Submarine Boat Down with Fifteen Navy Men
A report from Oct relates a French submarine Latin West Alpha sunk while testing off Toulon with fourteen crew led by Lieutenant Phoepen. Salvage efforts involve two vessels Dolypheme and Dromadrire, as authorities seek rescue options amid weather and duty constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Phoepen
Cape Far' Joa
Ahewan
Thomern Bax
Rying
Truk
Inter
Hae
Toulon
Althounkio
Malla
Aestat
Dlteria
Yenterdas
Nritieh
Idectenant Phoepen
Retlue
Wilhelm
Unclear excerpt on maritime accident and rescue efforts
Fragmentary report describes a maritime incident with a ship named Rivera or related parties, noting sinking near a coast and a crew of fourteen. The text is garbled but indicates attempts to surface and ongoing rescue or recovery efforts with limited reliable details.
Webb Arrest Report Involving Bride and Shooting Incident
A fragmented police bulletin reports a man named Webb and a 19 year old bride involved in a troubling October 11 event. It notes allegations of a domestic dispute, a shooting, and Webb being wounded with authorities pursuing details and the case progression in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithvtile
Young
Jésepl Merchant
Wean Ainlay
Mothe Tla
Aber
Aled Bervetf
Ball Players Treated Well After Meeting With Club
President Murphy announced a lengthy meeting with Chicago Basketball Club officials to smooth tensions. The discussion followed a recent loss that left players unsettled about treatment and rewards, with both sides pledging to maintain discipline and support player welfare.
Railroads Called Into Court Over Subpoenas And Leaders
Fragmentary OCR reveals a legal action likely involving pant Ort subpoenas, treasurers, and a special jury in the United States district court. Names and places are garbled but indicate railroad company figures and directors appearing in a major court proceeding.
Viore GN Railroad To Stop
Fragments report a halted railroad service with unclear reasons and disrupted schedules. Ambiguous notes mention potential delays and unsettled operations impacting passengers and freight. No concrete dates or locations are clearly identifiable from the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viore GN
Fire destroys small Georgia town after dynamite attack
Incendiary blast and fire devastate most of the business district in a Georgia town. Authorities report no arrests yet as rescue and containment crews battle remaining hotspots. Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic scene with widespread damage and a quiet town left in ruins.
Prison for Burton Former United States Senator
Burton, a former United States senator, received a prison sentence after being found guilty in connection with a major scandal involving misuse of department resources. The trial highlighted alleged corruption and abuse of power within the government.
Silveira Still Missing In New York Case
Det. T duen Flof mill, former secretary of state of Cuba, denied involvement of J 4. Ceballon & Company in the disappearance of Manuel Silveira. No definite information, only the whereabouts of Manuel BU, a fugitive exent of the Ceballos firm, have been confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T—duen Flof Mill
State of
Cuba
Blaslal
J. 4
Ceballon & Company
Manuel Sttetee
Mas
Semar Fertil
Manuel ‘Silvetra
Aed
Mane Ee BU
Ceballos
Tragedy at Carma as Dale Holds Cabin with Guard
A remarkable shooting incident occurs at Carma near Greenwood DC today. James A Dale, a local worker, is said to have wounded two men and attempted to flee upon alarm. Dale reportedly barricaded himself in a cabin with his house and ammunition, keeping an armed guard at bay as authorities fear further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warewater
Carma
Greenwood
D.C
James A. Dale
Pale
Dale
Warrant Issued For M'Oill In Ost Ort WA
A warrant is issued for M Oill in Ost Ort Washington amid accusations tied to the Chartes Metiti incident and the wrecked Ustarig binke. The consent charge is under review with details limited in the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manacce
Narrow Escape in Seaside Explosion at San Vincente
A blast at a seaside venue in San Vincente injures windows and wooden framing, forcing patrons to scramble for safety. Police lack a clew to the attacker, while owners suggest possible malice against their dance hall business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Vincemen
Montronery
Sansome
George F
Kaly
Che Euian Ant Dance Hall
Pst
Rikais
Dane Walt
Argamite Bat Bern
Mwandanon
Hulhsing
Beske A
Fozon
Eag Bt
Roosevelt's Sympathy Message Reported in Pottstown
Fragmented OCR notes recount a royal or political sympathy message dated on a 19th century page. Names, places, and dates are garbled but indicate a formal condolence or tribute connected to a public figure. The readable fragments reference The White House era and a public ceremony or address.
Mexico Grips Shifting Roles in Political Change
Mexico undergoes cabinet and ambassadorial reshuffles as reports place Jour y Lyscantost retiring from the cabinet and awaiting appointment as ambassador to France. Rumors swirl about cabinet posts including Miguel S. Madr ro and Joa quaks Caeus, with possible elevation of figures tied to foreign affairs and the U S. capital climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesleo
Mexico
Mally
London
Paria
Kha
Waance
Jour Y Lyscantost
Europe
B. Mire
Esos
Miguel S. Madro
Oterior
Joaquaks Caeus
Alta
Washington
Deanen
Guillerme “de
Lands Y Fieanton
Government Says Gold Vanished In Treasury Loss Report
Experts and detectives assess a loss totaling about 29 million dollars as a federal treasury investigation unfolds. Officials from the Treasury Department and Secret Service discuss vault discrepancies while examining a vault at St. Louis and potential errors in reporting.
Treasury officials alarmed by large unsecured shortage
Washington officials report a Treasury probe into about 500000 in missing funds at the United States 31 Gauls operations. Blairguest accounts are under review as part of a broader effort. Clef Wikle, a senior treasury official, notes the investigation aims to determine responsibility and avoid future losses while staff are questioned and records checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tala
Get
Treasury
Washloeton
United States
United Sites
John F. Wilkie
Calted Brater Pecret Service
Thomas J. Akios
Kt. Louis
Wardington
Abine
Ente
Washingtom
Qet. U
Treasury Department
T. J. Akins
Eertiom
Wini
My. Akins
Hare Wanen
Unclear naval battle report from disrupted text
The fragmentary OCR passage references a Chinese vessel, Japan, and American naval activity with garbled names and places. It conveys a wartime naval context but yields no clear events, dates, figures, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent card.
Turbines to be placed on warships progress debated
United States Navy Construction Board studies turbine propulsion for new dreadnoughts. Reports indicate turbines improve speed and maneuvering, with costs and prior rejections weighed. Recent findings from the ship program suggest turbine engines may be proposed for the great twenty thousand ton battleship and related vessels, amid secrecy and high-level reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct
Benaparte
Comstruction Board
Uritieh
Lata
Lieven
Congress
Sigma
Inu
Tilp Balltera
Bepartmest
Aeasion
Reet
Construction Board
Abip Hotigers
Udal
Cocttmucuim
Thor
Temperance Conference Opens Worldwide Women’s Meeting
The Women's Christian Temperance Fair opened with thousands of women from about fifty nations gathering at a global event. Prominent female leaders from home and abroad will address pulse meetings, with Mrs Lilien DON presiding in the president’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boslud
Farawap Jarpet
Avalaila
Turhan
Sheeaiad
N Forld
Cmaperaner
Wenrr Somerset
Greddieg Uteery Allby
Mra
Lilien Don
Airseae
Tew
Aerty
Teta
Mas Gleervedt
New engines to pull trains weigh two hundred tons
New engines weighing 200 tons each are ordered by Evie Railroad Company to haul loaded cars. The announcement notes large traction power and necessity for heavy motive power, with dates and units mentioned in the garbled source.
Trial of Dr Bhouwer and Four Charged Men
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a trial labeled Dr Bhouwer with Sama Yever and four men. The text references a charge, a court setting, and a potential defendants list, but details are unreadable. No clear outcomes, dates, or locations are discernible from the fragment.
Jury to decide De Brouwer fate this afternoon
Trial wraps up with last pleas as jury weighs evidence amid tense courtroom. Verdict expected this afternoon in Oklahoma ta m area where a large crowd observed proceedings and attorneys urged concise closing statements. Two sides presented lengthy arguments before the jury and the judge declined further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudee
Cfsree
Sil Tee
de Brouwer
Banda
Frank Mordaunt Dead at Forty Two
New York October 11 Frank Mordaunt a well known signer and manager died at Bedford Virginia after four months of illness due to a perilous disorder His last stage appearance was at the Fourteenth Street Theatre in New York in 1902 with New England Folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ste Tno
Bedford
Lave Macday
Mr. Mordaunt
Fourteenth Street
Arthur T. Slatkhan
Mr. Mor
Bank Messengers Involved In Missing Funds Case
A bank report details a messenger from Jersey City who allegedly carried 12 000 in checks and 275 in gold, vanished after a meeting and was later found absent. Bank officials suspect foul play as the money and gold remain unaccounted, with express returns complicating the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bern
John Ganider
Ta Payette Traut “Company
Jersey City
Express
Gunther
Gorther
National Theosophists Meet in Chicago on SpirituaI Reform
Delegates from 17 groups gather for the National Epletrualissociation convention in Chicago. Speakers discuss future spiritual work, prison reform, public education, and equal law protections while urging arbitration and educational outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eurentey
Han
Perar
Reek Narrete
Gatt
Untitled sports item fragment from local archive
Fragmentary local sports notes mention possible scorelines and player names with unclear actions. Key entities are obscured, but reference is made to a game, a tied outcome, and a player event. The legibility is insufficient to confirm teams, places, dates, or precise results.
Chicago Election Confusion Sparks Merger of Votes
Chicago voters faced a muddled ballot with unclear guidance as election officials work to verify registrations and ensure valid tallies. Officials urge patience while clerks sort eligibility, precinct totals, and ballot actions amid ongoing vote counts.
Governor Brooks Asks For Troops In WyomingUte Clash
Governor Brooks telegraphed the interior department requesting federal troops to restore order near Gillette Wyoming amid Ute land disputes and violence. Inspector McLaughlin advised detaining about 40 to 60 band members and the Utes resisted relocation. Troops were to be dispatched from Fort... to Anadans, with roughly 260 men ordered to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipeane
Woo
Merernor Brooks
Gillette
Wyo
Utah
Te Nedisy
Fort
Ab Iing
Ibe
Pamber
Hopkins Widow Dies, Leaves $5,600 Estate in Court
Mrs Fanote Wayne Hopkins, widow of Major Hopkins, died five years ago leaving an estate valued at 5600. The guardianship was assigned to Fed G Letuy of Tat roey, N.V. The will named Tidewater Oil Company as beneficiary, and the estate faced disputes over control and proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fanote
Wayne Hopkna
Eldow
FB. Hopkins
Edo
Fed G. Letuy
Tidewater
Biancard Oil Company
Mook
Hepeinn
Moran targets Democratic leaders in heated rally
A Democratic fainting incident substitutes for clear details as Moran accuses leading Democrats including former Gov. Douglass Joseph Quincy and Henry M. Whitney of scheming. He denounces Republican inaction on voter disfranchisement and pledges duty of the President and Congress to act or face branded dishonor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Hin
Moran
Thenocratic Party
Douglass
Joseph Quincy
Democratic Stele
Henry M. Whitney
jRepublican
Congress
Sugar Rebates In Shipping Scheme Under Fire
Receipts of Dratie named in testimony reveal a scheme in New York involving rebates on shipments of sugar. Allegations tie the New York Central & Hudson River to improper payments and draft-related coverages. Officials face charges as investigators scrutinize aided rebates and disbursements across firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York Central & Hudson
Court debates divorce case delaying creditors
The court considered delaying the divorce case to protect creditors interests as counsels argued over the regime of separation of property. Maitre Crupp and others pressed for creditors priority while the Countess and her children urged an early settlement. the judge noted final pleadings had not arrived and the hearing faced further postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitre Crupy
Credita
Martin Cropps
Creditore
Maitre
Casteller 14 Court and Castles in a Tangled Tale
Fragmented OCR text shows a confused scene with Camntess de Caen Mane and Hoan Wott bearing items at the Fount. Mention of Yarinfant tislas and exciae clean saetem ling hints at a legal or ceremonial event. Lacking clear names and actions, the passage remains garbled and inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Fey
Camntess de Caen Mane
Opal'st
Hoan
Nemeth
Ata
Saetem Ling
Hanhare
Toon
Creditoce
Bette
Japanese claim for damages over Toya Mazu raid
News from Vietnda dated Oct 17 reports Adfices that Japanese authorities lodged a damages claim with the American government after a raid by Strectors of the Test Fishing company of Wakasata on the St. Paul poolery. Two Greeks involved prepared a claim to Viscount Hayashi on Sept 28, while a Washington legation report was awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnda
B.C
Japan
Test Fishing Company
Wakasata
St. Paul
Behrise Sea
Tere Dary
Bate
Viscount Hayashi
Washington
Legation
Threatis
Try for the record at Balrdocs mile race
In New York October 11 the Celtics Park track seeks to break Balrdocs mile record of 1 minute 25.2 seconds. The event offers 5,000 in purses and a racing option carries 110 pounds, same as Kalvatore when 8 degree set the mile record at Monmeath parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtics Park
Salvatoe
Thoree
Monmeath Parks
Dynamite Explosion Missing Details On Pacthe Street
A blast on Pacthe street at the corner of Kear rey and Montgomery streets injured one person named Ti Juref. A building corner was blown out while the suspect escaped. Police pursue a vigorace search amid unclear, damaged report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frasclem
Drusinite
Tate & Piticna
Pacthe Street
Kearrey
Montgomery Streets
Aman
Abethine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ling Wan
Rowloandlanton
Kowloon Tee
Missouri
Aflusance
Supreme Ceuel
J Triak
Rivera
Webb IS
Hib
Brite
Cileesa
Laswusil
Questa
Murphy Eve T
Mason Gates
Eanehoy Gamer
Mr. Murphy
Enaen
Pteson's
Sarck
Mid
Celieg
Dieteier
Thi
Teenie
Marseilles
France
Inde
Prioner
Crane
Dir
Dumas
Pellcen
Komen
Ieee
Atlonta
Uilay
Bualneer
Aturancr
Burton
United Bistes
Wastin
Ranier
Ashe
Randa
Dartan
Silveira
Warrengton
Enurt
Roosevelt
Bisa
Wasi & Fon
Mathie
Ico
Killibe Emeleeer Pred Tike bin
Mireman T. E Mrandea
Beverety Latarizy Brakyman
Iallagber
Casinet and
New
Ambani
ST. Louis
San Pedro
Hay Angeles
Nizarie
Membrie of Construction Board of
United States Navy
Fheusande
City of
Bovton
Evie Railroad Company
Nor Seth
van Onielels
DR. Bhouwer
Sellars
Oklahoma
Ole
Rock Iiland & Parkie
Cimarron River
Coal Durer
Okla
Ceral Weeks
Apo
Frank Mordaunt
Messenger
Ralamay
Miler
Brooks
Wyoming
Les
Ranch Mes
Mattes
the Mather
Misran
Meisschutelta
Nemocratis
Hen
Bey Dodo I. Moran
Kulm
Thore
Maldon
Royehen
Dynamite Gartridge
Egypt
James HM
Bing
Voorhees
Heiment Park
Viekers
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!