Babes of Strikers to Receive Home in Boston
New York reports an influx of 114 children from Lawrence Mass amid a labor strike as 70 percent of applicants were turned away. The children, arriving after delays, were fed at the labor temple with soup and vegetables amid cheers and revolutionary songs. Mrs Belmont and Rev Percy Stickney Grant offered to care for some, but fewer than half could be housed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Mass
Boston
Ocialista
Grand ‘Gentral
Labor Temple
Mm. C. AL FP
Bel
Mont
Percy Stickney Grant
Astor
Church of the
Belmont
Teleg
Yaqui Rebels Defeated Near Chihuahua City
Braullis Hernandéz and his band of rebels in Chihuahua were beaten by federal troops at Naqui west of Chibualius. Many were killed on both sides. General Parisonia I Yananes among those captured. Officials say peace efforts may follow and anti Madera sentiment remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juerez
Max
Chihuahua
Braullis Hernandéz
Naqui
Chibualius
Esterday
Parisonia
I Yananes
Yonura
Manet
Dla
Tadtanr
Chihuata
Alve Madero
Yonorsa
Chichuahua
Buelna Tromere
Arvizu
Madero
Bank Robber Gets 31800 Worth Of Fun
In Atlantic City Minnesota on Feb 13 the Boston bulldog Mug gins owned by RP Taylor helped steal 1900 dollars in $100 bills from the Atlantic City National Bank. The dog grabbed the hoard from a cashier and trotted away before being chased by bank clerks and pedestrians. The money was recovered after about half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Muggins
Boston
RP. Taylor
Atlantic City National Bank
Taylor
Murgeris
Magenne
Morgan backs vast art trove in New York deal
New York reports J Pierpont Morgan plans to bring a portion of his London art holdings to New York. The financier allegedly has invested over 100 million dollars in art treasures, including paintings statues jewels and wide-ranging collections of ceramics bronzes reliquaries and antiquities from many ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Reception at the American Embassy in Berlin
Ambassador Leishman and Mrs. Leishman hosted a reception at the American embassy in Berlin on Lincoln's birthday. Members of the American colony and German officials attended to honor the new ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ambasasdor Leishman
Ieishman
Tlincoln
General Homer Lea In Critical Condition In Shanghai
Gen Homer Lea the American adviser to Dr Sun Yat Sen is in critical condition in Shanghai. He has been unconscious for some fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Homer Lea
Sun Yat Sen
Chinese Republic
Stan of Arizona 59th Anniversary Recalled in Political Review
The piece notes Arizona’s admission date as the 59th anniversary of territorial status. It recounts Jefferson Davis's 1862 proclamation and Lincoln's 1863 order establishing territorial government and highlights Governor Burns’s brief address. It calls for constitutional reforms including judicial recall and anti-robbery measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arig
del GA
Arizons
Jefferson Davie
Archana
California
Lincoln
Bunts
Gouvermur
Scientist Helping to Convict Slayer
Kansas City notes a University of Kansas physician from Rouzedge visits the crime scene in the Dorgett murder case. Dr Vrimple examined wall stains and objects at the room where Abra Dorgett was found with a crushed skull, aiding the police forensic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Scieneta
Charles Hedges
Abra
Ancy Dorgett
Fil
Kansen City
Han. Aire
Dorsett
WW. K.vrimble
University of
Der
Vrimible
Belence
Aoivine
Rayebery
May Prohibit Rome Hello Girls To Wed
A royal commission recommends banning marriage for female postal workers and requiring single status for service. Women push back arguing maternity duties hinder work and threaten many professions. Meetings are held nightly as the service faces a strike if the proposal passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hessenius Trial Opens in Cherokee for Wife Murder
The preliminary trial of Jarnest H. Hessenius on murder charges for his wife’s January death began behind closed doors in Justice Green’s court. State witnesses testified this morning while Hessenius, arrested at his wife's grave, faces circumstantial evidence linking to her strangulation in Cleghorn, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Jarnest
H. Hessenius
Joseph Green
Cleghorn
Hessenius
Broker Seligman Dies by His Own Hand in Hotel Gerard Room
New York broker Washinston N. Seligman, a prominent figure, shot himself in a room at the Hotel Gerard tetley. A year earlier he had reportedly attempted suicide by a prior cryan SHE SeaB incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washinston
N.seligman
Gerard Tetley
Seligman
Cryan She Seab
Langford Outpoints Barry in Sydney Heavyweight Bout
Langford defeats James Barry on points in Sydney stadium match held before a large crowd. Barry, the Chicago heavyweight, fights well as Langford retains his status as a top American heavyweight. The February event drew substantial public attention in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langford
Barry
Sydney
Australia
Sarm Langiod
Ngland
James Barry
Chicago
Omaha's New Postmaster Nominee Named
President Taft nominates John Wharton as postmaster at Omaha, sent to the Senate for confirmation on February 18. The appointment follows routine civil service process and reflects federal staffing in Nebraska's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington
Taft
Senate
John
Wharton
Multiple trials unfold as corruption and violence dominate headlines
A mishmash of court cases, political clashes, and public unrest unfolds from Fort Worth to New York. Jurors include university faculty, Sneed faces murder charges in Boyce case, and debates over cabinet dismissals surface amid anti reelection pressure.
Simplicity vs Statehood Sparks Arizona Inauguration Dispute
Report from Phoenix outlines conflict between George W. F. Hunt and Phoenix committees over statehood ceremonies. Governor elect Flugt favors Jeffersonian simplicity while opposing militia parades and unclear Washington timing leaves inauguration date uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Flugt
Cam
Giobe
Washington
Milwaukee Road faces graft charges against officers
Chicago February report alleges excessive costs in the Puget Sound extension and ties Beaver Dam Malleable Ironworks to many contracts. Officials deny wrongdoing and say stockholders and rivals spread rumors with no evidence, while noting land holdings and open-market purchases along the St Paul lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget
Beaver Dam
Elattie
Teetinga
Heaver Dam
Lawrence Fitch
Seniman
A. J. Farting
Paul J
W. Mekhenna
Mtr
Farting
WILK
Mme. McKenni
Nuppliea
Eanidaay
Wsa
Afr
Comercial Nations Bank
U. Cowling & Go
Detroit Bree] Coating Co
Aug Iron and Steedo
Fitch Ig
Thome
Cowllage
Cowles
Beiver Dam
D. P. Larmoreaux
Fitch
Marshall Field & Co
Stanley Imeld
Armour& Co
J. Ogden
Coldest Winter Day in Detroit and Michigan
Detroit records 60 degrees below zero at the weather bureau as the coldest winter day. Reports from across Michigan indicate 35 below in the interior near Punt and 42 below at Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Mercury
Zara
United States Weather Bureau
Sero
Punt
Saginaw
Millionaire for a Month Seeks Congress Seat
Wikesbarre, Pa, February 12. John Jay McDevitt, who went broke playing "millionaire for a day," seeks the Democratic nomination for county treasurer and aims for Congress. He vows to win the nomination, party bosses notwithstanding, and jokes about needing funds to mount a coast train trip to remain a millionaire for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikesbarre
John Jay McDevitt
Demouistia Party
Congress
Jusey Lemon
Rebel fleet sighted off Chinese town sparks evacuation orders
A fleet of revolutionary warships was seen off Shan Hai Kwan on the Peking railway line. Urgent orders were issued by imperial commanders to mobilize transport and prepare for defense against a potential landing. Extraordinary precautions were taken at the Russian concession with reinforced patrols around the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shan Hai Kwan
Peking
Newa
Gepateh
Dien Tata
Chrmmaniers
Rebe
Ruselan
Shan Hal Kean
Strang
Treasure Hunt Ends In A Double Tragedy In Oregon Forest
In a United States district court hearing, Swinney and Kimmel are accused of a deadly treasure hunt near Coosa Way Oregon. Johnson shot Kimmel, Swinney killed Johnson, and bodies were buried in a forest grave. Snyder and Gryder are linked to recovered gold and the burial coverup. Andrew White, a former convict, was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinney
Eicheney
Kansas City
Kimmel
Coosa Way
Johnson
Gwinney
Snyder
Gryder
Andrew J. White
Prosecutor Seeks Pardon Probe In Schiff Case
New York district attorney Whitman moves to present evidence to a grand jury to probe charges of conspiracy and subornation of perjury in the case of ex valet E Brandt serving 30 years for burglary. Brandt faces a habeas corpus hearing and a motion to reopen the case as a second court action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
E. Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
Burg Gssary
Brandt
Tastics Gerard
Supreme Court
Martin F. Auberth
Rosalski
Swiits
Granite stone inscribed He Was Friend of the Poor
Relatives of the late General Weaver in Maines Iowa request dropping the general subscription monument plan. The deceased asked only a simple Iowa granite mark with his name and the inscription He was a friend of the poor. Bryan offered 2700 dollars to start the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maines
General Weaver
Wiha J. Bryan
Labor Hearing Sparks Dramatic Washington Trial
John Mitchell testifies in a contemporaneous court hearing with Samuel Gasperd and Frank Morriant of the American Federation of Labor linked to the Buck slave and range case. Mitchell challenges Justice Wright over a postponed sentence while claiming government debt and duty to his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peb l
John Mitchell
Samuel Gasperd
Frank Morriant
Arer
Joan Federation of Labor
Tdakom
Mitchell
Wright
Helpme
Mr. Alttehetl
American Federation of Labor
Tenrt
Lnjustica
Landieb Appeeray
Atirehell
Dynasty to Quit Within a Month Amid Chinese Turmoil
Feb 13 report from Tang Shao Yio citing Yuan Shi Kai representative Shanehei that abdication of the throne in China could be accomplished before Feb 14. Possible selection of Li Yuan Beng as future leader discussed. Also notes ongoing fighting, bombardment of Kaiping in Manchuria, and executions of 23 garrison officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanehei
Ching
Tang Shao Yio
Yuan Shi
Kai
Yuan Shi Hai
Li Yuen Beng
Vléa
Sen
Republican
Sen gWalta
Senate
Vt Ia
Sun SL
Amse
Nanking
Peking
Deaghorg
Reichstag President Declines Socialist Colleague Support
Berlin on February 12 reports Dr. Shahn leader of the clerical center party who was elected Reichstag president says he will resign the chair on Monday. He cites refusal to be associated with a socialist vice president. The first vice president chosen yesterday is Philipp Scheidemann, a socialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymarket
Tenderlain
Bureau of Licenses
Haymarket
New York
Tenderloin
James
Duke
American Tobacco Company
H British- American Tobacco Company, Limited
London
Percival Hill
Denver
Great Western Ol! Company
Paul
Minn
Hugh T. Hal Bert
Minnesota Progressive Republican League
Robert M. la Follette
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Simon O'Malley
Bonnie Reedy
Louis Spencer
O'Malley
ST. Louis
William Burns
Thomas Donegan
Steam Pipe Fitters’ and Helpers’ Union
Donegan
Thomas J. Donegan
Berlin
Shahn
Clerical
Center Party
Reichstag
Philipp Scheidemann
Coldest January in Chicago History Reported
Gustave Meuser a printer was found frozen to death on a sidewalk in Chicago amid a stretch where temperatures hovered around zero. The January just past set a record as the coldest Chicago has experienced in 30 years according to the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustave Meuser
Weather Bureau
State Bank Statement Calls Issued by Iowa Auditor
State auditor issues calls for a bank statement from Iowa banks showing February condition. Describes a backstory of a man named Haley who moved to Sioux City with family in 1868 and later started a machine works on Third and Pierce streets. Haley left in 1895 and lived in New Slaven with sister Miss Mary Haley and niece Miss Emily Candee, formerly of Fort Deden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Des Moines
State Auditor
Iowa
T. Aame
Sioux City
Shhenkberg
Third
Pierce ‘Streets
Haley
New Slaven
Mary Haley
Emily ‘Candee
Fort Deden
Public health official warns fruits and vegetables may spread typhoid
A Washington report cites Surgeon A L Creel of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service stating that unenriched fruits and vegetables served at homes may carry typhoid agents. Experiments suggest radishes and lettuce could transmit the illness even under unfavorable storage conditions, lasting at least 31 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. L. Creel
ma@rine hospital service
Creel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Babes OF Strikers
Lawrence, Mass
Stan
New State
Kansas
Commission
Cleghorn Farmer
Aidan
Indu University
Munderu
Hig
P Wortel
Pex
John Peal
Goyer
Sneed
Fort Worth
Tex
J. Fi. Sneed
Huving
A. G. Boyce
Arn
Hoegee Faroliy
Heyces
Henry Teyce
Boyce
Boyes
Marla Weer
Austria
Billie Frac
Ainge
Soba
Columbia
Aaron Hradshaw
W. Calvin Chane
Sidney Vaiener
John St. Wildes
Hebert
Eigdenj-Powell
Baghdad
Boy Scouts of America
Glau
Rmes
IOLA
Aiispouri Pacific
Mons
France
Milwaukee Road
W. A. Rane
Mr. McKenna
Burton Hanson
E. D. Sewell
Earling
St. Paul
Milwaukee Land Company
Wisconsin
Mec.Kenna
Stock’ Exchange House
St Paul
J. Ogden Armour
Imperial
Dynasty
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!