Boy Nearly Dead After Ten Days Aboard Ship
Special to the Sun Galveston Texas January. Carl Joseph Kubler, 16, of New York, hid in the Mule Hery steamer Comal during unloading. Ten days without food or water left him near death, found wedged between coffee sacks. He survived by odd chance and is now in hospital with a grim prognosis. He had run away from home to Galveston seeking work after a dispute with his mother and stepfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Comal
Carl Joseph Kubler
Januaica
L. J
Mer
Third-ave
New York City
Dee. Is. Ife
Old Days in England Told by Mr Glover
A London Daily News account recalls grim times as Mr Glover recounts standing orders and hardships during coal deliveries from Leicester. He recalls seeing twenty men and oxen hauling wagons seven miles to bring two loads of coal for scant bread, highlighting stark poverty and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Viscount Ssuzo Aoki Named New Japanese Ambassador to United States
Viscount Ssuzo Aoki, recently chosen successor to Mr. Takahira as Japanese ambassador to the United States, is described as a man of forement ability. Aoki, aged years, sits on the imperial privy council, holds the first class Rising Sun order, and has been prominent in the foreign office. He represented Japan at The Hague conference and is viewed as superior to Takahira and Baron Hyashi in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Ssuzo Aoki
Takahira
United States
Imperial Privy Council
Rising Sun
Baron Hyash
London
Lantern Dance at Sherry's Dazzles with Lanterned Parade
The University Cotillon at Sherry's, a winter social famed for its long tradition, featured Eleanor Mortimer of Tuxedo Park as lead, with LeRoy King dancing alongside. Managers Stirling Vanderbilt Watson Webb Lydig Hoyte and O'Donnell Iselin guided the event full of decor, demerits decorate with green, white and gold, mistletoe, and scarlet poinsettias. The lanterns lit the dance floor as lights were out, creating a glowing maze for debutantes and guests including Miss Mildred Sherman and Miss Blanche Oelrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warold Stirling Vanderbilt
Watson Webb
Lydig Hoyte
O'Donnell Iselin
Sherry
Eleanor Mortimer
Tuxedo Park
Richard Mortimer
LeRoy King
Seward Webb
Arthur M. Dodge
Benjamin Welles
Wiliam Douglas Sloane
Charles ‘T. Barney
Henry
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Wus
Mildred
Irete Sherman
Blanche Oelrichs
Marret Knower
Dorothea Potter
Aletta
Wily Burglar Madison Nabbed After Jewelry Haul
New York report details burglar Madison from Buffalo who looted the home of woolen merchant E H Van Ingen, pocketing diamonds watches buttons and rings totaling about 1300. He hid in garret was caught by indoor watchman Yerman Esp and servant Louis Schultz after a late breakfast attempt. Police later escorted Madison to Yorkville court where he confessed hunger as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Mullsen
E. H. van Ingen
Madison
Tey
Marschauser
Buffalo
Mills Hotel No 4
Rivingtoa St
United States Behind in Ship Tonnage Ranking
In 180, the United States possessed only nine ships totaling about 12 000 tons while Britain had 70 ships. The data indicate a stark lead for Great Britain in naval tonnage and ship counts during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Widow of Civil War spy denied a pension by government
Mary Suratt era era widow recounts her husband’s role as a Union spy who infiltrated the Surratt house during the Lincoln assassination era. He served in Mexican and Civil wars and reported on Mississippi transports. Pension denied due to insufficient service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
The
Sun
New York
Washington
Mary &. Surratt
J. Wilkes Booth
Evening World
B.C. Howard
Ne. Mow
Linccoln
Mrs. Howsard
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chatham
Columbia County
Stanton
Hig
Lincon
Surratt Hones
Alexandria
Howard
Surratt
Surrate
Pim
Wand
Lim
Tig
Confederac
John Surratt
Letter Signed Square Deal Demands Unpaid Fare
A man identifying as Square Deal sends a note to E F Blarky of the Indiana Union Traction Company stating a fare was not collected by a conductor. He encloses the amount and wishes a new year with a clean sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F. Blarky
Indiana Union Tractied Company
Charity Ball Closure Marks New Year Social Night
The Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society staged its final and grand charity ball of the season on New Year’s Eve at the German Mouse venue. Fashionable attendees wore elaborate gowns, with many arriving in white and green to honor the charity. Proceeds support clothing programs and meals for 3,000 children, while guests enjoyed a formal supper in the banquet hall and a garden-themed orchestra area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society
Ididnupotia Society
Ovid Butler Jameson
John W. Kernert
Frederick Terron
Edward Hawkins
Prish
Misa
Misa Tath Pratt
Willian H. Brown
Bertha Short
Grace Armstrong
Nigle
Ethel Cleland
Mise Atrient
Charles E. Dark
Karl Schneider
Edna Randall
Alma Jordan
Bello Gilchrist
May Bliss
William Frederick Wober
J. A. Lemexke
Martha Danders
Mia. Thomas
Taggart
John C. Dean
Hingh Hanna
Murswaret McCullaush
Lucia Holliday
Mary Holliday
Frank Wool
Mra
William
Allen Moore
Arthur Jordan
Edith Adams
Evada Maynard
Frank van Camp
Robert Mcount
Philip Muteh
Ner
Lucies B
Swift
Lillian Fpauvee
Irma Wooller
Leonard J. Hackney
James Noel
Florence Coffin
Joan Anf+ dey aide
Lotis FL. Smith
Luckie Winnright
Prank
Salem Aldermen Pay Respect to Press on Mayor's Retirement
At a Salem Massachusetts alderman meeting the board honored the press as Mayor Peterson retires. Alderman Hill presented resolutions praising the press for its power and criticism while noting errors of judgment will be portrayed, and extended greetings to those who observed deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Alderman
Salem
Mass
Peterson
Hill
Delta Beta sorority hosts gathering at Kirby home
The Delta Beta sorority of Shortridge entertained friends Monday night at Miss Blanch Kirby’s home. Members Eviline Milner Joselye Hines Bertha Schnull Ethel Hishop and Edith Edwards attended with guests Agnes Miller Crossfordsville, Ethel Miller and Nichol son Clayton as honor guests. A later note lists catering items and contact details for a local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Beta Sorority
Shortridge
Blanch Kirby
Eviline Milner
Joselye Hines
Bertha Schnull
Mies Ethel Hishop
Dich Edwards
Agnes Kirby
Misa Anges Milter
Crossfordsville
Ethel Miler
Mies Nicholson
Clayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Kubler
India
Ceylon
C. Clappere
Aurora
Shelby Wort
Wayne
Garrison
Gideon
iGreat Auantle
Meyers & O
C. Matheson
Minnesota
J. W. Moore
Ben.l. Etringer
I. Schartmeier
W. Washington
S. Capital
Bellefontaine
Capitol
Woodlawn Pine
Lexington
Bellefontaline
Cornell
Michigan
Massachusetts
N. Timate
Buchanag
Indiana
Maxwall
Clifton Oth
Bellefontaine Shethy
Raymond
Holmes Anth
Camp Tebe
Japan
Viscount Siczo Aoki
United State
Sherry's
Butcher's Boy
Are Ag
War Department
Lincoln
Mrs. Surratt
Almus Vinton
Cleveland
Gladys Vimes
Edith Wilson
Charles Praton
William Kettenbarh
Clarence Stantes
Misa Luella McWhirter
Walter Goodall
Perley Raymond
Ernest Tripp
Charles Layman
John ¥. Dittemore
Eleanor Tucker
Renn ‘Tucker
White Row
Margaret Lehmicke
Brickner
Mes Grant
Scherer
Mia
Charles B. Cofn
Leonard J- Hack
Wlal Boamer
Dirs
D. A. Chenos Wily
Mary Chenioweth
Alabamast
Aeulstluz
Bens Shearer
Maryland
Grace Grant
Sy. Kelley
Springfield
St. Paul
Misary Tucker
Margaret Carson
Marianano
Dayton
Grecn White
Connersville
W. 1F Smith
Robert Spratt
Bloomington
E. Pherson
Dee Mr
L. Max
Richmond
Mins Ada Fox
I. Hirsch
Indianapolis
Robert Ketter
August K. Weller
Duluth, Sinn
Oes
Myrtle Gurley
F.C. Gurlng
Percival Church
Christchurch
Mx. Stanley
Rena
Mictr
Mm the
Blacherne
Mies Bess Sherrer
Baltimore
Grace Urant
Marearet Lehmicke
St. Paul, Minn
Kelley
Mrs. Tweker
Morris Baskets
Hubert Hackney
A. T. Kotar
la Florence Club
Hyde Park Hall
Lizzie Barrett
Misa Rove Sauer
Misa Carrie Shelton
Miit Josephine Metz
Lisxle Sehriven
Hianene Piper
Mes Sophia Mugennia
Nellie Miller
Hugene Thompson
Albert Thompson
Ikugh Bonte Raymond
Knoxville
Tenn
Selock
Brs
Thompson, Att
New Jersey
Samuel Reid
Jofm B
Willum Reid
Securrity Trust Company
Indianapoli, Ind
Hind and
Ilue Diannpalis Na Ula
Ational
Gavin T. Payne
Frank T
Geo
J. Manott
Powell
A. M. Ogl
Marry Nicgli
Ralple Young
E Capital
the Central Trust Company
Charley EB. Corn
Charlead B. Holloway
Cortland van Camp
Charles Coffin
Charles E. Holloway
Edwin I. Forry
Augustus Jennings
Clarence J. Cof Sin
Thomas B. Fulmer
Winter T. Durbin
Medford B. Wilson
Lorenzo BD. Moody
Ovid B. Jameson
George B. Hiliott
Willam J. Richards
Monument Place
Imperial Note Cor
Capitol-ave
Chy
Bratehouse
Genuine Pocahontas
Saibh M. Holloran &O
Newton Claypool
Ubt
Washington St
Aluinim
incHendish
Eireviar Meiphetlentir Selnede Sarentar Wick. Wick
Wwk
Vonnegut Hardware Company
E. Washington St
Armstrong
Lymie
Charles
Herbert
Robert Quay
Iareed
Pocahontas
Standard Coal & Mining Co
Holton
Aail
Frederick Fisher & Company
Ind
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!