Murder near Glypasa sparks calls for tougher patrols
Police investigate a fatal assault in a troubled district near the Glypasa terminal. A blue bloodstained shirt is sent to the District chemist as investigators question Frederick Phillips and others about the murder of Reid, amid a push by residents for better protection and more police presence. The case draws in railroad officials and district leaders seeking quick action to deter crime in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Frederick Phillips
F Street
Nvn
Patra
Ik ruGicht
SH Iss
District Commission
Laien Staten
Hichkath
George Nrive
William J. Mahoney
New Jersay Pone
Ortagia Hell Jean
Torriet Ami
Palamen
Bean
Manore
Ard
Cliot Byrnes
Reid
Eld
Chart
Shan
Roth
PRL
Bevan
Eroy Ware
Satoon
Ruth Tod Charles
Fradeke
Sylvester
Yesteelay
Revan
Relid
Indignant Bennett Clashes Over Hughes Endorsement
Espresentat es tonnes and Tansett of New York visited the White Mouse and praised Hughes while denouncing rivals. Major figures deny second choices and vow fair play as county committee discussions on Hughes resume with a Wednesday meeting promised in the ongoing endorsement debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnes
Varrens
Tansett
New York
White Mouse
Tad Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Firm
Taft
Mecohemret
Hughay
Dette
Tarsong
Wal
Denner
Persons
Schley’s Orderly Dead Special to The Washington Post
Worcester mass January 2 A detailed obituary notes Daennia J Cronin Jr a policeman who died of consumption aged thirty five. He served in the Spanish American War and was assigned to the Brooklyn hawkla promoted to sergeant for bravery and made orderly to Schley. He was a star witness in the Schley Barneson controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Worcester
Mass
Daennia J. Cronin, Jr
Dalny
Brooklyn Hlawaa
Beavery
Wil
Schley
Ife Waa
Schley- Barapson
Proposed Big Game Preserve Near Yellowstone
News reports discuss a government plan to create a 120 square mile wildlife preserve east of Yellowstone National Park along the Shoshone River. The measure aims to protect elk populations facing decline and extend natural protections beyond the existing park boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Trealent
Gifford Pinchot
Ts Hkely
Shoshone
Wovoming Trowill
Yelowstone Birk
Weatern Mountain
Yellowstone Fork
Weaikapr
Senate Favours West Stronghold In Far West
Senators from New York and New England back the candidate with five votes. The Hughes-Middle West vote places him second in line and secures a majority across the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Nese Mittal
Hughes
Middle West
Eeite
Sons
Taft Leads in Senate Taft Gains Across Regions in GOP Poll
A Post survey shows about half of sixty Republican senators favor Secretary Taft for the presidency while others back Roosevelt Fairbanks Cannon Hughes Knox La Follette and Foraker. Regional splits emerge with Taft strongest in the Far West and Midwest and mixed support elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Maine
California
Rpublican Party
Knox
Fairbanks
Cannon
Gov. Hughes
Senator la Follette
Foraker
Roosevelt
Committal Howaver I Taft Support Among Congress Voters
Summary of House poll shows Taft preferred by many Republican members in both chambers with varied support across states. The Post report lists vote tallies for Taft and other candidates, noting noncommittal and absent counts and indicating regional preferences among California Connecticut Delaware Idaho Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Missouri and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
la Follette
Wisconsin
Foraker
Ohio
Stephenson
Senator la Folletta
Penrose
New York
Senate
Mississippi River
Taft
California
Oregon
Washington
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Bourne
Chicago
Tawdo
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Knox
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Waftt
Rocky Mountain
Middle States
Mississippi
Middle West
Middle Western
Illnois
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Ieland
Gov. Hughes
Wetmore
Bee Ha Want
House
Post
Congress
Cannons Mc Knox
Irdan
Hughes
Calfornia
Idaho
Kentucky
Maryland
Michiigan
Tennessee
Money to Bet on Taft Scramble for Bond Wagor
Rival factions in two counties clash for influence as Taft backers flood county meetings ahead of the February 11 primary. Reports show Knox, Wood, Richland, and Pike County groups split between pro Taft and insurgent factions while party power struggles over the Baker Rodway and Brown-Thompson peace shape delegate selections and nomination prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonpore
Secretary of War—Board
Cuyahoga
Baker Rodway Committee
Washington Post
Columbus
Chile
Camputer
Artie Chapman
Billy Leachman
William H. Taft
Toledo
Foraker
Hughes
Taft
Wood County
Knox County
Mount Vernon
Gov
Harris
B. M.fulington
Fuse
Pike County
Taft People
James D. Corwin
Committee On
Central Committee
Richland County
Cuyahoga County
Walter Brown
Carrit Thomson
Ug Wat
Baker-Rodway Committee
P Psuado
Bearctary Haas
Thorgson
L. Taft
Baker-Rodway
Hopkins
Christian
Congressional
Paul Howland
Ita
Howland
Congress
Delaware County
H. W. Jewell
Marysville
Matt Denver
Horace Ankeny
Greene County
Clarence Schatz
Yellow Springs
jJease Taylor
Jamestown
William C. Bishop
Clermont County
Loveland
Seth Brown
Warren County
Lebanon
Denver
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Ohio
A. Derthick
State Grange
Taft Delegates Named at Missouri Republican Convention
Delegates from the First Missouri District were chosen to support Secretary of War William Howard Taft at the national convention. John H. Gidleland and Edward H. Spangler were selected to vote for Taft as resolutions urging his nomination were adopted at the Lancaster gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington Post
Lancaster
Florst
John HE. Gidleland
Edward H. Spangler
Taft
Are Your Kidneys Weak Nature Warns of Health Path
A vintage advertisement urging kidney health through Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root claims kidney, bladder, and liver benefits. It warns of Bright s disease, lists symptoms of kidney trouble, and promotes a trial bottle and a free sample with mail order from Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y in a The Washing Sunday Post style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Prores
Kitmer & Co
Binghamton
Ohio Dinner Sparks Political Grab for Taft at New York Banquet
The Ohio Society of New York facing a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on February 1 with speakers like Gov Hughes and Sen Foraker is rumored to be used for a political attack on the Taft administration. Taft declined attendance while reports claim some speakers may attack Roosevelt and Taft, prompting denials from society leaders who insist the gathering is nonpolitical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Taft
Missouri
Gov
Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Ohio Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Ohio
Foraker
Archbold
Gov. Hughes
United States
Paraker
Judson Hermon
Cincinnati
Peter Grosscup
Chicago
William D. Murphy
John D. Archbold
Standard On Company
Wiliam Rockefeller
William G. Rockefeller
Senator Foraker
Harris
John J. McCook
Society
Ohio Society
Harmon
Grosscup
Murphy
Kely
Teft
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Grip Cure Claims
An advertisement extols Hood's Pills to move the bowels and Hood's Sarsaparilla to rid the blood of the grip poison. It features testimonials from Miss Carrie Irby of Jenkins Missouri and Mrs C I Richardson of Hillsboro Oregon praising recovery and strength after two severe grip attacks and lung fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. I Richardson
Hillsboro
Oreg
Foraker Declines McKinley Memorial Banquet Invite
Cleveland scene centers on the Tippecanoe Club banquet next Wednesday where Taft is set as principal speaker. Foraker refuses the invitation without reason, writing to President Treadway that attendance is impossible. Secretary Taft and Dr Paul F Suthpen are also listed speakers with McKinley era ties and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Senator Forraker
Tippecanoe Club
Taft
Foraker
Treadway
Washington
Paul F Suthpen
Second Presbyterian Church
Griggs
United States
McKinley
D. E B. McKinley
California
Oslo
Pacific Slope
Bryan and Harmon Arrive in Washington for Gridiron Club Dinner
William Jennings Bryan and Judson Harmon arrived in Washington to attend a Gridiron Club dinner at the New Willard. Bryan, delaying from Atlanta, will use the Metropolitan Hotel as headquarters and meet Democratic leaders in the Senate and House before leaving Wednesday. He may be urged to set aside his nomination bid for party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Gridiron Club
New Willard
Bryan
Atlanta
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Fourteenth Street
Metropolitan
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Change of Name Favored for Avenue from White House
Petitions supported by the Women's Sixteenth Street Improvement Association and local residents urge Congress and Commissioners to rename the avenue leading from the White House as Avenue of the Presidents. The group cites presidential ties to the street and envisions future presidential memorials along the vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Sixteenth Street Improvement Association
President Avenue
Robes
Hinckley
John B. Henderson
John Hay
Henderson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Congress
Gallinger
Hotle Park
Sixteenth Street
Meridian Hill
Alea
Thomas H. Carter
Robert Wisckley
John H .Henderson
Joseph D Foraker
Eugene Hale
William Alden
Mith
Albert Hevertage
David J. Brewer
Kenry B. Drown
George Dewey
George Huff
Jobn
Hull
Weather Conditions and Temperature Report from U S Department
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau Washington notes general temperature rise overall with drops northwest and Lake region conditions. Local snows in Lake region, scattered precipitation central valleys and Lake region, wind patterns along Atlantic coast Gulf coast and Lake Michigan vary in strength. Maximum and minimum temperatures recorded at Michigan station with humidity and sunshine values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Michigan Peninsula
Reody Mountains
Raina
Inowa
Ratky Mountains
Carcades
Lake
Rocky Mountaine
Upper
Lake Region
Missouri
Mississipp
Valtera
Stow
Midaigan
Vital Force Discoveries Claim Rapid Universal Healing
Andrew McConnell promotes vital force science claiming to cure chronic disease and aging. December and January classes grow, with two assistants aiding a rising attendance. Notables like W J Moomaw endorse the method. Public lectures scheduled at Metropolitan Bank Building and Dumbarton Methodist Church with mail courses offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McConnell
McConnell
Atx
W. J. Moomaw
College Street
Iteace
Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
Ciub
Dumbarton Methodist Church
Postmaster Urges Rural Patrons to Use Stamps
Postmaster Barnes urges rural delivery patrons to stop placing loose coins in mailboxes for stamps. He asks patrons to carry stamps and place coin cups in boxes to speed carriers and reduce delays on routes. Probate petition filed for Dr Denis J Stafford will. Helen C Whitten named executrix and beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Dr. Stafford
Helen C. Whitten
Denis J. Stafford
Whitten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennet
Resents
Cronin
Thomas BD. Sloan
Berry McGott
Manhus
Charles Fy MW Ibare
Plattsbars, Sr
Jol
Willius
Buffalo
Gat Artien Cocpa
Wennscat Gregoon
Tenafly
Agiaateyam
Garfield
Reottecy
Far West
Art
Speaker Cannon
Ullom
Hope King
Pacific Coast
East
Rocky Mountain States
Secretary of War
Aikiney Lives
Bee
Foraker and
Thera
Tee
Bryan and
Metropolitan Hotel
Serarasze
Thornton’s
Janus
Sheea
Jace and Blucher
Mary Atylea
Sassenvera
Ladiaa
Patton
Childre
July
Russia
Ges
Wyibie Oon
Thornton's Reliable Shoe
7Th St.n.w
Women’s Sixteenth Street Association
White House
Apa
Asheville
N.C
Atlantic City
I. A
Blamarck
Date
Boston
Mae
Ghis
Cheyenne
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Suckeonyilie
Kansas City
Little Reef
Marquette
Memphie
Tennon
New Oritana
Ns & C
North Platte
Nebr
Omeks
Pebr
Moscatel
Pedro Domecq
St. Phong
Life Electricity Institute
15Th St
F.st. NW
Opticians
SS Dental Office
Lvamia Avf NV
Bucdey
Schwartz
Severi
Pelzmanth St. N. We
Fulton’ Sei
Ninth Street
Macropattan Bane
Munyon
Mr. Employer
The
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!