Pension rulings and telegraph tolls in early 1900s
The article reports a Department of the Interior ruling by Assistant Secretary Webster Davis recognizing inclusion on pension rolls as equivalent to an honorable discharge, granting widows pension benefits. It details Perry S. Heath becoming sole referee in the Western Union case, fixing government telegraph tolls, and Senate and House duties on woolen goods, hides, and tobacco, plus admissions of practitioners before the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry & Heath
Senate
House
Washington
Western Asian Telegraph Company
Wasmvntox
United States Court of Claims
Department of Justice
Perry
Heath
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Genral Wahauuker
Charles C. Shepard
William, J. Browne
Harrison
Vibe
Etiel Uy
Congress
Wasisaron
Janos
Caffery
Les
Cookeof
Linois
WasaisaTos
Waare House
Longrearman Edward Dean Cooke Found Dead in Hotel Room
Edward Dean Cooke of Diinots was found dead in his Goghran Hotel room yesterday likely from heart disease. Body handled by sergeant Ardorma, to be shipped to Chicago and Iowa. Dimala delegation notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dean Cooke
Diinots
Goghran
Dimala
Arid
Atorma
Crive
Chicago
A Ot Towa
Hewie
Ongrisa
Hlinots
TAKES A BRIDE ATKINSON WEDS MYRA CAMDEN IN CLARKSBURG
Governor George Wesley Atkinson of West Virginia married Myra B. Camden widow of Judge G. D. Camden at Clarksburg in a small ceremony. They will travel to Washington and eastern cities before a Louisville address. The report also covers wage scale talks and unrelated items in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Terrific hail storm devastates Topeka streets and roofs
A violent hail storm wrecked Topeka causing widespread damage to buildings and streetcars. Cars roofs and windows were smashed as hailstones the size of eggs rained down for 40 minutes. Doctors treated dozens injured including several serious skull fractures. casualties included Frank Brainard and Miss Anna Fenton. Streetlights out and traffic halted as damage climbs into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rourneys
Frank Brainard
Hackaman
Henderson
Averyman
Mary Hughes
D. Klas
Anna Fenton
Sania ‘Bred Holler
We Hill
Hoy
Akull
Green glass factories plan shutdown next Wednesday
Report from Chicago notes that most window glass manufacturers and about nine percent of green glass establishments nationwide will shut down at midnight next Wednesday. The industrial halt may be the longest in the history of the trade with workers and unions affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Chicago
Cleveland
Central State Notes Reveals Multiple Local Items
Former Dublin residents reunite while Indiana incidents unfold including thefts from churches in Adams and Madison counties. A farmer near Ferdinand suffers a skull injury from a runaway crash. A Windfall freight wreck dumps six cars of plate glass on the track. A Danville couple weds in Lexington. a Fulton fire destroys an $8,000 residence and other buildings. Trail camp plans near Lafayette. drownings in Fort Wayne and Coolville River reported. A Sheridan man shoots his wife. a Rush County sheriff faces contempt charge. Cleveland bequests boost local libraries. Ki St John holds a convention. Five workers burned at Carnegie plant. trial in Kentucky tragedy ends with no verdict yet. Lynching rumors debunked. Washington reports adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Wmuppera
Adama County
Imi
Thomas EH. James
Fermland
Windfall
Damuure Wesserious
Cora
Danerail
Lexington
Robert Boggs
J. M. Milner Fulton
Agoseh
Lafayette
Berti Minser
St River
Fort Wayne
Versailles
Kyma
City
Nicholasville
Tran Cal Love
Sheridan
Hit
Leonard Stufflebean
Moss
Hocking
Uff
Crampet
McFarlan
Rush County
Munvle
Suuter
Margaret Rayen Tee
Cleveland
Youngstown
Margaret Rayen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati
Phil Adler
Congressman
Wasitxearox
Tudlanians Ve
Interior Department
Julia Marlowe
North Star
South Side Square
Wooles
Wood Cory
John Wanamaker
Longrearman
Ghent
Valnah
Idan
Rainy Lake District
Rainy Lake
Geological Survey
Camaguey
Huaventer Acheme
New York
Young Republic
Camaguay
Cuba
Van
Stron Bhoe and Clothing Company
Birnest A. Sevspe
BRIEF
Temperance
Seagion
Montreal
Can
Peter Maher
Thommae Sharkey
Heve Pergesalial
Ieee
Een
Biek
Asnertona Home Exchange
Baron Charles 02
Wargans
England
Curiaco
Janeira
Lowisa Moncrief
Calumet Avenue
Thomas Moncrief
Georgiana
Countess of Dudley
Harriett
Charles Mordaunt
Morda
Amerion Es
Kocoree Stete
America
Nonta Mippierows
Robert Gilkey
Theahoclang
Abraham Evans
Evans
Gilkey
Mason Talbott
St. Paris
Elias Sterms
Atult
Baseball
Poste
Boston
Nichols
Bergen
Ganzel
Ferret
Baltimore
Nope
Robinson
Pittsburg
Haghey
Tannehill
Leahy
Sugden
Ans
Louis
Hartard Douglass
Cans
Brooklyn
Pyyne
Kennedy and
Grim
Suns
Philatel
al Wheeler
Cleawnts
Callahan and Denolime
Young and
Cresgee
Strgents
Havana
Aguiloraga
Fares
Amaguren
Sierra de Grillo
Madraga
Abro del Cafe
Mb Lowbox
Admiral Miller
Dangster
Athustic
Ciuba
Western Laagus
Valeteres
Colombia
Eames
Alee i
Milweal
Ayes En Fc
Cieche
Acca
Sais
Vat
Paul
Hatterien
Fenn
Hahn and Treat
Vetrepha
Milwaukee
Mingonpolis
Space
Terry
Ore
Will
Gharite Bazaar
Cucaso
Jane
Acowding & Story
Paris
Wishington
Muarehdte
Hos Kakmng
Fowler OO
Central State Notes
Knights of
John
Ene
Prey
Ki St. John
Yante
Peter's
Erst
Prrtmsnees
Carnegie’s
Dai Aigherty
Inj Agament
G. W. i Weick
Radhamed Wil Will
Lovisviss
Jon
Princeton Miller
Radyville
Mande Sbi
Paducah
Princeton
En Lancaster Rosumester
Washinctox
Selraview Doan
New Tamera Ee
Aububanola
Indiana
A. Kiefer Drug Company Sole Distributers
Indianapolis
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!