White name to be cleared in Thaw murder trial
New York June 26 The attorney general opened the pension trial by stating evidence will show Stanford White was not the man he was rumored to be. He will reveal Rivélyn’s testimony from Broadway to the murder, and indicate Thaw’s motive for killing the famed society figure. The trial marks the ninth anniversary of White’s shooting as Thaw maintains his bid for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pron
New York
Stanford White
Harry K
Cook
White
Evolysi
Rivélyn
Humpahire
Gentral Cook
Billot
Nto
$20 000 Suit Against the Pennsylvania Rail Line
Mrs Idi Lawson of Warren files a $20 000 suit in Hilo seeking damages for the death of her husband Jay Lawson and injuries she suffered when a Pennsylvania rail train collision on October 26 caused a fatal crash. Attorneys Cinead and Kinewid of Lite City represent her. The couple were traveling from Warren to Clarendon when the car struck the train at a railroad crossing. Lawson was killed instantly and Mrs Lawson sustained severe injuries. The case will be heard at Drie. News of a relative's death in the European war is noted by Prof Vonder Orov on the Tir High School faculty, who has 2 Wimmer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Idi Lawson
Hilo
Pennsylvania
Wes
Lawson
Brough
Lite
Jay Lawson
Corry
Warren
Clarendon
Tle Gar
Pennsylynna
Lawcon
Vonder Oro
Von
Tir High School
Wimmer
Explosion kills six at Pittsburgh power plant
Six people died when an explosion demolished part of a newly opened Bloomfield district power plant in Pittsburgh. Authorities offered few details about the accident or the dead and missing as a search and investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United P
Pittsburgh
Junosh—S
Bloomfield
Bkunke Hollow
Mem
Bain
Further Gains by Italians In World War I
United Press reports from Tondon June 25 that Italian troops advance on the western front with claims of capturing the Austrian fortion of Hensel near Malbourne and occupying Glornia. A German submarine destroyed the Norwegian steamer Troma off the Shetland Islands. crew rescued. Petrograd dispatches note Russian gains in southeastern Gallota as Gallipoli battles drive Turks from trench positions, with heavy French involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tondon
Troma
Shetland Islands
Archangél
London
Admiralty
Ben
Rome Advicon
Wich
Hensel
Malbourne
Glornia
Ghilacopp
Garibatal Today
Italy
Austria
Germany
France
Britalia
United States
Tromier Asauith
House of Commons
Petrograd
Tron- Jon
Glalin
Athens
Gallipoli
Contents of Berlin's Reply Noted
Berlin reports a draft reply to the United States outlining Germany's war aims. It includes claims of fighting for freedom, gratitude for American friendship, acceptance of Wilson mediation in form of a British blockade compromise, and notes on cargo claims about the Lusitania. It also mentions willingness to negotiate for humanity, protection for submarines, and cites the U-29 incident and a Swedish-flag tanker causing crew losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Proms
Borth
United States
Germany
America
Wilson
Great Britain
Lusitania
Fifi
Yale Wins First Race in Regatta at New London
Yale won the opening event of the Yale Harvard Regatta in New London with the second eight defeating Harvard by half a length. Time was Yale 10:40 and Harvard 10:48. Frostman race postponed until after the sprint. Winds shifted and racing times were adjusted for the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matted Preas
New London
Yale Today
Yale Harvard
Hue
Crimson
Yale
Harvard
Dr Chace Married at Pittsburg
Dr J W Chace secretly married Ada Oliphant of Pittsburg yesterday. Rev Wallace Thart officiated at Mirat Christian Church. They returned home to 105 North Center Street and expect a large circle of friends for their future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chase
Thit
Plotuburen Yastorday
Ada Oliphant
Wallace Thart
Mirat Christian Church
North Center Street
Charges Evaded by England
In response to London's claim that the British order in council has not blocked neutral trade, the United States will argue Britain has evaded the core point that neutral nations must trade with each other without belligerent interference. Secretary Lansing has begun drafting the reply for President Wilson after his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prowiy
Wilson
Wireless neutrality enforcement moves to Sayville station
Washington June 25 Lt McCormick detached from Brooklyn Navy Yard and assigned to the wireless station at Sayville and the German radio station amid reports of neutrality violations. The transfer follows a neutrality conference with Secretaries Lansing Redfield and Daniels and Navigation official Chamberlain. No officials commented on further precautions at Sayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willed Press
Washington, D. C
W. H. McCormick
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Torlay
Wnh
Sayville
McCormack
Bayville
Tulent
Lansing
Redfield
Daniels
Dith Navigation
Alondr Chamberlain
Free Movies to Boost Saturday Trade Days Plan
The Commerce Committee of the Board of Commerce and Industry began a drive to enlist Mat merchants for a three month Saturday Trade Day plan. Lyceum and Amasse theaters will run Saturday matinees with tickets distributed by the Commerce board to local residents and merchants. The effort needs at least forty merchants to join. opening date may be next week or soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commerce and Industry
Thin City
Lyre
Amasell
Te Hoard of Commerce and
Industr
Vlra de
Free India
Ttty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
Thaw
New Hampshire
Pennsy
Mrs. Lawson
The
First National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
Hanming
Berlin
DR. Chace
Pittsburg
England
Oil City Crust Company
Oil City, Fa
National
Ban Ty
Postal
H. W. Parker
Asti
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!