Bullet for Roosevelt
Joseph Becker a radical Socialist was arrested in Walla Walla on suspicion of plotting to kill President Roosevelt. He allegedly said he had one bullet for the president and another for Emperor William and, with Pendleton partner Pat Kine, traveled by train with a Winchester. Police found his hideout in a farmer a barn and Becker, a Swiss, led them to it after interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wala Walla, Waen
Joseph Becker
Roosevele
Becker
Pendleton
Ore
Roosevelt
William of
Germany
Artner
Walla Walla
Winchester
Ing Pendleton
Pat Kine
Simpson Plant Moves to Hilbert Wisconsin
The Simpson Manufacturing Company of Menasha has relocated to Hilbert, downsizing its Menasha plant and planning to expand at Hilbert to employ about 100. The move aims at better rail access and cheaper materials, with washing machine production shifting from Menasha to Hilbert.
Train Strikes Car In Colorado Yard Collision
A train at the Columbia yard near Armstrong Street in Brean, Colorado, struck a car killing several onboard and injuring five others. Victims named include Dames Neve, Ttal Iian, Martiny, Willes Antonio Recea, and Alec Antonio Hoes. Fireman James Storey suffered shock and bruises, while Tirakeman George Greaver sustained back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rp Axec
Brean Columbia, CO
Haltan Laborere
Armstrong Street
Tncal
Dames Neve
Ttalian
Martiny
Willes Antonio Recea
Marin
Will Alec Antonio Hoes
Viaten
Prokebie
Tahana Sete Fet
Winser George OW
Shermer
Hadir Hort
James Storey Stork
Wae
Badis
Tirakeman George Greaver
Prizes Returned by Royal Anton Ela
May 26 report shows prizes given back by Re Apenigiet tree Bindvet and the Royal Anton ela, with unclear details on deferment, penn and deneffered notes. The article presents fragmented OCR text about prize restitution and related entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Antonela
Diccitel
Protest Sugar Award Blocks Indian Service Contract
The interior secretary has received a protest from San Francisco sugar dealers against awarding the Indian service sugar contract to a New York firm. They argue the New York bid was not the lowest when freight costs are considered and the complaint will be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
S¢Cretary of the Interior
Butt Francisco
Indian Service
New York
Kranvisco Deers
Reliance Edges Constitution In Thirty Mile Yacht Race
The Reliance defeats the Constitution over a thirty mile course in twelve knots finishing about one minute fifty-three seconds ahead, with Columbia about two lengths back. Wind shifts and light airs affected the race as all three yachts started together and jon’d the course, with varying leads through the leg by Reliance and Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Matinicock Point
Rellante
Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Imne
Suth
Nere
Abent
Helance
Consumer
Tse
Estab
Resanse
Shre
Uae
Cial
Retisner
Honte
Sleht Cain
Beiter
Columbus
Tavo
Fire devastates Lake Port housing and factory complex
A large blaze at Lake Port destroyed twenty five dwellings and a factory as firefighters battled the flames. The conflagration swept Rete Viarmrekire Place and nearby structures, with extensive damage reported as the fire raged through the area. The Associated Press dispatch notes significant destruction and ongoing efforts to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa Laconid
N- 11
Lake Port
Wat Accounta
Murphy Thayer wedding at local Catholic church
In the morning ceremony at the Catholic church, Simon J. Murphy of Fay ity Michigan married Seren A. Thayer of this city. Rev. James Brady officiated. The witnesses were John ata Mary Thayer of Zogk.
Tornadoes Hit Hastings Nebraska and Other Cities
A Hastings Nebraska tornado damaged homes and businesses with no deaths reported. Injuries occurred in nearby towns Davey Valparaiso and Raymond. Severe weather also struck Racine Wisconsin with firemen stunned by lightning and a church damaged. Other tornadoes caused deaths in Oskaloosa and Burton Iowa with multiple injuries and extensive property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astocwned
Lincoln
Neb
Star
Hastings
Seversl
Davey
Valparaiso
Raymond
Agnes Ethel Tracy Actress Dies After Declining Health
Agnes Ethel Tracy known as Agnes Ethel in the theater for three decades died after a long heart ailment that had worsened. The late actress left the stage at the height of success for quiet family life and was noted for charitable work helping struggling actors and actresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABBOC
New York
Agnes Ethel Tracy
Agnes Ethel
Beef Trust Is Beaten in Federal Court Ruling
Chicago May 26 Judge Grosscup entered the final order in the beef trust case restraining packers from combining to regulate trade. The order covers all points of the previous decision and is regarded as a complete victory for the government. An appeal will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascociated Press
Chicago
Grosscup
Federal Court
Beef Trust
Graphic Paris Madrid race described as crowds and guards failed
London May 26 Joseph Pennell describes the Paris Madrid automobile race with stark criticism of crowd control and military safety measures. He condemns the neglect of public protection, citing huge crowds, mixed traffic, and dangerous conditions from Chartres to the first village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Joseph Pennell
Daily Chronicle
Chartres
Paris
Bordeaux
Chartren
Biftey
Vanderbilt
Mr. Penrill
Mr. Vandecuilt
Explosion Kills Four In Pa Coal Mine Disaster
An explosion at Charters Coal and Coke company nine at Federal Fa Pa May left four men dead and seven badly burned. Several workers are missing and believed trapped as the mine fires and toxic gases threaten more fatalities. Rescue crews fight to reach survivors as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Pillsburg
Charters Coal and Coke Company
Federal. Fa
Amoul Neon
Status of Bonilla and provisional presidency in New Orleans
News from New Orleans reports discussions among leaders about Bonilla. A provisional president is to be appointed for one year with elections ordered. Exiled officials may return. Si¢tta reportedly fled and is in Panama. Promoted officers Hewtenant colonemes for treachery in battles during the Bonilla campaign are named Featherton and Prick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mar
Venduras
Conemis
Fenilas Statua
Ineiali
Thsseiner Mwereka
Arisa
Si¢tta
Panama
B. Featherton
Ani
John Prick
Porto Rican to Hang After Murder Conviction
Juan P. R. Diaz, convicted of murder during a political riot in Hamacan last August, has been sentenced to death. An appeal to the supreme court has been filed and Diaz will likely be hanged at the penitentiary on July 21 as natives strive to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Prees
Juan
P. R
Peire Diaz
Hamacan
Supreme Court
Mel
Diaz
Deadlock over Honolulu erosion program funding
Legislative deadlock described between the Hawaii house and senate over appropriations for the erosion program in Honolulu. Report notes poor outlook for compromise as officials wrestle with financing and a Treasury agent’s arrival with funds amid delays and disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
House
Senate
Milenna
National Treasury
Death at Campbellport Campbellsport Wa
Special to The Northwestern from Campbellport Wisconsin reports the death of Mrs. Francell wife of blacksmith Flock Bager aged forty five at Campbellport Wisconsin. The item notes the locality and family status as part of a brief death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaskee
Camptellport
Jonenne Fariell
Lightning Claim Ends Alenmna Resident's Life
Andree Bontin of the town of Alenmna was killed by lightning during a storm. Local authorities are investigating the incident as a weather-related fatality and sending condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree Bontin
Alenmna
Soldiers Surround Jackson as Jett May Confess to Murders
May 26 Jackson Kentucky—The militia tightens grip amid rumors Curtis Jett will confess implicating Greathitt county figures in the Marcum Cockrill Cot murders. Grand jury seeks witnesses. a clash with mountaineers spurs calls for more troops. Jett’s possible confession looms over Clark and Leslie counties as officials plan the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson
Curtis Lett
Greathitt County
Jett
Wiliams
Teporta
Tavkaon
Marcum
Cockrilt
Cot
Marion Crag
Louisville
Charles T. Little
Curtis Jett
Clark County
Captain Hell
Tom White
White
J. M. Marcum
Leslie County
John Patrick
Moses Feltner
Tom Cockin
Patrick
James Cockrill
Fellner
James B. Marcum
Tom Cockrill
Cockrill
Dr. Cox
Cernls Jett
Commonwealth
Bard
Helvin Ewenhoe
Deaths of a Day and Infant Daughter in Local Death Notices
Herman Mailahn aged twenty nine died Monday afternoon at Alexian Brothers hospital after bowel obstruction worsened following a Sunday operation. He was a Spanish American War veteran from Company B and leaves his father two brothers and two sisters. Six men from Company B Wisconsin National Guard will attend his funeral. arrangements pending. Infant May Kavanaugh, one week old, died this morning at Kentucky Street. funeral arrangements incomplete. Helen Elmira Boynton, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Boynton of 81 New York Avenue, died of diphtheria Monday morning after a five day illness. Funeral private Monday at four from the residence. interment Riverside Cemetery. She is survived by her parents a half brother Raleigh Welch of St Louis a half sister Marion Baynton and a brother Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orothe
Herman Mailahn
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Mi Peart Street
John
Charles
Emma
This Ciy
John Boettcher
Ripon
Company B
Wiscofsin National Guard
May Kavanaugh
D. S. Kavanaugh
Kentucky Street
Baoved Beater
Raleigh Welch
St. Louis
Marion Baynton
Nathan
Boy injured while stealing ride on streetcar
Alfred Jeske a 12 year old boy was badly bruised and cut after jumping onto a moving Electric Street car at East Irving and Mount Vernon. He was treated at home by Dr M B Corbett. Motorman claimed he did not know a bar had been latched on and the car continued to Bevans street before returning to Grand Avenue. Authorities caution parents to warn children about the danger of boarding streetcars and stealing rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jeske
Adolph Jeske
Hazel Street
Withersee
East Irving Street
Mount Vernon
White
Grand Avenue
Bevans Street
Leeks
M. BE. Corbett
Winnebago Traction Company
E. E. Downs
Traction Company
Mwe
Protest Ratsey Sails Across Late May Events
A fragmentary report notes a protest related to Ratsey sails and Cintas Americas with mentions of Lowden and May. The readable text hints at an annotated pro item involving individuals and firms in a maritime or sporting context, but specifics are unclear.
Irish Leader Plans Inquiry Into Jewish Massacres in Prussia
Irish leader Michael Davitt will visit affected towns in southern Russia and other areas to personally investigate the massacre of Jews, the persecution they face, and the conditions that led to the killings. The incident has sparked global condemnation and hopes for protection for the persecuted group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskines
Prussia
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Hussia
Kushineff
Beamrabia
Michael Davlitt
Davitt
Unbecoming Proceeding Sparks Maritime Debate Over National Craft
A damaged passage complains of unsportsmanlike conduct in a race. It argues that if a defender wins using British canvas, it wouldn't be an American victory and praises domestic workmanship, noting a token $0 testimonial despite the perceived superiority of British workmanship.
Peruvian Gunboat Loreto Sinks After Leaking Near Scilly Islands
The Loreto, a new Peruvian gunboat, sprang a leak forty miles northeast of the Scilly Islands and sank within an hour. Her crew were rescued by a French trawler and landed at Plymouth. She departed Tavernool May 23 for Para, Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Plymouth
Eng
Loreto
Scilly Islands
Bragil
Oshkosh Teachers Debate Uniform Pay Rise Request
Oshkosh public school teachers are split over a proposed ten percent uniform salary increase versus a tiered set increase based on ability and qualifications. They compare Oshkosh with La Crosse, noting pay disparities for principals and superintendents, and argue principals shoulder more work. Reads that state funding and stipends for pupil-teacher ratios affect local salaries, with concerns over fairness among grade teachers and special education instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn P
Board of Education
Bia
Oshkosh
la Croeze
Pedd
Ryan and Johns tied to postal bribery scheme in Terre Haute
Joseph H. Johns, arrested in Terre Haute, faces arraignment on aiding a Miller-Ryan postal scam. John s allegedly offered a $3 0,000 bribe to secure a mail use letter from the attorney general, with Ryan claiming a $1,1000 payment and a lie about literature for a fraudulent campaign. Investigators trace get rich quick plots across Cincinnati and Rockville, linking officials to bid-rigging and mail fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John~ . Ryan
D. W. Miller
Post Office Department
Washington
Joseph Johns
Far
Rocktide
Ind
Newport
Ty _ Ryan
Gore
Mint
Howe
the &Chem
Johns
Bran
Terre Haute
Miller
Poel
Attormey General's
John
Ryan
Jenny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bullet For Roosevelt
Maxginirate
Kalter Withele
Mikes
Menashba
Hilbert
Win
Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Simpson Manufacturing Company
Menasha
Hilpert
Sienasha
Hubert
Milwaukee Road
Amjere
Simpson Company
Bile- Basha
Woogenware
Hilbert Atverything
St. Mary'’s Church
John Hraesch
Mathilda Dahrs
F. Hens
Simon Raesch
Brotter
Mary Smith
FS Raesch
Menasa2
Raf Jagerson
Justice Jensen
August Redden
Jaserson
Costa
Baron
P. Finen
Oshkesn
Mina Schisidt
Miss Schmidt
Misa Schmidt
Henry Henkel
Basso
Dreon
Heimnisi
Clara Schmidt
Seston
Neengh
Neenah
FE. J. Smith
Seda Lamer
Nervane Ree
Protest Sugar
Wianlaw
Rettle
van Columbis
Shamrock Ilf
Endotk Yacht Club
Powe
Tso
David Barrie
Thomas Lipton
Uhis
Barre
Shamrock DL
Opinon
Bfr
Darne
Ins
New York Yacht Club
Maurice Point
L. L
Mzd
Independence
Cape Cod
Vineyard Heven
Prayncetown
J. Burety
Sarah A. Thavee
FERGE
Hoth
Nebraska
Alno
Kmankss
Vietnits
Starmen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Racine
Tere
Charles Bull
Grenwood
State Hospital
Maggie Betts
Hazel Wright
Des Moines
Monroe County
Oskaloosa
Monros
Mahaska County
Tormada
Northwestern
West Buxton
Oska- Joosa
Albia
Haim
Burton
Dés Moines
Iowa
Herbert R. Rhodes
George Blakely
Mary Rhodes
Omaha
Mary
Union Pacific
Biowlong
Abilene
Mindi
Lyles
Oden
Bonilla
Heese
Seaste
Campbellsport
Bayer Pasore
Perfosts
Sirceal Gma
Jackson, KY
Awe
Herman Mailehn
Alexian
Nasel Street
Greta
Ratsey
Lowden
May
Tchael
England
South America
Senity Islands
Mettomiman
Freech Fishermem
Oshkosh Way Under
Leen Thane de la Crosac
Deriterius OF
Hoaey
Joseph H. Johns
Miller-Ryan
Nockville Neight
Terre Haut
United States Commission
Higgins
Newsr
APY
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!