Uchida Named U S Ambassador Amid Diplomatic Shuffle
The Japanese government indicates Uchida has been designated as ambassador to the United States to succeed the recently recalled post holder. The long-time diplomat previously served as vice minister of foreign affairs and as a representative in Austria Hungary. Readiness for arrival and duties in Washington are noted as formalities proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bhe
Austria
Vise
Bryo Mawr
Ylally
Uehida
Ticu Klékatuca
Austria Hungary
Twas
Noah
Edapas
Pokve
NC Uuter
King's Palace Opening Seen At Parade Store Display
A garbled report notes preparations for a fall opening at a department store named in fragmented terms. The piece mentions displays, models, and earlier events as part of the run up to the launch, with some stray names and scattered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nossa
Hina
Boston
E. B
Guests at fair banquet celebrate local volunteers and leaders
A fragmented report notes attendees at a county fair banquet, honoring local organizers and volunteers. Named figures appear in garbled form, including residents and supporters who contributed to community events. The piece hints at hospitality and civic pride amid the festivities.
Virginians Building Roads and Court News
Virginia plans road work across 48 miles surveyed under state supervision. The project aims to connect multiple districts with clay roads. In the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company v. Lee was partly argued and awaits completion. Joseph Hosmith, a prominent farmer, died from burns after an epileptic episode set a fire on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Merlin
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Washington Post
Staunton Tsa
Virginia Spreme Court of Eppaats
Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lee
Washinston
Laurel del
Joseph Hosmith
Minnesota Crew Defends Battenberg Trophy At Hudson River Event
A large party of sailors from the fleet in Hampton Roads attacked Charles Lees restaurant at Pine Beach, wrecking the place before departing for the Hudson River celebrations. Rear Admiral Santon Lehrgeder and the Atlantic fleet prepare to leave Hampton Roads for New York, where Minnesota and guest crews will contest the Prince of Battenberg trophy against Argyle and other entrants amid illuminated ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Pine Beach
Charles Lees
Hampton Roads
New York
Santon Lehrgeder
Ramalnet Aglow
Hampton Roada
Ue Janmes
Morelos
Minnesota
Eniager Argyle
Colored Odd Fellows Elect Biennial District Officers
The biennial convention of the District Grand Lodge Grand United Order of Odd Fellows adjourned Tuesday. An agenda included establishing a fund for aged and infirm members, 10 percent allocation. Officers elected: Pollard grand master, Mairi deputy grand master, Charlca Hill grand secretary, HW Honesty grand treasurer, JC Pollard grand director, WE Wills delegate to Halt Association, WO Blackburn grand marshal. Installed by W I Lesion, with Past Grand Master Darrel Webster presiding. A motion proposed a substantial gift to retiree James IC Coleman in recognition of faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Grand United Order of
Odd Lelows
T Pollard
UIT Mairi
Charlca
Hill
JC Pollard
Blackburn
WI Lesion
America
Darrel Webster
Paigei
James IC Coleman
Woman Sues P D Inspector for Damages in 2000
Wise Rose Romeka, a clerk in the Los office Department, sues William Brownlow son of Rep Walter Brownlow of Tennessee and a Postoffice inspector. She seeks 2000 damages alleging he promised marriage in 240 bet and married Anna Geb of Huattail Ma on May 2. Miss Wo Katz files a second suit seeking 1400 alleging Brownlow lent her money during courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brownlow
Walter Brownlow
Tennessey
Postortics Department
Newton, Hans
Wise Rose
Los
Brownlow
St Louis
Benwalow
Muse Anna Geb
Huattaile Ma
Wo Katz
Move In Thaw Case Seeks Taos Commission in Pittsburg
Attorney for James G Graham in New York files petition in Pittsburg Pa asking court appoint a Taos commission to examine mental condition of Harry Thaw. Former Gov Willem A Stone for Roger O Moore trustee in bankruptcy objects as judge reserves decision. Claim of 299177 against Thaw cited as allowed by referee William R Blair in bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucacy Commission
Pittsburg
Pillsburg
Frederictt Ts Kahle
James G Graham
New York
Taos Commission
Harry H Thaw
Willem A Stone
Roger Ovare
Thaw
Mc Grahamt Hag
Tha
William R Blair
Land Receipts Total 11.6 Million in Last Fiscal Year
The general and office cash receipts for the year ended June 20 totaled 11 607 088 a decrease of about 190 000 from the prior year Commissioner Bennett announced. Of receipts 9 0552 were from public lands sales 2092318 from Indian lands and 5259 38 from reclamation water right charges. North Dakota leads in public land sale receipts with 3282 and Oregon is next with 368. The land patented last year totaled 12 072 277 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsea
Bennett Yeaterday
North Dekota
Oregon
Sar Injured in Strom Fight at Peters Saloon
A brawl erupted at a saloon on Seventh Street Northwest. Peter Chaconas owner says a brick struck a man in the head, attributed to Emmett Turner. The injured man, a Negro, was taken home as police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug « Arenes
Peter Chaconas
Seventh Street
Emmett Turner
Negro Chaconne
Byres
Jury Plot Charged In Cook County Jury Drawings
Bench warrants issued for John D. Holland Nicholas A. Martin and Willa J. Rayburn over alleged conspiracy to substitute grand juror names. State's attorney probe linked to Inspector McCann case and broader jury selection reforms. Officials say evidence will reveal extensive conspiracies affecting juries in Cook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeme A. Baldwin
Circuit Court
John d. Holland
Cook County Jury Commission
Nicholas A. Martin
Alder~ van Kenna
First Ward
Willa J. Rayburn
Criminal Court
Waa
Grand and Petitians
McCann
Grand
Petit Jury
Wayman
Cook County
Grand Jury Charges Graft in New Courthouse Project
The Wilkes grand jury, meeting four weeks, filed a report charging graft in the building of the new courthouse. It recommends indictments of County Councilors George Smith Walter McAvoy Silay Jones County Comptroller James M Noris Architechts McCormick and French Inspectors Michael 1.39ch and Charles Noris, about two dozen contractors, electricians, and plumbers for fraud, conspiracy and malfeasance. The jury had indicted Frank Car succor the principal contractor and Orstl Formigil x subcontenero for defrauding the agency of $9009 on a Mastering contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Sesson
George Smith
Walter McAvoy
Silay Jones
James M Noris Arcalteets McCormick
Michael 1
Charles Noris
Frank Carsuccor
Orstl Formigil x
Life term for soldier in Michigan capital punishment case
John B Albson, a soldier at Fort Brady, was sentenced to life imprisonment after a federal court verdict found him guilty in a case tied to hiring a fellow soldier. The trial sparked debate over federal and Michigan state law on capital punishment, which Michigan bans. The jury recommended life imprisonment, avoiding a death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macagan
Marquetta
Mich
John B Albson
Fort Brady
Leavenworth
Gibson
Michigan
Anonymous gift of $2000 conscience money to Dominion Treasury
An anonymous donor sent $2000 to the Dominion Treasury in Ottawa with a letter stating the sum is money the government has rightfully received. The Finance Department acknowledged the receipt noting it is one of the largest such gifts in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Treasury
Ottawa Oatario
Finance Department
Dominion Treasury
FAMILY KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT REPORTED IN PARIS
New York dispatch says three telegrams from Paris announce the death of Mr and Mrs Ralph Moore of London and their infant child in an automobile accident. Mrs Broune, once Mary Benson, an New York actress, and the Moores were known in New York Philadelphia and Washington. An incident notes a trunk theft at Union Station with valuables stolen. A lease announcement covers the Adler corner at New York avenue and Seventh street for a new People’s drug store with plans for a grand, upscale shop ready by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R Watts
Philadelphia
Paris
Ralph Moore
London
Broure
NP Watts
Jullia M Brumby
Monroe Street
Union Station
Adler Corner
Adler
New York Avenue
Seventh Street
People’s Drug Store
Gibbs
Tas
Capitol City
Victor Adier
Peppiss
Thia
Port J
Labor federation eyes unity as Carmen Brotherhood edges in
Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor reports a near unanimous vote by the Brotherhood of Carmen to affiliate with the federation. The union represents workers from major rail systems and could apply for a charter once admitted, joining the Car Workers International Union already affiliated. The move prompts hopes for broader consolidation of railroad labor groups under the AFL. The federation plans to consider the action at its October meeting in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Exbar
Frm
Brotherhood of Carmen
Atlanta
American Federation of Law
Brotherhood of Carmen Com Prines
Carmen
Carworkere International’ Union
Stoi
Brotherhood
Latte
Federation
Brothershood
Morrison
Atlantic
Brotherhoods of Engl |Beers
Conductlor
The
Trades and Labor Union of St Louis
Electrical Workers
Morrisen
American Federation of Junbor
Muler
Mormon
Miller
Booker T Washington Barred by Hotel in Akron
Special to The Washington Post. Akron Ohio September 18 Booker T Washington, leader of the negro race, could not secure lodging at the Buchtel Hotel. He planned two addresses at Strat Congregational Church. The Reverend Bowstead and Mr Ajdal attempted arrangements, but hotel and invitation plans shifted as Senator Dick arranged a residence invitation. conflicting hospitality led to Washington's entertainment at another hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Akron
Ohio
Booker T Washington
Buchtel Hotel
Algon
Strat Congregational Church
Bow
MrAjdal
McArdal
Washington
West Wil
McAydal
North Carolina items on train death suit and bond issues
The administrator of James Neal, a Black man killed four months ago by a train, sues Southern Railway Co. for 2500. In Winston, the supreme court will consider validity of 5000 improvement bonds authorized at a session. The issue was bought by a Western bond dealer who later refused the cash portion due to irregularities in the bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neal
Southern Ralway Company
Winston
Supreme Part of
North Carolina
Hensum
Fatal auto relay ends in Reading with Buckley dead
The Philadelphia Press sponsored transcontinental relay from Philadelphia to Seattle ended tragically near Reading Pa when the first car wrecked killing reporter Henry L Buckley 24 and injuring several others including William Brown and William H Bohn. Chauffeur Clifford Ely and valet A Garter were lightly injured. The crash occurred after a rear tire failure as the car proceeded through Robeson a. Buckley a Lafayette College graduate was forward courier bearing a greeting from President Taft to Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Transportinental
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wesh
Philadelphia Press
Kobpadhla
Erg
Henry L. Buckley
The
Press
William Brown
Wiliam H Bohn
Acme Automobile Agency
Clifford R. Ely
A. Garter
Robesonia
Buckley
Treller
Taft
Chilberg
Reyburn
Honor Indians First Victim Memorial At Homes Creek
Special report describes a marble shaft monument near Homes Creek on the Watoga River marking the death of Jease Duncan, a white expedition party member killed by Indians. The memorial lists his name and the date of death, honoring the historical event and local tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Arlatol Tenn
Historic Homes Creek
Watoga River
Jease Duncan
Duncan
Yndian
Waetavga Ang Holston
Gunean
PLAN TO WED FAILS Warrenton Lass and Washington Swan in Rockville
Special to The Wangington PF Rockville Ma Sept 18 A marital plan collapses when a pastoral letter of identification cannot be produced from Misa Teresa M Jones of Warrenton Virginia and Charles Spashatt of Washington D C They visit Rockville and return home without a knot tying The church priest Father Philip B McGuire declines to officiate under the cited circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Washington
Swan
Rockville
Wangington
Misa Teresa M Jones
Warrenton Va
Charles Spashatt
Washington ,D
Rockvile
Philip B McGuire
St Marys Catholic Church
Richmond Postmaster Names Fuller Assistant in Richmond
The Richmond postmaster announced Asiah White Fuller 29 of Richmond as assistant postmaster with a $24 yearly salary. Fuller, son of Jerome H Fuller, is a Watt Democrat with no prior political activity. The appointment followed twelve applicants and support from the President and Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Fuller
Jerome H Fuller
Kilkell
Ballinger Western Tour and Taft Meeting Report
Secretary Ballinger travels west with Washington officials to meet President Taft in Denver on a Western tour. Ballinger refuses to discuss Pinchot Ballinger controversy or Glavis dismissal and offers no clear view on Alaska coal land investigations. He declines to answer whether he will resign or discuss intentions with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Baner
Washington
Denver
Jres de ‘Taft
Balliinger
Louis R Glavis
Alask
Barecter
Secretars
Tel Ng Taye
Boatigad of Indians Drowned in Victoria Squall
Ra Rockw lighthouse keeper Eastman reported a collision and capsize during a five strength squall yesterday off Victoria British Columbia. One boat carried Indians to the scene with a winner and chutre presumed drowned while others were rescued. Authorities continue investigation into the incident and weather conditions at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatigad
Victoria
British Columbia
Eastman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uchida
U.S. Post
Japan
Takahira
Wea Mosya Inplomat
Sds
Byer
Ko Ming
Tchida
Roy Lysta
Saben Om Xing
Toon Dt al
Noaftairs Ab Lukve
Whfe
Tis Contry
Fo Rehruare
Am Pease L Vastra
Hungary
Pd Suda
United Sus
Intel
Tnt Roarrl
Ummese
Jon International Law
King's Palace
Ansar Jeffersen
Adams
Westmoreland County
Reese
Gov. Marshall
St. Tentnwith
Marshall
Hudson Fete
ODD Fellows
District Grand Lodge
P. D
G Brownlow
Sar
Strom
Hesuly
Special Inquiry
Belles
McCaim
Néwa
Uste
Ralph C Moore
Mary Benson
Chirch
American ‘ Federation of Labor
Booker T
Tatt
Cer
Buckley the Coutes
Harrisburg
Altocar
Fitteburg
Pausc Ocean
Bucklay
Dac
Bucklaye
Puckley
Lafayette College
Shafton
Jesse Duncan
Sobby
P. M
W Fuller
Taft Democrat
Mr Allen
Virginia Brief
Henry County
F M Prilaman
Marcus Pull
Southern Express Company
Petersburg
Jeachmouth
Baltimore
Luther Newton
Stafford
Fredericksburg
John Chit
Henry Warden
Fredericksbure
House of Delegates
Glatriet
Sputsy Tynala
Ballinger
Stein
Sale Tinteen
Amor Ro
Tomor
Best Bromley Axminster Orrow
Won Stein & CO
7Th St
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!