Orange County Bank Advertises Liberal Deposits
S Spurgen president and Charles A Scott vice president invite every man, woman and child in Orange County to open accounts. They offer four percent interest on time deposits from one dollar up and promise information and accommodations aligned with conservative banking as the Financial Bureau of Information for Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Observer
Hillsboro
N. C
Orange County
Fnnancial Bureau of Information
When You're a Boy and Katie's Proposal
A humorous piece contrasts boyhood antics with consequences, followed by a romantic scene where Cressenden asks Mr. Stolbeaker for Katie's hand. The father, after checking character and finances, grants consent, noting Katie is not a deity but a plain girl he loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Mr. Stolbeaker
Cressenden
Katie
Chicago News
Young Cressenden Faces Father at Stolbeaker Office
After a sleepless night the nervous Young Cressenden dresses soberly and seeks an audience with Her Father at the John Stolbeaker Construction Company. The encounter opens with cautious, formal pleasantries as the heir explains his visit and seeks assurance about family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressenden
John Stolbeaker Construction Company
Fam
Cresgenden
Rings to Her Finger Nails Fashion Echoes in Philadelphia
A famed Philadelphia beauty Kate Furniss now Mrs. Thompson dominates fashionable watering places this summer by wearing countless rings on the upper finger joints. Diamonds rubies sapphires and emeralds weight the digits toward the nails creating a bizarre dramatic effect. The bride and bridge devotee faces no inconvenience, her unique display drawing steady attention from society and callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kate Furniss
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Life of Happiness: The character of Christ and moral leadership
In Brooklyn at Irving Square Presbyterian Church Rev I W Henderson holds that character is formed by exercised moral and spiritual consciousness. He defines character as inner worthiness expressed outwardly, summing virtue, purity, righteousness, justice and godliness guiding believers to show forth Christ’s excellencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Irving Square Presbyterian Church
I. W. Henderson
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Lowell
Solomon
Shooting of Mr Holt in Graham North Carolina
Special correspondent reports cotton magnate L Banks Holt was shot at his Graham home Tuesday night and seriously wounded. Police soon detained his former discharged coachman as a suspect. Holt’s condition remains grave though not certain to be fatal. In Alabama, Winston County votes Republican with every Democratic candidate defeated, the first such county since Reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham, N. C
L. Banks Holt
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Winston
Concord Election Headed to Legislature for Governor
In Concord New Hampshire the state election returns show 17 towns still unheard from and indicate the governorship will be decided by the Legislature. Charles M Floyd appears to trail the leading two candidates, failing to secure a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Charles M. Floyd
Nye Elected to Congress in Minnesota District
Minnesota reports Special Candidate Frank Nye, a Republican and brother of the late Bill Nye, has been elected to Congress from the district, succeeding Lorne Fletcher. Nye hails from Minneapolis and is seen as a strong party figure in Minnesota politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank Nye
Bill
Scarcity of Labor on North Pacific Coast
Seattle report notes upwards of four million dollars to be spent on Harriman lines in the North Pacific coast during the coming winter months. Chief Engineer Boschke of the Oregon Navigation faces a labor shortage problem despite promising long service, good pay, and transportation. The climate remains among the finest, yet workers do not appear, making the labor field on the coast unusually promising for prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harriman
North Pacific Coast
Boschke
Oregon Navigation
Death From Asphyxiation In Pensacola Hotel Room
A man identified as W. E. Rogers of Lucedale Mississippi died from asphyxiation in Pensacola. His wife lies in a dying condition after officers forced open their room door at a Wiight street boarding house. Deceased’s letters, two revolvers, a dirk, brass knuckles, and $350 sewn in clothing were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
W. E. Rogers
Lucedale
Miss
Wiight Street
Alaska Progress Under US Rule and Mining Code
Since its 1867 purchase Alaska has yielded about 60 million dollars in furs 50 million in salmon and over 90 million in gold with other products. The new mining code in Yukon territory will abolish claim jumping and compulsory arbitration aims to end mining legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Special
United States
Alaska
Yukon Territory
Fairmont News Roundup Highlights Daisies and Debates
Mrs. Virginia D Young editor of Fairfax South Carolina Enterprise dies after brief illness. Russian constitutional anniversary passes quietly amid fears. St Petersburg University to reopen after student meetings. Cuban officeholders trimmed for economy. European government linked to anti American sentiment in Japan. $877,296,238 held in US treasury. New meat inspection regulations issued. Panama Canal Commission projects 25,406,258 next year. Factory strike actions and barricades cited in town. Governor Swanson commutes William Young to life. A E Taylor and A L Peartree arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses in Richmond. Judge Dayton halts sale of 1,200,000 coal lands in Clarkburg. Timothy Woodruff asks Roosevelt to repudiate Hearst circular. American Stock Breeders oppose such matrimony tests. Senator Dubois warns Taft speeches in Idaho defend Mormonism. Ku Klux Klan rumor joked Miss Brookhaven whites. Whitecap band reportedly killed one. Gilford Hope convicted of perjury in Hartje divorce case. Mrs Mare Bake Eddy interview arranged to show faculties intact. President Roosevelt plans to deliver annual message from his country home. Griggs predicts Democrats gain House seats. Army officers to wear aluminum death badges for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Timothy Woodruff
Roosevelt
Hearst
New York
American Stock Breeders’ Association
Dubois
Taft
Idaho
Gooding
Brookhaven
Miss
Gilford Hope
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thas WG
Lil
J.C. Web
Hillsboro, No. PLC
Collins Bank
Eeashier
J.C. Webb
R Otte Lychas
A. Scott
Orange
S. Spurgeon
Chicago Record-Herald
Mr. Stollbeaker
Miss Stollbeaker
MR. Holi
North Caroline
New Hampshire
Pacific Coast
Virginia D. Young
Fairfax
S. C
Enterprise
St. Petersburg University
Japan
Treat
Wilson
Panama Canal Commission
Roosevilt
Ine Knot
Griggs
House of Represents
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!