Turkey Rejects Peace Teams Amid Cholera Atrocities
Porte denounces peace teams as Bulgarian conditions deemed unacceptable and commands Nazim Pasha to resume military operations. Surrender of principal cities is demanded. An eye witness at a cholera camp describes grisly, heartrending scenes in stark terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Nazim Pasha
Cholera Camp
Constantinople
Bulgaria
London
Daily Mail
Kiamil Pasha
Turkey
Adrianople
Scutari
Janina
Hehatalja
Adda
Tehatalja
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Tchatalja Tota
Hamidieh
Black Sea
Berlin
Osman Nizami Pasha
Germany
Sofia
Varna
Bulgarian Losses and War Fallout from Constantinople
Ottoman rejection of allied terms prolongs war. Bulgarian losses at Tcha talja reported near 8,000 with heavy casualties from shelling. Descriptions of brutal camp conditions near San Stefano reveal thousands of sick and dead, limited rations, and inadequate care for soldiers amid ongoing bombardment.
Cholera Camp Described in Constantinople
Heart rending scenes unfold daily at the San Stefano cholera camp in Constantinople. An Associated Press correspondent, with a foreign embassy secretary and Major Clyde S. Ford, visited the camp amid skepticism in the foreign quarter about official figures and claimed tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
San Stefano
Associated Preas
Clyde S. Ford
Tera
Hydroaeroplane burns flyer jumps to safety
St Louis November 21 Tony Dannun lost his hydroaeroplane while preparing to fly down the Mississippi from St Louis to New Orleans The flyer and his companion W H Trafta a photographer leaped clear escaping injury in the blaze
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tony Dannun
Jannin
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Jannun
W. H. Trafta
Actors' Union 18 Center of Struggle
Recheater New York November 21 reports ongoing jurisdiction disputes with the White Rats union taking precedence while the American Federation of Labor convention nears. Delegates will attend a large pig roast tonight in convention hall as part of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Union 18
Center OF Struggle
Recheater
N. Y
White Rats
Actara
Union
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Adjustment
500000 Babies Said To Be Murdered Annually
Chicago reports a federal raid led to twelve arrests of doctors and drug firm owners accused of mail fraud and criminal medical practice. Chicago Medical Society members claim criminal operations kill about 500000 babies annually, with many women dying from these procedures. The crime is said to be concentrated in large cities, based on the national birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Medical Society
Bishop Percy Silver Denied Divorced Record
Omaha officials say reports that Dr. Percy Silver of Topeka was divorced by an Omaha court are unfounded. Records in Douglas County show no such decree. Opposition to his consecration as bishop coadjutor for Kansas cites alleged divorce during his army chaplaincy in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Hey
Percy Silver
Toseka
Kansas
Douglas County
Omegha
Silver
Salem Trial Near Completion In Wepizzo Murder Case
Three quarters of a million words make up testimony in the Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso trial over the Wepizzo murder tied to last winter’s Lawrence textile strike. The case, ongoing since September 30, nears jurors after Attwill’s Commonwealth closing and Judge Quinn’s charge. Mahoney concluded for Ettor and Peters followed for Giovannitti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Wepizzo
Lawrence
Attwill
Commonwealth
Quinn
Mahoney
W. Scott Peters
Manager Rung Burglar Gang Links in Kansas City Case
A Kansas City Kansas burglary ring operates on a commission basis with a manager directing three thieves. William Thomas, 28, confessed the crew included a woman who identified targets and an advance agent who planned each night’s work. Thomas led police to the Freeman Avenue home of Dr. C. H. Davis, and described the route from break-in to sale through a business manager and Omaha pawnbroker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
William Thomas
C. H. Davis
Freeman Avenue
Davis
Thomas
Omaha
Johnson Granted Three Weeks to File Demurrers
Chicago date November 21 Jack Johnson a Black boxer was granted three weeks by United States District Judge Carpenter to file demurrers to five Mann White Slavery Act charges for transporting Belle Schreiber a white woman across state lines for immoral purposes He pleaded not guilty to smuggling a diamond necklace from Europe Johnson was represented by four attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
United States
Carpenter
Belle Schreiber
Johnson
Europe
Police Scour Nation for Woman's Slayer Koetters Hunted
Chicago reports John B. Koetters, 26, sought as slayer of Emma Kraft, a Cincinnati widow who came to marry him. She was beaten with a hammer in a downtown hotel, robbed of 1000 dollars, and died days later. Identification was made by her niece Mrs. Anna Kloker and her daughter Florence in the county morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
John B. Koetters
Emma Kraft
Cincinnati
Koetters
Elhin
Anna Kloker
Florence
Vinton prisoners arraigned after shellburg robbery
Paul Prior and Tienry Hahn pleaded guilty to robbing Sheinler general store at Shellsburg and asked for immediate sentence but Judge Nichols delayed. Prior claims 17. Rahn aged 21. Armstrong released on bonds. Police traced loot back to Cedar Rapids. Catholic church fire in Lowell, Massachusetts destroys interior. estimated loss $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Sheinler
Shellsburg
Paul Prior
Tienry Hahn
Nichols
Claire Armstrong
Atkine
Cedar Rapids
Nichola
Prior
Rahn
Armstrong
Atkin
Lowell
Mask
Joan
thenRaptiate
Effort to Pardon Millionaire Land Swindler Hyde
Washington Nov 1 a major political clash arises over efforts by South Dakota and other state Republicans to secure a presidential pardon for Charles B. Hyde the millionaire land swindler sentenced in Leavenworth. Hyde with powerful friends seeks commutation and potential pardon while the post office department opposes any leniency citing his frauds across Dakota Minnesota and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treddribe
Afta
Ghrarles B
Ulsterhut
Doane Rabinsert
South Trakota
South Dakota
Llyde
Post Office Department
Hyde
Mets
Ald
Harr
King
Hart
Wade Ellis
Slyde
Ellis
Sistan
Hyde Deyo
Hare Hank
Dakotas
Althaneh
Enal
Oll
Tle
Pirrre
Federal
Sioux Falls
Girl Admits Love Not Pure In Murder Trial
Miss Ce willa Farley state house stenographer on trial for first degree murder admits intimate relations with her fiancé Jerome Quigley. Defense claimed pure love led to shooting to protect Quigley, as Farley’s mother sits distraught in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cewilla Farley
State House
Alvin &. Zollager
Jerome Quigley
Quigley
Miss Farley
Zollinger
Testimony on Alleged Railroad Rate Discrimination
Government witnesses presented testimony in a dissolution suit against United States Steel before Examiner Henry P. Brown. Jean Muller, formerly with the Interstate Commerce Commission, offered tables as the first witness of the day. The hearing focused on alleged railroad rate discrimination in favor of United States Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Exraminer
Henry P. Brown
Jean Muller
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hne
China Prepares War Over Mongolia Says Cable Dispatch
San Francisco dispatch reports from the Chinatown area indicate China plans to go to war with Russia over Mongolia. Secret societies linked to the revolution exchange messages with President Yuan Shikai as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
Glinese
Russia
Mongolia
Yuan Shi Kai
Begin Trial of Murder Caused by Chickens
Forest City Iowa November 21 quarrels and personal encounters between Oscar Bower and Carl Brokke led to a June shooting that killed Brokke. State witnesses detailed the events as the trial of Bower opens in district court. Mrs Brokke testified that after a yard dispute over trespassing chickens, her husband went to fetch a gun and Bower appeared with his own weapon, with she claiming Bower was the aggressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Oscar Bower
Carl Brokke
Brokke
Bower
Urokke
Miners Rescued From Plato Mine Fire In Centerville
A fire at the Scandinavian coal mine in Plato, near Centerville, Iowa, broke out this morning while 40 miners were at work underground. All workers were saved through the air shaft as flames raged at the top works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Plato
Drought Prompts Brother to Visit Dry Waterloo After Twenty Years
Kin of local hotel owner near Cedar Falls plans a belated Waterloo visit now that saloons are closed. Frank H. Carpenter cites his brother Fla Carpenter, a Civil War veteran who vowed never to come to Waterloo while the town was not dry. The brother, ill but determined, may travel to the farm to bring him here when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Towk
Booster Town
Frank H. Carpenter
Carpenter's Hotel
Fla
Carpenter
Cedar Malla
Hocatigo
Onenemonns
German bomb maker Riedelbach seeks asylum after dynamite incident
Carl Riedelbach, the German bomb maker who last Tuesday emptied a municipal police building with dynamite, told alienists he is the greatest man in the world next to Lincoln. Authorities may commit him to an asylum. only carrying concealed weapons files may apply. In Salt Lake City, Carl Warr’s mother blames a head injury from a stepfather kick for his eccentricities. she notes Carl’s Mormon conversion and past accidents related to dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Carl Riedseibach
Alfeniste
Lincoln
Rindelbach
Riedelbach
Saltlake City
Carl Warr
Parts of infernal machine shown in dynamite trial
Indianapolis reports parts of an infernal machine from wrecks in several cities were displayed at the dynamite conspiracy trial. Kansas City Chief of Police W. E. Griffith identified an infernal machine lost by Ortie E. McManigal in a swamp after a bridge explosion on August 23, 1910 that led to the arrest of local union officials W Bert Brown and Wm. J. McCain, who refused to sign a government-recorded statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. E. Griffith
Kansas City
Ortie E. McManigal
Missouri River
McManigal
Griffith
W. Bert Brown
Wm. J. McCain
Temperature record summary from Buchanan Optical Co data
Daily temperature report notes a high of 63 and a low around 44 with readings from midnight to 3 PM. It compares with the previous year's maximum 35 and minimum 18, reflecting a warmer day than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Book
Altenists to report on Schrank tomorrow
Milwaukee Nov. 21 The trial of John Schrank charged with attempting to kill Col. Theodore Roosevelt will proceed tomorrow. The commission of alienists examining Schrank's mental condition is expected to be ready to report at that time in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Schrank
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Baris
Schrank
Iowa Boy Elopes With His Two Cousin Partners
In Council Bluffs Iowa a 17 year old girl Evelyn and a 14 year old Venus are named as brides in a bold elopement. George Marvin reportedly left New Hampton with both cousins and was arrested by Bridgewater town marshal in Adair County yesterday and held in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Tia
Evelyn
Venus
George Marvin
New Hampton
Bridgewater
Adair County
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Paris
Vicetim
Red Crescent
Hademken
Tchatalfa
Asia Minor
Verno Marana
Hill
Deremian
JON
Norwalk
Conn
Jeremiah Donovan
Congress
Ebenezer J. Hill
Connecticut
Donovan
State Senate
Skinny Martin
Agi
Tepeather
Crank
Emancis
Pator
Altenists
Iowa
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!