President Roosevelt arrives at Sagamore Hill after train trip
President Roosevelt reaches Sagamore Hill from Washington with Mrs Roosevelt and Kermit greeting him at the station. Secret Service prevents a photographer from photographing the president. A special train conveyed the party to Oyster Bay and offices for executive work are prepared for the season. Roosevelt sends Beveridge the pen used to sign the meat inspection bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Saganfore Hill
Secret Service
Washington
Jersey City
Lancaster
Ong Island City
Loeb
Long Island City
Mrs. Loeb
Amy
Wright Cottage
Moore’s
Beveridge
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Opposition to Second Presbyterian and First Presbyterian merger
J H Leiding reports that about 75 percent of First Church members oppose consolidating with Second Church. He warns a merger would create two factions, with backbiting and dress class friction. proxies may include nonmembers. If presbytery rejects the plan, he will appeal. if unfavorable, court action could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
First
J. H. Leiding
First Church
Second Church
Christian Fellowship
Miner Kills Boss After Quarrel in Doylestown
Ray Long, about 30, shot John Evans, a mining boss, during a quarrel at 11 last night in Doylestown Ohio. Long fled with his brother George, who was later arrested as an accomplice. Evans had a troubled history and a child survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Akron
John Evans
Doylestown
Ray Long
Evans
Long
George Long
Barberton
Lee
Identity of American Victims Tied to Ontario Tragedy
A list of American victims from a wreck linked to Ontario includes prominent lawyers, educators, business leaders, and entertainers. Notable names include Barwick a Toronto bar leader and KC. Cassner editor of The Electrical Review. Cossitt of New York. Elphicke of Chicago. Koch of Allentown. McDonald of New York telephony firms. McMeekin Kentucky horse breeder. Pipon Toronto American Line agent. Sentell family from Brooklyn. and Waite boutique proprietor Lillias Hurd Waite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Barwick
Toronto
Bais Des Chaleurs
Canadian Senate
Church of England
Aylesworth
Barwick, Aylesworth, Moss & Wright
Isaac Atkinegg
Chicago
M’meekin
Charles F
Lexington
McMeekin
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Applegate & McMeekin
Oakwood Stud
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Sentell
Russia struggles to form stable Goremykin Cabinet
Emperor Nicholas seeks a capable premier as Parliament’s Constitutional Democratic Committee meets behind closed doors to discuss tactics. The group demands a fully responsible cabinet and refuses to take portfolios in a mixed ministry. Ministers Stolypin and Kokovsoff plan to seek 50 million dollars for famine relief, split between this year and next, rejecting zemstvo led aid as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Goremykin
Nicholas
Constitutional Democratic Parliamentary Committee
Constitutional Democrats
Interior
Stolypin
Finance
Kokovsoff
Zemstvos
Oe Ee
Outbreak Feared At Hargis Trial
Special Dispatch from Beattyville Kentucky reports Judge James Hargis and associates face trial for the James Marcum assassination. Over two hundred witnesses have arrived and more than three hundred are to testify, with tensions high and confessions from John Smith and John Abner cited. The trial is expected to last several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Beattyville
James Hargis
B. Fulton French
Ed Callahan
James Marcum
Hargis
French
Callahan
John Smith
John Abner
Breathitt County
Curt Jett
Asberry Spicer
Mose Feltner
Fairbanks Heads Home for Congressional Recess
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks departed Washington for their Indianapolis home. They plan to stay away from the capital until Congress reconvenes in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Congress
Woman Slashed to Death Aboard Train
Mrs. Lulu Saunders, 35, was killed on a Cincinnati Southern train near Ludlow by a razor slash to the throat. Mrs. Ida Miller, of Central Avenue near George Street, is jailed in Ludlow on murder charges after allegedly threatening Saunders’ wife on the same trip. The motive is said to be jealousy, with observers noting prior animosity between the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossitt
Frederick Henry
New York
New York City
Antonia Dugro
P. Henry Dugro
Princeton University
George Eggleston Dodge
A. D. Juiliard
Lulu Saunders
Gano Alley
Ida Miller
Central Avenue
George Street
Ludlow
Saunders
Lexington
Cincinnati
Southern
Miller
High Bridge
Marshal Crowe
Mob Hangs and Burns Suspect After Assault
In Chickasha Oklahoma Territory near Womack a mob captured a black man believed to be Cliff Mays or Will Newbright and hanged him then burned the body after he confessed to attacking Ira Robertson's sixteen year old daughter. Miss Robertson was not seriously hurt. About 400 men joined the chase and the mob executed the man near the scene before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chickasha
IL. T
Ira Robertson
Womack
Cliff Mays
Marshall
Tex
Will Newbright
San Antonio
Bradley
Robertson
Fight Ends in Killing on Oxford Street Car
A street car trip from Oxford Lake ended in a fatal shooting. Will Holcombe, a young white man, was killed after a fight over change. Policeman Knighton was badly injured by a bottle blow, Officer John A. Thomas killed Holcombe, and Conductor Walls suffered a cut on the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Ala
Oxford Lake
Will Holcombe
Knighton
John A. Thomas
Holcombe
Akron Man Hangs Self in Jail After Fight
Coroner ruled death of John Brannon in Gell jail an act of self harm. Brannon, an iron worker from Youngstown, had been injured in a saloon fight at Shouf's and treated by a surgeon before being jailed, where a blanket slip noose caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Akron
John Brannon
Youngstown
Cuyahoga Falls
Humphrey
Brannon
Pittsburg
Silver Lake
Shouf
Marshal Goldwood
White's Brother to Aid Prosecution in Thaw Case
White, brother of the Stanfordite architect slain by Harry K. Thaw, arrived in New York from Seattle to assist the prosecution. He is described as wealthy and said he has no statement to offer at this time regarding his brother's murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaw
Commercial Tribune
Secayinfield White
Stanfordite
Harry K. Thaw
Seattle
Wash
Thaw
White
Youth Drowns While Bathing in Ohio River
Greenville Ohio July 1 William Rentz 18 assistant telegrapher Western Union office drowned this afternoon while bathing. He took cramps and sank in water fifteen feet deep. Fellow bathers recovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greenville
William Rentz
Western Union
Injuries Reported From Wreck Victims Identified
The list identifies injured and deceased individuals connected to a New York bound party abroad. Names include G H W Allen Fair Haven Vermont, Robert Critchell Chicago insurance man and Union League Club officer, Miss L S Griswold, Miss May Hitchcock New York, Mrs Frank W Koch Allentown widow of a wreck victim, Miss M Rask, E W Sentell Brooklyn survivor whose family perished with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
L. N
New York
Howieson
West Thirtyfirst Street
Koch
Frank W
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Koch Brothers
Allen
Lehigh County
Muhlenberg College
Allentown Hospital
Allentown National Bank
Charles E. Sentell
Morris Sentelle & Wain
Exchange Place
New York City
Brooklyn
Edward W. Sentell
Mr. Sentell
Smith
W. W
Sentell
E. W
E. W. Sentell
Fair Haven
Critchell
Robert S
Chicago
Griswold
Miss L
Borough
Anna E
Rask
White says Gma deal will close within two weeks
A. S. White of New York, negotiating for a syndicate to lease Cincinnati gas properties and two artificial gas plants, said the Cincinnati deal will be consumated in two weeks with formal transfer not before September 1. He cited objections to lease phrasing and said redrawing is expected in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, CO
A. S. White
New York
Cincinnati
Widener-Elkins
Standard Oil
Cleveland
Morley
Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Company
Train Derailed on London Route After Fast Run
The American Line Express carrying forty three passengers from New York to London derailed near Salisbury England at 1 57 am. Twenty three first cabin passengers died including Walter Barwick Louis Cassier and Mrs C W Elphicke four train crew died and many were injured. The New York reached Plymouth at 9 35 pm delaying transfer decisions saved lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Eng
London South+ eastern Railway
American Line
New York
Plymouth
London
Barwick
Walter
Toronto
Ont
King’s Counsel
Cassier
Louis
Trumbull
Conn
Cossitt
Frederick
Elphicke
C. W
Chicago
Harding
Dudley P
Hitchcock
L. N
Howieson
Mary F
New
Cockburn
Arc
Southampton
England
Atlantic
Devonport Landing
Robins
Explosion at Walton Camp kills three near Kingsport
Knoxville reports a premature dynamite blast at Camp No 2 of Walton Construction Co building for Virginia & Southwestern near Kingsport. Three men died and five were injured. Ben S Howell of Church Hill is among the dead. Charles Martin of Church Hill died from injuries. Other victims unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Knoxville
Tenn
Walton Construction Company
Virginia & Southwestern Road
Ben 8
S. Howell
Church Hill
Charles Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Praises Beveridge
Ice Men
Kermit
First Presbyterian
Will
Christ
Miner
Bugs
Doylestown, C
His Brother
Slayer Boards Freight
Warwick
Boss
Brother
David Ferguson
Barker
Hagenbarger
Wanamer
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Lee
Ben Lee
Barwick, Walter
Cassner
Illinois
West Ninety-fifth Street
James C. Crane
King
E L
Davenport Road
Trinity College
Canada
M’donald
John E
Jack” McDonald
McDonald
Richard Croker
Mr. McDonald
Boston and New York Telephone and Telegraph Company
Knickerbocker Telephone and Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
West Seventy Second Street
Eleanor
Waite
Lillias Hurd
Keeler
Marshal
Purcell
Gage
Gma
R. W. White
Cleveland Salt Company
Mr. White
Oscar L. Gubbleman
Guaranty Trust Company
W. Babcock
Charles H. Werner
A. B. Leach
B. A. Wordeman
J. A. Young
J. J. Buchanan
Pittsburg Trust Company
Mayor McClellan
York
E. L
C. F
Pipon
C. A
Sentral
Charles B
Gertrude M
Walter W
Dayton
Ohio
Goephinger
Jules
Thompson
W. H
Heath
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!