Split into Two Conventions Split Into Two Conventions
Chicago Oct 27 Delegates to the interstate commerce law convention barred from the Steinway hall meeting for not supporting President Roosevelt's rate plan form two parallel gatherings at Steinway and Studebaker halls. Each side about four to five hundred delegates, with speeches and resolutions. The Studebaker hall group urged the president to settle which was the regular convention. no action taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Steinway Hall
Studebaker Hall
Yellow Fever Record in New Orleans and Pensacola
New Orleans reports 3 new cases bringing total to 3 278 with 448 deaths and 42 under treatment while 2 900 discharged. Pensacola notes a surge with 12 new cases to 517 overall, 72 deaths, 80 under treatment and 365 discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Jerome Named for New York County District Attorney
The New York county Republican convention reconvened at Murray Hill Lyceum with only one dissent to nominate William Travers Jerome for district attorney to fill the vacancy created by Charles A. Flammer’s resignation. Flammer advised his followers to back Jerome, reversing earlier support after campaign changes shifted sentiment among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Hill Lyceum
William Travers Jerome
Charles A. Flammer
Jerome
Flammer
SAFELY BACK IN NEW YORK
The E H Harriman special train with Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Jersey City at 7 45 p m on Thursday night. Harriman and family went to Arden NY where his country place is. Others in the Taft party were Miss Boardman Miss McMillan Congressman Gillett and J C McKnight. Miss Roosevelt went to Mrs Douglas Robinsons home at 109 East Thirty first street New York for the night and will depart for Washington at nine this morning. Officials denied any illness during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Alice Roosevelt
Jersey City
Erie
J.C. McKnight
Miss Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
East Thirty-first Street
Washington
Roosevelt Delights crowd in Charlotte greeting Mrs Jackson
President Roosevelt wins crowd with warm greeting to Mrs Stonewall Jackson widow of Confederate general. He says meeting you makes the trip worthwhile and expresses pleasure at shaking your hand. Visitors fill the city as the distinguished guest tours and greets locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gen
Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
Court house items outline foreclosures and probate matters
Foreclosures include Edwardaville vs Summers and Aline Ruch cases with master reports and sale approval. New Circuit Court cases include Powell vs Beall to set aside will and people v Alton Jacksonville & St. Louis Ry information. Probate proceeds list numerous estates with inventories, final reports, guardianships, adoptions, and bond requirements. multiple estates show hearings set in November and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardaville
Alice C. Summers
Aline Ruch
Irma A. Hitz
NEW Circuit Court
Caasba
Margaret Powell
Edmond Beall
Will
John E. Hillskotter
Elizabeth Ganed
Charles Phinney
Rose Payson
A. W. Metcalfe
Mabel Barker Et al
C. A. Bartlett
Wm. Harris
L. R. Brasswell
Wm. Yost
Mary Harrison
J. H. Warner
Wm. Love
Emma H. Steinkoenig
Guardian
John Guggenbuehler
St. Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Ry. Co
Emil Staeger
R. D. Watson Et al
Alice B. Rodgers
Edward and
Eben Rodgers
Margaret Buckingham
J. W. Conrad
Property transfers and mineral reservations in Fletcher Heights district
A long list of real estate transactions records transfers of lots and tracts in Fletcher Heights and surrounding areas, with minerals reserved in several deeds. Purchasers include N O Nelson Mfg Co, W C Hadley and wife, C H Stocker, and others, with prices ranging from 200 to 3,400 dollars. Several parcels are described in Leclaire Edwardsville Colritaville and Highland additions, plus numerous names of individuals and locations across Illinois and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Simson
H. G. Schoettle
Basset & Lawrence
Collinsville
Edith M. Tuxhorn
Joseph Motousek
Metcalfe Place
Edwardsville
Almeria
Leclaire
N. O. Nelson Mfg
Henry Fisher
N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co
Wm. Hardbeck
Valentine Bellm
George Bellm
John Bardill
Martin Ruch
Saline
Joseph Bellm
Henry Bellm
Caroline Isert
Neustadt
Maggie Patriette
Memorial Park
G. H. Ruegger
B. A. Suppiger
Highland
Edward Kielbach
H. J Becker
N. O. Nelson
A. P. Wolf
Jos. Higginbotham
Treatee
Geo. Girullia
Fletcher Heights
N. O. Nelson Mfg, Co
Geo. Barnett
August ‘Kehr
Troge
Fleteh Heights
W. C. Hadley
Lorenzo Tallini
Coltinaville
N. O
Nelson
Frederica’Tegmeier
Claiie
Martha Burgess
S. A. Burgess
Kansas Street
E. Wheeler
N. G. Nelson
Otto Ochs
John Graven
C. H. Stocken
Feutzsub
C. H. Stocker
Fred Zipprodt
Henry Spengel
John H. Spengel
Miller, Spengel & Paris
I.W. Cook
F. W. Braner
Eliza Meiners
J. C. Gonterman
Troy
A. Burgess
Frank Beck
Kansas
Hdwardsville
Embezzlement charge against GE Security agent in St Louis
William YT. Little, agent for General Electric Securities Co, arrested on embezzlement charges in St Louis. He allegedly diverted 700 dollars on December 20, 1904, bonded out, and refused to discuss the case. Additional items promote Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Bucklen's Arnica Salve as patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Securities Co
St. Louis
William YT. Little
Chemical Building
Lindell Powerard
Little
Kennedy
S. Kingston
Taft to sail for Panama from Hampton Roads
Secretary Taft will leave Washington Friday evening October 27 and board the cruiser Columbia Saturday morning October 28 at Hampton Roads to sail for Panama. It is expected that only army and navy officers will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Columbia
Hampton Roads
Panama
Army
Navy
Negro convict accused in Aycock camp murders and arson
Jim Giasto, a negro convict, is arrested in Aycock Florida for alleged murder of jailer J. L. Longing and convict Will Wooper at Aycock Brothers camp. He is accused of burning the stockade, killing three inmates and burning six others, four of whom have since died or are near death. One victim is not expected to recover, and others are severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Jim Giasto
Aycock
Fla
J. L. Longing
Will Wooper
Aycock Bros
Aycock, Via
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pensacola, Flay
New York City
Jeromeon
Joseph
Highland Beauty
R.C. Morriss
Mgr
Fairbanks-Morse
Dt Welkhy
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Deend
WH. P
John Aldrup
Cora Howard
Albert Holt
Madison Rose Franklin
Madison Edward Maurer
Mary Niebruegge
Joseph Starinsky
Glen Carbon
Petrony Yakutis
Alonzo Wrist
Los Angeles
Cal
Irene WatHard
Highland Joseph Werner
Annie Ernst
Gottlieb Joss
Highland Emma Brinecke
Bucklen
Jas. Walters
Duffield
Bueckten
Kingston
Watt
Star Taberine Company
M. F. Auwarter
Kinloch
Kuntzmann’s
Wm. Kueker
Prop
Peterman Bidg
West Market Street
Negro
Killa
God
Pir
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Ill
Mutual
Ile
Asebarite Potley
airGita That
Geo
America
allJeading Railway Uilictats
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Cincinnati
O. Gatalamue
Morse School OF Telegraphy
Ohio
Blffalo
N.Y
Texmarana
Tex
Atlanta
LA Crosse
Wis
Franciego
William Rauch
Louis Butcher
Cart
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!