Shakeup in Military Circles at Fort Hamilton
New York November 6 reports a broad shakeup in the Fort Hamilton garrison following a scandal. Lt Col Noury H Ladion leads the removal of the band and several officers to Hancock Sandy Hook. Hamilton will be left undermanned. Officials cite routine rotation. insiders say linked to a high profile murder case involving Mrs Claudie Hains and Capt Peter C. Hates Jr. Fort Hamilton faces changes and possible shutdown as the men shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fhtomaiton
Colo Noury H. Ladiow
Hancock
Sandy Hook
Hamilton
Army
Col. Harris
Brooklyn
Sandy K
Staten
Eni
Mra
Claudie Hains
Peter C. Hates Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Sam EB
Annis
Fort Hamilton
AURATAM RUEF TRIAL OPENS AS FRANKENNEY PROSECUTOR SPEAKS
In San Francisco Fran Ienny the noted graft prosecutor opened the third Ruef trial declaring the charge against Mtuette straightforward while acknowledging the audience for the famous Francisco graft case. In Chicago the Republican party appears poised to control the next House with early returns showing 216 Republicans and 415 Democrats, a gain for the Democrats with several districts still tight and possible changes. The article lists the elected representatives by station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciscq
Fran- Ienny
Rraft
Am Ruet
Jb Mtuette
Francisco Grafter
Chicago
Republican Party
Ageres
Taft Leads In Idaho With 15000. Brady Tops 7000
Scattered returns from remove precincts and revived county counts in Boise Idaho show Taft with about 19000 votes and Brady around 7000 for governor. Early returns indicate Republican gains in the legislature with Senate 14 to 9 and House 43 to 12, suggesting a larger Republican majority. Mormon counties are described as strongly Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Taft
Brady
Shoshone
Senate
Bolee County
Enate
Erata
House
Gompers Attends AFL Convention Not a Reelection Candidate
President Samuel Gompers departed for Denver to attend the American Federation of Labor convention and announced he is not a candidate for reelection. He defended his backing of Bryan in the recent election and said he would respond to critics at the Denver meeting. A vigorous contest is anticipated at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Goupers
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Burglarized Majestic Theatre Reported
On election night burglars broke into the Majestic Theatre through the rear and stole 1100 feet of film and a gold watch belonging to vaudeville actor C. W. LaVerne. The dressing room was entered and the moving picture apparatus damaged. The loss was discovered next morning. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
C. W. LaVerne
LaVerne
Thand
Strange mental strain grips Williams after bridge incident
The report describes Williams slipping into delusions after a bridge collapse near Washington where a coworker died. He fixates on a figure named Pete and speaks of impending danger, showing signs of mental distress and paranoia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Pete
Thlemas
Agother
Washington
Williams
Earthquake Shock Hits Plausen Germany City
A violent quake struck Plausen in Germany today, catching people in the streets as buildings rocked and items toppled from shelves. Citizens unable to stand described widespread panic and damage across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plausen
Germany
Uhe
Taft Heads to Hot Springs for Three-Week Rest
Cincinnati November 6 Taft will depart tonight for Hot Springs to rest and recuperate from campaign work He and Mrs Taft will be guests of Muriel Tagals chairman of the board of directors of the Big Four railroad during the stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
HL Taft
Hot Springs
Taft
Mutyitte I
Tagals
Dirsejtors
Big Four” Railroad
Kaiser’s press sparks calls for curb or abdication
Berlin reports a bold Die Tukumtt attack on Kaiser Kalner and his policy errors. Bechtor Hardin accuses the ruler of tolerating controversial politics and hints at abdication, provoking a major scandal. An implied threat of severe punishment follows. Also noted is a U S financial figure C W Moree facing a setback in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bechtor Hardin
Hele
Kalner
Hardin
Paul Clagstone Enters Speakership Race in Idaho
Paul Clagstone of Clagstone Idaho announced his candidacy for Speaker claiming wide support across the state. He asserts backing from farmers and southern counties while noting Frank Hunt’s move to the Senate leaves five candidates in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandpoint
Idaho
Paul Clagstone
Clagstone
Her
Close Stone
Atte
Frank Hunt
Shownader
Coustre
Kootenai
Boamer
Sheuhour
Latah
Bank Cashier Accused of $14,000 Bank Embezzlement
In San Francisco on November 6, cashier George Hopking of State Savings and Commercial Bank was arrested after admitting embezzling about $14,000 from the bank. He claimed $11,000 was spent in new time and $3,000 remained. A replacement cashier had been found weeks earlier and Hopking awaited charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
George Hopking
State Savings and Commercial Bank
Wopkins
Houle
Beran
Beni
Hop Kine
Nte
Hein
Oregon Railway Rate Inquiry Opens Hearings in Pendleton
Pendleton Oregon witnesses and officials discuss grain rates from eastern Oregon to Portland in a U S Railway Commission hearing. Evidence compares U K and N earnings with other lines to determine production costs and profits from grain growing. Testimony covers production costs from five to six and a half cents per bushel and Liverpool market pricing influence on local wheat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon
Portland
Wate Railroad
Convision
Jessrom Huntington
Dallen
Heppner
Condon
Was
United States
Liverpool
Umatilla
Liverpost
W. W. Cottom
A.C. Fipencer
Comam
General Freigst Agret
Atterney GW
Peedistos
Debs Hopeful Vote Doubled in Greater New York Outcome
The socialist Debs campaign claims a turnout surge despite weak statewide results. New York City's figures show Debs with 35 961 votes, just $47 behind a prior year, while the Independence party shows strong gains in the metropolis as Deke leads Wanhope in the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Nauth
Ind
Bae
Mats Dingrestind
Dennen
Democratic
Isi
Brres
Agai ix
Aeures
New York
Schamentady
Deke
Liebe
Greater
Socialist Daily
Dobe
Independence Party
Greater New York
Manser Shearn
Fovernor
Wanhope
Also Mentioned on This Page
House of Congress
Hakeup
War Department
Auratam Ruef
Dem
Alabama
Arkanane
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New
New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Westirginia
Wisconsin
Victorien Samdou
Crametiom
Benediwons
Tose
Spd
Sarsh Bere
Mormon
MPERS
Prigarator For
ICE King
C. W. Moree
Kinin
W. Women
Bonner
Oregon Railway Rate Inquiry
Debs
Wade
Walter FB
Btubos
Kamen
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!