Indianapolis Honors Kern at Court House Rally
John W. Kern, newly nominated Democratic vice presidential candidate, drew about 5 000 to 6 000 people to Delaware Street and the courthouse yard in Indianapolis. Charles W. Fairbanks introduced Kern and spoke about 10 minutes, while Kern addressed the crowd for around 20 minutes amid enthusiastic applause from Republicans and Democrats alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John W. Ivern
Denver
Delaware street
Kern
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
William Kern
John W. Kern, Jr
Maryland
Mr. Kern
Johnny
Bookwalter
John W. Kern
Armousnuta
Herrick and Burton Vie for U S Senate in Ohio
Cleveland July 16 Congressmen Burton and Ex Governor Myron T Herrick both seek the United States Senate with strong backing from their camps after visits with Taft. Despite rumors Herrick has withdrawn supporters say he remains eager for Ohio legislature selection next January. Some chatter ties him to a possible cabinet post if the contest grows too heated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Burton
United States
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Taft
Herrick
treasury
Toledo Aeronaut Knabenshue Fails Long Flight Attempt
Roy Knabenshue attempted a Toledo to Cleveland airship flight, but rapid gas condensation, variable winds, and loss of buoyancy forced a mid day descent at Toledo station. Landing was safe with minor damage. He admitted discouragement and postponed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Roy Knahenshue
Cleveland
Knabenshue
Knahenshue
Knabenshne
Mit
Duessler
Taft Faces Choice Between Burton and Herrick in Ohio
Washington reports say Theodore Burton and Merrick Herrick may enter the race for Senator Foraker's seat. Taft could not choose between them and might withdraw his friends, aiding Foraker supporters who then back Taft. The old rivals push efforts through newspapers in Toledo Youngstown Dayton and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Herrick
Washington
Taft
Theodore
E . Burton
fovernor
Meron T. Herrick
Paraker
Ohio
Burton
Taft haseen
Senate
Cleveland
Hanna
Forest City
house
Merrick
Tis
Toledo
Youngstown
Dayton
Columbus
Senator Dick
Passenger dies as White Mountain Express derails near Greenwich
The White Mountain Express smashed after derailing east of Greenwich Connecticut. Miss Margaret Armstrong of Philadelphia died and ten other passengers were injured as the heavy Pullmans plowed into a ditch at high speed. The remaining cars separated, with the forward four continuing about a quarter mile before halting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain
Greenwich
Conn
Margaret Armstrong
Philadelphia
Miss Armstrong
Fourteenth Time Brings the Result in Fire Case
In Tutland Virginia Islands on July 16 Anni Rosen a seventeen year old Polish girl confessed to burning her father's $30 000 store after attempts thirteen times She claimed her sweetheart Powell Turkot aided by obtaining $100 from rival John Pifko to ruin the business The trio is held on $2000 bail for the grand jury Police seek more proof of Pifko's complicity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutland, VI
Anni Rosen
Powell Turkot
John Pifko
Pifko
Rosen girl
Turkot
City solicitors await Miller opinion on compensation
Will Please Solicitors Columbus Ohio July 16 City solicitors where the mayor acts as police judge will be pleased with an opinion by Assistant Attorney General W T Miller that where the 60 Heitor serves in state cases the county commissioners may allow him compensation and determine what he shall receive. Another opinion by the same official is that adults of means must support their parents if destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. T. Miller
Olympic Games Begin In London At New Stadium
From 26 nations the world's top amateur athletes converge on London for the four year Olympic Games. A new stadium costing 200000 seats nearly 700000 spectators with 17000 under roof. About 8000 athletes entered. The American team draws the most attention led by honorary president Theodore Roosevelt. Marathon stands out as a key event, while notables include John R B Taylor and J A Garrella in track and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
yeat
Theodore Rooccvelt
United States
Louisiana Purchase exposition
St. Louis
John RB.Taylor
San negro
J. A.Garrela
Chicago
America
Bryan’s Campaign Aims for Clean Business Approach
William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, invites several prominent Democratic business men to Lincoln or Chicago to advise on a campaign manager. He and running mate John W. Kern demand a clean, economical campaign and hope a business leader can guide operations. Bryan plans a major tour of the East to counter Hearst followers and strengthen key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plong
Hearst
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Tiryan
Chicago
Bison
John W. Kern
maxtimoth enterprises
Bryan
Democratic national committee
Independence party
Local Candidate Speeches Focus on Yotes and Correspondence
The candidate plans a series of dramatic speeches aimed at areas where yotes are most needed. Early today the candidate worked on catching up on correspondence, a workload that continues to grow as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
plang
Nose Prying Intruder Thrown From Theater
New York July 1. A wealthy man from the white light district poked his nose into Countess Rossi's dressing room at Hammerstein's theater. The star pulled his nose and ushers dragged him from the Broadway venue. He fled to a restaurant roof, then hid behind a curtain as the Countess screamed. Attendants dragged him out. the intruder was kicked into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony
Roosevelt declines phonograph campaign speech with Bryan
Oyster Bay July 16 President Roosevelt will not speak for campaign purposes via phonograph or join a Bryan stunt. He will not need his photographer, as Kermit the president's son has become a skilled snapshot artist and will accompany him on Africa hunting trip. The plan to have an activist talking machine campaign is abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bryan
Loch
Africa
Kermit
Suffragists Launch New Tactics in Coastal Campaigns
London reports reveal suffragettes unveil a fresh push to win votes for women. Bicycles carry suffragette standards as slogans like Vote for Women adorn seaside resorts and Moorland retreats. Large-scale demonstrations plan to canvass the empire with bells and banners, while the Women’s Liberal Federation of 90,000 members mobilizes summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
England
Women’s Liberal Federation
National Union of Women's Suffrage societies
sububs
Mystery of Girl’s Death Baffles New York Police
In New York on July 16 a drowning at a river wharf left an unidentified girl dead after screams were heard. Onlooker Thuan Gulter-Minim and John Ward risked their lives to help, with Gulter-Minim held on suspicion of knowing the victim’s identity. Gustenmian and Ward both jumped into the river. Ward was rescued, while the girl sank after a life saver released his grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Masts river
polies
Thuan Gulter- Minin
John Ward
Gustenmian
Wiad
Ward
New Clues in Troy Murder Case Hint at Lover Link
In Troy New York July 16 investigators reopen Hazel Drew murder case noting a mysterious sweetheart who visited New York Providence and Boston. The finding of a purse clip and a missing shirtwaist plus a fresh look at two men and one woman in a car prompt new theory that the killer is a local resident. Detectors press Mrs Cary Minnie Taylor and the aunt for more insights as a $1000 reward fuels the search across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
New York
Providence
Boston
Anhorites
union station
Teal pond
Frank Smith
Gundram
Wiliam Tyler
O'Brien
Hagel Drew
Smith
Cary
Minnie Taylor
irl
petlee
Troyana
Teal
Edward Bavole
Chathinoogi
Tennessee
Havel Drew
lfe
Reason
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. FAIRBANKS
Court House
Marietta, O
William Contner
Pike street
Ohio river
JOON B. TAYLOR
GARRELL
LONDON STADIUM
Are
Rossi
Norwalk
Congressman
Laning
Ohio Trust company
common pleas court
Manila
Gorregidor island
heloved
Ivery
MAZEL DREW
Charles McMann
Tunnell
Boston & Maine railroad
Mystle wharf
Boston harbor
Albert Nickerson
Thomas Mason
Charles F. Atwood
Bsa
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!