Greeks siege halted by insurgents advance at Krania
From Lospex April 12. Greek insurgents have forced a Turkish garrison of about 600 at Haltino from the barracks after a stubborn siege. The Greeks claim to have captured Krania Porther and pushed toward Cypria, with 200 Turkish dead and three insurgent chiefs killed. A proclamation urged Macedonians and Epirotes to seek freedom as fronts shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospex
Trikhaiamaya
Haltino
Macedonia
Krania Porther
Cypria
Valcohort
Baltino
Prison Reform Moves Beltsville Indiana Prison Transfer
In Indiana the reform law moves toward separating hardened criminals from first term inmates. Jeffersonville becomes the Indiana reformatory and Michigan City the Indiana State prison, transferring 876 prisoners with 36 percent aboard The train included engine 62 a baggage car hospital car eight coaches about 50 prisoners each a parlor car for officials and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serversonville
Ind
General Assembly
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Michigan City
United States
Jeffersburville
Discrimination Charged Over Nicaraguan Official Conduct
Reports reach the state department through Consul O Hara in San Juan del Norte alleging discrimination by Colonel Torres acting intendent general at Bivefields toward American merchants. A Nicaraguan decree promised six months duty free on land imports, but shifts in its scope and timing led to duties collected on lard imported from the United States, triggering protest considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixoroy
State Department
United States
Qonsal Waisoka
Managua
Cansul
Nicaragua
Reguilar
Washinarow
Torres
Bivefields
O’hara
San Juan del Norte
Pacifico
Brochatas
Dynamiters Strike in Gadsden and Details of Vandalism
Reports from Gadsden Alabama recount dynamite destroying a house occupied by the Joven girls and the blast wrecking the Christopher coal mine machinery. Suspects include Charles Johnson with an alibi claim while warrants are out for Will Flood and John Jones. A bomb found under a house sent residents fleeing, with extra officers on duty. Loss to the mine equipment estimated at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapsven
Ala
Christopher Ooal
Charles Johnson
Jones
Flood Threat Grows as New Orleans Braces for Crest
reports from New Orleans describe rising river levels daily and weak spots along the levee line from St Claries parish to Camp Parapet. flood fears mount as sections at Gretna Ames crevasse and Hanson City face pressure while protective barriers and volunteer efforts reinforce the line to keep water from reaching the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orotaxs
Louisiana
Vicksburg
New Orleans
St Claries Parish
Hanson City
Camp Parapet
Ames Crevasse
Gretna
Texas and Pacific
Gretas
Louisiana Line
Skeleton of man found near Atlanta sparks murder theory
A skeleton discovered near Sandtown road west of Atlanta is believed by locals to be a murdered white man of means. A gold chain, small silver ring, and a polo locket were found near the remains, fueling speculations about a former accomplice of a man named Myers in a prior murder. Local lore ties the find to the old case of Forrest Crowley and a proposed murder-for-robbery motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sandtown Road
West End
Akleton
Will Myers
Crowley
Myers
Brown Allen
Forrest
Oro
Death and chaos at Yuma fiesta bullfight and wrecks
Eyewitness reports describe Captain Cartes Garcia gravely injured by a raging bull during La Grande Fiesta de Yuma as crowds flee through the main street. In separate disaster, two Southern trains collided near Harrisburg, killing three and injuring several more while rescuers transport the wounded. General Sanguilly, freed Cuban citizen, travels to New York with his son, awaiting further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartes Garcia
Yowa
A. T
Yuma
Spania
Angel
Garcia
Omcins
Nergoriog
Lael Jarcia
Dors
Thres
Cwantorre
N. C
Southern Railsway
Harrisburg
Tourth
Xe Donaldson
Brenton
No. 1
Tints Endy
Mill Hand
Ling Ride
J. O. Kinney
No 11
Will Dis
W. B. Tonstall
Robert Gallaher
Southern Express
Will Clements
Cottonmill
Boms
Durham
Captain Lovell
Kyle Rivera
Casmorre
N. Q
General Sanguilly
Oubix
Wato
Charette
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
James A. Walker
Cotton Ave
Americas
VV Unter
Callaway
Attorney AT Law
Hixon
W Hllborn FY Clarke
Kawamar Stree
Eric Witye
H. Chir
Crisp
Martiership
Jim P
Wheatley Hulkliog
Ell Simmons
Swericus
Ofice
Pastorice
Ang L
Kpychney
Americus
Clark & Hooper
Tehice
Wheatley
Inate
Amko Taylor
Vinice
Rembert
Crueswre
Forayth Kreet
Wanes
Omtee Telephone Xchange
la Stevens
Reston
K. Wheatley
Kuom Nu
Bixon
Byne Block
Court House
Georgia
A Ansley, Sr
Pbe-Taylon
KilavilleGa
Schley County
Ofice Toourthouse
Wilem
Hal. P. Davis
Forsyth Street
Recordrrom
Conn
Blalock & Cobb
Attorneys AT Law
Aurinets, Groreta
Amertt Watts Building
Bacon
Burt
Jauiar and
Jackson Streets
Catu. M.D
Felder Street
Jackson Street
Hridke
H. S. Munro
Omsearof Hank
Sumter
Brown Lurch Streets
E. J. Eldride
M. T. Davis Trulors
Iiew Mi
Armericas and Vicinity
Warren and
Ulin Unice
Murphy Hulldisbaldar Street
Caourch Viet Corner
Hampton Up
Ho Wiliam
Jer Dre Ca
Kina
Hartford
Jorgia
Coluumbus
Greenwich
Lancashire
Manchester
Eng
Niagara
Run Fire
London
England
Uder Writers of
Western
Toronto
Canada
Furance Cure
Pati Exposition Ex Co
C. A
Fricker
Aires
Armericus, Ga
Bouschald
U. K
Fairbank Company
Chicago
Nation
Allen & Sheffield
Macon
M. Callaway
Jet
Bisiege A
Preeti
Patras
Greece
Arta
Sangalamry Dou Ots
Lonpox
Constantinople
Serian
Montenegro
Gadsden
Birwxotam
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Jane
Eweble
Grand Duke
Gaxnes
France
Meckllnbary-Sehwera
McKinler
Wasmarox
McKinley
Washington
Dolin
Ethel Parriages
Pewminene
Ian Bebted
Lows
Annooy
Tony ‘Swern
Comen Trewmad
Cian
le Dnad
Beury Arb
Depair Nuraliady
Frank
Crescent City
Ynferera
Memphis
Lieutenant Powan
Captain Fitch
Itaska
Helena
Fitch
Pa Powan
Ny Sam
Boller
Charleston
Malgeria
Bobrudin
Sorta
Maha Troope
Fratlere
Seleh
Nz Bon Wamis Bbe Tv
ROYAL
Royal Haring Fowder
Sanguilly
Charlotte
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!