Monon Wreck Injures Sixteen Passengers Near Cambria
A northbound Monon passenger train derailed near Cambria Indiana after striking a broken rail. Sixteen people were injured including several from Indianapolis Frankfort and Hamilton. A relief train with doctors was sent from Clover Leaf. many passengers continued their journey the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Frankport
Ind
Monay
Robert Duncan
Indianapelin
Wooley
Indianapolis
Mark Magon
James Groves
Beirclevine
Jamen W. Boyte
Kilmore
W. L. Davis
Frankfort
R. GO
Majek
Frank Kelly
Jett
B. Garber
Hamilton
John Wilcox
Frank Gearard
Tipton
Wywort
Aire
O'Hara
Newark
Brent
McCartel
Peanisorty Skontuerlade
Murray
Oxtort
Mager
J. Hagan
Chicago
Porter
Puit
Wilson
Brakeman
Clover Leaf Road
Trim
Anl
Coal Bids Sought For Indiana Coal Use In City Walls
The Board of Public Works on Tuesday called for bids on Indiana coal to replace Pocahontas coal used in city walls. The Central Labor Union and John Mitchell protested that Pocahontas is mined by nonunion workers and urged Indiana coal produced under union working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Wallaings
Central Labor Union
John Mitchell
Mina
Ming Workers’ Organization
Woman on Trial in Mississippi Murder Case
The trial of Mrs Angin Birdsong for the murder of Dr Thontuo Butler opens in Monticelli Mississippi amid claims of high profile defense by United States Senator Mctaurin and former Gov Linino. The case centers on alleged boasting of ties between the doctor and the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScrippeoRae
Wazelhurst
Mita
Angin Birdsong
Thontuo
Butler
Monticelli
United States
Mctaurin
Linino
Local Jottings From City News and Club Happenings
Ariel Themt of Interest gathers in city by the easy Ben WH Nete Reska Coarles Warren Fairbanks, of No Me- Tidlan-at, has gone to Washington to work during the winter. Edward E. Gates was present when the United States senate opened. Marion club members prepare for the annual election of club officers with lively times expected. The Mooresville Shakesperean club will attend the Thursday night lecture by Frederick Warde at Caleb Mills hall. Bar on I. G. Rothschild will open his home at the federal building Wednesday night inviting all to inspect. Hours to 9. Union & Hunt, president of the Tass Iliana Railroad Commission, has been unable for duty this week due to illness. Joseph N. Stubbs of the State Bureau of Statistics has been ill for weeks. The kitchen flue at the Columbia club burned Tuesday evening causing damage. Indianapolis residents are entertained this week with stage-politics and social events. Elam Neal and eight party workers enjoyed the stage-politics offered by Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coarles Warren Fairbanks
Washington, TC
Edward E. Gates
United States Senate
New Store Opened by Archibald-Cleaver Company
The Archibald-Cleaver company opens a new store at 2 and 4 KB Washingtonst formerly the Ameri can Bank building in the hopping district on Arat street. The firm moves to boost their growing business with attractive shop displays and fashionable fabrics. Women in Indianapolis and nearby towns are urged to visit for the latest designs and quality goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye
Archibald-Clexaver Company
Washingtonst
American Bank
Tye Aguiton
Arat Street
St of
Tolke
Indianapolis
Archibald-Cleaver Company
Perished in flood near Clifton Arizona
A private dispatch reports that about half of Clifton in Graham County has been destroyed by a flood caused by the Detroit dam. The town’s population is around 90, with several homes and a small restaurant washed away or damaged. A woman and a child drowned, and many residents are missing or feared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secippe
Rae ‘Preas Association
Phornin
Ariz
Nife
Clifton
Graeham County
Southesatern Arizona
Globe
Detroit Dam
Aeten
Ife
Mra
Joseph Thron
Irving
Bitter Against the President Roosevelts Jap remarks stir California
California unions and labor groups react to President Roosevelts stance on Japan. Editorials claim he overstepped authority by threatening troops to block Japanese in schools and advocate naturalization limits. San Francisco Chronicle criticizes rhetoric as unsafe and impeachment ominous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Fla
Driver of Engine Saved from Death in Narrow Escape
Six times knocked down by the wheels of a six ton engine, driver Walmsley clung to the spokes and was dragged a considerable distance before the horses were stopped. Stoker Jamet Weale alerted, climbed to the seat, and drove the engine away to safety after Walmsley vanished from the cab. He regained footing and turned the team, escaping serious injury. The incident occurred near the English hotel at Volumen lab, Massachusetts Avenue and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmsley
Box 5
Volumen
Hawki
Delver Watmaley
Jamet Weale
Hel Wickly
Man Predicts War Over Japanese Exclusion
Boston official Andrew Forresuth of San Francisco, head of the AFL national legislative committee, warns war with Japan is likely if the United States opens its doors to Japanese immigration. He argues race and coast dynamics favor exclusion and predicts White labor will be displaced without limits on Japanese entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Motlay
Boston
Mass
Japan
Andrew Forresuth
San Francisco
Cnairman
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Jer
Hawaii
Asia
Mob Beats Japanese on Train Near Adler
A mob attacked Japanese travelers after a train left Adler, beating them with clubs and kicking them. Conductor Kirkpatrick protected the group, guiding them safely away as fears of further violence mounted. Five assailants fled the scene amid threats of worse if they returned to the coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Tacoma
Wash
Dee
Ethie Andritt
Adler
Japp
Mob
Clobe
Kirkpatrick
Romance at an End in Indianapolis Runaway Case
Mary Turnock a young girl from Glenn Ellen California is detained by police awaiting her parents arrival after she ran away weeks ago taking 17% in geld coin. Detectives Garber and Sarah found her at a Indianapolis Sandy factory using the name Jemima Anderson. The girl dreamed of life away from the village but those plans are abandoned as her father wealthy pursues her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turnock
Glenn Ellen
Cal
Indianapoliz
Garber
Sarah
Indianapolis
Jemma Anderson
Tme
Haa
Hin
Denison BanBON Show Vested Inversion Rumor
The garbled item references a Denison event titled BanBON Show and mentions a vest and help request. Details are unclear and names or dates cannot be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Banbon Show
Huggers Do Not Break the Law in Doorstep Incident
New York dispatch reports a 1911 courtroom scene where William Kirkland was arrested for purported lewd conduct near a church doorstep. Magistrate Whale acquitted Kirkland amid cheering. Patrolman Ruth had earlier detained Phoebe Meshane Induledig whose charge was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlepe-McRee
New York
Recorder Goff
Ruth
Willam Kirkland
Phoebe Meshane
Magitrate Whale
Kirkland
Raycorder Goff
Chicago Traction Fines Value Estimated
Chicago officials seek an approximate value for the $60,000,000 Chicago traction fines as the debate over the new franchise nears a quick conclusion. The work ongoing since June centers on the city’s transportation franchise problem and related assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Traction
Dougherty Elected Post Commander In Local Militia
The George H. Thomas Port No. 7 elected W. Dougherty post commander to succeed B. Stout Irwin. New officers include senior vice commander Guvon R. Thompson junior vice commander ID R Leeas chaplain Aimon Jelnz officer of the day Henry Mtenlal quartermaster Dr Charles Abbott surgeon. Installation of all officers and Ladies artillery at George HL Thaumas post No 7 will be held the first Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
George H. Thomas
W. Dougherty
B. Stout Irwin
Guvon R. Thompson
ID. R Leeas
Aimon Jelnz
Henry Mtenlal
Charles Abbott
George ‘Hl Thaumas
Missouri Democrat Clark Advocates Packing Supreme Court
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri, backing Roosevelt as a Democrat, says if president he would pack the Supreme Court to sustain an income tax. He recalls Grant using court packing and argues the president might do the same for the country’s benefit. He favors a graded income tax and believes forward-thinking citizens support it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Champ Clark
Saissouri
United States
Dir
Clark
Bieverelt
Grant
Supreme Court
Willy
Senate Urges Morocco Treaty Ratification Report
In Washington today the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported in favor of ratifying the Morocco treaty. President sent W Morgen Shuster’s nominations to the Philippine commission and as secretary of public instruction. The Senate opened routine business as Secretary Shaw’s annual report was read. House discarded minor matters while California Senator Fn presented a proposal for an information plan in view of the Japanese situation. A push for an extra session of the sixtieth Congress emerged, with tax revision and income tax debates likely. Local Connecticut note mentions a town clerk and factory workers facing the mare cage bug issue and a Thanksgiving incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Communlties On Foreign Relations
Morocco
Senate
W. Morgen Shuster
Philippine Commission
Islands
Shaw Avnt
Divsk
Wan
House
Benator Fn
California
Secretary of Commerce
Senate of Information
Tle
Ban Frayenicn
Breeders' Meeting Set at Statehouse January 16
The annual meeting of the We Indians Live Black Breeders association will be held at the Statehouse on January 16. The program will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Indians Live Black Breeders” Association
Statehouse
Auto Company Sued Over Injury By Car In Illinois
Fleanor Ketcham files suit in the circuit court against Inglang Automobile Company. She alleges an automobile driven by an employee of Tidlana Automobile Company struck her pet, causing serious injuries, with the incident occurring in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verve Atanas
Inglang Automobile Company
Fleanor Ketcham
M. Smeridianer
Miesetcham
Fraf Weltahire
Tidlana Automobile Company
Pet
Ilinois
Steterathrte
Mandamus Hearing Sheds Light On Express Fees in Large Cities
Indigha Railroad Commission pursues free deliveries beyond one mile in cities over 3,590 inhabitants. In Superior Court No 1 all three judges, plus Circuit Court Judge Allen, sit for the hearing. American Express Adams Federal and United States Expo face the challenge arguing that 100% law 100% does not revoke prior 2,500 inhabitants city rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indigha Railroad Commission
Weduemiag
Susperior Court
Allen
Circuit Court
American Express Company
Adams Federal Company
United States Expo Company
Wa Tide
Weather Tonight and Cooler Then Snowy Front
The forecast calls for rain Wednesday night and Thursday with clearing skies and notably colder temperatures. Also noted are preparations for winter services and assorted local notices about purifying remedies, tailors, and cleaning services, plus political and postal updates amid Indiana notes.
Fatal Cold Wave Hits New England Area
A fragmented report describes a deadly cold wave affecting several individuals across New England with scattered names and places. The morning temperature dipped sharply in Troy Vermont and nearby towns, causing multiple fatalities and prompting emergency responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schigos-McRae Cross Association
Dostox
Mass
Sec
Tset
James v. Elinth
Winchester
Andrew Russell
Kunnebuni
Mel Willan Farrell
East Providence
Robert Prentise
Shrewebury
New England
Troy
More Pay for Teachers Campaign Gains Backing
A local club endorses higher salaries for teachers with a pledge to support the Board of directors in pushing for an annual $200 raise, signaling coordinated efforts across party lines and civic groups to improve school funding.
Reverend Canty to roll cornerstone across Evansville
Rev D Canty of Oakdale Mission plans to roll the church cornerstone from one end of Evansville to another and through main streets to publicize the new edifice and to gain floor space for the meeting and material storage. The plan, dated December 5, involves citywide procession and publicity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
D. Canty
Oakdale
Woman Leaped From Window in Blaze At Plant
Fire at F A Rathoun Match Co. plant on Hardinger north of Ma 1 started with an explosion after a closet door blew open. Panicked workers clogged a narrow stair, several badly burned about head arms and upper bodies. Forewoman Helen Stapp and Hattie Breedlove aided others. Breedlove later hauled to ground by ambulance. Two girls jumped from second floor to escape heat, one saved by hose line effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mezeie Richards
Helen Stapp
Warren
Serigun
Myrtle Stapf
Hattie Breedlove
Dack
Ana A Reese
Ray-st
Raven
Atelreay
F. A. Rathoun
Apa
Imminen
Are
Hitchen Stapp
Win & Panioh
Lela Bredlowe
Hanttle Breedlove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monon Wreck
CITY
Ariel
Ben
Marion Club
T Ie
Aleays
Mooresville
T. C Steele
Ars
Lisber
Brookville
Mr. Steele
I. G. Rothschild
Topen Howne
Federal Building
United Stasis
Union & Hunt
Tassilana Rairoad
Palmer
Joseph N. Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistica
Nee
Jim Drnckler
Elam Neal
Georg
Columbia Elub
Columbia Club
Ema
Eames
Gail
Harmony Convert Company
THE
Archibald - Cleaver Company
Republican Party
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Arate
Cal Ts
U.S
Sayalnnd
Doiron Uoiteit
Romance
Gof
Edward V. Fitspatrick
W. F. Mendenhall
Terre Haute
Clarke
Charles ©. Waybright
Columbia City
C. N. Hardy
Portland
Mary A. Peacock
U. S. Statutes
Missouri
Roose
Velt
Congress
Serfeope-McRae Preey Associatyns
Booth Nohwalic
Conn
Dean
Coarringe-Med
Cleris
Herbert H. Stgith
Auto People
Wtner
Bari
Hood
Gust Rosberg
Pambroke Arcade
Supreme Court of the
George B. Cortelyou
Repul Weon
Treasury
Harry 8. New
Nathinar
Capt. New
Ible
Capt
Newwich
Ashington
Sevitie
Watts
Henry Witte
Nome
Hear Future
Barry
Tobyert
McCormick
White
Rome
Lloyd
Grlacam
Hrazil
Wit H
Conway
Aurore
Roy Turnor
Dan
Orvil
D. Seerat
Mim Grove
Frank &. Posey
Evanaville
Emiional
Cromer
E. Nicholson
Nicholson
Littlefeld
Iske Bron
Alabama
Hatch
Btairway
Bource
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!