Investigators May Rival Lexow In New York Probe
Legislative committee investigation in New York draws daily reader interest as it probes state affairs. The panel, including Assemblyman Toombs and Chairman Merritt, may extend for months and is described as potentially rivaling the Lexow inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative
Lexow
New
York
Assemblyman
Toombs
Charles R. Hotaling
George M. Shotwell
Young
Colne
Foley
Sanator Wagner
Walter Moves
Merritt
Allen
Bank Redemption Fund Urges Wider Use and Currency Reform
Washington reports treasurer Lee McClung proposes larger bank redemption funds and annual deposits to back notes, alongside a plan to renew worn currency. The Treasury notes record a record annual revenue and ample money in circulation, with small denominations showing unusual demand. In Asheville, Dr Hubert Gudger dies by suicide after a family dispute. details describe a tragic scene as the mother attempts to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee McClung
United
lincreasa
McChing
nakes
treasury -hoa
banke
ann nta
United States
Landlady objects to Taft summer home lease policy
A report from Beverly notes Mrs Richard J Evans objections to the president's secret service details near the summer White House while Taft is away on trips to Cincinnati and Washington. The inquiry suggests Mrs Evans questions the guard's duties and alleges friends and guests may be harassed near the president's horse. In Newton New Jersey Robert Ferguson an eighty eight year old retiree drinks from a boyhood spring, making a last pilgrimage from Easton to Philip Hardin farm near Newton. He lingers at the crystal pool for two hours consuming about a quart of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hubert
B. Gudgar
Asheville
N.C
University of Panay
venta medinal
achoo
jicinied
nimgelte
hodin
Grand Union
rexor
Dre Gidgers
woDie
Gudger
dtudy
ville
decidatt
Trewan
Preaiderit
tlkelyta
Beverly
Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Washington
Richard J. Evans
White House
Evans
secret service
M Evans
igen
Newton
N.J
Robert Ferguson
Easton
Philip
Hardin’ farm
crystal pool
Engineer Confesses Murder in Scranton Station Case
Delaware & Hudson engineer Beach admits killing H. A. Bushnell, station agent, whose body was found at the embankment feet in a lonely area. 42 year old Bushnell confronted as he left home, the struggle ended in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Beach
Delaware & Hudson
Nineveh
H. A. Bushnell
Bushnell
Bech
jin
New Mexico Population Rises Dramatically in Census Data
Washington reports New Mexico's population at 27,896 reflecting a dramatic jump from 195,310 in 1900. Census Director Durand notes a 182,086 rise, a 67.8 percent increase, marking a significant territorial growth since the previous decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Washington
territory of
Durand
Taft Route to Boston Amid Abroad Visit
In a fragmented report from New York, Oct Sorat and his brother Charles Taft of Cincinnati travel from Europe toward Boston with the president noted to be leaving for the route to poverty. The account references delays, travel orders, and trading ads amid unclear brief statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sorat
a. athe
Charles
P Taft
Cincinnai
Europe
Taft-teft
Boston
Tan bay
tavelin
cattern
Rescue Effort Aboard New Hampshire After Barge Sinking
A New York report describes a dramatic rescue near the North River where a barge sank and several sailors were saved. Capt. Rodger of the battleship New Hampshire led crews as high winds hampered efforts and a large crowd watched the daring salvage and life-saving actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rodger
Hampshire
alps
mccident
Anta
tito
reagh
tate
Riot on Circus Train in Augusta Kills Four
Readable fragments report a riot aboard a Hagenbeck Wallace Circus train near Augusta Georgia. Four killed two dozen or more injured and crew members arrested by Augusta authorities. Paul A. Williams clerk of the Southern Road reportedly shot to death, with mutilated remains described. Details are inconsistent in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hagenback-Wallace
eireun
Columbus
aes
Augen
Athens
Colum Paul A. Willias
Sia
bony
J.P
Columbia
Tillman Candidate Progress Report from 1912 Senate Run
An unclear summary notes Tillman as a candidate for the Senate health seat with references to Perrhite, Trenton, and 8. C. It mentions improvement and decisions by the senior Gauss, with outcomes dependent on washage versus sta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Perrhite
Trenton
8. C
thane
Also Mentioned on This Page
One-Price
Outfitters
QUYNN’S HARDWARE STORE
FOOD CHOPPERS
ALLEN G. Ovy
Ho hous
NN & co
fast Fatrick sweet
WAXENE
Maryland Insurance Agency Co., of
Baltimore
HALLER & NEWM
East Patrick Street
Feederick
Phese
SCOLL BROS
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
PAI
hia
MURESCO
SEEGER & COMPANY
W. Patrick
PACKARD PIANO
BIRELY'S
Shoreh
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Frederick
G. L. Baking Company PONY OUTFIT
MEHRLE DIXON, JR
White Cross Milk Co
American Press
Association
LOW
U. S
Tolle
GAN
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!