Fragmented historical notes on early 20th century papers
A compilation from The Motor Age and The New York Tribune recounts opinions on automobility, urban growth, architecture, fashion, and nobility. It references Manhattan landmarks, Miss Marion Talbot, Austrian engineer Terry Vetkovic, European tastes, and the Duke of Wellington’s land issues, with broader musings on wealth and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Argyll
Tony
Rose
Duke of Wellington
Strathfeldsaye
Waterloo
Edward IV
George Neville
Duke of Bedford
New York Sun
Duke of Wellingtom
Mentenant-Coronel Wellesley
Delayed Law Sparks Wilmington Lynching Debate
The Wilmington case over George White's burning after Miss Helen Bishop's death raises questions of arrest and punishment for alleged lynchers. Judge Grubb defends avoidance of a grand jury indictment amid public clamor, while Rev. Elswool urges speedy action and condemns delaying justice, warning of mob violence if due process stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Delaware
George White
Helen Dishop
Grubb
Miss Bishop
Kent
Sussex County
Robert A. Elswool
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Waite
Nathan
David
Old
Uriah
Fight on Consul Mills in Chihuahua Mexico
Two hundred six American residents of Chihuahua Mexico sign petition to Secretary Hay demanding removal of United States Consul M W Mills after he skipped the American demonstration at Governor Terrazas inauguration. The Chihuahua Enterprise editor criticized Mills and Mills filed libel charges, triggering the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americana
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hay
United States
M. W. Mills
General Mills
Terrazas
Mills
Must Punish Assassins Crowned King Peter Note
An official Gazette note from St. Petersburg announces Prince Peter Karageorg co vnteh as king of Cervia and welcomes his accession. It declares King Heter aasnderee of Sing Alanadgr and Queen Drags as incumbents in a pledge of loyalty and avowed punishment for murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Cut
St. Petersburg
Russia
Peter Karageorg Covnteh
Cervia
Heter Aasnderee
Drags
Post Office Scandal Demands Immediate Cleanup From White House
President Roosevelt orders a full and vigorous post office inquiry, with Postmaster General Payne facing scrutiny as Bristow’s report reportedly backs Tulloch charges. Inspectors are dispatched nationwide, including New York, while Payne’s allies admit growing embarrassment as accounts in every post office are slated for audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Payne
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Posts Office Department
Post Office
New York
Bristow
Mr. Payne
Dal
Flrat
Wynne
West Indies
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Vienna News
Ost
A. Adkins, JR
Eé. Ang Pub
Motor Age
Chicagoy
Tribune
Kansas City Journal
New York Tribune
Manhattan Island
New Stock Exchange
of City Hall
New Hall of Records
Greer
Marlon Talbot
University At
Cht
Cage
Terry Vetkovic
Herr Wotkovic
Edwin
Angelina
Law
Consul Mills
Nation
Edwin A. Hardin Co., Inc
Gatesrooms
Peachtree St
N. Broad St
Atlanta
Williams
Goon Williams
Remingtons
Smiths
Yosté
Densmores
Synth. C. D
Money On Earth
J. H. Weodward & Soc
Senna
Georgia
Tits Department
J P
Heard & Sons
Manuel
Undertaker
Unadilla
View
K. of
W. N. Lasseter
LR. Hobbs
Lippman
James Newton
Aberdeen
Ohio
Hot Springs
Ark
W. T. Timmons
Waxahatchie
Tex
Mineral Wells
Texas
I. F. Ballantyne
Ballantyne & McDonough’ Iron Foundry
Savannah
Lippman Brothers
Lippman Block
Atlantic ‘& Birmingham
R. R
Montezuma
Waycross Nicholls Douglas Ambrose Wray
George Dole Wadley
Alex Bonnyman
H. C. McFadden
J. G. Knapp
Waycross
J. J. Milligan
Vienna
Dooly
Business College
Vienna, Georgia
J. M. Kelley
W. S. Christian
Sec
Treas
Onc
Forbes & Coxe Drug Store
W. S. Christian, Sec
MO. F. Powell & Son
Attorneys-At-Law
A. L. McArthur
People’s Bank
Ing
Cordele, Georgia
W. V. Harvard
C. T. Stovall
Geordia
T. F. BiviNs, M. D
H. A. Mobley
Bed
Physicians and Surgeons
J. M. Whitehead
FL & A
M. Moeta
W. M
B.A Taylor
Iseaboard
Air Line Railway
Seaboard
Florida
VIA
Columbia and
Cape
Macon
C. B. Walworth
Esa
Ok Wana
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