American Association Holding Meeting in Chicago
The American Association, a foremost minor league, held its annual gathering in Chicago with presidents and magnates from large towns attending. Debates focused on farm clubs, strike rules, and the potential to challenge major leagues, as leaders weigh the future direction of the league and its players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bee
Natonal Feague
Thomas J. Hickey
Assiekition
J. Ea Grillo
Cincinnnati
AW. Fries
Miwaaker
Tom
Latvas
Hyegy Fat
Iaceweing
Duty on Tobacco Tax Question Sparks Treasury Debate
The surveyor of customs asked which rate of duty should be collected for tobacco in transit from a warehouse. Officials expect a clear instruction but say many clerks remain on holiday. The Treasury in Washington has not issued final guidance, delaying decisions until after New Year.
McGinnis Brings Long Fishing Tervs to State House
Robert McGinnis, a veteran state house member of 15 years, is described as a keen fishing enthusiast with a note on his equipment. The quirky text references a fading oath and holiday remembrance as part of a playful profile of the legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGinnis
Matt Carrier
State House
McGinnis
Warrer
Five Men and 40 Horses Drowned in Odessa Storm
In Soroka Day broke away on Monday carrying 40 horses and 130 men who were herding stock. The event ended with 30 men and five horses crowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Bee
Soroka
Construction Moves for City Hospital Wing
Partial OCR notes show plans for a new wing at a city hospital with contract awards and work start dates. It mentions contractors Wollenweher and Walteisrhee, and a May start window for building activity. The fragmentary text suggests immediate use upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walteisrhee
Wollenweher
Chicago Officials Say Other Cities Jealous of Chicago
Officials claim rival cities envy Chicago during the Republican convention. Noted men defend current hotel rate policy as justified. Reported plenty of rooms available at about 1.50 to 1.98 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Mit
Two Hoosiers on the Presidential Situation
Washington February 58. Roosevelt with Indiana support is the most popular man today says former civil service commissioner Foulke republican. Representative J M Robinson democrat booster believes Indiana pivotal and united democracy in Indiana is assured. Roosevelt is not favored to carry Pennsylvania and Robison notes many Hoosiers favor the president while some oppose nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Civil Service
Foulke
Uiyu Bis Party
J. M. Robinson
Yuri
Pennsylvania
Ate ‘Rodnevelt
Indiana
Perry Heath
Indiona
Representatie
Starn
Taatana
Indiang Tian Hin Party
Ite_eefe
Tua
New York Bowlers Struggle Over Cleveland Tournament
New York bowing groups argue over tournament rules for the upcoming convention in Cleveland in February. Westerners push for loaded ball and club-based teams while Eastern bowlers demand selection by the represented club. Joseph Rowe and York plan talks in New York with the New York Bowling Association to decide expectations for the Cleveland event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Joseph Rowe
American Bowing Coogress
York
Express Companies Santa Claus In No Hurry This Year
Express firms limit extra wagons for Christmas deliveries to cut costs. The usual fleet remains in service, causing potential delays as many orders may arrive days or weeks late. Customers flock to offices seeking their packages and many wait at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Indianapolis
Doxena Uf Express
Tia
Nollara
War Talks at Tokyo Urge Curb in Russia Japan Clash
The cabinet and privy council met in Tokyo to discuss ways to handle the escalating tension with Russia. If Russia refuses to modify its reply, Japan may approve safeguards for Korea, though such a step is not necessarily a prelude to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torig
Japan
Russia
Privy Council
Koren
Academy of Science Fire Program Attracts Attention
Bironday executive board previews a strong annual meeting with the president delivering the keynote address. Geologist Blatchley will speak in the Shortridge high school auditorium as scientists discuss new metal recur and life in Jadisna. Meetings continue Monday through Tuesday. New library dedication announced in Wayne Indiana for January 3. Carbondale triplets birth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Science
Bironday
Blatchley
Shortridge High School
T He New Metal
Recur
Af Natarny Life
Jadisna
Sinty Henae
Mure Gay
Tueaday
Incomplete Births and Marriages Notice By Girths
A fragmented column lists births and marriages with names and addresses including J W Batts 2 Blake-at. James L Bowlen 184 Cor hell-ave. Richard Underswood 3430 Broadway. Fred Scintire 109 Wallace at. Gaston Newsom 15% Brooker Deathe. John P Bhechan 4 months 1000 Fi Georgia st. etc. Many entries are garbled with illnesses and ages. marriages include William A Bowers and Elizabeth L L nae. James Marks and Helen Garden. George Franklin and Wath Williama Dallas M Fort and Muttle Huxter. multiple paired names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Batts
Blake-at
Mirl
James L
Lena Bowlen
Hell-Ave
Richard and
Mary Underswood
Broadway
Bay
Fred
Maggie Scintire
Wallace
Gaston
Ida Newsom
Brookerat
John P. Bhechan
Georgia St
Profit Dickson
Inaac P. Jobiean
Timothy Courtney
Elty
Ellen Moriiity
Delaware-at
Alice Wood
Lee-at
Edwin
Fulsom
Park-ave
Sneumona
Gertrude Burrine
Montis
Abraham Welch
Willard-st
Nanny Carlisle
Janes B. Morgan
Becker-st
Cone
Eley Horry
W .Thirteenthest
Sorewmonlie
James Marks
Helen Garden
George Franklin
Wath Williama
Dallas M. Fort
Muttle Huxter
George Volker
Mary Holevar
Albert Stout
Kathron Hamiltay
James M. Graham
May Puller
Yoho
Moran
Ida My Froy
Wiliam A. Berémian
Myrtle Weakley
Lee Orman
Rosa E. M. Harrington
Gunton H. Fithian
Martha G. Oadarne
Man Kills Wife and Leaves Baby with Dead Mother
In Salt Lake City a man described as Frank Rese surrendered to police after killing his wife on Christmas Day and wounding himself. He left their infant son with the deceased mother two days, the baby later found alive. The couple, who had been from St. Louis, had frequent quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Vinh
Hig
Frank Rese
Jay
Rese
Sonday Atersvan
Bari Rose
St. Lewis
Phey
San Bernardino
Cal
Callmartini
Miguel
Antonia
Arereste
Nevada
Antonio
Captured Marion Outlaw Bodkin Arrested After Chase
Indiana authorities capture Jesse Bodkin after a running pursuit north of the city. Bodkin, a feared outlaw from Marion, resisted, was disarmed, and brought to jail following a gunfight with Urree officers, with earlier convictions for larceny and burglary and a history of attempted escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Joese Bodkin
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Bodkin
Bwidkin
Howna
Moran Jesve
Oryisie Hodkin
Clizens
Marlon
Wand
Jesve Reese
Lima. C
Ant Jesse Bodkin
Bartlue
Aent
Police arrest suspect on train after theft report
Police received word from Broomington authorities that Charles Mackey, a 1 Finn, stole $0 and a wheel from railroad man M. Glen and had boarded the Vandalia train expected at Bikemen. Duncan and Wilson searched the train, arrested a man matching the description, and found the missing money on him. The detective noted difficulty in confirming details due to language issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomington
Charles Mackey
Finn
M. Glen
Duncan
Wilson
Building Permits Filed Amid Mixed Notices
Edw Hehler and George Hubert appear in permit listings for southeastern avenue and Marianat street. Permits total include a $1,400 valuation with several names and locations noted, including Norward and Metidianat. The items reference residential and commercial building activity and pending approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehler
Southeastern-uave
George Hubert
Grand Jury to hear witnesses on Columbus Ave shooting
Mquiret Frocer at Martindole Ave and others named by George W as the assailants in a shooting waiving examination and heading to the grand jury Monday morning. Portmouth admiralty issues request to reserve men to ratify an address enabling telegraph summons for active service amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Earn Fletcher Nail Ed Clare
Kla-ave
Cohimbla-ave
George W. Mquiret
Frocer
Martindole-ave
Portsmouth
Eng
Admiralty
Destruction at Cincinnati Harbor After Ice Break
Destruction prevailed in Cincinnati harbor as sudden ice break Sunday caused a major wreck along the riverfront. Vessels and property were damaged near North Bend and along the Cincinnati riverfront with several barges sunk or stranded and multiple coal units reported wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Harbor
Brént
North Bend
Tacoma
Packel
AIS Wits
Ei Poe
Val Geeshia
Viten Lids
Cnet
Te Vana Coals Ang
Campbell's Crook Coal Cups
Bluesivr Coal
Enke
Petrebuggeral Company
We Magid
World News Tidbits and Local Tragedies From New York
A jumble of unreadable clippings reports deaths in Hazelton and New York areas, including Henry Hazelton of Pa and Marie Calhoun in Mount View, plus a Portland gun incident and a stray dog fatality. Also noted are political shifts, a Toledo procession mention, and New York Produce prices with varied dairy and meat figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhener de Weshington
Treverly
Clfford Ravinson
Lockhern
Newville
David Ingen
Portland
Ore
Alere Young
Howard
St. Louis
Witten
Cuna Calhoun
New York
Kishene
Aupisseburg Disparek
Dyer Woeke
Wall Street Sees Mixed Signals on Money Markets
Special wire report notes postwar money market uncertain after January 1 with railroads and banks showing varied signals. November and December readings reflect shifts in reserves and industrial stock gains, while cattle and hog markets move toward steady to firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
London
Paul
New York
Tecelote
Eerses
eBelooterts
Indeterminate Bank and Transit Names Appear Across Listings
A garbled OCR page lists numerous banks rail and stock entities such as Union Traction, Indianapolis Gas Company, Indianapolis Street Railways, Merchants National Bank, and others interwoven with railroad and electric company names, plus scattered agricultural market data from Pittsburgh and Chicago markets. The fragmentary text preserves many proper nouns and entities but few coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Central
American National Bank
Ating Engine Works
Hell
Pat
Ketcham Orm
Openny Rational Bank
Vent
Climax Coffee and Powder Company
Columbia National Bank
Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
Delaware and
Madison Counties
Nephené Company A
Federal Union Surety
Home Brewing
Indiana
Indiana Manufacturing Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title, Guarantee and Rapid Transit Company
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Taitanapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis & Eastern Ry
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Street
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Companiy
Marton Trust Company
National Bank
Newcastle Bridge Company
Ww Telephone Company
People's Deposit Bank
la. T. Polk Co
Security Trust Company
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Union ‘Traction
Union ‘Just Company
Ven Camp Hardware Co
Pia
Waston
Pfa
Seteevey
Bonds
Broad Ripple
Citizens
Ty, Co
del & Mad
Tel
Jniiana
Ind
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Ug Ind
Greenfield Railroad
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolia
Atarescuville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coloh
American Association Holding
Stacy Neuse
Will Firithew
Erecty Hospital
Foulk
Robinson
Ste Kcking
AAS Fire Program
Wayne
Ibd
Wergne
Carbondale
Teorey McGeary da
Wan Iha Sears
Aueband
Wiliam A. Bowers
Elizabeth Ll.nae
Jesse Bodkin
Guliaw
Arres
Muncia
KE Gorge
Henry
Hazelton
Iter Laz Tte
Bron Warks
Chis Mack
Payeiatel A
Gil
Arles
Bartoli
Toledo
Tolein
Tee
Arey
Han
Hutter Creamery
Wohn Perkin
H. A. Echlot
Wall Street
Local Securities
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Union
Seaors
Taung Americas
Union Stockyards
Toevday
F.s
Wees Sind Fooders
Carmere
Texan
Ugo
Catimatea Tor
Ayemioy
Bose
City
Wihrat-Weiker
Pete We
Miei
Carey
Care
Timothy
Care, Wits
City Wagon Mark&r. Wheal
Cincinnati Livestock
Puaityaal O
Chicago Grain
SHO Ie
M@&c
Hngihe
SiGbte
Provigions
Rive
Cis
Reading
Paw
New York Central
Missouri Publo and Southern Railway
Westinghouse
General Electric
Colorado
Amalgamated Conper
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalo
N. J
Becta
Hoge
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!