Two Elevated Trains Collide In Brooklyn
Dense fog halted New York traffic as two Brooklyn elevated trains collided at a crossing. Passengers, including many women, fainted and were helped down ladders by firefighters. No serious injuries reported though panic engulfed the dockside and ferry area near North River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River
Scrippa-McHae Preas Association
New York
Brooklyn Elevated
Brooklyn
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bath Beach
Ridgewood
Cnt
New Jersey
Long Island
Fire Island
Castro A Puzzle to France
President Castro of Venezuela outmaneuvers in a diplomatic clash with France over concessions and taxation. He targets the New York and Bermudez company and the French Cable company, leverages The Hague award in the Orinoco Steamship case, and eyes gains in a broader foreign policy struggle with the United States and Europe. Judge Leathers scheduled January 2 for arguments on constitutionality of issuing rail passes within the state, with state and railroads presenting contrasting views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
weMcTine Press Association
Washington
Castro
Fox of
Caracas
Europe
France
Ciy
United Sates
New York and Bermudez Company
Matos
The
Hague
Orinoco Steamship Company
Man Marries Woman in Switch as Lecture Reveals
A sensational Sa nday item from an era paper notes a man and a woman in unconventional roles while a church lecture is planned in Milburn. Joseph Whitman, former pastor, marries 24 year old Jolley as Pauline Webster, using disguise as a cook with an opera troupe. Police arrest and vagrancy charges follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Bestops-McRae Frene Association
Sens Trac
Melton
Aneas City
Pethon Second Presbyterian Church
Xtitbuon
Joseph Whitman
Jolley
Speiler
Pauline Webster
J. J. Cornette Testaurant
Misa Jelley
Cornett
Whitman
Whitney
Whitmoun
Deathbed plea opens a prison
Albert and Calvin Luther were released from the county jail Monday to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs Carrie Armstrong, 75, who died Saturday of pneumonia at Ludlow flats. The brothers, jailed awaiting grand jury action, had fought over a Christmas gift. They were not allowed to accompany the body to the grave and were returned to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollce
Albert
Calvin Luther
Carrie Armairong
Ludlow Flats
Aluasachuachia-ave
Grand Jury
Cold Wave To Hit Indiana After Record Warm Span
Weather bureau forecast a sharp 40 degree drop in temperatures across the Mississippi valley beginning Sunday night. Indiana expected frost by Monday with wheat at risk unless a heavy snowfall arrives to cover it. Snow is forecast as the cold wave moves eastward, following record highs in Indianapolis the prior days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoda
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Bmiasissippi River
Mercury
Teau
Indiana
Iianapolis
Jealous husband linked to Schafer murder case debated
The article reports doubts by police about William Barnes's knowledge of the Miss Burah Schafer murder near Bedford Indiana two years ago. It notes Barnes was arrested in Denver on a warrant tied to his alleged betrayal of his wife and describes intercepted letters and ring ownership claims, with authorities seeking stronger evidence to connect Barnes to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Barnes
Burah Schafer
Bedfort
Ind
Barnes
Denver
Col
William Annadale
S. Meridian Sr
Lo Ymo
Penver Ami
Bareca
Mies Schuifer
Cirence Johns
Marion County workNoure
Ahion
Annadale
Andra
William Barnes
Rnnadale
Indir
Pathe
Wiliam Marey
Barres
Amiessy
Warrane
Berver
Aminielitts
Johnie
Caim
Ping Giken
Mixs Schafer
Redined
Barnacs
Curtis Stone
Robert Meteger
Walter
Simpson H. Lowe
Nia
Lowe
Man seeks court injunction over burial site dispute
In superior court Courtney Whiton sues Emily Featherstone and Crown entities to block interference as he plans to exhume a body for reburial. The dispute centers on burial lot permissions after Whiton arranged a joint burial plan with his wife and adopted daughter, but Mrs. Featherstone refuses consent for exhumation. The case cites an agreement about burial terms and the need for consent from Featherstone before any exhumation or cemetery action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Whiton
Emily
Featherstone
Crown
Hill
Hauy
Duvingite
Feath- Whenter
Fratton
Mrs. Featherstone
Wilton
Blizzard Grips Northwest and Midwest in Severe Cold
Sunday night brought subzero temperatures across the northwest with Qu Appelle at 3 below and Havre Montana under 12 below. St Paul Minnesota reached 2 above, while Kansas City and Missouri faced record lows. A widespread blizzard dumped heavy snow across Texas and the Plains, plunging many areas below freezing and crippling travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Qu’ Appelle
Canadian Northwest
Flerre
Devi Si's Lake
N. D
Bismarck
Nld
Havre
Mont
St. Paul
Ming
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Man files suit over left-edge street collision injury
Albert A. Dux sues Major Manufacturing for damages alleging Dec 1 head by the company's vehicle on the left edge near the intersection of Highland Ave and Market Street caused a severe injury while he was riding a bicycle. He claims the action violated city regulations and left him badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monviy
Albert‘ A. Dux
Tighland-ave
Councilman AEB backs plan to reroute streetcar under tracks
Councilman Cauncilnmn AEB moves Brightwood public works chief to push a policy change for rerouting the Bowrt of Public Works. The aim is to alter the Berent wood raring so a streetcar crosses under elevated tracks near Massachusetts-ave and Massachusettts-ave Brightwood residents fear improved safety but require new tracks along Lewis-st east of the elevated line. President Flot suggests coordinating with railway officers. Caettey agrees to pursue the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattey
Bowrt of Public Works
Aja
Berentwood
Massienhusetts-ace
Brightwood
Witte
Brightwood Cura
Cornell-ave
Masmichunetts-ave
Thirteenth-st
Columbia-ave
Roosevelt-ave
Lewis-st
Massachusetts-aive
Hne
Flot
Board of Public Works
Eliott
Cottey
Indiana Editors Gather for Annual Meeting in Denison
The Indiana Reputable Newspaper Editors Association plans its twenty ninth gathering in Indiana with speakers including Dr Lerwin Hult Hughes DePauw president and Attorney General Charles W Miller. The program covers papers on political issues education and advertising with a banquet Thursday and formal sessions Friday at the Denison Hotel and civic venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fudiopapolis
Witsume
Istin
Denison
Truitt
Nabbsvill
Prince
Ernest Bross
Indianapolis Star
George B. Lockwooll
Maplon
IDE FOR HIGH PLACE
The president sent nominations for ambassadors and other posts. Luke E Wright to Japan. David E Thompson to Mexico. Lloyd C Griscom to Britain. Henry Clay Ide to governor general of the Philippines. James F Smith to vice governor of the Philippines. J J Van Aerdeal to attorney general. C Roberton to receiver of public moneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Luke E. Wright
Tennerece
Japan
David E.thompson
Nebraska
Mexico
Lloyd C Griscom
Pennsylvania
Bragi
Phillipines
Henry Clay Ide
Vermont
James F. Smith
California
Delegates Clash Over Miners Fight and Attacks
The miners convention erupts as Delegate Germer and President Mitchell trade charges. Mitchell accuses Western Federation of Miners of misleading actions while Germer brands opponents as open foes. The debate touches on Randall, Haywood, and Douthwaite, with references to the Civic Federation and broader labor strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germer
Mitchell
Western Federation of Miners
Wtitt
Nelgate Germer
Wood
Haywood
Mitchettx
Colorado
Cermer
Univers
Elams Atomige
Randall
Culorady Fuet
Handall
Celeste Handall
Wratern Federarion
Preaktenit
Wertort Federation of Minera
Abe
Donthwaite
Leven
Colo
Western Federation of Minere
Cretiey
Douthwaite
Douthwatte
Rory Tapic
John Mitchell
Philip Viel
Ife
Deep pay well delusion after costly well effort
A historical report notes repeated failures in deep well drilling at Hartford City and Trenton, where attempts to reach water at great depths with costly equipment have yielded only salt water or inconclusive results. Despite plans to bore 3,500 feet at a $10,000 cost, the endeavor is deemed hopeless by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Commercia
Ae Ts
Dhre
Brent
Trenton
York
Woomington
Terre Tawi
Eal Wieten
St Peter's Sand
Potsdam
Trenpon Trenton
Galena Antestonie
Hedin
Fifth District Hopefuls Clash in Turbulent County Race
The Fifth District scene features rival congress candidates with alliances splintering counties threaten to drop all contenders. A cascade of figures from Danville and beyond, including Sun endorsements, freighted by court cases and society sources, appear as debates unfold over funding and influence. Names like Vanderbilt and Gates surface amid whistle of advertising schemes and campaign finance intrigue.
Aquidaban Warship Sunk After Explosion Off Brazil
A Brazilian warship named Aquidaban, built in 1885 and 280 feet long with 400 crew, sank off Rio de Janeiro after an explosion. Reports say about 60 crew members were killed or drowned. The incident follows days of mounting war tensions in the region.
Bishops In Session Discuss Church Work and Arrests
Bishops and representatives from twelve Alle gations of the Roman Catholic Church meet in Indianapolis to review the work of Bishop Joseph M. Pratt and consider extending church activities. The assembly plans to address potential actions tied to arrest of internals and population concerns across Indiana Ohio Ashes Wisconsin and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishops
Ripbscnpal
Bie
Joseph M. Pratets
Contrakase
Bete Utes
Indiana
Oho
Ashes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Judge Hears A Dog Case In Police Court
In a police court session, Mir Rosa Lee faced a charge from sister Nettie Wade over a dog collar sale. Wade claimed buying the cotter for the animal and paying 73 cents, while Lee testified asserting the dog’s custody and value. The case involved a traveling man and a 75 cent dog collar, with addresses cited for the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Rosa
Lee
Nettie Wade
Wade
Hehurmannage
Noisy Boy Mars Sabbath in Perry Township
Frank Adams aged 18 pleaded guilty in criminal court on Monday to disturbing church services at Center 38 E church Perry township by using profane language near the church in earshot of church members James Norwood and William Wishard. Judge Alford fined Adams one dollar and costs on the profanity charge and suspended sentences on the disturbance charge. Norwood, who caused Adams arrest, is clerk of the criminal court and also fined the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Perry Township
James Norwood
William Wishard
Chorch
Alford
Adams
Adton
Senator Depew 18 Worried in Senate Return
Senator Depew appeared anxious on the senate floor today after a prolonged absence from the chamber. He stood at the rear with a constrained posture as he observed proceedings and repeatedly adjusted his glasses amid renewed concerns over his mental and physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Monte Preas Association
Washington
Empire Fatalé
Senate
Watt
Vas
Dor Jven
Caught Selling A Rented Horse And Rig
David Springer and William Allen attempted to sell a rented vanishing horse and buggy belonging to John Mann for well below value. They were traced by bicycle officers to William Lampert, leading to an arrest after Lampert alerted the police while pretending to finalize a sale. Springer initially misnamed himself before admitting his true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann
B. Walmsbost
David Springer
Willam Allen
William Lampert
F. M. Parish
Washington Sr
Lil and
Shine
W. Wastington St
Lampert
Springer
Wash Heagan
Rochevisttraye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garstang Fuel Co
C. & B. Pocutontax Amoheraes Weal
Brighton
Rockefeller
Rape Ih
Amin
Empuor
Schafer
Gust Rosnerg
Tallor
iArcede
Overcuate
Denison Ander Sor
Hoosier Fish Co
Virginia-ava
B. Whiton
ZERO
Republican
Mirchel
Toren
Raoul
Magnedie de Debed
Ampear Federacion of Siires
Iis
Civic Federation
National Civic Federation
Delegata
Congress
Alliance of Counties
Danvilga
Deta de Magura
Mehatroma
Resaiie
Munn
Serleya-Meling
NEW von
Oy Mann
Towa Taptes
Dustiee Milit
Slins
Dtadnet
Norman Mapgood
Ede
Herat
Collier's Weekly
Minn
Thonas BP
Thonas BP, Ean
Marien Trt Company
Tyan iAprestiemt
Fe Hant
William K. Wanderbilt
Howoed Houht
Vandertar
John W. Gates
Aquidaban
Setippa-MeRor
Irene
Tn Janeiro
Brazil
Aquida
Fan
Noisy Boy Mars Sabbath
Depew
Platt
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!