Rest Day at St Louis as Roosevelt Attends Divine Service
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt spent a quiet rest day in St. Louis after Saturday’s crowds at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. They attended a morning service at Second Presbyterian, were greeted by cheering onlookers, and received careful security. The visit included tours of the Tahorat Arta, Thor Arts, Government, German, French, Dutch, Chinese and Japanese pavilions with remarks at the French pavilion and exchanges with pavilion officials. The day featured cordial public reception and ceremonial encounters with officials and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Roosevelt
William H. Thompson
Exposition Company
Loubet
Foland
Edith
Bangal
Roosevelt's St Louis Visit Ends With Farewell
President Theodore Roosevelt and party left the Louisiana Purchase Exposition by midnight train after a day of church attendance luncheon greetings with friends and a drive through Morest park. Roosevelt thanked military and police guards and wished them good night on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Niccolls
Niccolls
Thompson
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Schroeder
Muscogee
Indian Territory
St. Louis
Loeb
Wells
Morest Park
Pranels
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Washington
Roosevelt Enjoys Marvelous Exposition Day
The president and party kept a lively pace while viewing the exposition on Saturday. Mrs and Miss Roosevelt joined at the start and remained until the finish, with the president calling the exhibition marvelous and the day the best time he ever had, remarking he saw more than he expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
Toast to Mrs Roosevelt at Colonnade luncheon
President Francis proposes a standing toast to the White House hostess amid warm acclaim. He visits the North Dakota cabin, greets a Filipino exhibit with gifts including a ceremonial knife, and pledges to help Filipino attendance at the March inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
White House
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Datto
Facunda
Philippines
United States
Mke
Cascades
William H. Thompson
Tyralean Alps
President at the Banquet in Alps Hall Congress Attends
The banquet for 600 guests in the Alps main dining hall featured governors Freet Folk Dockery and Yates, along with the Duke and Duchess of Manchester. President Roosevelt praised the expo, lauded Missouri and Francis, honored Tom Benton, and quoted Lincoln on unity and duty ending with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Freet Folk
Dockery
Yates
Winois
Manchester
Francis
St. Louis
Missouri
Tom Benton
Coud
Abraham Tincoln
Tincoln
Roosevelt
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Port Arthur siege intensifies with Japanese assault
From Tokyo reports Imperial HQ says the attack on Port Arthur and surrounding forts began November 26, with heavy fighting as Japanese forces push a general assault. Generals Nakamura and Sako led sword unit charges into Russian fortifications in hand to hand fighting amid strong Russian resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
Japa
Toklo
Port Arthur
Nakamura
Sako
Nog
Toki
Mo Dispatch
Fort Erling
Port Erling
Pom Arthur
Nogl
Stoessel
Federation Adjourns After Historic AF Tamer Convention
In San Francisco on November 28 Samuel Tompers Wax was nearly unanimously reelected president of the American Federation of Taher. Victor Berger of Milwaukee voted no and asked his vote be recorded. Wax received a warm ovation when he took the gavel as Frank Morrison and Breasaver dobn 1.ren son were reelected to terms. The vice presidents appointed included James Dumein John Mitchell Janes O Connell Max Meers Miomas to Nidd J A Hayes Danie J Keefe and Willig Z Spencer. The majority and minority reports on the longshoremen fight were rejected. Pittsburg was chosen as the next meeting site and the convention adjourned sine die. In Laguna de Bay Malihishiad thirty four Filipino prisoners killed a guard and escaped. the launch was recovered with four bodies aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Samuel Tompers
American Federation of Taher
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Gompers
Frank Morrison
Breasaver Dobn
Renson
James Dumein
John Mitchell
Janes O'Connell
Max Meerls
Miomas
Nidd
J. A Hayes
Danie J. Keefe
Willig Z. Spencer
Pittsburg
Attendance at Louisiana Purchase Exposition Week Ended Nov 28
St Louis November 28 department of admissions reports Exposition attendance for the week ended November 28 at 90 552 with 169 157 on President's Pay Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Department of Admissions
Taft Arrives at Panama Meets Panamanian Officials
Secretary of War Taft and party landed at Colon aboard the Columbia. He was greeted on shore by Vice President Arosemena and Panamanian officials, then traveled by special train to Panama for official reception by President Amador and the cabinet. A conference with the U.S. congressional delegation preceded the reception at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patan
Vaft
Party
Colon Yestoring
United States
Catumbia
Taft
Amador
Arosemena
Pana
Davis
Canal Zone
Barrett
Panama
Wallace
Chicago Livestock Show Opens With Record Entries
The fifth annual exposition of the International Live Stock association opens in Chicago with favorable weather and every entry in place. The student judging contest awards bronze trophies to contestants from Iowa Ohio Texas Kansas Michigan and Ontario Canada. Over 5500 entries include 3200 cattle 1200 sheep 525 swine and 630 horses with daily horse fairs and prize horses from the king of Belgium among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Live Stock Association
Iowa
Ohio
Texas
Kansas
Michigan
Ontario
Canada
Illinois votes put Roosevelt far ahead of Parker in state results
The Illinois canvass shows Roosevelt with 632 745 votes to Parker 328 006 for a statewide margin of 304 730. In Chicago Roosevelt leads by 109 894, with Cook County tally at 126 086. Doneen tops Roosevelt in total votes state wide with 634 029 and a 200 047 margin. Swal low, Debs, and Watson accumulate 34 759, 89 225, and 6 725 respectively. Russia submarine purchases ship to Vladivostok arrives via Cronstadt port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Roosevelt
Parker
Cook County
Doneen
Swallow
Debs
Watson
Diverse 19th Century News Highlights From Abroad and U.S.
Reported events include the death of Rev. D G Buckles in Addystone after a forty day religious fast. Europe signs fourteen arbitration treaties with the US. New York cains elope officially. Last week four horses netted 483120 at the Old Glory sale in Madison Square Garden. French budget cuts embassy funding at the Vatican. San Diego reservations face Indian starvation. Turtle Creek valley near Wittsburg endures water famine. Hungarian groups plan February entertainments to fund a Washington monument in Budapest. Yale secures forest school forestry exhibits from St Louis Cuba Waytl exposition. Robert Joseph Morgan, a U S bishop, receives Russian church decoration. In New Britain Conn a Sunday school journey ends in drowning of Harold Parks 12 Howard Parks 8 and George Halvorson 10 after crossing thin ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G Buckles
Addystone
Cicinmiti
Europe
United States
New York
Madison Square Garden
Vatican
San Diego
Cal
Turtle Creek
Wittsburg
George Washington
Budapest
Yale University
Cuba
Robert Joseph Morgan
New Britain
Conn
Harold C. Parks
Howard I
George Halverson
Walnut Hill
Troops Sent to Zeigler to Stabilize Turbulent Mine Area
Springfield reports on a months long siege at Zeigler Franklin county as Sheriff Stein requests two additional infantry companies. Governor Yates orders Adjutant General Scott to dispatch Captain Satterfield's unit by rail to Benton to aid in restoring order after shots fired at Joseph Letter mine assets and ambush attacks on William Browning and TL Wiatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Gener! Scott
Stein
Franklin County
Zeigler
Scott
Sutterfeld
Mutitt
Joseph Letter
Stterl
Yates
Sherrif Stein
Joseph Leiter
St. Louis
Satterfield
Fourth Infantry
N. G
Rall
Benton
Sheriff Stein
TL. R. Wiatt
Chicago
William Browning
Zeiger
Zeigler Gas Company
West Frankfort
Joseph Lester
Pratt
Browning
Rumors of boodling spark village board tensions in South Elgin
South Elgin IllinoisNOV 28 discussion over alleged corruption as the village board approves a National Gas right of way without compensation. President Doxey cast the deciding vote as the board remained tied. Gas officials deny bribery claims while investigative committees form amid public uproar.
Adventure on Pike's Peak in Colorado
A Chicago trio, including Miss Maud Arnold daughter of B D Arnold, spent a night on Pike's Peak after getting lost. Arnold was severely burned when a ceduloid comb in her chain exploded, flames enveloping hair and clothing until companions smothered them. They reached the Staifway House at Cog road at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomde Springs
Colo
Chicago
Pike's Peak
Maud Arnold
Miss Arnold
Cameron
Staifway House
Cog Road
Manito
Stanley Arnold
Harold Mauer
Gay and His Son Are Free In Buchanan County Murder Case
George W. Gay and his son Lester were released by Sheriff Spencer after investigators found no connection to the murder of Mrs. Gay. A hat found by Warvey Pritchett, identified by John Morell as matching the negro seen near the Gay home, is believed to be a key clue. Two soft hats were missing from the Gay residence, including the fathers and the sons. The suspect, a strange negro, was last seen in Agency wearing a soft hat shortly after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
George W. Gay
Lester
Spencer
Gay
Central
Buchanan County
John Morell
Gay Home
Warvey Pritchett
Court Vindicates Carnahan in Pythias Inquiry Findings
Indianapolis reports the court of inquiry findings absolve Major General Carnahan of favoritism in prize awards at a Louisville conclave. The inquiry, ordered by General Jones R. Carnahan, produced ten facts with an opinion upholding Carnahan. Also noted are separate items on Adolph Weber’s murder-motive charges, steel industry layoffs, a fatal X-ray case, arbitration talks in Cleveland, and election canvasses in Kansas and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Court of Inquiry
Jones R. CarnAhan
Grand Lodge
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Carnahan
Crill
Louisville
Shively
Richmond
Chimuhan
Camnilian
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Ad Sample Offer
A physician recommends cod liver oil and points to Scott's Emulsion as the digestible option for sensitive stomachs. The ad asserts broad acceptance and offers a free sample from Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
TEMS OF INTEREST: A jumbled fiscal and social snapshot
A scrambled excerpt notes China’s ink quality, US railways moving 92 million dollars worth of grain, and US payments to foreign ships near one million dollars daily. It mentions a London based widows and orphans fund reaching 100 thousand, and an automobile conduct rule in Maghind. An item lists an ivory back scratcher with a jeweled finger among Marquis of Anglesey’s effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Maghind
Marquis of Anglesey
Month's Medicine on Trial for Digestive Troubles
Generous offer to all with weak digestion or stomach troubles. With every box of Miona sold, W FP Jungkunz gives a plain guarantee bond, insuring the purchaser that the money will be returned if after a month's use the remedy has not given satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP
Jungkunz
Wa. F. Jonekun
Mi-O-Na Stomach Aid Offered by W F Jungkunz
Persons troubled by indigestion or chronic dyspepsia are urged to try Mi-O-Na from W F Jungkunz Mio na. The ad promises improved digestion, richer blood, weight gain, and restored health. If ineffective after a month, cost is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Jungkunz
W. F. Jungkung
International Live Stock Expo Exposition in Chicago
International Live Stock Expo in Chicago runs November 26 to December 3 with rail rate 4.45. Tickets go on sale November 27 through November 29, sample return deadline December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gale
Very Low Rates to International Live Stock Exposition
Low excursion fares offered to the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago via the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Tickets on sale November 27 28 29 and 30 with return until December 5 inclusive. Apply through Chicago and Northwestern agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raturn
Chicago & Northwestern R’y
World's Fair Coach Excursions to St Louis via Northwestern Line
Low round trip fare from Freeport Tennessee to St Louis available on several dates in September October and November with seven day return limit. Tickets from Chicago Northwestern lines offer $7.00 round trip, liberal return limits and stopover privileges. Full details on sale dates schedules baggage checks at ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
St. Louis
St. Laws
Chicago & Northwestern
Freeport
Chicago & Northwestern Rty
Also Mentioned on This Page
St.louis
Mound City
Secret Service
Eighth United States Cavalry
Mrs. Roosevelt
Will
Francis a—Filiping
Arthur
Tokio
Nogi
Jamel Gompers
Malihl Ishiad
Laguna de Bay
Seventh Infantry
Lathintan
Chicago Livestock Show
Prairie State
Pennsylvania
Russia
Cronstadt
Lake
Fave
Vladivostok
Ral
Lester Minsing
Prairie Butte
Rogdlery
South Elgin
Danville
Holycross
Iny
Marcy Wis
Waukegan
Ty, Donnelly
Patrick Lynn
Americana Steel and Wire Company
Peter de Young
Gallagher
Conrede
Wixby
Eduwator
Sharleston
W. M. Evans
Eastern Minois Normal College
Bushnell Normal School
Miss McElroy
Bloomington
Ill
Mary McElroy
Higin
James McElroy
Pikes Peak
His Son
Polles
Adolph
Auburn
Adolph Weber
Bank of Auburn
Big Steel
Uiiness Steel Company
Tnited States Steel Corporation
Catre
Toledo
James O'Brien
Thich O'Brien
Oledo State Hospital
Cleveland
Coshoeton
Deen Kile
Kiya
Deerias Works
Ban
South Deering
Intormational Harvester Works
Topeka
Kan
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Arkapppe
HE Means
Pennsylvania Oil
Hermsmeler & Son
Freeport Conservatory of Music
Wicoxon Building
Asal Catarah
Senereee ' Ely's
WAFL
BLY Brothers
Warren Bircots
TRS Ee
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!