Roosevelt letter condemns German American political influence
Chicago June 3. Dr. Hates letter to President Roosevelt quotes support for his German American stance and warns against German and English American bloc influence. Roosevelt replies that he opposes foreign nation factions in American politics and urges Americans to vote solely for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick Ho
Theotore Soutevelt
Enter Als
Soenee Teal Nefan
Kinihuret
Ip Silloh
Horawre
Hathley
Wesia
Hates
Penlate Rltea
Eny
Biter Woonan
Gertata
Amerie
Werth
Amurica
United States
Crisin
Theodore Toosky
Bryan backs Folk for vice president in fractured Democratic convention
New York dispatch reports William J. Bryan supports Folk of Minnesota as vice president at the Democratic convention. President Marshall seeks renomination, while Wilson allies urge party unity. Indiana senatorial stakes loom as factions clash over the ticket and stump speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thin City
Washington
William J. Ryan
Miinenum
St. Lattie Ranventinn Mefirsan
Falk
Stat
Marshall
Coltrane
United States
Indiana
Avin
Tin
Prosident
Witaon
Tryan
Nantea
Mute
Aes
Htegan
Weathered notes hint at political ties and naval logistics
Fragmentary text references Marshall and Senator Tom, President and commoner, and a possible political alliance. It mentions ships to be employed in services, transport of war supplies to Vladivostok, and a 2016 engineering bid process with bids, bonds, and council approval. Local street references and names appear garbled, creating an uncertain snapshot of a wartime planning and political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren
Seattle
United States
Vladivostok
Stoma SM Yrevila
Tillis
Dutt Street
Melia
Conquerors of Serbia to Develop Minerals
Belgrade June 3 Serbia remains under Austro Hungarian control after peace. The Balkan state likely to gain prominence as a metal producer. Plans to develop mineral resources trace to antiquity with gold copper tin silver and iron deposits. A rail extension and river access via the Danube are seen as essential to profitable development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Serbia
Balkan
Balkane
Ke &P
Ancientia
Tee
Bor
Butte
Montana
Hor
Dan- Whe
Austria-h
Hungary
Daname
West Union Happenings Chronicled At Local Court
A local court proceedings segment notes attendees and addresses from WesT Union. Names include J. FoR, Rami Smuth, Stannon, Hiair, and JW Reed visiting Braxton and Charleston relatives. Mentions of Mrs. Margaret Duak Pennsboro and Mrs. Camilla Tavis Washington with various familial visits and social events. A Shoroe Japanese steamship line from Japan to Seattle is announced with Kobe and Vid vostok stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Unio
Court House
Strickiing
Rami Smuth
Stannon
Hiair
JW. Reed
Braxton County
FW. Reed
George Taylor
Charleston
Mro
EG. Taylor
Margaville
Mantra Lewin
Marrigile
Joe Batson Lax
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Margaret Duak
Pennsboro
A. Ashburn
Ray Garner
Grace Yates
James Yates
Oakland
Camilla Tavis
Leo Vass
Washington
A. A. Tee
Florence Baker
Willow. W. Va
Sarah Brown
Clark
A.J. Osborn
Minter Stout
Jack Radataugh
Columbus
W. M. Sousne
Smithton
Morgan
Datren
Japan
Pacife Ocean
Shoroe
Une
Seattle
Kobe
Vidivostok
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Ani Thu Fc
Enol
Tater
Eotan
Ss Teat Muence
Pyrart
Union
Cale Ronaecoun
German Lutheras, College
Ajaturst
Weisid
Wb Ceeourly
Lastrali
Turkey
Young
Veer
Senate West
Benjamin
Enbloom
Republican
Senate
Bryan
Folk
Commoner
Missouri
Marahall
Tommar
Tammany
Tiryan
Auton
Harriton
West Union
Doddridge County
Ray L. Strother
Ira E. Robinson
No Faction
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!