Hearst Urges Democrats to Mobilize for Vote
William Randolph Hearst, president of the National Association of Democratic clubs, issues an address urging club members to begin urgent campaign work. He pledges his services and three newspapers to the party, calls for reorganizing clubs, and advocates vigorous, early activism to promote Jeffersonian democracy ahead of the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Turk
William Randolph Hearst
National Association of Democratic Clube
Hearst
The
Clebe
Democratic Party
Democracy
Democratic Clube
Mledicine
United States
Alli
Charles
Colorado
Nwa
Jefferson
Amerton
Democratic Platinem
Roosevelt
Royseelt
Ae Roncevelt
Rold
Willia
Weather forecast snippet from Chicago area
A damaged weather notice reports cold conditions with snow in Brickhenge and Columbia area. Temperatures around 64 to 67 degrees expected at dawn, with partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Raponca
Chicago
Egider
Burrow and Dayo Delay Trial Stance in 1904 Case
In a 1904 court hearing Judge Hazen debates consolidation of three cases with three separate verdicts. Frank P. MacLennan and state counsel clash over first trying the Coleman case and delaying trials. The defendants demand immediate trial and a single jury, with timing to be set by court and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Hazen
MacLennan
Frank P. Maclennan
Wasgener, Hackney and Waters
State School Fund
West
Coleman
Barrow Names Graft Claim Against School Fund Board
The State Journal faces accusations over school fund commissioners. Burrow and Dayhoff oppose delaying trials. The paper defends charging acts by a majority of the board and argues hearings should proceed before elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
The
St Fes
Comanche County
School Fund
Burton
J. 1
Dayhoff
Senator Fairbanks Addresses Palo Alto Students
Senator Fairbanks spoke to Stanford students in Palo Alto on October 4 urging youth opportunities under the Republican platform. He praised U S growth last seven years and defended government principles while noting the party’s fit for progress. After the meeting he attended Gamma Delta reception and a university grounds tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Cal
Fairbanks
Stat
Stanford
Republican Party
United States
Mukden Front Reports and Rising Food Prices
Reports from Mukden describe a growing population influx from Si quarters and severe food scarcities in Chinese areas as Japanese forces maintain positions along a line from Benasthu to Bentiaputee. Official dispatches note minor skirmishes near Pao Haing Tun and Shakhe river while frontline conditions remain largely unchanged and Nikolai Kutroki’s army is not visibly shifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersblurg
Kuropat- Kin
Kuroki
Benasthu
Mukdén
Tokio
Pao Haing Tun
Liao Yang
Mink- den Road
Ussian
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Miin
Obhurie
Vladivostok
Amur
St. Peterspure
Kutroki
Bensihu
Bentsiaputs
Nodzu
Yental
Okw
Shakhe
Mukien
Oyama
Fourth Army
China
London
Manchuria
Russi
Port Arthur Garrison Desperate Stens for Food
Port Arthur garrison suffers hunger as Japanese shells devastate the area. Chinese who left on October 1 say trenches hold hundreds of fallen soldiers. Water supplies cut, meat rations nearly exhausted, troops even hunting primates for sustenance while heavy bombardment continues near key fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Chefeo
Iity Gonkeys Eally
Sehring
Jewels
Port Arthur Assault Standoff With Japanese Forces
Reports describe brutal four day fighting as Japanese troops bombard and assault a coastal position. Despite heavy casualties, they place a field gun and two machine guns behind improvised barriers. One battalion is nearly annihilated, others driven into Russian entanglements. several assault attempts fail. News notes Nagasiki reports fierce artillery and tunnel activity with uncertain results as Port Arthur defenses hold uncertain lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poggersky
Sydall
London
Tele
Anya
Port Arthur
1 Rth
Kanegawa
Saint
Burt Arthur
Boston Peace Conference Opens With Debate On Disarmament
The 13th International Peace Congress opened in Boston with three deliberative sessions planned through Friday. Edward D. Mead of Boston gave the opening address and Sir Thomas Barclay’s telegram urged a treaty of general disarmament between Great Britain and America. President Payne, secretary Trueblood, and other Boston delegates discussed Tremont Temple’s historic role and calls to curb naval power while promoting peaceful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Edwitt D. Mead
Sir Thomas Barclay
Rneland
Robert. Payne, Sry
American Pearl Society
Great Hirthern
America
Mead
Tremont Temple
Republic
Lonstanding
Uber
Sepe
Hague
Yarsh
Payne
Rayal
International Peace Congress
Benjamin F. ‘True Blood
Payne in grave condition as bulletin warns
Washington dispatch reports the postmaster general is resting but in grave condition after a lengthy illness. Doctors Magruder Rixey Osier and Grayson advised caution as Osler notes the danger remains despite brief improvement. Separate item notes International Advertising Association meets in St Louis with Europe participation. Chicago Iroquois theater fire trial seeks venue change for Noonan and Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitney
Postminster
HL Whitney
Payne
Magruder
Rixey
Osier
Grayson
Osler
Chang
Chicago
Thomas J. Noonan
Stace Carpenter
James B. Cugningham
Wwett
Dayhoff traveling fund draws scrutiny in Kansas
A Kansas paper reports that I L Dayhoff state superintendent of public instruction has run up travel expenses to Hutchinson, with many hotel and rail charges charged to the state. The article compares his travel patterns with former superintendent Frank Nelson and notes friction with the state auditor over sworn expense vouchers. It also mentions political races and legislative speakership plans in Rush and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Dayhoff
Reno
Dayhof
Dayhart
Wells
Hutchinson
Hutchin
Dayhoff
Flutchinson
Topeka
Matchinson
Dayhotts
Audhor Wells
Leavenworth
Jackson
Price
McPherson
Wichita
County Association
Santa Feo
Day
J. M. Nation
Lor
Hutch
Mr. Nation
Dayhoffa
Flas
Dow
Fitneniteee
Hutchtuson
Toprika
Emporia
Utchinson
Ween
Nickerson
Moline and
Howard
Newton
Hutehinnon
Lyons
Hutchinnon
Kprl
Sibtay Center
del Vit
Paola
Kansas City
Hutchinson Institute
Institute
Heno County
Hutchignon
Cit
Lawrence
Hutchinson Apg
Wibit
Hale
LaCrosse
Rush County
H. W. Grass
Grass
T. T. Kelly
Iwat
Tower House
Halp
Bartholdt Dies After Long Illness in Paris
Paris Oct 4 Frederi Bartholdt the sculptor died this morning of tuberculosis after a three year battle. He kept working in his studio despite his illness and designed his own tombstone showing an allegorical figure with a laurel wreath. The interment will be at Mount Parnassus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prederi Bartholdt
Bartold
Barthold Ie Neuts
Lberty Avi
Mount Parnasne
Bridges Gone Frisco, Rock Island and Santa Fe Suffer Losses
Frisco, Rock Island and Santa Fe rail lines report heavy losses as bridges fail or are undermined, crippling routes and triggering service delays. Rail officials warn of extended disruption and rerouting needs as crews inspect and repair affected spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Rock Island
Sants Fe
Traffic Demoralized by High Water Spreads Eastward
Colorado and New Mexico are hit by record floods, with oil trains detoured around washed depots and stub trains used to serve mining routes. Railways including Santa Fe and Rock Island report near total telegraph cuts, widespread bridge washouts on the Canadian and South Canadian rivers, and city flooding from Trinidad to Oklahoma Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Wanhatks
Rock Island
Hock Island
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Purgatoire
Trinidad
San Asimos
Las Animas
Byron
Wichita
Canadian
Arkanbas
Jon Roswell N. M
Pecos
Oklahoma City
O. T
Frisco
Thoma
Okerne
Manta Fe
Territory
Thin City
Watonga
Bridgeport
Hydro
Guthrie
South Canadian
Union City
Deluck
Colerado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connex
Association of Democrat Clubs
Parker and Davia
Forth
Burrow
Dayo
Patter
Girat In Mey
Armand
Stebus
S. K
MMW
York
Net
Goumans
J. R. Barrow
EE Barors
Senator Fairbanks
Choral Society
Ant
B. Penny
Th Tork Choral Society
Western Avenue
Cet
Shakhe River
Mare & Company
Hing Chane
Neuro
St Toul
International Advertising Association
Festival Hall
World
Fir
Europe
Reno County
Mr. Dayhoff
Democrats
Kansan City
Kan
Joseph W. Folk
Nake
Meriweather
W. R. Stubbs
Rev. C. B. F. Smith
Butler County
Prohibition
Congress
Curtis
Holton
Firet
Curtis Msade
Cyrus Leland
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Jackson County
Bartholdi
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!