Pankhurst Honored by Great Throng at Carnegie Hall
A large New York audience at Carnegie Hall attended a gathering under self supporting women to honor British suffragist Mrs Emilina Pankhurst. The event featured 19 teachers or physicians and 120 trade workers among 1000 attendees, with Anna Howard Shaw and Anna Teck among notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tas
Carnegie Hall
Wall
Emilina Pankhoved
Stags
Anna Teck
Charlotte Perkins Ciwan
Count de Gremmont
Ebbert Hubbard
Theo Hall
Unathans
Panxburet
Anna Howard Shaw
Equal Suffrage Association
Joex Olin
Win Wats
First Governor General Picked to Head South Africa Union
Londons Herbert J. Gladstone named to head the union as the final governor general of Anglo South Africa according to the Daily Telegraph. The appointment faces doubt over his suitability given past service and possible unpopularity with South Africans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Gladstone
South Africa Union
Gladstone
Cabingt
John Hurns
Jourd
Secratary Sbln
Jolt for Guaranty Law and Bank Start
Fragmented report covers Union National Bank Oklahoma authorized to begin business in Washington and a broad, disjointed mix of unrelated notes. Mentions Bartinsville, Oklahoma with $100,000 capitalization, naval wireless tests, horse rescue incident, a fire destroying a stable, and various scattered local items across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank
Oklahoma
Washington
Reedive Vetand
Telals
Ton National Wail
Bartinsville
Olin
Morticer
Ene
Norta
Hank
Leprosy Rates in United States and Territories Decline
Federal health officers report few official US leprosy cases with 139 total among 14 states and territories. Minnesota shows sixteen new cases, Wisconsin one, Missouri one, while North Dakota and Iowa claim zero. Leprosy concerns rise in possessions as Hawaii reports 704 cases and Puerto Rico 57. overall US cases remain trivial relative to population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahantrantn
Waskmaian
Joware
United States
Wohker Lealth and
Marine Hospital Service
Florida
Californin
Saoniro
Afinnesota St
Eixieen
Wisconsin
Aissouri
Congress
Hefever
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Toghe Jnemine
Pulte Pines
Hawaii
Port Hino
Apn
Roadmakers Meet At Columbus October 26
The American flood makers association will host its sixth annual convention in Columbus Ohio beginning October 26 for three days. Delegates from every state will attend. The event runs with the Le Obie Com Hoads Federation convention. A feature will be a highway stretch demonstration at the state fair grounds using road machinery to illustrate scientific road building principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Associaton
Columbus
American Floodmakers’ Association
Hlat
le Obie Com Hoads Federation
Loans to laborers in Swedish plan aims to curb emigration
Swedish government moves to stem laborer emigration by offering loans to workers. Loans enable laborers to purchase tools or goods and will be repaid over several years. The program follows a large recent migration wave and targets enabling domestic employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Atrocities in the Congo Revealed by Rubber Company Officer
An officer of a rubber company reports atrocities in the Congo from 1307 onward. He details natives being tortured or killed, with many forced to work under harsh conditions. The account describes central positions and widespread abuse tied to colonial exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Sentrien
Mabie Am State Prohibition Trials in County Data
State prohibition trials faced mistrials or acquittals in over 100 cases as prosecutors push for enforcement. The fourth largest city in the region, Mabie, sits amid a broader crackdown with mixed outcomes and ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie
Ee South
Rapid Vaccination Record Breached on Mesport
A disrupted vaccination record surfaced linking APE vaccination events to Mesport. Reports describe a Greek steamer Theriitophale detained Augurtrandhes with 83 emigrants from Pa Leas and 104G from Finutah Convent. Night robbers struck the Pawline Convent, looting Virgil’s pearls and jewels amid a disrupted shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mesport
Theriitophale
Pa- Leas
Finutah
Greustochown
Russian Paland
Choy
Pawline Convent
Virgil
Chen
Mme
Investigating Fallagra Woshington Health Service Appointment
Announcement notes an investigation into pellagra by a treasury secretary, with references to a committee of officers and health service concerns. Contains fragmented names and locations including Wading, Kentucky, and borders near Ruletglagewha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallagra Woshington
Puttfe
Health and Marine Hogyital Service
Adthig
Treasury Hills
Himtinglan
AicFarland
Kentucky
Withdrawn Vault Action Aims to Curtail Cotton Manufacture
A brittle OCR fragment mentions plans to curtail cotton manufacture by ordering rail movements from North and South regions at dawn for a period. It references England, America, and Egypt, with scattered names and numbers, but the readable core describes a withdrawal action affecting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voletel
Bawemore
Lon Ens
Foreigners insist on Americans paying in maturing indebtedness
New York bankers are largely united on the impact of New York credit operations on the rise of the Bank of England's discount rate. Estimates place New York borrowings from foreign markets around 500 million for the season, though Jacob H. Schiff argues much of this is overstated. Clearing house banks contracted about 119 million from late August to October 10 without stock market liquidation, while imports outpaced exports and exchange rates climbed, signaling foreigners demand payment of maturing debt and potential gold outflows to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Net
Bank of Ems
Jacob H. Schiff
Trial of Six Cattlemen Attracts Noted Attention
The trial of Edward Rulon George Sabie Herbert Renik Thomas Dixon William Keyes and Charles Farzis cattlemen for the alleged murder of Joe Alleman Jules Lazier and Joseph Bingesheepmen on April 3, 2903 draws wide attention in the range country. Accusations claim the grand jury was improperly formed and that prominent sheepmen sat on it while the cattle industry was not represented, suggesting a county official plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasiz
Wee
Edward Rulon
George Sabie
Herbert Renik
Thomas Dixon
William Keyes
Charles Farzis
Joe Alleman
Jules Lazier
Joseph Binge
Ddan Lian
Elect
Drate
Ihla
Indictments Dismissed in Lewis Publisher Case
All charges against Agatmat St Lowle Man were dismissed by the government as no action was taken for years. J. J. Lewis, known as Jawoagazine publisher, was the originator of the Peoples amie and faced a broad set of postal charges. The case before Judge Bart McPherson in the US District Court notes lack of evidence and prosecutor inaction since May 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatmat
J. G. Lewis
Peoples Amie” Aid
Jawoagazine
Welle
United States
Bart McPherson
Hinde
Lewis
Rgu
Xines
Ringer
Citeyenne
Bubadi
Easn
Government bans stock trading scheme by Los Angeles firm
The government orders a ban on buying and selling stocks tied to a ‘frat’ scheme by Guaranty Securities Company in Los Angeles. Inspectors allege the firm solicited stock from people lacking cash, accepting payments while pretending to deliver but retaining the money and attempting a purchase of the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Las Heer
Pestofites
Guaranty
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacelinne Anil
Chinese Arrests Highlight Transit Smuggling Ring
Police racketeered by a Dallas telegraph report describe fourte en Chinese passengers smuggled into the city aboard a Belun Tas through a motor car delivery. Federal agents worked to secure affidavits and trace the cargo to a mastermind alleged to have operated in the Meateat area. In a separate incident, engineer John Juin of The General Railroad Company applied emergency brakes when a child darted onto the tracks, saving the youngster as a coal train narrowly avoided disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dann
Tula
Dallas
Lewis Veldus
Belun
Tas
Dar the Bay
Lary
Accwnaula
Kly Ae Asney
John Juin
General Railroad
New Jersey
Young Hunter Accident Shor Nines Perc Sl Line
A fragmented report describes a young hunter who accidentally fired a shot while hunting. The text is garbled but implies an incident involving a firearm and a person connected to hunting practice. Details such as location, age, and outcome are unclear due to the OCR errors.
Crawford County Horseshoe Contest Draws Big Crowd
In Crawford County a horseshoe pitching contest for the gold medal drew a large crowd at the courthouse. Seventeen contestants competed with W. A. Cote of Helott and Keene Kam of Denizen among notable players. Coxe was declared county champion after a series of sets and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosp Champlin
Crawford County
Br. Fairbrook
Denison
Mh Progress Aumtimausis
Tre Boars
W. Af
Cote
Helott
Wiz
He Keenekam
Denizen
Ost
Pure Loop Decision Stirs Food Labeling Debate
Federal Judge Smith McPherson in Weekuk ruled the public has a right to know the constit Uent elements and their proportions in foods and medicines purchased for personal use or stock. The ruling marks a major win for the dairy and food and drug departments. The Stennard Stock Food Company challenged Com Hullsober Wright seeking to block full disclosure of ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith McPherson
Weekuk
Deiry and Food
Joorney General
Stennard Stock Food Company
Comhilsstober
Street Car Crew Robbed in Sioux City Night Roadside
Robbers halted a Court Street car injuring no one and forcing motorman Oscar Casbeeh and conductor G Norberg to surrender cash including 50 from Norberg. Shots fired into the air accompanied the hold up as the masked gang escaped with small sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero
Cewalvers
Oscar Casbeeh
G. Norberg
Hi Sioux City
Bikhwasmon
Fring & Vole Lyy
Avs
Tle
Carlton
Nerbergs
Iowa Supreme Court Rules on Liquor Petition Signatures
The Iowa supreme court ruling requires consent petitions to sell liquor to include names of 65 percent of county voters. Signatures by mark must be witnessed and verified, with dates and affidavits at petition end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme. Cow
Mquor
Lown
Eira Saloon
Fall on man and k utis hum brick mason cake 53 foot drop
Des Moines reports a brick mason Kennedy fell five feet on the Des Moines Coliseum sidewalk, striking John Holmatist. Kennedy was hospitalized with a slight scalp wound and minor injuries. The incident occurs amid broader town news including court actions and railway disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ties
Moines
Kennedy
Ett
Des Moines Coliseum
John Holmatist
Mobuaitist
Cedar Rapids Drops Franchise From Kree-T Baska League
The Threeel league held a Wednesday meeting with an eight club circuit and adjourned without a president. A. Ty Sexton resigned as president and will not serve again. Cedar Rapids gave up its franchise and the Ent entur unit was shifted to Ranville. Neetty to be chosen to replace Cedar Rapids. national association meeting in Memphis, Tennessee scheduled for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Cricers
Nnanly Saven
Elebs. A
Memphis
Tenn
Masons elected to receive thirty third degree and more
The item lists Masons elected for the thirty third degree including B. iitmno and D. J. Hoberg from Siouxity Henry Carroll and D. S. Chasubestain from Des Moines Dr. Charles J. Cogswell of Cedar Napne Dr. B F. Bachelder and Srimk C. Braydon of Lyons A. S. Law rence of Manentine and notes on streetcar airbrakes and city projects in Des Moines Gransville Spirit Lake road approval and a community vote. It also mentions local figures Pearl Hunters Mike $4,000 George and Frank Scott of take City and a runaway incident involving Lily and Mr Cane, plus cultural notes about Teo Netley and Michnel O Neal and a forthcoming convention in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kupreme Cou UL Esse Pceed
TED Masons
Orary
BP. Iitmno
D. J. Hoberg
Siouxity
Henry Carrol
Chasubestain
Des Motes
Charles J. Cogswell
Cedar Napne
BF. Bachelder
Srimk
C. Braydon
Lyons
Lawrence
Manentine
Mike
George
Frank Scott
Take City
Chicago Weekly Review Notes Industrial Trends
A fragment from a weekly review reports widening price pressures in leading industries and a broadening recovery in mercantile sectors. It cites rail terminals and major factories, supply absorption in leather wool timber and apparel, and mixed retail demand with textile and furniture weakness. Business failures rise slightly from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snr
Ibroader
Indy
Bor Steel
Gonth
Market prices for grains and livestock in 19th century notes
A fragmented ledger of commodities and bids listing wheat, corn, rye, oats, and barley prices by grade and destination such as Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and New York. Cattle, hogs, and sheep are priced with varying quotes, while references to shipments, standards, and market terms appear amid garbled OCR text. A stray local obituary mentions Oliver Cemetery and a long-ago decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lauin
Atandara
Atsndard
Bier York
Meas
Cattla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rock Valley Bee
Rock Valley, Lowa
A. L. Halgtead
Guaranty Law
Navy Plana
Weahington
D.C
Berein
Webich Ik
Ar Rack
Manu
Dion
Ogdesburg
N. Ys Gork
Tare Hotae
Jon Fiswas
Goth Tol Teather
Flynt
Ureweatt
Horsa
Atulito
Nashville
Hayward Hobbses
Funcsom & Gin
Wonie
Me Wan
Gandy
Malle
Post
Bloux City
Mondas
Steek
Rasa Slever
Sandel
Top Jugs
Mckinley
Des Moines
Gar
Roy Maties
Molinney
Mivols
Ganda
Hay
Surat
Rod
Tin Elty
Ghieago
Philly
Lepehs
Roadmakers
Atrocitien
The
Tatedo
Sawrday
Nell Telephone
Intyresta
Buiilon
Egypt
Tete
Willie
England
Europe
Ion
Nua
Recrailment Figo
Ota Etty
Font Hbortte
Weaestaettan
Cohuwe
Intima
Hawkeye State
TITCH
Holt Up
Liguon Law Ruling
Kutis
Tilted States Court
Seat- Me
Wosa
Ola Marsh
Joe Carroll
Bert J. Shores
Bert Warner
Wynd
Hirsty
Nebraska
Damina Sagbroy
Fact Company
Dne Central States Peer Company
State Rallyng
Milwaukee Read
Sioux City
Hayat% Bestrens
Loualy iWuniget
Rllway Company
Bila
Wit Uraiche
Ghoenkee
Tom Rochester
Arnis
Tony Thi Moor
Soaner
Aerian
Nel Rybor
Teregfimip Tenierson
Aiteou City
Henky
Tex Aluion
Erirlington
Ghiomen
Aurosztie
Quincy
Bosthigtune
Davar Ot Mealiyclila
Cpliab Pvendegite Teyawe Fe Attson
Roen
Gransille
Apnroval
Sioux Gily
Spirit Lake
Dentvon
Lute
Sania
Ha Becune
Listog
Caiin
Ceedar Rapids
Pssst
Lisbon
Lily
Mr Cane
Halley
Teo. Netley
Wrk
Batley
Et Rell
W Yentines
Momentea
Travia Lucy
Michnel O'Neal
Alriwade
Musenting
Wit
G. Watlél
Abe
Dows
Amica
de Ming
Town City
Rataki
Renawal
Communda
JEON
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!