Roosevelt hailed by French aviators in Paris meeting
April 26 in Paris Colonel Roosevelt received a cordial reception at city hall after a luncheon with M. Carron. He toured the Garnier museum and shared tea with Edith Wharton before a dinner hosted by General Drugere and attendance at the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats
Roosevelt
Issy Les Monneavy
Paris
Tolay
Academie Des Sporbes
Corone
Sewapapéry Tey
Yeatenday
Temp
Marely
Djim
M. Carron
France
Curzon
Garnavatet
Edith Wharton
Lenabay
Crient Falls
Mont
Guertig
Manchester
N. A
Tholy Land
Dia Holm News
Wires Save Five Balloonists at Dusk Rescue
Five balloon passengers escaped death when a gas bag ripped near Sacramento California at dusk yesterday. Wires broke the fall and saved the five aboard as the balloon descended rapidly and the craft was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrath
Sacramento
Cal
Local Notebook Residents and Visitors Refer to City
Personal mentions list CR Watson of Rawiby and Lew Lyons of Diente Waa in town for various duties. Ajax Carpenter stops at Nachivondte Night Depot. MeCtlomenta hosts a few days with family at Kimbolt Nethr. W Z Bean leaves eight depot positions. J G Bong of Merlian and R Dewler visit Metropolitan. Notables include J Herrick and J Klute from Chugwater. C B Gritfin Bear Creek transfers Dawineke in Cheyenne. M Tanderhon Wheatland arrives. Miss Mazel Wood convalesces after appendicitis surgery. P W Neidheiner of Indianapolis visits his son Bob Neidheiser in Cheyenne. Judge Matson holds court in Rawlins. Harry Barnett of Belle Fouche visits with W B Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR Watson
Rawiby
Taler-Organ
Lew Lyons
Diente Waa
Ajax
Carpenter
Apending
Dave
Bin
Kimbolt
Nethr
W. Z. Beanlon
J. G. Bong
Merlian
R. Dewler
John Herrick
Andohn Klute
Chugwater
C. B. Gritfin
Bear Creek
Dawineke
Cheyenne
M. Tt.anderhon
Wheatland
Mazel Wood
Giest
Et Privilte Hapital
Charles
State University
Laramie
Douglas
P. W. Neidheiner
Indianapolis
Bob Neidheiser
Youny Union Pacific
Matson
Titramie County District Court
Rawlins
Harry Barnett
unclear OCR fragment hints at a crime or pursuit scene
Fragmentary text describes travelers with papers and a watchful policeman pursuing a staged line. It mentions two men and a factory scene, with a police response and a tense exchange. The garbled content prevents precise reconstruction of events or identities.
Theatrical Veggmen Nabbed By Police
Two New York University undergraduates playing Vegginen in a college drama were arrested near midnight after a rehearsal and a late trip to the college bakery for a midnight lunch. They wore heavy stage makeup, prompting police intervention as the night closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vegginen
New York University
Chinese Royalty Brief Cheyenne Stop Delivers Royal Escort
Chinese royalty led by His Imperial Highness Prince Teal Toa and minister of war stops in Cheyenne for a brief visit. The party rides a five car Union Pacific special train, arriving at 10 25 yesterday and leaving after fifteen minutes with a mixed Chinese and American military escort including Col. Waller Schuyler and Capt. Henry R Lemly retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Teal Toa
China
Walington
D.C
Chang Yin Tang
Yang Kwai
Henry Chang
Legation
Meu Chih Shan
Yao ‘Pai Pang
Taan Chang
Liu Ba Yuan
Tie Hélen Chang
Ching Shao Yuan
Tung Chang
Wu Wei Yu
Col
Waller. Schuyler
U.S. Cavalry
Henry R. Lemly
U. S.A
Union Pacific
Department Answers Midnight False Fire Alarm
A citizen triggered a fire alarm from box 25 soon after midnight after mistaking steam from a roof pipe at the Annex block corner of Seventeenth street and Capitol avenue for smoke. Firemen, including a new extension ladder crew, confirmed steam as the cause after arriving and inspecting the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Convicts Die In Desperate Escape at Canon City Prison
Two inmates Mary Brophy and Andrew Johnson were killed during a prison escape attempt at Canon City Colorado. Wounded were John Pradtoy W J Williams and cell keeper Emory. The pair breached cells fired on guards but Brophy was killed and Williams shot attempting to detonate dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Wonvitts
Ty Aibhers
Marry Brophy
Andrew Johnson
John Pradtoy
W. J. Williams
Emory
Howe
Brophy
Johnson
Bradley
Willams
Miller
Williams
Sherman Boldly Defends Condemned Tariff Law
In St. Louis on April 22 Vice President Sherman urged Citizens Industrial Association to give the Payne tariff law a fair trial. He called the law a blessing to American industries and predicted it would work better than expected, advocating a higher protective tariff. Former Congressman J A Watson of Indiana attacked insurgents without naming names, as reported in The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sherman
Citizen’s Industrial Association
J. A. Watson
Indiana
Sharpers Made Two Great Killings
Secret service agents in New York and Massachusetts pursue a pair of alleged swindlers tied to the Walker and Coleman cases. They track a Cambridge banker’s cashier and a female accomplice said to have used a “wire” and a hard luck scheme to fleece banks of large sums. Detectives moved to New York to arrest two suspected confederates as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secret Service
William F. Walker
New Britain Savings Bank
George W. Coleman
National Oily Bank of
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts
William J. Kelliher
Coleman
New York City
Kelliher
Fortyfourth Street
Walker
Bryan questions Hughes appointment and ties to corporations
Bryan criticizes Hughes as a popular pick while noting a mixed record. He cites Hughes’ opposition to grafting and private individuals but argues his close sympathy with corporations, including a friendship with Rockefeller and a New York railroad rate bill vote. He also notes Hughes’ early opposition to income tax and a lack of hostility to privat monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Jin Hughes
iLuecoin
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Hughes
Rockefeller
New York
Privat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laudation
Ayer
Tran
Jimmy
Wiley
Stedtn Hovae Enleprnng
Feerk
Bkeunes
Bogie Man
America
Eddie Leonard
Earle C. Jones
Mosdern‘o. Eac
Music By
George W. Meyer
Dar
Bog' le
Hooker Trom
Womvit
Jon W. Syean & Co
Murray Music CO
The
Leader
Grippe
A. E. Roedel
Binon
Faro
E.R. Tarry
Bee
Omaha
Nebraska
Big
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!