Four Die As Car Plunges From Pier Into River
New York report says a car carrying six slid on a West Fifty-sixth Street dock and plunged into the North River. Five occupants drowned including Adeline Berson Rose Coleman John Coleman Virginia Knight and the chauffeur John Bauer who swam to safety. John Nolan rescued from the runaway vehicle but the little girl’s body was not recovered. Bauer surrendered to police after taking relatives home. A diver later recovered Mrs Coleman’s body and the car was hoisted by an anchor chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifty-sixth Street
North River
Wittins
Adeline Ber@son
Rose Coleman
John Coleman
Virginia Knight
John Bauer
John Nolan
Bauer O
Bauer
Nolan
Baner
Herdon
Flag Down in Ossining Sparks Civil War Tie In
A Confederate flag was torn down from Main Street in Ossining by Commander Sumner A. Smith of Morell post, Girland Army. William J. Physioc, citing his Virginian father who fought under the flag, says the act aimed to beautify decorations and meant no disrespect to the United States flag. Physioc, a former Rough Rider, was summoned to explain his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
William J. Physioc
Sumner A. Smith
Morell Post
Girland Army
Phystoe
United States
Hystoe
Rough Rikers’ Regiment
Spain
Woman Escapes Her Nurse in New York Disappearance
In New York June 16 a woman, cousin of Mrs. John Hay and widow of Ter Westbad, disappeared after leaving a downtown shop with a nurse. Police aided search while relatives await news from Chicago where her son lives. she had been treated for nervous prostration. Also in St. Paul a Northern Pacific official testified the railway right of way is valued at 108 million dollars, including 75 million for terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marbury
John Jhay
Washington
Elizabeth Marbury
Andros
Mtoe
Cleveland
Muarrbunsy c
Ter Westbad
Aterafic
Chiraaa
Inesociation
St. Paul
Thomas Cooper
Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Otis
Scores on the ball fields as baseball standings updated
Chicago June 16 standings for the National and American leagues show Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Brooklyn and others with wins and losses. Rain postponed games and additional results from Cleveland St. Louis Philadelphia New York Boston Washington and Western Association reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National
T. P.c. Chicagoa .E
Fittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn Oo
Pittsburg
Lohiltoon
Tnnings
Titshurg
Tittsburg
Leever
Gilson
Lindaman
Graham
American
Cleveland
Tio
Errors
Morgan
Glaze
McFarkind
Powell
Flue
teries—Chesbro
Kieinow
Blair
White
Sullivan
Washington
Fleven
Friars
Smith
Street
Berger
Clarke
Shortage Tap Dims Loomington City Finances
Loomington Indiana reports a $60,000 deficiency by city treasurer Harry Axtell with $11,300 tied to his mother in law Mrs Redrick Wiley and notes signed by her. The Real Estate Building Association losses exceed $40,000 and a bond issue with a surety firm could trigger a receiver. Complications threaten litigation and reveal past audits as questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomington
Ind
Harry A. Axtell
Redrick Wiley
Real Estate Building Association
Charles Springer
H. D. Orchard
Axtell
Redrick Wylie
Building Association
Chicago wheat and livestock quotes at TRE MARKETS
June 13 market notes from Chicago are dominated by cash and futures quotes for wheat corn oats and livestock. Wheat July 0.8 high 3.83 Sept. 3.2. pork and lard prices vary with July and Sept contracts. cattle hogs and sheep receipts listed with bid ranges and market tones from Dunning Stevens and regional brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corin
Daly
Bo Witte
Mast Buffalo
N.Y
Dunning & Stevens
Livestock Commission
Fast Budilo
N. Y
Ss.neoples
Night Riders Accused as Equity Fears Spread
Evansville Indiana June 16 The local Society of Equity reports Spencer county locals fear meetings amid threats. Secretary Speer defends the group against a Night Rider label and notes no Equity chapter exists in Hopkinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Society of Equity
Spencer County
Shire
Speer
Equity Society
Triggs
Hopkinsville
McClellan Gains Some Votes in 1906 Mayor Race
New York June 1 recount results show Al Cole gaining ten votes after reviewing contents of V1 ballot boxes. The ongoing recount aims to resolve the disputed 1906 mayoralty election with William R. Hearst leading by 238 votes so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
New York
al Colefan
William R. Hearst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
AMD Return
Lake Shore
Mich
Southern
South Seventh Street
Hermingsen ‘Cigar Co
Toledo
Ohio
Oberfin College
Oberfin
Michigan
Denver
Colo
Peoria
Ste
Louisville
California
Mexico
Baaltic
Big Four
H. J. Rwen
Gen. Pass
Coe
West
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Oiuiaiha
Pueblo
Allen
Vincennes
Beck’s
The
Owl
Leininger's
D. C
East
Washington St
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
Hotlister Druc Company
Madison
Wis
J. E. Beverstine Office
E. Washington St
Oswego N. Y
Jenner's Drug Store
Keipp
South Main Street
TRE Markets
Chicago Grain
Doles
Tunbeya
Cholee Thnothy
SULA
Wwimois
Boda
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
Ilanmend
Frank Grael
Hobart
Farher
Noop
Sanesany
Esiely
Tald
Paiteh
Isaacson Cate
Groel
Port Wayne
Lak
Wiabash
Brazil
Jala Brows
Badevlew
Phishing
Silver Lake
T. Blvais
Dolly Nook
T DD. McClure
Nelly
Big Bi" Owen
Bedford
Willian Owen
Big Bill” Owen
Brasaine Springs
Hollingsworth
M. D
E. Lincoln
Kfphone
Harper Laundry Co
Newell Bros
Sol
India
Arnold’s
Toile-du-Norde
Ging
Searsaker
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!