Big Cities Happenings Across America and a Family Feud
A narrative recalls an arranged marriage in Italy turning to conflict in America. Dominick and Joe push for a match between Florence and Angela amid threats and family betrayal. An arrest follows a violent dinner confrontation. the tale ends with a somber reflection on family happiness versus a friend's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominics
Joe
Italy
Enald Cheminick
Tomisickhirs
MeVickers Avenor
Joe de
Angela Isabe
Florence
Sam
Dominick
Dewminick
Bam
Joe Donefrie
Croier
Dxeninies
Dxeninies Told the Story To the Engiewond Statio
Eadh
Queen of the Jungle Empire Unearthed in Court Tale
A court heard a sprawling dramatic tale of Ella M, an Oakland woman dubbed queen of a massive jungle realm in South America. The story recounts inheritance, exploration, danger, and imprisonment tied to Doogie and long voyage to America, with references to revolts, hidden cities, and exotic riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinter
Degias
Valder
Portage
Theodore
Douglae
America
New York
Hiaus
Minister's Wife Orders 12 Rules in Home Commandments
A Warr Eva Lutheran pastor’s wife, Marie Fritzier, testified as a judge ruled on a 12 item set of house rules written by Rev. Fellelan F. Friceler. The commandments govern daily conduct from bathroom use to bedroom etiquette and greeting manners, posted in the minister’s home.
Wal We're Goin Back to Normalcy in Court
Enver Harry Krill and Mrs Britt appear in police court over a long quixotic dispute about returning to a bygone town and farm life. Krill recalls milk churns and old pumps while the couple quarrels over moving back to Wheatridge or nearby towns, ending with a threat to decapitalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enver
Harry Krill
Wal
Eircumfield
Piatteville
jJedge
Norrmalcy
Jedge
Bandit Queen Life Story of a Kitchenmaid Turned Outlaw
A kitchenmaid's rise to notoriety follows her escape from home at twenty three to join a crime world led by a Dandy broker named Coleman. The tale describes her association with a bank raid, arrests, and intimate ties, including her relationship with Coleman and a former husband. Details sketch a life of crime, romance, and ambition through her perspective and variably reported accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Panchtit Goeen
FSU
Fenwer
Colesian
Ronal Bank
K Cavanaugh
Ste
Bien
Avrananeh
Pepe
Miew Carroll
Coleman
Amd
Edina
Mickeys
Carroldt
Fragmentary note hints at a late night trip to a Geantown store
A garbled diary-like fragment describes leaving a house in the evening, shopping at a Geantown store, and someone asking about items to buy. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, with many misspellings and unclear references.
Smallest Will in N. J. Contains Only 55 Words
New Jersey probate records reveal the shortest will on file, attributed to Mary Makepeace who died March 2. The brief document, valued at about 1, outlines that all property passes to the widow, with the will consisting of fifty five words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Sammut
Makepeace
Unclear fragment hints at a wartime or local tale
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a group of four individuals and a retreat, with garbled phrases about distances, decks, and food. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to establish a verifiable news item.
Village owner seeks relief from burden of honor and health
Colchester Conn. C M Ame of Mount Vernon becomes sole proprietor of the village of Turterville between Williman and Middletown on the New Haven line. He plans to develop the water power lake atop a hill feeding a fall capable of 1 000 horsepower, transforming an area already famed for its water resources. The property includes four factories, a store, hotel, and acres of land, once part of P. W. Turver’s holdings. Fire destroyed two factories, leaving one factory and another idle. Ame moves to rename residence and renovate gardens, bird sanctuary, and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Turterville
Ying
Willimantle
Middletown
New Haven Railroad
Colchester
New Yor
New Jersey
Tdur
Ann Advent
Photographs of 300 U S Buildings in Paris Exhibition
A large American architectural photo exhibit at the Vid Salon features more than 300 structures from public and private buildings across the United States. The collection, organized by a committee of the American Institute of Architects, highlights landmarks such as the Woolworth Building, Waterbury City Hall, Detroit Evening News building, and several libraries, banks, and residences, illustrating diverse design trends and notable American design heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Architects
Paris
Bunlding i
United States
Societe Des Artistes Francats
Ading
France
The
Americas Institute of Architects
America
Woolworth
New York
City Hall
Waterfury
Washington
New York Public Library
Connecticut State Lbrary
Supreme Court
Hartford
Conn
Indianapolis
Denver
Wisconsin
Missense
St. Thomas Church
West Point
Fire Congregational Church
Riverside
Cal
Heaton Severn
Wellesley
Mary Verd
Princrton
Inge
Harvard
University Clubs of
Country Club of
St. Louis
University Club of
Chiemg
Mose Dive Restores Hearing in Emporia Farm Crash
In Emporia Kansas farmer John Fowler living near the city regained his hearing after his nose dive from 4.5 feet in an airplane accident.
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Emporia
Kan
John Fowler
Fragmented recollection of a troubling mind and pain
A survivor recalls overwhelming headaches and sleepless nights, describing a tightening sensation around the head like an iron band. The narrative moves through fear, possible medical concerns, substance use, and a struggle with worsening health, ending with a painful sense of decline.
Untitled fragment on tasting and dogs in free world
Fragmentary note mentions tasting items and a dog at a free area. Unclear subjects or actions. Readable parts reference two names and a sequence but lack full sentences.
Poetic Misread Marks Fringe of Foreboding Era
A fragmented line from a historical page hints at a cryptic score or rating tied to a period voice, referencing a schooner or gull and a distant harbor. The unreadable text evokes a misty memory of verse and newspaper typography, preserving the era’s oblique style.
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Naene
Doogie
Dowaias
Uae
Sc Famion
Wheatridge
Broomfield
Montrose County
Standard Chemicel Company
Mirtsturgh
Joseph Vplannery
Radium Protuction
Arron
Aivale
Mer Mand
Ipferriew
Cerroll
Otter
Mickey
Husted
Bern
Leed
Aleeve
Abe
Gremey
Ansisten
Annietom
Piertte
Fie Ferty Chase
Turnerville
C. M
Vernon
P. W. Turver
Anne Foo
Betel
U. S
Salon
Mrs. Osborne
Aire
Lesseston
Roeky
Aumite
Sleere
Dee
Wilivan Gry
Heeeew
Wer
AL Pereifeld
Katonic
Weman
SODAN
ReGelives
Hervice
Kremola Sa, Ta Biss
Block Bureners
Wees
Beiek
Merrill Meare
Cresten
Lees
Fred HO
Odin
Arlee
Ape & Co
Saresa
Chinage
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!