New York 100 Years Hence A Vision of 2025 Growth
The article presents expert forecasts of New York City expanding into a vast metropolitan area by 2025, with skyscrapers, underground subways, elevated streets, and skyways. It cites Thomas N. McCarter predicting a 50 mile commuter radius, linking New York to Trenton and Stamford, and foresees a population of 75 to 100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Paterson
Trenton
N. J
Manhattan Island
Europe
Central Park
Thia
Fightar Geilleleg
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Stamford
Conn
Ims
McCarter
Flue and Chimney Fires Highlight Safety Warning
Fire marshal cites data showing chimneys and flues cause many blazes across states. In 1915 to 1923 losses totaled 104000 dollars in one county, with New York reporting the highest damage nationally. The bulletin urges safer chimneys to reduce fires and deaths, noting many blazes arise from neglect and improper maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Nailer Jussex
West Virginia
Bolal
District of Columbia
New York
UT Enomehbody
Unity
Aremen
Avery
Oldest Living Mason Celebrates 107th Birthday in St Louis
Joseph Singer Hatstead, possibly the nation’s oldest Mason, marked his 107th birthday in St. Louis with remarks on moderation in eating as key to longevity. A physician noted no tobacco use affecting health. Dr. and Mrs. Margret Malstead celebrate seventy years of marriage, recalling no quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Maur
Joseph Singer
Hatstead
Ivourl
Be- Heyad
United States
Aician
Margret
Mal
Youss
Fire safety warning on chimney openings and smoke pipes
A fragment warns that smudge fires and smoke entering through openings indicate leaks to seal. It notes chimneys that become too hot to touch signal danger and urges keeping smoke pipes free of soot for safe operation of heating apparatus.
Return of Borglum to Georgia Requested
Adattu Georgia March 4 requisition papers tested into today by Governor Woolkey asking Governor McLean of North Carolina to return Borglum the sculptor to Georgia on charges of malicious mischief and larceny. Dekalb county grand jury found he destroyed designs and models for the Stone Mountain Confeder ate memorial after being discharged. Sheriff J A McCurdy to take charge and proceed to Greensboro for a Saturday hearing following last weekend arrest by Greensboro officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adattu
Ita
Woolkey
Fey
McLean
North Carotha
Georgia
Ciutzon
Glum Do Pilsner
Wishlef
Grand Jury
Dekalb County
Borghim
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
J. A. McCurdy
Greensboro
Borglum
Groogie
Deputies Guard Home as Brothers Elude Arrest Warrants
Bellefontaine Ohio March 4 Deputies still guard the farm home of Harry and Ray Wren aged fifty and forty who have been at bay since Monday when officers tried to serve lunacy warrants. The brothers threatened the deputies with shotguns and pistols and escaped into Bellefontaine driving away armed. They later returned to their fortress after eluding guards and obtaining more arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Wwe
Harry
Ray Wren
Baseball's Big Four Shine Across Ten Seasons
New York report recalls the quartet Cobb Speaker Hornsby and Ruth as baseball's Big Four. Over 1945 to 1924 they combined for top batting marks, 100 runs in many seasons, 200 hits repeatedly, and multiple 400+ slugging feats. Ruth and Hornsby stand among all-time sluggers with league records in home runs, total bases, runs, and batting averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tootball
Notre Dame Backfeld
Cobb
Speaker
Hornghy
Ruth Balldow
Goliatha
Swat
Nave
Hornsby
Ruth
Tey
Jiornsby
Ftty
Covd
Stokes Testimony Details Divorce and Suspected Infidelity
Stokes testifies in his own defense describing a 1919 separation after conflicts with Mrs Stokes. He recounts finding her in negligee and pursuing an alleged lover, Billing, amid tension that led to divorce talks and a move toward a White House visit aftermath. Also notes on baseball pennant race commentary and team critiques without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Fifth Aveltlio
Mr. Stokes
Dilling Intuer
Billing
Mrs. Stokes
Fong
Washington
Brother and Sister Married in Cumberland Md Stun Parents Seek Aid
Johnstown residents Stephen Balough age nineteen and his sister Helen Balough age seventeen wed Tuesday in Cumberland Maryland. Cumberland authorities say the father has no grounds for arrest and will send the marriage certificate to Johnstown. Neighbors note the pair appeared normal and have not returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Stephen
Balough
Helen Balough
Cumberland
Stephen Balough
Decker Avenue
Charles EK
Briney
Pollen
Matimontal
Intenttlana
Patge
Jobstown
Fay Ae
Helen
John W. Davis Spent Inaugural Day at Desk
New York reports John W. Davis spent inaugural day at the desk amid defeat in the presidential race. Officials and supporters describe Davis focusing on cabinet considerations and party unity as March events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
DESK
Breakfast and baking dishes with toad in the hole recipe
A garbled cookbook page outlines toad in the hole and custard fruit desserts with milk batter, crocks, and baked treats. It includes batter steps, baking times, and a 1925 NEA Service note. Also contains stray items about pork and baked potatoes and a brief, unclear criminal note about a Japanese student sentenced for possessing yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Crew
Caesar
NEA Service, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. Secor
Mar
Mer
Jy Oak i
Ric
Frozs
Eerte
FIGAN
Pressqt Akyecraper
Lower Manhattan Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Beecham
Jeu
Mason
Layevil
Hornaby
Han
Pege Gue
Giants
Yankees
Ney York Ealty
Mts
Riquid
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mar Davia
Childre
Bamnly
Sally Lunn
Gos
Poyko
Magao Kugonoki
Hig
Prigon
Bluefield Gas & Power Co
Bland Street
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!