International Peace Movement and British Reform Debate
The article surveys a push for a permanent international court of justice urged by Secretary Knox and backed by President Taft, aiming to curb war and disarmament demands. It also analyzes plans to reform the British House of Lords, proposing a reconstituted upper chamber with elected elements or a Senate-style body, and notes Franco-German reconciliation gestures and broader European power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Taft
Daly
Knox
Bundey
Mali Payabie
Tezort
American Society
International Court of Justice
House of Lords
Partlee
House of Commons
House
of Lords
Liberal Party
Labor
Ireland
Bittops
Sepp Iish
Inagep
Fords
Chasiber
the Spectator
Weetty
Senate
Swithh
Dontin
Pnance
Post Philosophy on Rewards and Riots
A distorted excerpt discusses virtue as its own reward amid riots and social critique. It notes attitudes toward money in marriage, the futility of explaining complex matters, and human nature driving conflict, with stray lines about pessimism and a teacher asking a boy about ambulance absence.
Wheat Market Outlook and Law of Supply and Demand
The Washington Post reports on wheat and food costs with analysis of global supply. It notes declines in wheat values due to foreign supplies and domestic factors, predicting cheaper bread and feed as markets adjust. The piece discusses international movements, price trends, and the impact of supply and demand laws on the cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berore
Atorn
Bull Nide
Tsa
Congress
Ohio Republicans weigh candidate picks for governor race
The Ohio Republican scene centers on selecting a gubernatorial candidate amid factional tension and strategizing around Taft's influence. Leaders anticipate a hard fought contest, with candidates and party factions shaping the path to the 1912 election.
Diplomacy and Dress Clash in New York Courtroom
A misread transcript suggests diplomat Kerens faced a court appearance amid descriptions of his clothing. The Times questions the fuss, noting the era’s etiquette and mock solemnity as American fashion becomes a subject of diplomatic dialogue and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Werens
Berens
Times
Kerens
Sparrow Death Sentences Stir Debate On Birds Benefits
A Chicago Tribune writer argues the English sparrow is a public benefactor native to the Black Forest and defends it against extermination. He notes the bird fights insect pests, protects fruit trees, and denies massacring other birds, while critics blame sparrows for harm to crops and allege egg and larvae destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Agricultu
Chicago Tribune
Black Forest
England
America
Mr Thompson
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
John Smith
Virginia
Campaign contribution talk from manufacturers derided
The article criticizes the claim that corporate campaign contributions warrant special consideration from the President and Congress. It notes the New York publicity law limits corporate gifts, contrasts Republican and Democratic fund contributors, and argues business interests seek preferential treatment without basis in law or merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amosiation
Congress
Manufacturers Association
Taft
Tate
New York
Republican Campaign Fund
Democratic Fund
Catholic Directory reports US Catholic population stats
Advance sheets of the Official Catholic Directory list United States Catholics at 8 60062 with 889 churches and 6182 seminaries. It cites New York as leading in Catholic population and churches, with Philadelphia Chicago and Boston following in scale. The directory notes hierarchy with 1 apostolic delegate 1 cardinal 13 archbishops and 86 bishops, plus 18 vacant cardinal seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
3 H Wiltane Company
Milwaukee
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Philippines
Feg
German Empire
Gatholley
Monaarchy
Britten
America
Amelia
Cathols Amgress
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Michigan
Issaud
Minnesota
California
Texas
Town
Rhode Island
Indiana
Kentucky
Chicago
New York City
Five Boroughs
Kincaga New York
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Louia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hartimere
Sacred College of Cardinals
Cardinal Rieata
Lady Michelham Court Case Sparks Royal Title Controversy
An article traces Lady Michelham and her connections to prominent families including the Chandlers and the Jaya of New York, detailing Arthur Cohn and Abel agitation amid looming court proceedings. It notes her Strawberry Hill residence, famed as Horace Walpole’s home, and recounts the controversial elevation of Sir Herbert Stern to Lord Michelham and the ensuing protests over the Wichetham name and estate. The piece highlights public reaction in England and bizarre incidents surrounding Stern’s behavior and the royal title implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michahem
Chandlers
Jaya
New York
Lord Warnauth
Ostavius Bradghaw
Powterham Castle
Fleetwood John Pellow
Arthur Cohn
London
Colette @ Auany
Abel Agatmet
Mivhetham
Lady Michelham
Jan van Heer
Strawberry Hill
Twickenham
Horace Walpole
Franca
Waldegrave
Durham
Carnarvon
James Thuke
Chandos
John Sackvilla
Robert Walpole
Countess Waldegrave
Carl Waldegrave
Countess of Waldegrave
Europe
Herbert Stern
Lord Michelham
Atte
Wyeselham
Gwynne
Sir Herbert Stern
Wichelham
Lord Snotys
Herbert Steck
House of Lords
Lord Michellam
Leosen
Michelham
King AL Arms
Wichetham
Wichelhar
England
Sir Herbert Btern
Kong
Doe
Lori Michebarn
Big Demen
Tia
Edward
Lang Wen
Ponce of Wales
Stern
Pall 'Mai
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Isle of Wight
Caus
Theralt
Oahorne
Queen Victoria
Henry Ponsonby
Henry
Lever
President Faures
Frances
Prince ‘of Wales
Dh FosToNay
Brentwood Company
It Must Have Been Annoying From the care Circle Battles London
An elderly obese woman aboard a London Circle line train endures a tedious ride as the car circles around for the third time that morning. A passenger explains the stop is half an hour away, but the fat old lady remains unsettled while the guard intervenes and ushers her back in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battrosd
London
Lad
Man Breach of Promise Suit Foreshadows Penalties
A Spokane architect sues Miss Weasie Kelley for 9000 saying the broken engagement caused mental grief and business contempt. He alleges he spent 2200 on preparations and laments whether women deserve damages similar to men amid debates on women’s rights and social penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegraph
M Pond
Spokane
Wash
Pond
Shokane
Poughkeepie
Wiss Kelley
St Louis Church Organ Fund Echoes Carnegie Appeal
A St Louis congregation faced relentless appeals for a church organ donation from Andrew Carnegie. Despite 2 major contributions totaling 8,185, steady messages wore down donors with daily requests. The piece explores donor buffers and the impact of large philanthropists on self reliance and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louls Cope
Besvine
New York
St Louis
Carheste
Jattera
Carnegie
Arat
Toda
Carnagie
Senators hum old songs amid study and debate in chamber
A group of senators, weary from a day of schedules and technical wrangles, fell into a hush and then sang old tunes. They highlighted John Howard Payne and Stephen Foster as enduring American songwriters, proposed memorials, and reflected on music's power to move the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michell Chapple
John Howard Payne
Washington
Sol
Grateful Republic
Stephen C Foster
Stephen
John
Howard Payne
Qakhill
Stepani
New York Central to Run Demonstration Farms Aimed at Raising Farming Profit
The New York Central announces three demonstration farms in New York State to boost farm productivity and cut living costs. President Brown says the scheme aligns railroad growth with farmer prosperity, selling profitable farm improvements and revitalizing run down lands. A farm will be bought now, others to follow, with outcomes including higher crop yields and increased railroad freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
God Morrow
New York Central
New York State
Vegre
Brown
Farma
New York
New York Central Company
Robber Roost in Open Space Like Old Time Ballad Tale
A fragmented historic verse recalls a robber fleeing through a town with plunder toward an open space. A pursuing cop and onlookers describe a scene of pursuit, mistaken paths, and a bare clearing where the robber is hard pressed, ending with a call to verify the tale’s truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalack
After the quarrel misstep ends in a playful kiss
A brief, playful scene follows a minor quarrel as two youths, Andru and Tate, exchange a kiss to seal a pledge of love after a rushed apology. The moment arrives suddenly as friends watch and reflect on the small drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Tate
Is Hawley a New Harriman in the making
The text portraits Edwin Wachesmse as a young Harriman figure. It notes his early rise from a 17 year old messenger boy to building a network of roads and railroad feeders. It compares his ascent with Harriman and speculates on his influence and future prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Waches
Hawley
Harley
Wwe
Harriman
Ian Ule
Impure milk debates and urban concerns mix in hotel lobby talk
In Seattle and cities alike, agitation over infant mortality tied to impure milk. Officials push dairy reforms, while broader debates touch racing legalizations in Canada, Pensacola Navy Yard preservation, and regional transport plans as diverse voices meet in hotel lobbies.
Florida orange grower touts eucalyptus as useful species
An orange grower from Judhe Vie asserts Florida leads in citrus and oddly promotes eucalyptus trees for fuel and wind resilience. He notes eucalyptus thrive with minimal disease, claim their oil content and durability aid industry, while other crops suffer from freezes and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Union
Saldromwell
Mont Ceeful
Calfornia
Iam
Bottem &E
Cromwel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Post
Pennsylvanie Avenue
Fourteenth Srost
Vienna
Wil Zar Keren
Knes Panta
Cartier
Alexandria
France
Germany
Berlin
Kaiserin
Frederik Wiliam
Prussia
Owen
Alsace ‘Lorraine
Marck
Empire
Austria
Napoleon Bonaparte
Bismarck
Rusela
Esac
Alsace-Lorraine
Yue
Contemplative Art
Mr Fttek
Elkins
Barthowde
Bowery 15
Pith Avenue
Post Philosophy
Miss Tet
Harper's Bexary
Tommy
Washington Post Co
Washington, DC
Fifth Avenue
Hertford
Ohio Republicans
Gaumuenyaimeut Wah
P Ckt
Boepe
Gov Harmon
Vntro Erdy
Crh
Marman
Tony
Ict
Corrauion
Bneh National
Ani
Cortesis
Rsa
WBA
Babs
Navy Yard
Washingtons
Golumbus
Broun University
Colexe
Informa Wan
Satellet
Faunce
Hus Vandence
Sona
Railroad
Cicago News
Saningwood
Proughle
Raisme
Beatie
Willard
Seattle
Iver
Canada
Emile Hidenour
Montreal
Shoreham
Bretts
Pensacola
Navy Department
Sid Eugene Thon
Releigh
Wold
Serretas Meyer
AC Rey
Colombe Vaui
Lebel
South America
Baranquilla
Magdalena
Rovernmere Itinath
Bogota
Colombia
Cside
Panama
Caianbla
Pan Ameca
Staley
Central Amertex
T MM
Glenman
Chicaga
Guatemala
Ho Chisega News
Stoney
Landforda
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!