Kern Wins Indiana Democratic Nomination For Governor
Indianapolis area report notes John Worth Kern was nominated by Indiana Democrats for governor in a ringing speech. Delegates accepted a slate including Warder Stevens for lieutenant governor and Edward Fogarty for secretary of state, with other state tickets named without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Warder W. Stevens
Salem
Edward J. Fogarty
South Bend
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
James R. Riggs
Sullivan
Joseph H. Shea
Scottsbury
Supreme Court
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
Jesse D. Smith
Levi H. Scott
New Albany
George E. Downey
Aurora
Frank E. Gavin
John Worth Kern
Democrats of
Indiana
Bis
Alonzo Greene Smith
John W. Spencer
Evansville
Frank Hering
Warden W. Stevens
Charles FE. Cox
Stevens
Hering
St. Joseph
Cald Steel
John RB
Philippines
J. R. Rigees
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Scott
C. R. Walker
Mountain County
Walker
Smith
Hearst
Parker
St. Louis
Allen Zollars
Ft. Wayne
Nice Little Find This London Cable Rumor
Rumors on the stock exchange claim Japan uncovered 25 million dollars in an abandoned Russian camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Stock Exchange
Japan
Harvest labor needs hit 10000 for harvest season
The Northern Pacific Railroad issues a circular noting a large demand for farm hands in its territory. Wages vary from $1.50 to $2.50 daily across localities, with at least 10,000 workers needed during the current month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad
Senator Fairbanks Nominated for Vice President in Indianapolis
Thousands gathered at Charles W. Fairbanks home in Indianapolis to witness the formal nomination notification by Elihu Root. The event drew 5,000 at the residence, with the Marion Club escorting Root and Durbin to the veranda where Fairbanks accepted the nomination amid applause and a luncheon on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Indiana
Elihu Root
Fairbanks
Sixteenth and
Meridian Streets
Republican Congressional
State Central Committee
Republican Editorial Association
Marion Club
Mr. Root
Durbin
Senator Fairbanks
Root
Mrs Maybrick in Rouen Under Guard Amid Mental Decline
Mrs Maybrick is with her mother in Rouen under strict guard. Authorities state the long imprisonment has severely affected her mind and her recovery is in doubt as her mother grows alarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maybrick
Baroness de Roques
Rouen
England and Ireland Seek Breakthrough in Diplomatic Talks
England and Ireland show conciliatory posture as diplomatic circles move toward an acute stage, with both governments pursuing a possible breakthrough in their ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Iian
American Yacht Ingomar Wins Cowes Town Prize
The American yacht Ingomar won the Cowes town prize of $500 on the Queen's course. It defeated Emperor William's Meteor, the scratch boat, and all others while King Edward sailed aboard the Meteor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Isle of Wright
Cable
Ingomar
King Edward
Hartford City Woman Convicted in Crystal Krauss Poisoning
Coroner declares Crystal Krauss killed by strychnine administered by stepmother Rae Anderman Krauss. The court of inquiry linked motive, prior illnesses, notes and bank writings to frame Rae as beneficiary and suspect. Trial and public reaction follow in a city still unsettled by the case and related deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
William A. Hollis
Crystal Kraus
Crystal
Rae Anderman Krauss
Crystal Krauss
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Rae
William C. Krauss
Rae Anderman
Krauss
Summerville
Logan Pharmacy
Burns
Sage's Wealth Put At 176 Million, New York
A New York estimate places Russell Sage's wealth at about 176 million dollars, roughly twice his age in millions, noting he is eight years old on Thursday. Washington: Mesicet Jaen cables protest to President Castro over seizure of asphalt mines belonging to the New York and Bermudez Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Bowen
Washington
Mriscet Jaeen
State Department
Castro
New York and
Bermudez Company
Russians claim Port Arthur repels Japanese attacks with heavy losses
A dispatch from Port Arthur reports Lieut. Gen. Stoessel stating Russian troops repulsed July 26 to 28 Japanese assaults with about 1,500 Russian casualties and up to 10,000 Japanese losses. Chinese reports add Aug 5 land battle with further Japanese defeat. News sparked cheers in St Petersburg as crowds saluted the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stoesssel
Port Arthur
Garison
Chee Foo
Stoessel
Yang
Far East
One Cent A Mile To Fair Excursions From Chicago
President Francis appeal to railroad presidents secures daily coach excursions to St Louis from up to 160 miles. Sinois Central and Chicago & Alton join with 1 cent a mile rate effective immediately through September 1. If turnout grows, railroads may announce even lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis
Sinois Central
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Elephants Surf Atlanta City Bathers Draw Crowd
Three large elephants amused bathers in Atlantic City as crowds of about 20 000 gathered at noon. Spectators including men women and children played with the animals while several women rode the elephants and others stood on them as they moved along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Dynamiters Strike Passgate Barber Shop, Damaging Flats
A bomb blast in Passaic New Jersey targeted Frank Costello's barber shop after warnings from the Black Hand Society. The explosion also wrecked a four story double flat on Sherman street and Main avenue, injuring no one reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passgate
N. J
Black Hand Society
New York
Brooklyn
Frank Costello
Sherman Street
Main Avenue
Cliff Dwellers Yet Existed in Sierra Madre Finds
Dr Bush, noted archaeologist from El Paso, returns from a 70 mile interior trek into northern Mexico. He reports discovering a people whose language differs from known tongues and whose stone inscriptions align with cliff dwelling hieroglyphs, suggesting a surviving cliff dwelling culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bush
Sierra Madre Mountains
Paso
Texas
Bush
Mexico
Sierra Madre
End of Strike Not in Sight in Chicago Packing War
After nearly four weeks of fighting the packing house strike a settlement seems as remote as ever. Neither side shows any signs of weakening as the struggle for supremacy continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
150000 Workmen to Unite in Pittsburg Consolidation
Arrangements nearly complete to unite the United Labor League Iron City Council and the Building Trades Council in Pittsburg. The three bodies represent about 150 000 workmen in the area and aim to form a single powerful labor federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Labor League
Iron City Council
Building Trades Council
Santo Domingo Again Uneasy
Washington Special reports Mr. Dawson American Minister to Santo Domingo suggests a warship at Monte Cristi for a short time. The cable indicates another imminent revolutionary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawson
Santo Domingo
State Department
Monte Cristi
Woman Dies at 134 in Kerrtown Meadville
Mrs. Mary Murphy died Saturday at her Kerrtown home near Meadville aged nearly 134. Born in Dublin on Christmas Day 1770 she came to America in May 1870 and is survived by her second husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Mary Murphy
Kerrtown
Knapp the Strangler Collapses Before Imposed Death
Alfred Knapp known as the Strangler in Columbus has collapsed unable to eat or sleep and has joined the Catholic Church. Prison officials fear he will require being carried to the electric chair on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Columbus, O
Alfred Knapp
Germany Aims Catholic Power Amid Vatican France Ties
At Berlin headquarters of the German Roman Catholic parity officials say Germany is moving to lead in Catholic power. The Vatican French government linkage has made this possible shaping a new diplomatic position for the fatherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Roman Catholic Parity
Fatherland
Vatican
Indiana Senator Beveridge Enjoys Rest and Fishing in Rangeley
Special Senator Beveridge of Indiana is visiting Rangeley Maine for a thorough rest before a presidential campaign. He spends time fishing and refuses to discuss politics during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley
Beveridge
Indiana
Raleigh socialite leaped to death from 206 foot cliff
Miss Ethel Deveraux, a prominent Raleigh society woman and guest at Esmeralda Inn, killed herself by jumping from a mountain cliff 206 feet high after a disappointment in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Ethel Deveraux
Raleigh
Esmeralda Inn
New World Typewriting Record At St Louis Fair
Salf F. Cole of Catskill New York set a new typewriting mark at the World's Fair Grounds in St Louis by writing 22 000 plus words in five hours and finishing seven hours with 28 944 words total, averaging 67 11 12 words per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Fair Grounds
St. Louis
Salf F. Cole
Catskill
N. Y
German Town Burns
Illsfeld in Heilbronn Württemberg suffers a large fire destroying 310 of 560 houses. Few deaths reported though many injured where rescuers worked amid collapsing walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilbronn
Wurtemberg
Cable
Illsfeld
Aeronaut Lee Warren Dies in Parachute Show
Eaton Indiana special reports 22 year old aeronaut Lee Warren died during a Riverside Park parachute performance when his chute struck a tree top and he fell to the ground.
Also Mentioned on This Page
CERN
Democrats
Taggart State
Mrb. Krauss
Foye
Georgia
Savannah
Egypt
South Georgia
Stockades
Czar
Ilinois Central and
Alton
Grover
Aeronaut
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!