Storer Reveals Roosevelt Vatican Letter Mission
Vienna dispatch reports Mrs. Bellamy Storer denies fabricating a Roosevelt letter to influence the Vatican over Archbishop Ireland and the Philippines. She notes Roosevelt’s 1900 New York governorship letter praised Ireland and urged American Catholic leadership while avoiding direct Vatican interference. Roosevelt’s note to Storer mentions love to Bellamy as he nears Carlsbad cure in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bellamy Storer
Piss
Marquis de Reveaux
Roosevelt
Ireland
Gove
New York
United States
Philippines
America
Vatican
Mr. Roosevelt
Bellamy
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Storer
Carlsbad
Plot 10 Blow Up Parliament Plot 10 Blow Up Parliament
A London dispatch from April 1 reports a sensational claim by The Observer’s St. Petersburg correspondent about a plot to blow up Parliament. Details are sparse and the report emphasizes the alleged conspiracy rather than confirmed actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
the Observer
Double Romance Ties Sitgreaves Couple in Quiet Wedding
The marriage of Joseph Spining and Mrs William Turner was held last night at the Highland avenue home in Mt. Auburn. Their union closes a twofold romance that began with earlier divorces and custody disputes between Spining and Turner. Following the ceremony they traveled to Chicago and will reside in an Avondale apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spining
William Turner
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Mr. Spining
Miss Turner
Kentucky
Turners
Spining
Schaff
Roosevelt Court Review Amendment Accepted by White House
Friends of the House railroad rate bill met with President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss a judicial review amendment for Interstate Commerce Commission orders. The proposal, backed by several conferees, would allow review without retrial, with Congress to decide timing and limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Friends of the House
Roosevelt
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Long
Allison,Cullom
Dolligver
Clapp
Moody
Congress
Flaming Torch in Ohio River Sparks Fear and Curiosity
A glowing flame about fifteen feet high appeared in the Ohio River near the Front Street area alarming river workers and negro stevedores. Assist. Hydrographic Observer Oberhelman explained the fire as a light on a gauge torch used to read river height, accidentally ignited when the string burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Front Street
Hammond Street
Oberhelman
Senator Foraker Advocates Railroad Rate Review in Ohio Letter
The Ohio General Assembly’s rail rate issue is highlighted as Senator Foraker shares a letter urging President Roosevelt's plan for court review of railroad rates. The message, dated 1906, argues for a maximum rate and timely judicial checking, while noting support and calls for federal passage and Ohio copies to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
Foraker
Lena Dick
Ohio
General Assembly of Ohio
House
General Lssembly
Woman Wil TOOK LIFE LIVED HERE
New Orleans March 31 The Mrs Kay who died by suicide in New York was the daughter in law of Lafayette C Keever a Cincinnati sugar and rice broker. Her real name was Mrs William Keever and after marriage lived in Cincinnati with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keever
New York
Cincinnati
Ing
Lafayette C. Keever
Kay
William Keever
Philis
Cinccinnati
Heever
Governor Pattison Poor as Weather Fails to Help
Weather fails to aid Governor Pattison as his condition remains unsettled. Bulletin notes no material change through the night with pulse 96 and respiration 22, restlessness recurring and friends alarmed. Hope wanes for a return to his Milford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Bulletin
Pattison
Milford
Shot Twige at Home After Refusing Five Cent Request
Mike Youckobisu, 22, a Slavish laborer, was shot twice at his Bridge Street home near Sixth last night after denying a fellow-countryman a five cent piece. He saw two men at his door before one drew a revolver and opened fire. Police were alerted by neighbors. the injured man was taken to City Hospital in Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youckobisu
Ohio River Flood Threat Recedes Near Cincinnati
Local Forecast Officer S S Bassler will monitor flood conditions as the Ohio River nears the danger line. River crested overnight with a three inch rise, but rivermen expect the crest to pass and levels to fall after streams like the Licking and the Miamis stop their outflow. Condemned Rat Row dwellings lie in the affected area with limited risk of heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Bassler
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Ohio
Gilmore Landing
No Annexation for Canadians Says the Earl
Earl Grey Governor General of Canada attends Pilgrims dinner at Waldorf Astoria New York presided by Joseph H. Choate. Toasts include The President and the King International Comity and The Peace of the World. Roosevelt sends regrets. First time a Canadian Governor General is guest of honor in official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New RK
Earl Grey
Canada
Waldorf-Astoria
Joseph H. Choate
England
Root
Horace Porter
Roosevelt
Earl of Aberdeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pope
Lauds
Rchbishop
Cardinal Rampolla
Rampolla
Storer
Madrid
Rome
Paris
Bride
Elberon Avenue
Taft
Akron
Columbus
Tribune BoRway
Outlook
Columses
Onto
Senator Foraker
Vnc
Pi House
Senate
Wil
New Orleans
Laws
Keevers
L. C. Keever
Inems
Executie
Orto
E. J. Wilson
Shot Twige
Mike Youckobisu
Bridge
Ena
People Scout
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!