Taft Plot Denial Sparks Pitt Chamber Speech Clash
Representative Martin W. Hatteton from Oyster Bay district defended Taft against claims he sought to bait the president. He expressed friendship and respect for Taft and said he did not intend to bait or trap the president with remarks about the Sherman Antitrust law. He recounted travel, speech prep, and his belief the president did not authorize any baiting comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Hatteton
Wayread
Oyster Hay
Y. Wie
Pitt Chamber of Commerce
Sherman
Washington
Littleton
President Tutt
United States Steel Corpor
Litheton
Taft
Ottobar
Scotland
New York
Montag
Pittsburgh
Chamber
Pittaburgh
Governo Fe
Pennsylvania
St . Ye
Pauld
Proshirat Taft
Pittahirgh
Isjaiches
Tryst
Barnes Delay in Albany Inquiry Hits Legal Battle
In a dramatic Albany county affair, Supreme Court Justice Joseph A. Kelcome granted a delay after extended arguments in the investigation led by Senate counsel W. Osborne into unanswered questions for Wiihuu Haines Jr. The defense attacked the legitimacy of the legislative resolution ordering the probe, and Barns’ counsel sought further briefs before a possible jail commitment for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallen
Novick
Aignmienta
Wiihuu Haines, Jr
Daiies W. Osborne
Senate
Albany Mit
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Kelcome
Kelvigg
Barnra
Albany
BRYAN PRAISES LA FOLLETTE AT KANSAS CITY
In Kansas City on November 2 Willey J Bryan praised Senator La Follette and the Democratic prospects for the next national election. He addressed supporters for Congress candidate Inseyn J. Tagmart and urged backing a progressive platform. He warned that Republican success could depend on a favorable outcome for La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Willelaw J.ryan
Inseyn J. Tagmart
Congress
Representave
Mitchell
Kana
la Palette
Kanaan Ch. Kans
Bryan
Conny
Follette
Fifty Lost in Japanese Wreck Off Human Island
Advices from Victoria report the Japanese vessel Shinty Mara, formerly the Baton Cawder, wrecked in a typhoon near Human Island on September 1. Cyclops steamer dispatches say about BC lives were lost, with only Captain Maurant and a stoker saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Cyclops
Vease Shinty Mara
Baton Cawder
Kalbfus Hearing Delivers Testimonies On Board Conduct
The hearing featured testimony on Kalbfus integrity with witnesses including William D. Hoover of National Saving and Trust and Ernest L. Schmidt of Lawyers' Title and Guaranty. James L. Feeney testified about his board candidacy, while Horstmann’s absence drew remark. The exchange highlighted accusations of personal bias and questions over witness participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Ratbfus
Hig
Studhoal
Sam Kathfua
Ho-t Bun
Kalbfua
Tioratman
Gatley
Rudolph
Commission
Horstmann
Board of Comunissioners
Comminnioners
Mayhs
James L. Feeney
Board of Assessors
Bennet
Excise Board
Kalbfus
Kalbfue
William D. Hoover
National Saving and Trust Company
Ernest L. Schmidt
Lawyers’ Title and Guaranty Company
Deaf and Dumb Girl Missing Rescued Near Home
Eleanora Gleason a deaf and dumb girl aged about eight was reported missing from her home at 88 Street Northwest. She was found shivering on a front step on Q Street near Fifth Street Northwest and taken to the police station before being returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora Gleason
Q Street
Fifth Street
Colman Stricken First Secretary of Agriculture
Norman J. Colman of St. Louis, first U S Secretary of Agriculture, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while on a worn-bound Wabash train at Lexington Junction Missouri on November 2. He was removed to St. Louis after his brother-in-law arrived, not yet conscious, and the condition was described as potentially fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Junction
Norman J. Colman
St. Louia
United States
Colman
Ri Yenrmoval
St. Louis
Tripoli
Ladimers
Rosai
Campa
joNd
Four Killed by Crossing in Bourbon County KY
Mira Lena Hughes her sister Mrs Horton Harp and her two children Ruth and William were struck by a fast train at a Louisville and Nashville line crossing in Bourbon County while crossing this afternoon. The deaths were reported instantly by medics and local authorities are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Loulyvile and
Bourbon County
Mira Lena Hughes
Horton Harp
Ruth
Willian
Italian Fleet Off Tripoli in Fresh Turmoil and Turkish Assaults
Reports from Rome and Tripoli describe Italian forces facing Turkish artillery and air reconnaissance near Tripoli while naval issues unfold. An ex vizier claims Germany’s ambassador guaranteed Italy would not send troops or ships to Tripoli, prompting cabinet doubts about dispatching materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo Alberto
London
Daily Telegraph
Constantinople
Hakk Bey
Tripoli
Italy
Tripotl
Floor collapses injure teachers in Westchester county event
About twenty Dubie school teachers and several active directors were injured as they left the high school building after a county teachers meeting. The concrete vestibule floor gave way, dropping them into the cellar. Several suffered broken legs and a broken thigh, others had fractured snithes, and all were badly bruised. Those seriously hurt were hospitalized. The accident was caused by rotted wooden joints supporting the floor. The high school had been built six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcheater
Dubie
Taft Passes Through City on Way to Hot Springs Visit
President Taft rode in a private car attached to the New York express, arriving in Washington at 10 55 p m. He traveled by train to Hot Springs with Mrs Taft and Miss Helen for a few days rest before continuing to Cincinnati. No callers were received during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Ideal
Hot Springs
Helen
Cincinnati
John D Invites Marshal to Breakfast at Rockefellers
New York on November 2 United States Marshal Henkel journeyed to Pocantico Hills to serve papers in the government's suit against Poteet Corporation and John D Rockefeller. The magnate declined the invitation noting the papers should have accompanied the previews document. He praised the marshal for his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United State
Henkel
Pocantico Hills
United States Poteet Corporation
John D. Rockefeller
Burglars Hit Three Homes In One Morning
Thieves raided three residences taking valuables including jewelry from Dr A K P Harvey and Mrs L A Cross. A boy named Jerry Berry 3 was arrested after a daylight entry at 206 Oliver Street Northeast. Pawnbrokers were warned to watch for stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phifer
Second Street
J. A. Crosm
Thirteenth Street Southeast
E. B. Green
Fifteenth Street
Central Office
Vermillion and McNamee
Oliver Street
Jerry Berry
Berry
Green
Taft reviews the fleet as ships salute in New York harbor
President Taft attends a grand review of Admirals Weinwright Potter and Vree’s fleet aboard the Mayflower. A yacht transfer, rough seas, and a formal flag salute open ceremonies, followed by the Connecticut flagship’s return and a long shore-to-shore sail past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinwright
Potter
Vreeland
Fletcher
Potte
Philip Andrews
Archibald W. Butt
J. C. Aimer
A. E. Bristol
Retary Hillee
Perth
Taft
Henry ‘W. Taft
Army
Navy
Mr. Taft
Connecticut
Acarce
West Twenty-third Street
Mananverin
San Francisco
Pacffc
Nature
Bay
Geet
Oster
New York Harbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itr
Barnes
New York State
Kentucky
Turkey
Malta
Sicily
Rome
Sarees
Commmand
Grecian
Dardanelles
Salonik
Smyrna
Joen D
Marshal
Oil King Aaks
Bim
Dr. A. K. P. Harvey
Mra. L. A. Cross
BIG Fleet
Kiel
Meyer
South Carolina
Michigan
Delaware
North Dakota
Texas
Oregon
Jine
Cervera
Santiago
Indiana
Massachusetts
Iowa
Ohio
Maine
Missouri
Spain
Virginia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Georgia
Loulalana
Kanaag
Vermont
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Idaho
Misalseippi
Wes
Wooltex
Healers
Arig
Hudson River
Secretary OF the Navy
Osterhaus
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!