Kansas City politics and indictments stir crowd in unrest
The report details a turbulent Kansas City scene with renominated figures, militia threats, and calls for continued exertion until retirement. It mentions Judge Watines, Watines’ successor, and a tense political climate around November. It also notes connections to Nathan Straus and philanthropic efforts, plus ongoing public scrutiny of legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanens
Watines O
Kansas City
Tudee Wallace
H.W
Seppe
Ag Son Ag
Wallace
Didie Waleibe
Surny
Falk
Why Should City Lighting Plant Fail?
A reader letter argues against municipal ownership of Fort Wayne lights. It contends critics mischaracterize the plan, warns against private control, and urges voters to support city ownership to avoid higher costs, urging taxpayers to back the municipal lighting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumnal
Port Wayne
Ue Vontrad
Gouri
Dieter Mal Nivobapilii
Nehling
Thole Blas
Spa
Ory
Areme
Rand
Sven
August Ledger Becomes Mysterious Record
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of month names, numbers, and stray letters. The text hints at August related data with inconsistent figures like 15,150 18,150 and 16,125, but the overall meaning remains unclear. Entities and concrete facts are sparse beyond the month keyword and anomalous figures.
Crim inal Court Schedules Sentences But Judge Delays Many
The circuit court yesterday heard numerous guilty pleas and sentences. Ralph Potter, Genji Leister, Otis rate, and others faced terms from days to years in reformatories or jails. Manuel Mandiola’s deportation ends the grand jury session with prosecutors cleaning up cases. county council cut next year budgets by about twelve thousand dollars affecting road and facility projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hoy Sucius
Hinsi Klar Presene
Revulor Ant
Ralph Potterheld
Genji Leister
le Atete Reformatory
Joseph Holdsworth
Hullty
Frank Bw
Faden O'Rourke
Ole
Friends
Lonk
Willian Wood
Michigan City
Albert Helter
Otis Rate
Geilty
Petit Jarceny
Robert Junghaus
John Cox
Osterman
Reformatory
Fred
McElfatrick
Arthur Gehan
Bond
William Tohnson
Manuel Mandiola
Grand Jury
Superiior Colt
Herston
Matilda J. Weaver
Beng. Weaver
Robinson & Lusete Aire Arts
Leopold Freiburger
Zelda
Novilely
Avcouche
Hertout & Taple
Allen County
Iwldees Fa
AL Cinitieny
Mary “Mieu Manilton
Smith
Vaentine Slaufer
Vearay
Coverdale
Molealte
Brown
Sol Weuake
Deittick
Lemrenn
Elks Ball Game Plans and Political Talk Gather Crowd
A local Elks ball game drew attendees amid political discussions. The meeting at the headquarters included plans and statements about upcoming events and community concerns, with several figures expressing opinions on local issues and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Northern Indiana Dental Society meeting in Goshen hosted by local dentists
The Northern Indiana Dental Society held a Goshen gathering marked by a friendly dinner and lively program. New officers were elected with Dr W. Tiarco of Peru as president and Dr I A Dinwiddie of Roswell as vice president. four committees were named for executive, neurology, clinical, and catechism duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Dental Society
Goshen
King
Logal
Necthern
Indiana Dental Society
Torning
Fea
W. Tiarco
Peru
I. AL Dinwirldla
Roswell
Vallette
J. A. Stage
Robertaturton
Hugh Mailer
Fort Ws
Fort Ws. Ghla
Flaninie
W. BT Shatter
North Manchester
Logansport
Wignwuth
Wuntingtons
R. Ross
Lafayette
Inirnings
Coumierda
J. A. Bielishaey
Traning
Geen Gank
Postal Cards That Aroused Czar's Wrath
Fragmentary early 20th century note on postal cards provoking state reaction. Mentions government scrutiny over radical content and public sentiment in America. Describes a debate about censorship, propaganda, and the circulation of politically charged items amid social tension.
Democratic Party Platform on Federal State Regulation
A political explainer outlines the Democratic stance on intergovernmental regulation, railroads, and corporate control. It argues for strong federal and state roles to curb abuses, protect the public, and balance railroad and corporate interests with constitutional limits. The piece cites Lincoln, Nebraska context, and names party leaders and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
St Hins B
Msutdiar
Uur
Toetibe
Bern Ake
Canerd
Tie Maton
Democrat Party
Stanite
Federal Legisalion
Irairoads
Democratic Party
Tts
Valvoars
Ton
Blake
Wag Lerun
Uwe
Lincoln
Tiryan
Governae Jennings
Ellis' baseball game preview blurs with unclear names
Fragmentary report notes Ellis preparing for a baseball game. Mentions Speaker Cannon, Springfield, and individuals named Mosul A. Cane and Leslie McShanty listed as leaders in Republican councils. Details are garbled and many names are uncertain, with no clear event outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stpringfield
Tive National Genes i American Pall
Hes Preset
Mosul
A. Cane
Leslie McShanty
Republican Party
Republicane
Minoseet
Dan Late
Republicans Open State Convention During Primary Law
Speakers including Canney and Shaw addressed the first Republican state convention under the new primary law. The gathering aimed to harmonize differences from the parent primary while endorsing anti-injunction and local state issues. Cannon attacked Gompers and Bryan while praising a representative government. the platform favored state affairs and President Roosevelt without addressing local liberty concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canney
National House of Representatives
W. J. Sryan
Canhon
Gompers
Ihis
Bryan
Gomper
Republic of
Cannon
Elks Baseball Schedule Appears Incomplete
The notice lists scattered Elks baseball game dates and locations with many OCR errors. Events span September through November, naming towns such as Clinton Terre Washington Greeneasila Winslow Oakland Princeton Boonville Waldron and Jeffersonville, with evening and afternoon times but several lines garbled. The fragmented schedule hints at a state-wide list of engagements and appearances for the Elks team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ro Marshal
Srmauaeel
Hein
Cayuga
Clinton
Wieht
Oamington
Boneomber
Greeneasila
Prograubin City Septominer
Winslow
Petersurg
Oaklang
Princeton
Wednesdix
Cernem
Beancriffe
Boon
Coredon
Return from Island of Cuba with Cuban Land and Devemp
Walter Harrett returned from Cuba where he and others represented a local organization with holdings on the island. The party, July 3 to 7, explored 2,296 acres of hardwood forest, planned a sawmill, and noted the potential annexation of Cuba by the United States as a solution to political chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. Bursett
Bert Dennis Sid
Walter Harrett
Cuba
Cuban Land and
Devempany x
Reaity Holdings
Lncal
Db, Palmer and
Jon
Prank Brewer
Angola
New Orleans
Shin
al. Dennis
Alder
United States
Beanie
Soa Genertion
Apele Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nox
Beacon
Tl Bohne & Bro
Calhoun St
Fort Warne
Wens
William Ennings Bryan
John Worth Kerw
Thomas FR. Marshall
Frank J. Hall
Ames F. Gox
Marioneee
John Isenbarger
Walter J. Lot
Indiana
Cyrus Cline
Allen
Adame
S. 8
Fleming
County
Tisket
Potas & Wells
Adoupe Roggen
Renee
Tri Loene
Berle
Lian Eee
Man
Robert Ee Kelly Erie Aaron Mm. Rechelderfer
David
M. Spindler
A. Kesler
James
John &. Wyss
Beran
Kern Ruemese
Nathan Straus
New York
le Logia
Wrs
Cotongh
Theo Claps
Gre Countey
Yiger
Mr. Straus
William den
Whitt
Trans
Bel Helberg
Habergtore
Andy Eotae
Dion
Gitar Faw
Ube
Olfies
Wales
Mbt
Karlene
Deren
Sundtagasen
Ieee Hay
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Journal-Gatening
THE
Journal
REO. Blixhers
Maynthan
Mugust
Oscar G. Franger
Danderine
Paul Sleds
Wadistaace
Fatinws
Wien
Uepaw
Aansthor
Mewar
Avonstun
Mianderine IO
Ghigard
IIL
Willheir
Toy Geoous
Premelnar
Iewyerit
Tereudwae
Wal Hocoreedd
Dreiert Browers Arys
Homestead Cafe
Czar
America
Dhese Foo
Ivan
Kassin Veal
Ellis
Sels
Arnold
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Bevan
MR. Marshall
Island OF
Barnett
Dennis
Cubanz Desirauy
Ansexation
Kansas
Mit
Troy Laundry
Pearl Street
Ind
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!