Vineette Pertils
Henry Wallace Dead Leader in Des Moines Civic Life
Mrs Henry Wallace a prominent Des Moines civic leader died Monday at Des Moines Iowa after a fifteen year illness. She led church club and charitable work for over twenty years and was well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wathice
Des Moines
Abe
Wallace
Mason City Man Charged With Bigamy
Christian J. Ravalla a Mason City musician is accused of taking three wives and is held on a 10000 bond awaiting a hearing. The complaint filed by S J Dreeser of Chicago alleges Ravalla mismarried three times after formerly living in St Joseph Michigan. Ravalla denies the charges and had been active in local social circles since arriving in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Christian J. Rayalla
S. J. Dreeser
Chicago
Ravalla
Ravalla Furmerily
St. Joseph
Mich
Death of J. Jonatgs pressman and Civil War veteran
J. Jonatgs, a former pressman and Civil War veteran born in Newton, died Saturday in Winterset. He served in the Thirty Ninth Congress, practiced law in Indiana, edited the Madisonian, and earlier worked for the Pennsylvanian printing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonatgs
Winterset
Newton
Indiana
Tian Tsao
The
Madisonian
Maybray Polo Case Seeks Federal Bond to Prevent Arrest
Attorney George Wright argues for bonds to free Maybray on federal charges, claiming arrest by federal authorities would follow otherwise. He fears the state bond would require about $690,000, with indictments totaling ten at $16,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Iauie de Hlaltis
Maybray
Odo Edfort
Milbray
Re Alate
Big Verdict For Tingary Rojary At Estherville
In a lengthy trial lasting over five hours, Judge Tingary and juror Rojary delivered a verdict for plaintiff Bradbury against Rock Island Railway. Bradbury, a former brakeman, sued for 24 900 damages claiming the loss of his right arm due to a defective car. The verdict awards 5 000 to Bradbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojary
Estherville
Chfton W. Bradbury
Rock Island Railway Company
Bradbury
Tiraettinager
Winemakers Driven Out in Doniphan Under Prohibition
The Kazan prohibition law ends a 35 year wine and cider trade in Doniphan, with the industry halted and thousands of barrels of product affected. Nicholas Grenner moves remaining stock to St. Joseph, Missouri for disposal as the legislature enforces the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazan
Doniphan
Brengaer Larus
Nicholas Grenner
St. Joseph, Mo
Hains Trial Opens With Permanent Insanity Defense
The trial of Capt. Peter Hains Jr. begins Monday with his lawyers set to argue permanent insanity as a defense in the murder of Willan Annis aboard the Bayside Yacht Club. The case centers on alleged emotional crimes and seeks to establish an incurable mental condition as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter (. Hains, Jr
Willan Annis
Local farmer Crum dies by suicide in shallow pool
Seve mars years old wealthy Austintown farmer Crum killed himself by drowning in a two foot deep pond. He knelt on his hands to keep his head under water and had been in poor health.
Des Moines County Ordered To Pay For Voting Machines
A federal court ruling requires Des Moines County to cover costs for voting machines. The decision favors the Trust and targets the county’s refusal to fund the devices. The case, tied to Security Company of Touche, involves obligations to reimburse the debt and related costs. The judgment, delivered in Weekuk court, sets a precedent for funding such equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
McPherson
SMEG
Cconpany
Touche
Medines
Pearticni
Jassginens
Ceanpacis
Sears
Pde
United States
Ducouds
Anger Cause of Suicide Shocks Sioux City Family
A Sioux City man J A Tucker reportedly shot and killed himself in a bedroom as his wife and baby were present. Investigators found a note and child proofing in the home as authorities described the tragedy and motives under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tucker
Puechor
Daughter Kills Father in New York Night
John Wallace aged 65 was murdered in New York Messias night by his daughter Agnes. The motive remains unclear though the family exclaims cruelty led to the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
New York
Messias
Agnes
Anan Party Starts and Secretary Dickinsom Plan
A fragmentary notice says Secretary of War Dickinsom will lead his party to Nash Washington on Sunday to board the president's yacht Mity the fJathmas yn Wediee Hower for a trip. Details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinsom Anak
Washington
Narndtig
Professor Trolbrook Dead In Lebanon, Gmathrm
Alfred Polbrook of Lebanon, Georgia, longtime professor at the Normal university, died Saturday night. He was known as a pioneer in herbal studies and led the famed herbal schools. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Polbrook
Lebanon
Bryan Accepts Invitation to Address Legislature
Speaker Ferris of the Florida House has extended an invitation to May for a address by Bryan J. to the legislature. A May date is likely to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ferris
Florida Huaselves
Dyereniy
Judge Pike Rules on Jurisdiction in Nevada Divorce Case
Judge Pike of Washer County District Court Nevada states he would entertain jurisdiction if proceedings begin. Virginid Harned seeks divorce amid unclear case details as names and places appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Thermo
de de Aethera
Illinois Supreme Court Noted for Davia Anderson Case
The Illinois Supreme Court delayed no stay of execution for Davia Anderson, who was sentenced to death in Chicago on April 23, amid the case of Patloe Callaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Davia Anderson
Teading
Chietgce
Far Throurder
Patloe Callaghan
Argentine gold shipment debt triggers New York bank action
The National Bank of Commerce in New York City contracted 1,606,000 in gold coins for shipment to Buenos Aires, Argentina, reflecting a large international bullion transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Dredgeboat Gen. HoMM Roberts Destroyed by Fire
A fire aboard the dredgeboat Gen. Ho MM Roberts was consumed and destroyed, with onlookers reporting a blaze that spread rapidly from the Staindavy tug assisting operations. Rescue efforts were hampered by the vessel’s heavy smoke and collapsing deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piralles
Ho MM. Roberts
Wn Ghatvestan
Fluebou
Poisoning inquiry at college linked to beverages
The report notes no deaths but a statewide probe finds possible poisoning at a college event. Officials mention bifermathon or Utetexical poisoning as possibilities, with references to testing and medical analysis by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madies College
Wright
Prisbie
Bloody garments found near Burlington Potlaeb
A fragmentary report describes stained garments found in a coat pocket. Items include a complete suit with missing accessories, a rabbit’s foot, a nutcher of pictures, and a crumpled page from a child’s book. One sleeve carries a handwritten line.
Fragmentary tale from Peal bite area on town hardships
A garbled report describes a local event in Peal bite involving a town figure and damage to a water works pipe. The confusing text mentions a person named Jormes Liming and references a fall, a sidewalk issue, and wind affecting water, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jormes
Missionary Severely Betten Reported in Fretful Incident
Fragmentary text describes a missionary named Phares Cranpton at Quite Feuia who was severely injured after an unknown force attacked him. The garbled report references the M. oR. ghuresin and Ubsat but lacks clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chee Beard
M. Or
Cotton Compress Fire Damages Gotpon Plant in Arkansas
One of the largest cotton compress facilities in Lite Rock Arkansas was destroyed by a Monday fire. Estimated losses reach 1,000,006 pounds, with authorities noting extensive damage and ongoing investigations. Local officials, fire crews, and company representatives are assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite Rock
Ark
Moscow memorial honors terrorist victims in recent years
A ceremony in Moscow dedicated a memorial to victims of terror over recent years. Attendees included representatives from government and local communities. The event underscored the ongoing impact of violence and the need for resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiagael Tuo Maarery
Land Linke
Sergius
Moscow
Bursia, Munday
Wilhelm and Greek King Greeted on Corfu Arrival
Emperor William and the Empress arrived on Saturday and were welcomed by the King of Greece on Corfu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Greece
Corfu
Eamperor
William
Correo
Man Jumped From Window at Wanamaker’s Store
An unnamed man about 60 committed suicide by jumping from a window on the eleventh floor of Wanamaker’s department store in New York on Monday. Police and witnesses reported the incident with few details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wWndcavor
Wanamakers Department Store
New York
Madani Cries to Will
A garbled line appears to reference Madani crying to Will and a person named John ed Jobison amid unclear events at an unspecified seat or state, with mentions of escape and a likely one day event and a sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed. Jobison
Ruse
Turko Bulgarian Protocol Drafted After Monday Talks
Representatives from two regional unions signed a protocol after weekend talks. The Turko Bulgarian discussions yielded a tentative framework with no firm timelines or binding commitments.
Widow Mary Watkins Dies at 106 in Bellbrgead Ohio
Mrs. Mary Watkins of Bellbrgead Ohio dies at 106 possibly the oldest White resident in the state. Abr Watkins was mentioned in the obituary with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watkins
Bellbrgead
Ohio
Abr Watkins
Tera da
Minmer Hicks Resigns Amid Chilean Appointment Turmoil
Minmer Hicks resigns as American minister to Chile. Jon Hieds presented his revocation to the state departure line, signaling a formal shift in diplomatic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minmer Hicks
Jon Hieds
Chile
Rnt
To Be Hanged May 7
President Tarteirae refused to intervene in the case of Joaquin Segrara, sentenced to death in the Panama Canal Zone. The execution is set for May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarteirae
Joaquin Segrara
Panama Canal Zone
Tee
Gutoun
Temperance Worker Sarah Strothers Dies in Findlay
Mrs Sarah A Strothers a noted temperance worker in Findlay Ohio died Saturday An obituary notes her long service with the temperance movement and her influence in county social reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Strothers
Findlay
Murphy Crusade
Static Firemen Tourney Attracts Wide Regional Field
A large field of horses is expected to compete at the Static Firemen Tournament held at Davenport Salr grounds. Teams from Iowa cities including Shoux City, Davenport, Council dlulfe, Des Medues, Caritan, Waterhog, Dartington and ted Quik are listed with free for all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laagengeart
Aubuet
Qngual
Buwine
Fottowita Chives
Towa
Ashton Hotel Reopens After Closure
The Ashton hotel reopened after a closure that began January 20. A.M. Tugaw of Hawarden led the reopening activities and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
A.M. Tugaw
Hawarden
Meeting Vote Shapes City Government Plans
A report from Monday’s gathering shows officials debating the installation of new government plants amid a broader agenda to address local governance. The exchange review focused on policy steps and potential reforms to be pursued in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voensmeredal Exchange
Joes Mobues
Ceily Povernment
Italie Cen
Pdshi
Slediboss Spat Bank Closure Impacts Depositors
The depositary firm Slediboss Spat Bank closed its doors on Neo Veanber dy hive Just beet picid in ted Cithonal. Gbo8 percent was awarded upon deposits, affecting customers and local creditors. The event prompted regulatory scrutiny and potential payout concerns for account holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slediboss Spat Bank
Local incident leaves several injured and hospitalized
A Saturday evening accident between two parties caused a heavy collision and minor to serious injuries to multiple people. Police reported one victim in stable condition with ongoing treatment at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Prentiss Wars
New Missouri Valley Factory by Nichols Bros at Martian City
Nichols Bros of Martian City announces plans for a large Missouri Valley factory. The project involves land purchases to build pressed brick and crude materials facilities. The press and details indicate substantial investment and expansion in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Bros
Martian City
Torie
Hive
Widley
Quake Daite Ing
Organ Donation Boost to Swedish Lutheran Church
Garnegle contributes 1000 dollars toward an organ project for the Swedish Lutheran Church in Ottumwa. Andrey Carneple also donates 1000 dollars to the church fund. The total organ fund stands around 4000 dollars with further pledges expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey Carneple
Ottumwa
Ehureh
Preparations for Goa Development Plan Underway
Efforts are moving forward to support a new development program in Mort Dodge aimed at housing up to 6,000 residents. Officials expect construction to proceed with provisions for a large central lodge and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Dodge
Perobeatde Pt. Lodge
Deceased Pound Laying Up at Dew Moloen
A public notice reports a funeral for Pound deceased with details about a baby boy and family members. The document mentions a person accused in a serious case, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Congress Debates Tariff Legislation and Census Oversight
The passage describes crowded sessions as the House and Senate wrestle with tariff revisions, census funding, and oversight of proposals. Key figures include Ma. Dailey and Senator Phaniet, noting delayed actions and veto risks while committees push to finalize amendments and deliver a revised measure. The article records procedural struggles and party dynamics without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareyide
Tory Wittel
Ma. Dailey
Ela
Vanderbilt estate dispute sparks claims and court action
The article reports on contested claims over a Vanderbilt estate and related legal maneuvers. It notes the involvement of New York City parties, Long Island interests, and a proposed payment under a new claimant framework. It also mentions cooperative efforts by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Chad Croker regarding disclaimed entrants. Additional items include a $1,000,000 grant from the Peabody fund for Southern teachers and a warning on caffeinated drinks by Dr. Harvey Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Croker
New York Fire Tie Partioent
Entel
Leonard Wood
Mr. Croker
Peabody Educaion Fund
Dpeabodly College For
University of Wencerner At
Nashville
Southern Buttes
Harvey W. Wiley
Governoor
Jaco el Sehpa
Onieipe
Rsa
Bing Leopard
Accu
Roconrage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
Crabb
A. R. Dames
Bute
Stouime EN
Michigan
Ammneh Sramiage
Deuely Bain
Geran Warships Sail
Olstwiani
Lok
Sons of American Revolution
Mes
Henry Wallace
COL
Commiengs ES
Maybray Polo
Tingary
Beakeman
Gd Pir
Kansas
HAINS
Tucker
Prof. Trolbrook
Arkansis
Colelegians
Ben Moines
Burlington
Potlee
Marshalltown
Pontine Gear
Daseebeton
Eers
Prietop
Wits Oatsarderdd Tly Cotitea
Betten
Madani
Will
Temperance
Astrubad
Ah Peters
Ead Childaen
Turkatuiuo
Zudorses Des Moloes
Dham
Ger Davidend
Radhood Phe
New Missouri Valley
Garnegle
Goa
Work of Congress
Aldvieh
Covitt de Cottautites
Phaniet
Segate
aYordhis
Payne
Phe
Dipst
Shertiv
Tia Suidtines Committee On the
Pisiiggeiess Fe Mse
P.m
Actan
Long Island
Vanderbilt
College of Pmiysmitus
Wyceler
Elitetis
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!