Pastor and Parishioner Held After Affinity Admission
A Brooklyn pastor Maxwell J. Walenta and Louise A. Hayes were arrested for an inquiry into a sexual relationship with a parishioner. The minister denied improper behavior, claiming the woman sought refuge in his house and that an official room in his church was open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Turk
Get
Maxwell J. H. Walenta
Ciuren
Brooklyn
Louise A. Hayes
Netlon Wey
Walenta
Beals
Jpissier
Chita
Clereyman
Magistratsty
Mes Bauer
Hesbuid
Obituary fragment chronicling multiple names and dates
Fragmentary obituary notices from a historic newspaper itemize mourners and dates. Names include MARTIS ALOYSIUS and MARY G. with residences on streets in northeast and northwest areas. Several dates in October are listed for services and remembrances at local churches and hospitals, with invitations to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. Rtaut
Streat
Aringeloek
Huthmore
Martls Aloysius
Wheat Suis
Maren
Maggie Hlaeon
Bansevey
Providence Hospital
Heed A
Methodist Episcopal
Sarah
AL Eunlay
Dausher
SAILORS FATALLY SCALDED ON SHIP IN BUFFALO PORT
The City of Nantes arriving at Buffalo harbor with two crew dead and one injured after a steam pipe burst in the boiler room. Fireman Louis Horneusle and coal passer James Planagan killed. First Engineer Gouls Fittinger badly burned while seeking to aid them as the vessel lurched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Nantes
Ghlchrist
Louis Horneusle
Iwaukee
James Planagan
Coi Passer
Battale
Firat
Gouls Fittinger
Butinto
Beilers
Naples
Hornbush
Flonspan
Fittinger
Fear Descent Into Lakes For Bennett Cup Balloon Race
Aeronauts preparing for the Bennett Cup race from St Louis October 2 urge lake-region newspapers to warn mariners. Balloons may drift toward Lake Michigan and Lake Superior within 24 hours after the start, aided by southeast winds and a full moon. Officials note water hazards and seek rapid recovery if a balloon lands on the water. European entrants are en route aboard ships, with Gritty Brewer and Lieut Claud Brabanson among competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Aero Club of America
Lake Region
Tivoao
Lake Michigan
Lake
Touraine
Lieut
Claud Brabanson
Aéro Club of Great
Bell Airship Ready Soon For Aerial Experiments
Baddeck Nova Scotia and Ontario reports quote Prof Alexander Bell announcing near readiness to place a man in a tethered aerostat or kite to study aerial motion. He says motorized flight may wait until initial buoyant tests and non motorized lifting are proven, under the Aerial Experiment Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiner
Bell
Aerial Experiment, Association
Trial of Magills Begur Opens in Morbid Murder Case
Assistant State's Attorney Mitchell opens the Magill murder trial in Dewitt County against Fred Magill and his second wife Faye Magill for the death of Fred Magill's first wife, Pet Gandy Magill. The state seeks to prove strangling after chloroform and that Pet Magill letters were forgeries urging the marriage to Faye Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decktur
Til
Got. U
Ftate
Mitchel
Dewitt County
Fred
Faye Graham Magill
Magill
Pet Gandy Magill
Faye Graham ‘Magil
Faye Graham
Licensed to Marry Amid Te Lewin and Others
A列 fragmented notice lists multiple individuals such as Tovert Te Lewin and Roxle A Drassmond with ages 28 and 28 respectively, along with clergy names Rev Ignatius Fossy and Rev Jaks Van Sthalck. It records wedding intentions or licenses amid garbled details and surnames. The broken OCR text mentions various names, ages, and places with little coherent context beyond marital licensing references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovert Te Lewin
Burk
Ignatius Fossy
Esward F. Graver
Aid Berle Z. Schroth
Jaks van Sthalck
Edwandest
Roxle A Drassmond
Payh
Righmdad
Ve. Bav
A. Willbenka
A. Willbenka W Wiltinacago i, and Magee O'Bunion, 20, Per. A. Willbeakey
Joseph Ineo
Phkindethia
Fay
Hery R. Wade
New York City
Ieeawentin
Waller Dois
Stazette Paltimoers
Howard
Deaths Health Office Record Summary
Health Office records list several deaths including Ida Louise Colton aged 60 from 119 Hth 4, Lucy Barton 74, Donald Knight 60, and James Cusick 80 from Providence Hospital. James M. Carthy noted at Providence Hospital with 80 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Louise Colton
Lucy Barton
Donald ¥. Knight
Calvert
Lusitania Sets Record For Atlantic Passage From Daunts Rock
The Lusitania returns to New York amid cheers after beating the Blue Ribbon by sailing from Daunts Rock to Sandy Hook in four days nineteen hours and fifty-two minutes. Capt Watt praises the ship’s performance while firemen endure intense heat and receive ale as thanks for their efforts. London hails the feat as a boost to Britain’s maritime prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daunts Rock
Sandy Hook
Fourteenth Street
Watt
Hmit
Atlantic
Lusiiapla
Solve
Lusitanta
J. B. Watt
Lusitania
Daisy
Maes
Lueltanis
Gustav H. Sehwad
General Maineer
Lloyd Steamsip Company
Wincussing
Lloyd
Kaiser Wilhelmir
Duunta Rock
Queetatown
Ambrose Channel
Staten Istead
Sipawung Aly
London
Cunard Line
Lusitans
Great Britain
Mra
Britannia
Germany
Sandy Mook
Baggage Theft Suspect Held For Examination In Virginia Case
Lonidon Oc ex-nvynyeum bow street court today tied to William Arthur New aligs and Robert Lewis charged with grand larceny and felonious assault. Allan Newman and Henry Allen, arrested Feb 12 in New York, accused of robbing thousands of dollars of baggage from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Lewis and Allen confined at police HQ to New York, where they allegedly attacked Doorman Peter Burden before fleeing. Lewis reportedly fled to London last month. alias Charles Millet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonidon
William Arthur Newaligs
Robert Lewis
Virginia
Lews
Allan Newman
Areresten
Henry Allen
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lewis
Allen
New Yorb
Peter Burden
Lewis Mlecesder
Vitginte
New York Police
Tolontows
Aasaule
Charkes Millet
Moorish Pretender Gains Influence in Morocco Report
Dispatches from Southern Morocco indicate Gaid Anfoos has occupied Mogador, with Bargash acting for Sultan Abdel Aziz. Two battleships move from Tangier as locals fear Casablanca’s fate and Abdul Aziz’s drift toward French control. Mulai Hafid’s power grows daily as Anfoos pledges allegiance, while Bulai Hef envoys seek King Edward’s audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Gaid- Anfioos
Mogador
Bargash
Tangier
Morador
Cain Anfoos
Realiz
Casablance
Abdul Aziz
Legion of Honor
Mulai Hafid
Cald Anfleas
Mutei Hild
London
Bulai Hef
Eaward
Navy Officer Briggs Lapses Into Delusion At Hotel
Commander John B. Briggs retired Navy officer, believed pursued by six hundred people, caused alarm at a hotel. Washington notified, likely to be sent to an asylum. Briggs known for Manila court martial acquittal in 1905 over ship grounding. Born Massachusetts, entered Annapolis 1865, served on Philadelphia Baltimore Concord and Glacier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
John B. Briggs
A. S
Navy Department
Washington
Brigen
John Bradford Briggs
Manila
United States Chainel
Baltimore
Malaced Straits
Yosture
Rfo
Aslatle
Wiu
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Concord
Glacier
Aob Ehee Foive’ Ebroad
Landslide Moves in Ardeche Department France
Paris reports a major Ardeche landslide moving for twenty six hours have displaced nearly a million cubic meters of earth. It has traveled about half a mile, dammed a river forming a lake, demolished a road and carried away two bridges. Floods and damaged railways disrupt the region with several fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington Pas
Paris
Department
Ardeche
Southern Cannery Merger Promises Large Scale Combine
Washington reports a major merger involving Mellbenny interests. George W. Youns and associates announce the Mollhenny Company will acquire J. McTihenny’s tobacco pacas line and the Molihenny Manning and Manufacturing Company canning operation, touted as among the nation’s largest canneries. Backers include United States Trust Company of Washington and Hibernia Bank and Trust, with Louisiana Bank and Trust in New Orleans. Capitalization set at 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Capital
New York
George W. Youns
United States
Trust Company
Washington
Hibernia Bank
Canal Louisiana Bank and Trust Company
New Orleana
Cleveland Returns Home From New York Visit
Former President Grover Cleveland returned to Princeton this afternoon from a trip to New York. Mrs. Cleveland said he is improving rapidly but still weak. The New York visit was described as purely business, with plans to travel to New York more frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
J. J. Get. U
Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Frank
Quentin Roosevelt to Ride Engine to Philadelphia
The president's son Quentin Roosevelt will ride in the cab of a Pennsylvania railroad engine to Philadelphia. He will travel with George W. Boyd's son aboard the train, escorted along the route as part of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quentin
Roosevelt
Fosmoreow
Pennsylvania Railroad
George. W
Boyd
Santetany
Peaneer Waxentor
Diplomat Caught in Flood Narrow Escape Near Valence
The Italian ambassador to the United States Baron Mayor Planches, while traveling by car near Valence in the Drome, faced a washed out road after recent floods. He was forced to take a detour via Saint Velliers and Saint Jing, with several narrow escapes during the perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Mayor Des Platches
Forts
Baron Mayor Planches
Ttalien
United States
Valence
Department of the Drome
Jing
Saint Velliers
Votes for ship subsidy approved by Dutch lower house
The States General lower house approved a grant by votes 3 to 1 percent providing a 1,200,000 subsidy to the Dutch line Bienmere running Holland Argentina Brazil. The line faces competition from the German Flata steamship combine endangering trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hague
The
States General
Pyt
Bienmere
Argentina
Brazil
Flata Steamship Combine
Attack on Charles P. Baird in Philadelphia region
The Philadelphia man Charles P. Baird, Baldwin Locomotive Works employee, claims an unavoidable crash when a boy darted from behind a wagon while a night ride at Nevilly went wrong. He says two English bystanders beat him until police intervened. consulate support led to release pending investigation and possible criminal and civil action. His family details and background are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Baird
Philadelphia
Paria
Chanel P. Baird
Baird
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Billet & Hoy
Daipre
Nevilly
Manon
Bold
Brotier- Tae
Barig
Be Reis
Spl
Sandewen
Arbitration setback at Washington Conference debate
A fragmented report describes abstentions by the United States, Japan, Turkey, and others on a resolution endorsing obligatory arbitration. Choate criticizes the outcome as a setback to progress, while Count Tornilt drafts a declaration urging arbitration and interpreting differences as juridical. Drago may push a proposal for peace education and international hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eine Hague
Coimt Teratelt
United States
Japan
Haidly
Turkey
Choate
Mr. Choate
siresBy
Catin
Drago
Arverisina
Helen and Me Wedding Lies Surface in Court Records
The text recounts a troubled marriage dispute involving Helen, her disappearance, and a contested wedding. It notes rumors of meetings, a possible ceremony, and fears of deceit, with the speaker asserting the marriage remains legally binding and unresolved by annulment, while awaiting further legal clarity.
Mrs Leiter Much Better in Clarkson Marriage Report
Philadelphia reports Mrs. Leiter’s condition improves as the Clarkson marriage story unfolds. Statements deny Osborn marriage. Clarkson-Maloney pair travel under assumed names, with authorities and family closely watching flight to London and Paris bound plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Philadelphia
Andrew P. Mon’ Joney
Helen Maloney
Majestic
London
England
Clackeon
Tola
Osborn
Maloney
Lars
Tom
Anna Elvil
Martin Maloney
Montreal
Omeiais
Canadian Pacific
Ling
Minn Maloney
New York
Fortune Awaits Thompson After Prison Term
A prison letter in Asbury Park reveals convict Frank Thompson may inherit nearly 200000 from a wealthy relative after serving six years for theft. The note quotes his remarks on honesty and notes his plan to position himself to live by his “theory of honesty” once released, amid a criticized path from Freehold to Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Frank Thompson
Trenton
Manchester
Igland
Thompson
Origon
Thomyzon
Rewell Avenue
Treasurers of Lodges Societies and Clubs
Northwest corner of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania are. Charles J. Bell, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth St
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Bell
Earthquakes Record Shocks Amid Pacific Activity
Belemologist notes four earthquakes detected by instruments, a rare sequence linked to a month with heightened seismic events in the central Pacific. The report cites unusual quake activity spanning distant isles and offshore regions, reflecting renewed tectonic unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Apsgles Cableta
Thy Waaltngton Fort
Tondam
Death Sentence 208A16 Doomed Hen Charged with Conspiracy
An obscure report mentions a death sentence linked to a conspiracy against a government, with unclear references to Haiti, Jamaica, and an October timeframe. The fragmented text hints at a plan by sixteen men and possible attempts to overthrow a regime, but details remain garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Jamaica
Baith
Capers Considers Plan to Act by President on Prohibition
Commissioner Capers plans to abolish and consolidate collection districts due to tax revenue declines in prohibition states Georgia South Carolina Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma. Roosevelt may issue order for district consolidation. Georgia and South Carolina likely merged under Columbia collector Mican Jenkins. Prohibition effects may lower Georgia collections dramatically while Alabama Florida and others face similar shifts. Superintendent Chancellor moves to curb attorney hiring to obtain teaching positions and will appoint a three-member committee to probe bribe allegations against an assistant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourh
Internal Revenue
John G. Capers
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Mississiopi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
South Cerolina
Capers
Roosevelt
Mican Jenkins
Columbia
B.C
Arkanses
Mississippi
Touislang
Fie Tilecieg
Xigantre Concerna
Will Todey
W. Calvin Chass
Bruce
Santa Fe Convicted in Rail Freight Case in LA
In Los Angeles on October 11, the jury found the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Hallway Company guilty on all counts in the Tebanng shipments indictments. The maximum potential fine is 1,100,009 dollars with a minimum of 86,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hallway Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Setine
O'Reilly
Bert Seneking
Feumt
Mar Hecate
Mee & Bayliss
Arvey
Ervite
OHN
RO Wright CO
Sure
Bret Rae
W. R. Speare
Embslmer
F Street
Rome
TaerisTig
Blackistone's
1Th & H Sts
Plonesiotn
Reswanahle
Brleaa
Geo. C. Shaffer
Florist
Gude
Newspaper
bRbaive
Start
Bell Airship
Magills
Health Office Record
TEE Union
Cresta Blanca
California
Sinus
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. N. W
Caid Aisfloos
Mulni Hafid
HULL
France
Imme
Ani
Southern Cannery
Helin
Hess
Montreal- Wous
Helen
Abe Ries
Belen
Helens
Mrs. Leiter
Vmak
Clarksons
Liverpool
Cunningham
Britein
Quebec
Sathel Clark
Epeetak Cabra
Washingtonian
Andar
Parle
Joseph Leiter
Hia
Sheliman
Hig Alsteen
Countess of Suffolk
Ana Slender
Colin ‘Campbell
Victoria
Gonvist
American. Security and Trust’ Company
Greece
Slupeco
Coe
Clueti
Fedea'a OY
Washington Post
Capera
Chancellor
N. B. Marshal
Ik Niath Strait Northwest
District of Columbia
Ednes Ben
Santa FE
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!