Bomb Explosion Kills Woman in St Petersburg Hotel
An early morning blast at the Bristol Hotel in St Petersburg killed the wife of an officer and injured several lodgers. The bomber, Alfred Henry McCullough, held an English passport but was likely a foreign terrorist. his body was torn apart, with authorities labeling him a terrorist leader. An Associated Press investigation links him to radical plots and possibly to the Grand Duke Sergius murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
St. Petersburg
D' Angleterre
Alfred Henry McCullough
Interior
von Plehwe
Sergius
Hotel du Word
McCulough
Hotel du Nord
Associated Press
Hotel de Paris
McCullough
Paris Revolutionary Organization
Amend Service Rules Expand Civil Service
The president has issued amendments to civil service rules expanding the competitive service. Inspectors of surveyors general district land offices and GLO special agents will require examinations, ending former appointment by the interior secretary. Five GLO special agents remain exempt from examination to investigate fraud and criminal cases. An amendment also drops the contract requirement for Indian physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
Surveyors General
District Land Offices
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Insane Man Steals Switch Engine Near Ninety-First Street
An insane man boarded a switch engine on the Michigan Central near Ninety-First Street and sped toward Parkside. He reversed and leaped off as the engine crashed into a second locomotive. Both engines derailed. the crew escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Miinals Central Railway
Nine- To-First Street
Parkside
Bloom acquitted in murder case after insanity plea
John Bloom of Clarinda Iowa was acquitted today by a jury on a murder charge involving the shooting of his oldest son during a jealous rage. The insanity plea was sustained, with the crime having occurred in November and Bloom’s act resulting in the son’s instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preasy
Tres Moines
Iowa
Maren
John Bloom
Clarinda
Bloom
President defers new diplomatic posts before trip
The president declines to consider further applications for diplomatic or consular postings before leaving on his southern and western tour. Thomas Ryan Yan remains as assistant secretary of the interior, a position he has held for nearly eight years and is highly regarded by the president and Secretary Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, DC
March Jr
Thoms J.yan
Secury of the Interior
Ryan
Byetary Hitchcock
Golf Club Planned in Twin Cities by Neenah Residents
Neenah Wisconsin March 11 plans are under way to organize a wolf club in the Twin cities with twenty six games already secured a land plot on an island near the Robert summer resort will be turned into golf links for local play if successful the club may join the golf league associated with Oshkosh Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Twin Cities
Oshkosh
Cardinals
Pphifyers
Mary Kerrigan
St. Patrick's Church
Aetwark
Kev Hayward
Watectown
Air
H. EB. Mann
Inetten
Clifford Lansing
L. WH. Pelton
Waaupaca
Carl Kracker
Maloainisa
Dadiana
Mire
Fleb
Hayward
Wanrock
Fred Seger
Bert
Alexander
Kenosha
Russians encircled as Japanese drive toward Mukden
St Petersburg reports a dramatic push by Japanese forces closing in on Mukden. General Kuropatkin retreats with heavy Russian casualties and prisoners feared. Tokio sources say the Russian center is broken with thousands fleeing toward the railway and Mukden road as the Japanese press the encirclement. A second dispatch notes a Japanese wedge through the Russian center near the Hun river and advances toward Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Mukden
Fes
Europatkin
St. Patersburg
Associated Press
Nicholas
Suropatkin
Ilderling
Jane Anese
Ihy Hun
Wiampu
Isdina
Muledan
Des Youle
al Oyama
Mershal Oyama
Gallanuy
Marchim
Rorepatkin
Mukdan
wWede
Wun
Fushun
Tierass
Karapatkin
Singking
Yenden
Shakhe
Hun
Sanna
Singlingden
Po River
London
Kuropatkin
Oyama
The New York Strike Relations Reported
The Interborough strike tale continues with a three minute schedule claim and delayed replies from W L Jenke. Despite pressure, local leaders resisted and calls to return to work have not yielded full normal service yet, with trains running on reduced and irregular schedules across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Cutting Down the Plans at Madison Capitol Project
Madison March 1 It is understood that Casey Gilbert is cutting down his capitol plans to come within 3 500 000, the figure unofficially set by the administration as the top state spending if new building is authorized. When completed the legislature may act to offset delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Casy Gilbert
Capitol
Gilbert
Man and girl arrested on Elgin arrival
Nettie Strine, claiming to be sixteen, and John Daniels, twenty six, were arrested on arrival from Elgin Michigan. The girl, who gave the name Nettie Johnson and claimed eighteen, will be detained until police contact Emanuel String of Muscoda Wisconsin, the girl’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Nettie Strine
John Daniels
Elgin
Nettie Johnson
Emanuel String
Muscoda
Wis
Not on St. Patrick's Day reported in Missouri case
Jefferson City March 11 Following the supreme court decision refusing a rehearing William Rudolph convicted of murdering Detective Charles A Schumacher of Racine Wisconsin at Union Missouri was granted a 30 day respite by Governor Folk Rudolph was slated to be hanged on March 11 but concerns that the execution would cast gloom over St Patrick's Day led to the gubernatorial reprieve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
William Rudolph
Charles A&chumacher
Racine
Wis
Union
Folk
Rudolph
St. Patrick’s Day
Japanese Advance Seizes Rusetan Depot Amid Desperate Russian Resistance
The Japanese capture Rusetan station the main Russian depot and forest area after stiff fighting. They seize substantial supplies including ammunition and cartridges worth millions while forecasting swift victory and planning further moves. Russian losses are tallied at 26,080 infantry, 1,505 guns, with 374 battalions estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusetan
API
Timate
vThe General Staff
MOG
Oyama Seeks Northern Push After Mukden Victory
Washington reports that General Oyama plans a large northward movement toward Fairfax with a goal of crushing General Kurstpatkin. The Toki war office says the Mukden news marks one chapter in the wider conflict, with peace overtures still external to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uby Associans
Washington
DB. C
Mareh Jr
Mukjen
Miorshal Oyama
Ffiarbin
Kurstpatkin
Toki War Office
Mukden
State Department
Slay
Ashe
The Black Hand Threat Ends with Ruse in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin farmer near Albertville received a Black Hand letter demanding immediate payment under threat of death. He planted a dummy package at the instructed spot and watched as two men in disguise stole it. Police have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussauke
Wis
Murhil
Wisconsin
Oripeva Falls
Aremus Weis
Albertville
Diane
Met
Girl Is Made Target In Milwaukee Train Incident
Milwaukee special dispatch says four teen Jonnie Nelson, daughter of August Nelson, stepped from a Chicago and North Western train in Menominee when a man dressed as a laborer fired two shots at her from a revolver. Bullets missed. the attacker’s identity is unknown and police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Menominee
Mich
Jonnie Nelson
August Nelson
Chicago & Northwestern
Indian Confesses Murder Near Marion in 1903
Sam Blowsnake a Kickapoo Indian has confessed to killing Kickapau Shopedoe on a Marion area farm in 1903. Shopedoe had recently sold land for 1200 dollars and vanished soon after. Four Indians were arrested. Blowsnake says he fired the shot and three others helped move the body to a swamp for burial. Blowsnake and three others are bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Waupaca
Sam Blowsnake
Kickapau Shopedoe
Marion
Shopodoe
Blowsnake
Fire Chief rescues four children from Marinette fire
A Marinette fire alarm saves four children aged six months to eight years from a house fire. Fire Chief Collins forced entry as flames neared the building while parents were away at church. The incident highlights swift rescue efforts and danger to minors during a home blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
Collins
Frank
Paselte
Iowa Jurist Dead
Bronx City March 11 Judge George W. Wakefield district court ex president of Iowa State Bar Association dead at age sixty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bronx City
Towe
George W. Wakefield
District Court
Iowa State Bar Association
Chadwick Case Ends Arguments In Bank Conspiracy Trial
Ohio court scenes close as Mrs. Chadwick defense argues there was no pretrial conspiracy to procure check certification. Dawley portrays government evidence as insufficient, while Sullivan counters with remarks on influence and juror impressions. Mrs. Chadwick suffers a cramp as sessions pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
P. Dawley
Mra
Chad- Wick
Meckwith
Steak
Tess
Peamie
Mr. Dawley
Iit
Art
Dawley
Adam
Machen
Sid Judes Taylor
Dudge
Bel Toouin
Sullivan
Dave Tey
Oh Ronee
Haymauter
Cuprie Chadwick
Burglars Loot Church After Nighttime Break-In
Burglars raided the First Baptist church Thursday night in Racine. They forced open a money box used by children, then made a bed with bibles and song books as pillows and organ and altar covers as blankets. They slept through the night and were not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
March
Wisconsin
Racine
First Baptist Church
W. J. Bryan Visits Elks Club Reception
The Elks held an informal reception Friday night in William Jennings Bryan’s honor with a large turnout of citizens. Bryan praised the Elks and their club rooms, enjoyed watching the dancing, and attended the event after his opera house address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
William_ Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Order of Elks
Elks’ Club
Opera House
Capital stock increase for Toplift Dry Goods Company
An amendment to the articles of incorporation for Toplift Dry Goods Company has been filed with the register of deeds increasing capital stock from 26000 to 40000 dollars. The authorized stock consists of 50 shares of common stock at 100 each and 1 share of preferred stock. The preferred stock carries a seven percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toplift Dry Goods Company
Office of ‘the Register of Deede
Marriage Surprise in Chicago for Antony Richly and Aloy Ponytuerenlog
Friends in due city report the wedding of Antony Richly of Chicago to Aloy Ponytuerenlog of Wits City. The ceremony occurred Friday at the groom’s home on Thirty seventh Street in Chicago. The bride is the daughter of a furniture store owner on Oregon Street. The groom is employed by a local company in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due City
Antony Richly
Chicago
Mins Aloy Pony Tuerenlog
Wits City
Seyvench Street
Oregon
Uae
Yhiul. Feur
Menasha Club Debates Municipal Ownership and Local Politics
The Menasha club hall hosted a social session on March 1 where debate focused on municipal ownership and its socialistic implications for the city. Mayor J. Me Pleasanta spoke in favor, Sila Jtullard opposed, and members pressed for practical local action, amid musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
F. Bird
Milwaukee
Asaechite
Hertiog
Henning
Menasha Council
Ron
Muvern
Tavvong
Dorit Aimonsanta
Nekimi resident C Raddatz dies at fifty
Carl Nuddatz longtime Nekimi resident dies Friday morning of a severe illness at age fifty. Funeral set for Tuesday at 10:30 from the late home and 12:00 from Neklint Lutheran church with Rev. Barre officiating. Laura SMite of Allenville dies suddenly at 19 John Street. remains interred in Allenville today. H H A Goss funeral held Thursday at 66 Central Avenue with Centennial Lodge No 205 Masons in charge. Rev Edward H W Smith officiated. hymns sung by Mrs Mirina Schmidt-Kircher and Miss Clara Schmidt. pallbearers listed. burial at Riverside Cemetery. Funeral of J A Bellin, killed in a Montana wreck, arrival Friday. service Sunday at 2:00 at 128 Frankfort Street. Knights of Pythias St Johns Lodge No 9 in charge. pallbearers named. viewing hours 10–12 at residence. T A N St John announces funeral services for L N J John at Black Wolf church Sunday afternoon two o’clock. cortege leaves home of brother Charles A. St John at 1:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nuddatz
Nekimi
Ubd
Neklint Lutheran Church
Mr. Barre
Laura Smite
Jace
Laura Amith
Allenville
John Street
Ween
HH. A. Goss Funeilal
H. A. Gosswen
Central Avenue
Centennial Lodge No
Masons
Edward H W. Smith
First Congregational Church
Mhrina Schmidt-Kircher
Clara Schmidt
Rock of Ages
John Clements
John Evans
D. H. Manner
Frank McPherson
J. B. Chase
J. B. Mallory
Riverside Cemetery
J. A. Bellin
Montana
Frankfort Street
St. John's Lodge No. 9
Knights of Phythias
John V. Bunn
William Arnold
Edward Bettke
Herman Otto
W. M. Kimball
A. N. ST. John
L. N. &J. John
Black Wolf Church
Black Wollf
Edward H. Smith
Charles A. St. John
Tenth Street
Assault and Battery Plea and Local Court Fines
Allen Campbell a traveling salesman pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Iva McKenzie and paid 10 dollars plus costs. Hazel Deale admitted drunkenness and disorderly conduct, paid 5 dollars and costs or face fifteen days in jail. A fourteen year old boy, William Lauson, was charged with truancy after an interurban car incident. authorities seek him in Little Chute. Village marshal to collect the buy this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Campbell
Iva McKenzie
Demimonde
Hazel Deale
Fitzpatrick
William Lauson
Hire Home
Little Chute
Peace overtures elusive as Russo Japanese war rages
Count Cassini says Russia will not seek peace after Liaoyang defeats. Dispatches report Moscow reinforcing Kyro patkin but no official news of peace talks. Editors note Britain and France not confirming any negotiations. Japan holds momentum while Tsarist leaders weigh terms and require Russia's status in the Far East be recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ofe
Daily Graphic
Russia
Japan
France
Washingon
D.C
Liaoyang
Liaoyang Mukilon
Count Cassing
Sigmne Tt
Kyropatkin
Dave
Forue
Far East
Henry N Munn Dies Editor of The Scientific American
Henry Norcross Munn, editor of The Scientific American, died at his New York home. He was a member of the publishing firm behind the scientific periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Associated Pravs
New York
Henry Norcross Munn
The
Scientific American
Fern Aes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sereson Case
St. Petersbburg
Daily Mail Telegraphs
Vosnacen
Wiingia Central Railway
Fon la
Cuuvinksom
St Petersburg
Tep
Una
Europathonius Lust
Folno
Pu River
Mukdum
Generat
Oku
Okwa Pi
Associated Pings
Interboranch Company
Nes
Mcleveland
W. L. Jenke
Interborough Engineers
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomoive Engineers
Dana Gilbert
Detaila
Aeons
Northwird
Takenshire
Penge
Black Hand
Ilan Thas
Marketa Church Anno Wency
Burbank
Horticultural Wisard
California
Ow & Bport
Ome
Cvaeverereseness
Jenn K.ryne
Sevsasnane
Senate
Jacea
Chadwick
Urgiun Phat
Cleveland
Mareh H
Chidwick
Judg Ayier
W. J. Bryan
Toplig Dry Geeds Company
Osh
Chicas Chaudeur
Menaska Club
C. Raddatz
Sehtinden
Count Cassini
Mus. Covite
St. Pedersburg
Merwee
Proes
Y Paria
Moreldi
Qemps
Mulkden
Europatkivs
Mulliney
Toklo
4Rutopatkin
Tsazhin
Henry N. Munn
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!