Taft of Ohio and Doliver of Iowa at Taft headquarters
chaotic convention scene at Cannon headquarters with bands playing and crowds gathering on a sunny Chicago day. delegates from California Oregon Idaho and Pennsylvania arrive amid talk of Taft Dolliver and Ohio leadership with plans for a strong national ticket while hotel rooms shrink and finances threaten lawsuits. Navy contract to build three steam colliers for 7200 tons and 525000 each also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirag
Chicage
Lake Michigan
Boninens
M. J. DeYoung
Oregon
George H. Williams
Grant
Taft
Idaho
John Dalzell
Steel
Wix
Iown
Montoon
Virginia
Maine
Vermont
New Shmmpshire
New Mexico
California
Senator Carter
Montana
Gov
Stuart
Pennsyvania
Cannon Headquarters
Columbia
Ohio
Fairbanks
Indiana
Vore
Washington
Jonesh
Navy Department
Citizenship Papers Granted by Judge Rogers
Judge Rogers granted naturalization papers to three applicants in Youngstown on June 15. The court set a Bail if needed and scheduled further proceedings to complete the naturalization process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mefusas
Youngstons
Jine
Rogers
Fevent revolutionary leader arrives prisoner at Aquique
Augusto Durand, head of a seizing movement against Peru, arrives as a prisoner at Aquique. A 1914 flag replica praised by Francis Scott Key waves atop Key's former home in West Washington. Captain Berthand, 83, famed Georgetown loop designer and Panamanian railroad surveyor, praised for early canal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusto Durand
Wnencomantil
Aquique
Francis Scott Key
Key
West
Washington
Capt
Kt. Berthand
Georgetown
Maton Pacific
Panameemnatte
Olaon
Mulal
Morocco
Panama
Canal Zone
New Corporations Formations in Columbia Ohio June 1
New incorporations listed include The Emerging Renning Co Cleveland amending capital stock The American Pub Melting Co Cleveland with 10000 HM Roberta A A McCasin Dan F Wit terns W Prredi L Eo Kimball The Aspiiie Smith Drug Co Cleveland 10000 John A Aspiin Angun Fi Smith Jennie J Aspiin Busie A Cub vec Keteta Smith The Lannert King Co Cleveland 100000 B F Kink P A King MH King J A Lannert M Lannert The Le Taylor Co Canton 10000 Chas J Booth H Shaetter Otto F Benner Adam Dyste A M Hog
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Porattone
Energing Renning Co
Cleveland
American Pub- Melting Co
HM. Roberta
A. A. McCasiin
Dan F. Witterns
W. Prrredi
L. Eo Kimball
Aspiiie Smith Drug Co
John A. Aspiin
Angun Fi. Smith
Jennie J. Aspiin
Busie A. Cubvec
Keteta Smith
Lannert
King Co
Clevelant
B. F. Kink
P. A. King
MH. H. King
J. A. Lannert
M. Lannert
le Taylor Co
Canton
Chas. J. Booth
H Shaetter
Otto F. Benner
Adam Dyste
A. M. Hog
Robbery at Union Station Nets Chicago Men
St Pont, Jame 110 Caster of Seattle Wauh., robbed of $20,000 at Union station Sunday on return from Buroge with Kia Wife and daughter. As the party neared a sleeping car at Mt. Taylor two men grabbed a wallet containing money and negotiable securities. Taylor cried out, but the pair escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pont
Jame
Seattle
Wauh
Union Station
Buroge
Chicago
Taylor
Inlon
Akron group formed to oppose labor union allies
A new party with the aim to fight organized labor has organized in Akron. It reports 600 members in a day and vows to influence local politics and municipal affairs by opposing all candidates or affiliates who act in sympathy with labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Revival Planned in New York Tent is Biggest Since Moody Death
New York plans a massive revival from June 14 to September 20 led by the Reverend David C Hughes father of the governor. The event follows a transfer of state administration duties and a personal secretary departure to Chicago for a convention. Famous boxing referee De Ourago and other notable figures are tied to the coverage of past prize fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deight L. Moody
Winder
Mev
David C Hughes
Meringe
Three Drowned Crossing Allegheny River at Pittauire
Three men drowned in the Allegheny River on Sunday while crossing from Cinamere to Arnold a short distance above the city. The incident happened near Pittauire and authorities were investigating the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittauire
Allegheny
Cinamere
Arnold
City
Desperate gang taken by police in Cleveland raid
Police in Cleveland raided a gang believed to be among the city’s most dangerous criminals, capturing six or seven men after detectives moved in without a shot fired. Bert Donaldson, a convicted bank robber, was seized shortly after, with two members released later. Prosecutors plan cases against the rest. the arrest is hailed as a major crime-busting success. An attorney George Baker’s allies are mentioned in a separate case, with warrants expected for alleged murder involvement in Clay County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bert Donaldson
Hoe
Donaltion
Anfexing
Taid
Columbus Penitentiaey
Gaetano Torn
Donalteon
Donatison
Colihus
Enemien
Landon
June
Janes
Howard
George Baker
Clay Ominty
Haker
Iver
Goebel
Clay County
London
Flood Drives People From Cedar City Homes in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri June reports show Cedar City residents evacuated as floodwaters rose after rivers surged. The Missouri Kansas Texas railroad halted service between Boorville and J. Tauis, diverting traffic via Bed Mas as crews battle overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Cedar City
Minsouri River
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Boorville
J. Tauis
Beda Ma
Eight Miners Hurt in Coal Town Disturbance
Eight miners were injured on Sunday near Menoogah in a disturbance at the Fairmont Coal Co. workings. The assailants, intoxicated and armed with hammers, seized several workers and were later captured and confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairmont
W. Va
Fairmont Coal Co
Menoogah
Cleveland team dominates practice contest at Pittsburgh meet
Colored Girl East 8 Cleveland C June 15. Wilberetta Hamebury colored won all 15 events at a Cleveland practice contest among team members who will travel to Pittsburgh for the NBA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WiHberetta
Hamebury
Ajall
Pitteburg
N.ba
Officials tackle Canton fires amid growing mistrust
Officials from the late fire marshal's office face a mystery in Canton as three days of blazes hit factories and shops. Investigators sweep sites and review security to determine causes and prevent further damage. Local authorities urge caution while the community awaits answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Marehil
Solyi
Wight Braves
Female footpads take man's money in bold hold up
Two dressed women robbed Frank Negan of Rocky River of five dollars after a Sunday night ambush. Negan gave chase through crowds, described them to police, and a search failed to locate the suspects as he recovered the bill and filed a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Negan
Rocky River
Negan
Neman
Toth
Unharnessed Niagara River and Bridge Abutment Damage Details
Reports from Niagara Falls describe an unharvested flow over the cataract and damage to the bridge abutment piers while divers assessed stress on the upper steel arch. Government engineers measured water diversion impacts and noted a potential rebuild after the event. Meanwhile Birmingham mills resume with thousands back to work as steel capacity expands. In Hoboken, the death of Blind Tom, famed pianist and multi-generational figure in music, is reported with burial records noting his birth as a slave near Columbus, Gay 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Fale
United States
New York
Marvel
Hoboken
N. J
Thomas Wigeinere
Columbus, Gay
Antipass Law Violations Reported Across States
Washington June 15 report states violations of the antipass provision of the railroad rate law have been reported to the interstate commerce commission. The commission has issued warnings and threatens prosecution for offending carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Comminsion and Commission
Ronda
Emperor Receives Hill in Berlin Audience
June 1 report states Emperor Bune day received new American ambassador to Germany David Jayne Hil in audience. The meeting occurred soon after Dr Hilmn HelpAted It, and the emperor's greeting was hearty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor
Hill
Berlin
Emperor Bune
Germany
David Jayne Hil
Dr. Hilmn
Empero
Leo
Labor Leader Hil in Chicago Meeting Amid Health Concerns
Samuel Golipers, president of the American Federation of Labor, attended a Chicago gathering on June 15. Reports note he carried a mild infection and appeared cautious as participants discussed ongoing labor issues and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hil
Chicago
Samuel Golipers
America Federation of Labor
Auctioning Convention Seats Surges Above Par
A report notes unprecedented demand for tickets to a Republican convention with bids reaching 125 dollars per seat and rumors of offers as high as 129 dollars. Buyers include a board of trade member seeking entries, while organizers caution over the inflated market and limited seat availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republian
Harry
Board of Trade
License plan to tax drinkers in Washington state
Spokane readers learn of a proposed license system to regulate drinking with local option, restricting licenses to certain holders and a six to twelve month revocation for drunkenness. The plan includes a photograph of licensees to prevent transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Machieense
Rabies Cases Rise in Washington DC Area
June 15 report shows hydrophobia rising in the District of Columbia. Since January 1, four people and twenty animals were bitten by sixty two dogs. Of examined specimens, forty seven were positive for rabies, six negative, and ten undetermined awaiting inoculation results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Rainfall Eases Drought in Northern Ohio Farmlands
Amid anxious farming households in northern Ohio, steady showers descended Saturday and Sunday bringing relief after a dry spell. Timely rain aided crops around Cleveland and nearby farms, easing concerns over drought and boosting hopes for timely harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raina
Cleveland
Ohio
Premonition Not Carried Out at General Hospital
Nd June 11 a woman named Eiveleta Anba, who said she would die before Sunday, remained under constant guard at the General hospital after declaring a death premonition. Doctors report she is in good health and will be kept under observation for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pausaic
Calndy
Anba
Eiveleta
General Hospital
Ledbetter topples bootleg liquor spill near Muskogee court
A Kansas City Star report profiles Bud Ledbetter, Indian Territory deputy marshal, who fights bootlegging from a Muskogee corner by burning spilled liquor and destroying bottles. It notes his 25 years in service, 10,000 gallons seized in three years, and his tactics via rail lines, carriers, and street monitoring to curb the illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court Building
Muskogee
J. T
Hick
Saya
Kansas City Star
Court House
Ledbetter
Ligit Court
Ladbett
Indian Territory
Bud Ledbetter
Murkogee
Calendar of the Romans and the origin of the term
The article contrasts modern use of the calendar with ancient Roman practice, noting the calendar began as the money lender’s account book tied to monthly calends and interest. It cites Henera’s critique that the word calendar was coined by human greed, outside natural language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henera
Yegomen and Yeaumen Describe a Traveling Thief Group
The text defines terms for itinerant criminals as a cross between a tramp and burglar. It describes “yeus” or “jeman” and “Yeaumen” as men traveling the country by stealing or begging rides or freight, focusing on banks and post offices in small towns, and notes their likely decline when they resort to begging.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall
Edward
Gov. Harris
Columbus
Chirago
Harris
Nic
Fitckinger
Cincional
de. Ourago
Inneli
George Bi
Tamer Nabue
Corbett
Firesiminone
Jefetea
Sharkey
Gane
Neilson
Man
Great Haute
Niagara
Birmingham
Ala
United States Steel Corporation
Ensley
Blind Tom
Propos
Joan Cofline
Alamanda
Courtland Hotel
Collins
Jefersonville
Calendar of the
North Bound
Dally
Atarta
Merion
Marion
RIE Railroad
Eveeesdl
Rion
York Central Line
Exeept
Ibergall
Aither
Hocking’ Valley
Ducchess
Sachsen Coburg-Gotha
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!