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!
This newspaper page contains 40 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
5
Relates mobs of Mohammedans assaulting Armenian villages from Maraş to Aintab and surrounding regions. Describes looting, abductions, and mass flight of refugees, with 6,000 seeking safety near Maraad and Keelung. Notes U.S. revenue cutter Tahoma patrolling to protect American interests.
In Sanfranciero on May 11, seven divorces were granted in twenty eight minutes after a swift examination by Superior Judge George II Cabana. Judge Wastm and Barry presided as the seven plaintiffs and seven corroborating witnesses faced brief questions and the oath. The rapid proceedings, described as a new record, concluded with the court’s decision and no further testimony.
Scores of women invade an Upper East Side bakery striking for a bread stock dispute. They smash display cases, hurl stock, and threaten the owner Mrs Lend Breget. Police subdue two youths as the fracas ends with arrests and ongoing tensions in the labor dispute.
Warerip Tennessee May 14 verdict returns convicting fourteen men of being members of a night rider organization. Judge JMM Reece presided with the October 18, 1998, date noted in the case. After verdict, defendants shook hands and celebrated with music.
Shocks were felt in Guayaquil on May 12 with two strong tremors caused brief alarm though no damage was reported. Reports from Victoria note a severe earthquake as the Admiral Hameln arrived from the Orient with word of the event.
William Panke and Albert Panke aged 12 and 55 are arrested after being caught studying by a street lamp before daybreak near Tarver in New Jersey. They explained they studied by lamp to avoid disturbing their sick mother, and were taken to the station by a patrolman.
Oakland May 13 trainer Molly McDonald watched Hugo Kelly closely after a workout at Croft Alameda Gym. The trainer said Kelly is highly ambitious and at risk of overworking, making careful oversight essential ahead of a fight with Billy Papke.
In San Bernardino on May 13, five year old Walter Mitchell shot and killed his five year old sister Mary while playing near a barn on the Mitchell farm. Investigating officers say the revolver belonged to their guardian Harold Mitchell, and the incident occurred after the children found a revolver hidden in the barn.
May 3 Liberia. The American Liberian commission arrived in Monrovia to inspect the cruiser Chester and meet Liberian officials. Delegates Falkner Scott and Devils and others were greeted by the mayor and council, with a citywide display of hospitality and a day described as pivotal in Liberian-American relations. The commission planned sessions with Liberian leaders to begin work, with a Sunday session to prepare Americans for departure.
New York May 12. Geralline Farra, American Met opera prima donna, and Antonius, Italian baritone, reportedly to marry in Paris next month per wireless dispatches. A prior encounter last fall amid the war buildup sparked speculation the marriage would occur this summer.
Hoaglund of Auburn wins third heat in the event with a late push. Seven pedestrians drop out as George Dawn trails ahead of the nearest competitor. Conditions remain challenging with steady pace and fatigue clear among the athletes.
In May reports describe a radical shift in Western railroads with tests and new policies affecting vehicle registration, rates, and compliance. The fragmented text references CMedes and Hen Ye St, noting testing and potential reforms in Western regions.
A committee led by J Liebbe of TaFt man lines seeks to cut multiple Western Interior Pacific coast rates by 25 to 10 percent. The plan aims to reduce tariffs across the midwest and interior west, following a commission's declaration influencing the proposed changes.
A court report describes Fiato’s bombshell addressing the Wight Riders camp in Oriumphreya County. The jurist warned of deadly penalties and the potential of mobilizing police to patrol the district. State lawyers pressed for death penalties for several defendants as and when trials proceed.
Mise Clare Cooper of Maniaur In Iowa was suddenly stricken blind on the eve of her departure to Iowa after a visit with friends there. A Monday morning call found her near awakening, but an hour later she could not rise. Doctors held out hope for recovery as she remained blind through the night.
Metin City May 13 The daronic traveling trowel from Cal Mina was presented to President Bitax todas at Campultepec Diaz held the trowel a moment then returned it to Dr. Pollen master of Anabuae lodge The California Masons delegation presented the trowel at Campultepec Photos show Diaz with the trowel and Megons entering frame The event marked a cordial ceremonial exchange with a smiling Diaz shaking hands with attendees
Washington 32 member finance committee debates amendments to the larif bill related to subjects not yet disposed of before the ill was red. The glass schedule is amended with a New York expert aiding in classification and the aim to regulate window places and promote imported and American glass qualities.
In New York May 13 a telegram from promoter Gostroth revived an offer of 300 for a twenty round bout with James Britt. Britt is now by Nae rope but is expected to hail for home. The proposed fight would be at Colma Cal.
Seven monkeys were burned in a cage in Jenersonville Louisiana today. The cage collapsed amid a straw blaze as onlookers watched the incident. Seven monkeys suffered injuries or died, with witnesses noting the event and its chaotic aftermath.
Theodore Moos on a hunting expedition tracks a panther after capture of a lone adversary. Parry teams in camp report no further threats as the pursuit proceeds with two battalion units engaged and indicators of pursuit advancing in the area.
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic scene in East Africa with mentions of Nabbi Milited, Theodors peerelt hunting, and Kermit Roosevelt amid camp breakups near Madakas and a move toward Jaja ranch of George McMillan. It notes upheaval and military actions involving prominent figures in a collapsing campaign.
Washington May 1 Victory on a golf stick the president helped secure a win for his partner Mr Travis against Mr Taft in a club match at Chevy Chase. The game featured a long drive by the president to three feet from the home green and drew hundreds of club members around the green as Edwards and Captain Dutt rallied for an eighteenth hole finish. Taft finished with 92 points to Travis 90 in a brisk match noted for its spirited play and late return to the White House by the president.
Police raided Longacre Athletic Club after the evening program began arresting veteran Joe Hess and two fighters Young William and Joe Moran. The bouts at Moren’s pavilion continued as Charley Blezer of Hotokea damaged Imu Say ava of Orange and the referee halted the match to prevent a melee.
Dr Rainey vies Queensborg Bridge as a fortune slips away in a vanished undertakings effort. The New Structure ceremony marks a turn in a long saga with legal and personal tensions surrounding the old project and the new bridge pledge.
A large forestry program labeled plan five has been initiated in Mae Ky with support from Pyosen and Drie. The project involves Wave Men and local authorities coordinating on wildfire prevention, reforestation, and sustainable timber management across multiple sites.
A private corporation launches a three year reforestation program planting over one million trees to reach 3,180,000 total. The Pennsylvania line and other railroads join in adopting aggressive public and private tree planting, with plants supplied at cost and aimed at protecting supply while promoting public stewardship.
Mrs Huntington of New York announces a gift plan for the American Geographical Society. A plot on 156th Street valued at about 250000 dollars is offered for the new building. Archer E Huntington, president, has subscribed 29000 dollars. The adjoining plot was donated by Mrs Huntington.
May 1 report from Madison County describes a fatal shooting during a dice game between two men. Investigators clash over which county holds jurisdiction as Coroner notes the victim was found in Charley Cheatham’s area and the body was viewed by the county medical examiner.
The Javanese diplomat Takahira spoke at Harvard Cosmopolitan Club about preferring peaceful conduct among nations. He urged restraint, rational minds, and avoiding provocation or offense, citing past events including the 190? cornerstone remark by Elihu Root and state that human reason should guide international relations.
New York racing awaits the Hart Agnew act after a delay in enforcement. The 1900 plan anticipates autumn meets at Gravesend and Saratoga with divisions for the Yonkers track and Coney Island venues. Officials aim to confirm the governing class once racing conditions stabilize and clearer knowledge of the new law's impact emerges.
Fragmentary report recounts Walech Weston confronting the Wings with Viscorh and Kae in attendance. Moments of confusion and random details follow, mentioning midnight timing and a loose sequence of events as observers watched the scene unfold amid unsettled conditions.
A motor vehicle collision near Falina Kansas killed Mr Biddie a former Lieutenant Rogemnur of Kannas It occurred while en route from Minneapolis Kansas to Hall a as a pleasure trip with four companions The accident left three injured and Biddie died at the scene Ithdin who became lieutenant governor of Kansas in 1844 served until 1869 He was born in Varlen s borg Pa in 1841 and later edited the Minneapolis Messenger for 25 years He also led official organs of the AO O Wy and K of P of Kansas.
New Orleans crowds cheer as the battleship Mississippi begins its voyage upriver to Natchez. Police and guards prevent trouble amid a tense moment while the tender Olean leads the passage along the Mississippi.
Los Angeles May 15 Misa Myrtle Flint a high school pupil and daughter of a resident in Lendsle was found dead in a rooming house here today. She had inhaled gas and, as she died, read from Unity while Mrs Edy stood by. The father identified the body and Christian Seene had earlier called to report her illness.
May 2 Olympia text states the investigating committee will examine charges against former Secretary Sam Nicholas and Insurance Commissioner Jobp Schively. The panel will forward findings to Governor Jay near Nou dar, after reviewing dealings with Jasuranes companies and related charges.
Montreal reports Count Bont plans travel to North American regions with aims to secure guides for a hunting expedition after the Kame in the Rockies, targeting late July. The message, sent via Canadian Pacific Railway communications, references Cat Tellani, once with Ano Gould, and mentions arrangements for hunting guides and travel in the North American mountains.
Sensation erupts at a funeral service as alleged poisoning sparks rumors surrounding Salvator Rizer, a business figure, after a casket disturbance. Police investigate threats, mischief at the burial site, and a vandalism incident amid chaotic ceremonies and rumors of a Black Hand link.
World market quotations show Amalgamated Copper at 82 7-4 and American Car and Foundry at 31 5% with numerous other industrials listed. Chicago area cattle receipts are about 5000 with market steady. hogs higher. sheep and wool receipts and prices noted, including western and eastern stock movements and lingering price ranges.
Local residents and farmers along the Twenty fourth Street crossing oppose the new viaduct over the Southern Pacific tracks. They fear superstition and danger, preferring the traditional crossing. People avoid the structure, while a few curious passersby peek a glimpse from above, wary of the descent to city streets below.
May meeting in Reston saw Ministers and speakers clash as orthodox beliefs are denounced as obstructions to truth. McConnell of Fanton condemned orthodoxy while Crith and others argued for open inquiry. John Warner of New York defended that genius and orthodoxy are not incompatible.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.