French Disarm Moorish Troops and Press for Moroccan Peace
A Tangier dispatch reports Moors guarding Casablanca have been disarmed and arms deposited at the French consulate. France and its allies pledge to maintain Sultanate authority, protect Moroccan independence, and secure commerce. A French force will train Casablancan troops to safeguard peace, with broader power to respond to future disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patis
Tangier
Casableanca
Galles Ang Duchis
France
Morocco
Cin Vanea
Casablanos
Sown
Temps
Prince Paton
Arybansader
Pichon
Funeral Directors Names and Listings in District
A compact listing of funeral directors and embalmers reads with multiple firms and addresses. W R Speare, George P Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Harvey's Sons, and others advertise modern chapels, 24 hour open service, and moderate prices. The fragmentary directory-style item catalogs several names and establishments in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J William Lee
Acasmovategy
Salata Feetecheers
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Emealmire
Cmh
Ne Modern Chapel
Lincoln
George P Zarhorst
Ak Hindle & Bayliss
RF. Harvey's Sons
Fonsral
Ambaloorrs
Ernties Service
Morocco Turmoil Deepens as Casablanca Bombardment Sparks Turmoil
Reports from Tangier detail German and French reactions to the Casablanca bombardment. French demands include Moroccan control under French command, protection of European residents, and reparations for killings. Dispatches note naval movements toward Casablanca, a guard to the French consulate, and tensions with local tribes around Tangier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatine Mun
Mohammed el Torrea
Bultan
Tangier
Anatole
Casablanca
Daftaires
Philperth
Coasblanca
Gabba
Fasai Manet
Toulon
Arbalete
Dardis
Moroso
Algeciras
Maérit
Catera
Numancia
Moracca
Rio de la Plata
Caile
Herlin
Franco
Koenlisene Zeitung
Martial Law in Belfast Brings Quiet After Troop Withdrawal
Belfast Aug 7 The city passed in absolute quiet with troops aiding a better business climate as strikes by dock workers and carters wane. Mills reopen and docks move more goods than since the strike began while police disaffection lessens. Government forces 7000 troops deployed. pay grievances cited, Belfast police amid broader Irish unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Mierrow
Altitade
Thunderstorm Floods Turtle Creek Delays Janitor Trial
Aug 7 Pittsburg Pa crowding thunderstorm swells Turtle Creek flooding banks, halting the hearing of Thomas Jontan a janitor at First National Bank of Turtle Creek on a charge connected to a disappearance. Court session adjourned until tomorrow as officials sought shelter and streets flooded in Wilmerding and East Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Thomas Jontan
Turtle Creek
Shetter
Exsa
Wilmerding
East Pittsburs
Long Island school employee facing forgery charges
Sayers, a former longtime St Paul’s Cathedral Garden City employee, was arrested in New York on forgery counts after alleged long running book discrepancies. He appeared before Justice Charley Gitens and was held for further examination as investigators review two years of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bempstead
Long Island
Rust
Duncan Campbell Sayers
School of St
Sayers
New York Center
Gov Harris Ill With Cold in Open Launch Incident
Gov Andrew Harris of Ohio contracted a cold while traveling in an open launch from Camp Perry to Put-in-Bay on Monday. He was reported to have pneumonia but is now up and able to appear in public. Mrs Harris states the illness is not serious, and they plan to leave for Columbus this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Harrie
Ohio
Camp Perry
Put-in-Bay
Gay
Harris
Columbus
Trolley crash injures twelve in Rutland Vermont
A Rutland Vermont Street Railway crash left twelve injured, four seriously, when a loaded trolley struck an empty car head on as they rounded a sharp curve. Occupants near the front of the full car leaped to the street in the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Street Railway
Tne
Russian youth slashes throat on train and leaps from window
In South Bend on August 7 a young well-dressed Russian slashed his throat with a pocket knife aboard a Lake Shore train near Elkhart and leaped through a window. He was nearly dead from blood loss and taken to a hospital. suspected to be Isaac Relichinatalin of Elyria Ohio, claiming travel toward Battle Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Elkhart
Isaac Relichinataln
Elyria Ohlo
Batt Lake City
Names Listed for Marriage Licenses in Stamford and New York
A scanned notice lists numerous individuals with residence and age details connected to marriage licenses. Names include Amanda J Bweener of New York City, Mobiatina Mechler of Ft Wad Lal Allen, and others tied to Stamford and Lisvos Md Rey DC Maclech, with ages ranging from early twenties to mid-fifties. The document resembles a church or civil record of marital intentions and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menor AL Blynt
Jores A. McLauck
Clovel
Lisvos
MD Rey
W. Robertson
Lava Stare
Taos
Hehardsar
Ares D. Beringth
Abd Lawes
Eatchinson
Carpenter
Auber Myermpeter
Eo Rockingham
Baler
Autre
Medora
Adler
Willen Bo Whale
Mary Jackson
Roy George W
Les ‘Anirow Ducksaa
Vathering Jokrwon
Mear Joon Dank
Benjamin Allen
Bile Hill
Rev Sholon Miller
Health Office Record Deaths From 1905 Territory List
Fragmented health office record lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses, including names like Kate Arnold, Ralph Sibison, Catherine Massey, Sylvin Sune, and Richardon. The garbled data references hospitals, wards, and dates, indicating a routine death ledger entry with personal details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandley
Kate
Aanting
Woeeroon
Sary
Stenmonds
Netto
Sierioe Xuobest
Maache
Raleb L. Beinbuay
Nlettals
George W Ueies
Casal Ab
Aary Rite Marte Huot
Howitai
Jvecesnen
Heapitat
Menih Tinto Rennifee
Washinton
Oath Ritcaterk
Grhuae
Wile
Fase
Ralph
Ibisaon Friesdmen
Homphal
Catherine Massey
Gruman Sears Sylvin Sune
Hollowepesie Moep
Ayant Mery Tapecott
la Dell
Istia Richardnon
Colline Oto
Markowitzes Released After Coroner Finds No Evidence
Dayton brief reports the release of Bertha Harry and Jacob Markowitzes after coroner and prosecutor conclude no wrongdoing. The double funeral for Anna Markowitz and Abe Cohen is noted. Dr Hochwalt led the autopsy and absolved Abe Cohen of blame, with continuing questions in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stator
Sign Gal
Dayton
Ofta
Aue 7
Bertha Harryt
Jacob Markowitz
Anna Markowits
Abe Cohen
Attarnion
Hochwalt
Brother of Absconding Mayor Admits Defrauding Employers
Kingston N Aug 7 Amberat W Hielcher superintendent of the Corel Steamboat Company machine supplied, was arrested charged with grand larceny in the second degree. In a late arraignment Belcher admitted defrauding the company and retaining proceeds of twenty years of material sales. He is accused of profiting between now and 600 dollars. Belcher, once prominent, is brother of former Mayor Belcher of Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher
Kingston N
Amberat W Hielcher
Corel Steamboat Company
Abopg
Itad
Phila
Noo
Wghby
John Reach
Chester
Paterson
M J
Unstable man tries to brain Father Donlon in cemetery
Col William McClure, once a prominent lawyer and twice defeated for Congress, attempted to strike Father Luke Donlon with an old army musket in a cemetery near Mary Morris in Utes NW Z. The priest dodged, McClure was overpowered, and the man was placed in the Independenta asylum after a violent outburst during an apparent crime of passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhingion
Bony
Ratertop
Lowe
Col
Wiliam
Mary Mortis
Utes
McClure
Father Doulog
Cal McClura
Independenta Goi
Independenta Goi -Mo
Strike Locks Up Colorado and Southern Rails
Denver reports no progress toward settlement in the Colorado and Southern Railroad strike. Switchmen walkout halts traffic, threatening 8000 jobs. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen backs action to avert coal shortages and keep fuel moving to Central City. citizens seize a freight train at Golden to relay coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado and Southern
Lo Grande
Rodda
West
Calorada
Atrjica
Atrjica % ‘To Prevent the ‘Closing of These Mines” Which Would Ental A Ines
Wonasnes
Gollars
Central City
Chares
Ireicht
St Golden
Colorado
Beautiful convict freed then departs as Salvation Army "Gith"
A well known Ohio penitentiary inmate known as the Salvation Army Git h is released and boards a train to Cincinnati. The woman had served a second term and faces charges of fox v ety and obtaining property on large pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos “Salvation
Army
Columbus
Hte
Sam T
Hall
Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnat
Salvation Army
Gith
One Killed and Fifteen Injured in Ammunition Plant Blast
A powder explosion in the loading room of the Robin Tredd Ammunition Company in Swanton today killed one worker and seriously injured three, with fifteen others gnashed. Local authorities cordon the plant as investigators probe the blast causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammunitin
Swanton
Robin Tredd Ammunition Company
Thaw in Seclusion at Mt Clemens Hotel
Special to The Washington Post describes Harry Thaw and his wife Evelyn Thaw staying in two connected rooms on the third floor of the Colo nis Hotel at Mt Clemens Michigan. They have meals served in their rooms and keep to themselves, with hotel staff noting no appearance among guests and investigators seeking details about Mrs Robert Christie and other companions. The Thaws’ movements are discreet as authorities and observers speculate about who accompanies them and why they remain secluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Mt. Clemens
Mtch
Washington Port
Wilson
New York Tombs
Colonis Hotel
Reg
Robart
Chrisie Altegbsny
Hove
Evelyn
Indy
Dnothee
Robert Christie
Homa
Sunfay
Hhatch
Reanwich Conn
Pemberwitk
Neranies
Wien
Greenwich
Missionation
Cashes Agolph de Rosa
Susans M Leatherman
Ottrastle
Pemberwick
Helena World editor slain. ex policeman arrested
Arkansas authorities arrest former Helena police officer Ben Carruth today on charges linked to the assassination of J M Scott, city editor of the Helena World. Officials cite circumstantial evidence. Carruth, a former officer who resigned after community protests sparked by alleged corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Assasintaten
Helens
Ark
Ben Carruth
J M Scott
Helena
Stunday
Carruth Denteavtie Chargy
Carinth
Mount Pleasant Laborer Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
Edward Halsted, a 36 year old laborer from Mount Pleasant Michigan, shot his wife after she began file for divorce and then killed himself. He followed her to a hotel and fatally wounded her, dying four hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hal
Vesta
Mount Pleasant
Toalav
Hum
iMOB CHARGES APOSTLE SPYING SEANCES AT BROOKSVILLE
Reported panic over alleged Apostolic Path practices in Pemberwick area. Missionaries led trance events at a large tent, while residents claim mothers spied on midnight seances and mobs attacked the scene. A tent collapse and arson followed as authorities pressed action.
Seventy Telegraphers Quit in Los Angeles Strike
About seventy members of Los Angeles Local Commercial Telegraphers of America walked out of the operating department at 2 PM after Western Union officers refused to reinstate a discharged operator. By 6:30 PM only five men remained at keys as the strike continued. District Superintendent Lamb said the walkout occurred without prior notice and he had no negotiations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angels Cel Ang i
Western Union Telegraph Company
Spercter
Los Angeles
Mos
Masquerade Enlistment Try At Pittsburg Recruiting Desk
A young woman masqueraded as a man to enlist in the navy at Pittsburg. She gave the name Harry Doching and, after faltering, was taken to a private room for a physical. She claimed to be an orphan seeking to join to honor her brother George Doebing, who served on the Vermont. The incident prompted a review of records and aroused public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speckat
Pittsburg
Ank
Bin
Lila
Navy
Masteret-Arma
Walter Brown
Harry Doching
Decaine
George Doebing
Prentice Seaman
Vermont
MUST FACE SECOND CHARGE AGAINST F J WILSON
Francis J Wilson known as Frank Whitman faces a second charge after police say he passed a worthless check at the American House in this city. He admitted his identity to Inspector Bourdman, who telegraphed New York authorities. A warrant for his arrest by New York detectives is expected. His wife, Mrs Waren formerly Miss Doran Rowan of Norfolk, was briefly detained but released. The case against Wilson for defrauding the American House proprietor was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wilson
New York
Francis J Wilson
Ben ‘Ing
Frank J Whitman
Doran Rowan
Norfolk
Agnes Maruiog
House of All Board and Room
Japanese Journalist Delegation Hears Strain on Race Equilibrium
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Graun told a deputation of Japanese journalists in Havelutu on August 1 that Hawaii’s balance would be reached not by dominance of any one race nor by maintaining absolute equilibrium. The Japanese consul will host a dinner for Graun, Longworth’s representative, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyta
Bawah
Havelutu
Com
Labor
Gtraun
Idex
Hawaii
Moe
Craane
Longworth
Wits
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sultan's Minster
Willam
Hudson
Rosatence
Nineteenth Street
Washington DC
Bet Po Mae Rene
Robert
Plismouth
Sappei
Frank Peeved
Hs Lee
Troan
Baltimore Pipers Lease
Munlaster
Tony Pacer
Oak
Washington
Farsons
John Parsons
Jameint Elannedh
Bilen Nott
Charles Ap van Vagior
South Carolin
Washogton
North Carolina
Coimfort
Sim
Tun
Wifi
Manny
Victor
South Carolina
North
Fasson
John
Catherine Masson
James
Irlington
Thos A. Costello
Siay T
Frank Geier
Severth
John R. Wright
Telephone Torah
W.R. Speare
F Street
Averithine Ately
Fiat
Ewt
Speare
John M Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos
R Nalley & Son
Geo. C. Shaffer
Fane
Amd
Ots
Fhope
WPA
Perak
Germany
Pelt
Parisien
Rabat
Belfoat
Banda
Carters
Larkin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Hatever
Augustine Hirrell
Joonstatulary
Dublin
London
Iriah
Tesauge
Pusel
Kalon Bes
St Paul's School
Long Island Episcopal Daocase
Advised Herald
Dia
Burgess
Episcopal
John Moses
Garden ‘City
Dr Gamage
Tme
Engina
Ife Aw
Iie Demager
Bayern
RRA
Harris Better
Cara
Health Office Record
Anne Markowits
Waylad
Olno
Yeabelle
Nettie
Bertha
Alutar
Polles
Markowitzes
William
Wrole West
Biethen Burt
Evels Wife
Ahd Himself
Imob
Orville Birdsall
Lyte Mitchel
Thomea Elmdsall
Aoline
Mitchell
da Roex
Diis Leatherman
Orville Birduall
de Rosa
Orville Birdéall
Tay
Bird
Mts Eon
Brooksville
Glenville
Pumberwich
Port Ghester
Orville
de Rosas
Pembermick
Leathrman
Pitteburg
ColLzaEs
Fabian Witt
Bertitz School
Engh
Virginia
Medical College of
WEES
Christopher Tompkins
Almshoosa Hostal
Couella Medical Edwcabos
Madicel Ascocaten, Recardiea
Sdvcaboo
Caricolam
Wall
Frank M. Reare
Lee
University of Virginia
Watrsville, Val
Cman
Department OF Engineering
Medicntes
Bieceries
Museums of Industriad Chesley
Geologs
Catsiogan
Howard Winston Megirtry
Hichmeat College of
Tery
Asereny
PW Boatwriget
Bichmond Ve
Episcopal Female Institute
Lee Woreastek
Betta
Acento
Semlanes
Randolph-Macon Academy
Zesion
Maryland
Mt. St. Agnes College
Touyoo
Mt. Washington Seminary
Harlotte Hall
Charlotte Ball
Atipie
Eyaithiul Joration
Nierte
Sproga
Busine
Ecientife
Clareleat
Dooroen Military Dlecigiine
Acholascle
Thomas AM
Exeeridual
Mason U.smo
Straus
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!