High Cost of Turkey Puts It Beyond Reach of Many
Observance of Thanksgiving in New York shows hunger and high prices as philanthropic meals fed thousands of poor. Dinners hosted by charities served 1,000 to 2,000 per event while turkey prices rose from 25 to 35 cents per pound, with supplies delayed by cold storage councils and farm release delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Amerives
New York
Gotham
Heinen
Thaske
Rome
Galvation
Ars
Clase
King of Birds
Gusts of Living in Argentina Close to OK by Traveler
An American traveler recounts extended South America sojourns with emphasis on Argentina and Chile. He notes high living costs in Buenos Aires, language barriers in business, rough west-coast travel, and economic strain from Balkan wars and real estate booms. He contrasts Peru and Chile for trading ease and cites duties and hotel charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appetel
Amerins
New York
Holmes
Wee Bir
South America
Peng
Rairieet
Ohio
Ellisi
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Peru
Argentina
Holmer
Bieger
South
America
Mexioco
South American
Braail
Rio
Ches
Hivope
Italy
France
Han
Atwaye
Mexico
Montevideo
Calloa
General Williams Carter Leads 10,000 Troops on Border
The article describes General Williams H. Carter commanding about 10,000 U.S. troops on the Mexican border with a staff and nine aeroplanes. It notes pilots would aid intervention if needed, and hints at cautious, non-impulsive action over weeks. The text also contains digressive remarks on banana trade and personal anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Williams H. Carter
Senos
Carter
Mexico
Irelands Home Rule Assured Endangers No Election
The Irish premier, in a National Liberal Federation meeting remarks, rejects Conservative calls for a general election over home rule. He says the government remains committed to granting home rule to Ireland and won’t be deterred by civil war threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weemoteens
Premide Anquith
National Liberal Federation
Ireland
Men Freed 60 Back to Cells in Americas Report
Special from The Americas notes in Columbia 8 Nov that 60 prisoners were freed and sent back to cells. One hundred inmates were released yesterday by the governor. Three of the freed prisoners are described as convicts and are reported to face re incarceration under mis demeanor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Columbia
Plac Ty
Walla
Re. Homed
OLEEG Peace Conference With Indians Reported Near
An Indian runner brings news of General Scott's conference at the Navajo reservation to subdue an uprising. Scott travels with only an Indian interpreter from Noel Trading Post toward Beautiful Mountain. Outcome may determine surrender or fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
N. M
Crivaley
General Seat
Scott
Beautiful Mountain
Fight Over Rabbit Allegation Sparks Disorder Arrests
Aveorge Taylor aged 4 and Thomas Stover aged 30 were arrested for disorderly conduct after a fight on Pith and Walnut streets over an alleged accusation that Taylor stepped on game. Stover had returned from a hunting trip and placed rabbits on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveorge Taylor
Biath Street
Thomas Stover
Bernard
Stover
Pith
Walnut Streets
Taylor
Rivers Wins With Cross in Twenty Rounds at Vernon Arena
Special to The American reports Joe Rivers defeated Leach Cross in twenty rounds at Vernon Arena. Rivers fought brilliantly after two knockdowns in the fourth and twelfth rounds, gaining the early and sustained advantage. Referee George Blake was popular with the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Rivers
Leach Cross
New York
Vernon
Croms 5
Er Powers
Lamb Crom
George Blake
Britton Wins Near-Draw in Ten-Round Bout at Irving A C
Special to Tet American reports Jack Britton of Chicago and Mike Glover of Boston fought ten rounds at the Irving A C New York. Britton led seven rounds but left with a cut under the right eye. Glover held a three round edge and showed no visible effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Britton
Chicago
Mike Glover
Boston
Irving A
Clabby Beats Logan In Unequal Middleweight Bout
Jimmy Clab by of Hammond Ind defeated Boldier Frank Logan in the fourteenth round of a scheduled twenty round fight in San Francisco. Referee Griffin halted the unequal bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jimmy Clabby
Boldier
Frank Logan
Griffin
The Sweet Bye and Bye Poem Excerpt
Poem by William M. Wright argues happiness and youth through truth and purity. It contrasts smiles with tears from aging years and offers hope of a better afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wright
Thanks For Aid Campaign Totals Raised For YM and YW Associations
New York November 27 Those who conducted a whirlwind campaign of fifteen days raised a total of 4 062 501 for the Young Men's and the Young Women's Associations. Contributions mounted to 42 501 above the origin net with 17 244 separate gifts and 400 09 in anonymous donations. John D Rockefeller and Cleveland H were principal contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Men's
Young Women's Associationa
John D
Rocketetler
Cleveland
Senator Gore Denies Charges in Oklahoma Suit
Mrs Minnie E Bond of Oklahoma City sues United States Senator T P Gore for 50000 alleging violent behavior and that Gore repelled her advances. Gore and attorney filed a general answer denying the charges in Oklahoma district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Bond
Oklahoma City
United States
Oklahorma
Gore
Bond
Burglar Scare Sparks Family Search in Hoxedale Ky
Residents of Hoxedale Kentucky faced a burglar scare on Thanksgiving morning as multiple male family members from several households armed themselves to join a search for a prowler. George Klein, a hotel clerk, joined in the hunt. The lone abnormal intruder and details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxedale
Familly
George ‘Klein
Havlin Klein
Fashion delays spark gown trend fears in Chicago
The Chicago Record Herald notes frequent dress changes as a client cancels a gown order. The dressmaker cites three weeks for completion and fears the garment may go out of style while awaiting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drésemaker
Chicago Record. Herald
Four Held After Auto Theft Told by One
Police report that one of four men held last night confessed to stealing a car in Columbus. The group, described as hoboes from Cleveland, allegedly began in Cleveland and rode freight trains toward Cincinnati. Suspects named include Anthony Pape Kevin Cross Edward Ackerman Arthur Suhre, with Columbus residents cited as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainman
Orwood
Kant End
Columbus
Thim
Cleveland
Broad Street
Cincinnati
Anthony Pape
Kevin Cross
Edward Ackerman
Arther Suhre
Battle Creek
Mich
Austria plans army boost to 555000 men
In Vienna officials report Austria will increase its peace strength by expanding recruiting. The projected rise brings the army to about 555,000 troops amid ongoing financial strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Navy Team Ready for Army Battle
The Navy football squad of 35 with coaches and trainers arrived in New York and checked into the Vanderbilt Hotel. Lt Commander Williams and Lt Howard led the party as the advance guard from Annapolis for the Army game at the Polo Grounds on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Vanderbilt Hotel
Annapolis
Army
Polo Grounds
Williams
Navy Athletic Associaton
Howard
Owl Car Narrowly Missed Train Near Knowlton Corner
Police investigate a report that a Colerain avenue owl car narrowly avoided a collision with a train near Knowlton's corner early yesterday. A man at the crossing urged the car forward. Brighton barns said no official report yet, but an inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain Avenue
Knowlton’s Corner
Brighton Barns
Klops Hold Election At Mecklenburg Town Meeting
The Mecklenburg garden at Highland Avenue and University Street hosted the final town officers election. Boss Mecklenburg provided a feast for all attendees from the cat catcher to the sheriff with their tin badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecklenburg Garden
Highland Avenue
University Street
Free man pardoned after governor's clemency in Ohio
A man jailed for slaying John Sitte was released from the Athens county facility after an evening pardon from Governor Obseh, following Attorney General Hogan's admission of overzealous prosecution. The clemency restores citizenship rights and ends the state imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbu
Duhn
Garinicheel
Athens County
John Sltte
Obseh
Hogan
Carmichael
Thanksgiving Feasts Lighten Gloom Across City Readers
The article describes widespread charitable efforts on Thanksgiving in Cincinnati including citywide religious services and meals for about 3,090 impoverished residents. Charity groups, hospitals, and missions distributed dinners and goods, with turkey dinners and pies at shelters and homes for orphans and the elderly, while inmates and children received special treats and visits.
Forces Brace for Siege Near Capital Amid Rebel Advances
Fragmentary report describes a siege setup near the capital with sacristans and priests present. Rebels push toward Vanegama from San Lote Poton, dynamiting trains and controlling the railroad as communications suffer interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lote Poton
U. S. Transport Sets Sail For Southern Waters
The special transport with about 800 Marines and a fall crew on board departed Philadelphia Navy Yard today for southern waters. The vessel carries stores ammunition and provides three months of supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Crise
Rebels Claim Coastal and Northern Victories in Mexico
Special to The American from El Paso reports rebel forces under Villa rout Federal troops at La Cruz and threaten Chihuahua. Vima plans a decisive battle as 12 000 troops gather. Carranza weighs a southward move altering the insurgent plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Max Lean
Rabele
Republic
Tuxpan
LaCro Ie
Vina
Chihuahue
Antonié Villareal
Rubio Nacharrette
LaCruz
Tamaulipas
Vita’ Juarez
Jose “Vascon¢ehis
Vithtonhehe
Villa Ahuaada
Juarez
Villa
Suarez
Tierra
Blanca
ViNaos
Vima
Chibughua
Tenas
Urbina
Torreon
Manuel Chao
Chihuahua
Constitutionalists
Ofng
Sinaloa
Tepic
Laborer Survives Record High Electrical Shock
Physicians and electricians report a laborer surviving a shock of 2,200 volts, the strongest recorded survival they have heard of. The incident occurred amid claims of a full charge of 0,000 volts, noted as exceptionally dangerous with the laborer alive.
Boxes Provided for Mail of Rural Schools
A fragment indicates boxes are provided for rural school mail in Washington Nevada. It mentions delivery routes, departments, and the handling of letters and other matter, with addresses and locations implied but unreadable. The text is garbled and omits clear names, dates, or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pont
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Rai, Gen
THE
JOY Rider
Donnel
St. Louis
Globe - Democrat
Joe Rivers
Cross
Britton
Mr. Backers
Jimmy
Old Settler
Jim
Buertal Cable
Gar
Klops
Frees
Jenden
Cineminat
Herwins
Jupiter
Pgls
Hades
Dabfares
Thanes
Chietnaati
Xayiun
Aubernaveniir
Wellingtor
Deliones
Apa
Fox
Tidrtorum
Mixeary
Nolan
Mias
Lasird
Desota
T. Wescoty McCue
Mise Leona Devon
Aim
sAttenheim
Ahi
George Street
Mission
U. S
D. W. Sayre & CO
the Glow Electric Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Wilson
Paint “Store
Crentertie Town
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!