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!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
8
In London reports circulate that Lord Roseberwins will shortly announce the betrothal of the Duke of Albany and the Duchess of Albany. The announcement, expected soon, follows high society speculation and formal introductions at court events.
The Manchester Daily Dispatch reports the Duchess of Albany will accompany King Edward on his Scotland trip and that her betrothal to Lord Rosebery may be announced during or after the royal party’s return. Rosebery, a widower, earlier visited the king amid Liberal party tensions. The Duchess is widow to a son of Queen Victoria.
Newport News July 10. President OConnell of the International Association of Machinists telegraphed financial support, and the Newport News striker group voted not to return to work tomorrow. Some favored going back, but many nonattendees affected the majority. Superintendent Post reports 25 will take places at the shipyard tomorrow, with over 20 more arriving between today and Monday.
At a semi annual Union Bank gathering London officials led by Governor Mr Schuster reviewed Britain’s growing import surplus and rising indebtedness to the United States from produce transfers. The transfer of securities across the Atlantic continued and officials warned the movement cannot go on indefinitely.
Newport July 10 The third race between the Constitution Columbia and Independence ended in a calm fog. Constitution withdrew after an hour, leaving Columbia ahead by a mile and Independence by two miles when the wind died. The race will be sailed over tomorrow.
Conference on the steel strike opens in Pittsburg with both sides eyeing a settlement. Major mills will seek unionization, while a draft agreement by Vice President Warner Arms of American Tin Plate anticipates workers' rights to organize. Wages rise in Youngstown and Richmond, heat wave hits Christiania.
Storm damage along the Texas coast is limited to Lavaca with minimal losses. In Galveston two houses toppled from wind and six foot tides caused minor destruction. a high tide was forecast but not as severe as the previous night. Port Lavaca reports hard wind and high tide but damage under $250 with no serious injuries.
Yatesville Ga July 10 Special On July 1st and continuing until the 2st the Griffin district conference African Methodist church and Sunday school convention will hold sessions at this place The programme each day includes devotional exercises communion and addresses by ministers and laymen Rev J W English pastor of Fackson chapel and Rev H D Stinson presiding elder have issued a circular detailing business The committee on public worship will arrange for pastors on Sunday All persons bring hymn books Bibles and Sunday school quarterly Let all report Monday night as preaching will occur The list of committee reports should be written at home and pastors are to bring focal preachers and all claims belonging to this meeting
The Third Infantry Alabama National Guard entered camp at the state fair grounds this afternoon in Birmingham Alabama with a special designation for the event.
Odd Fellows prize drill and dance at Lakewood last night drew a large crowd for Canton Lodge No. 2100 FF. The sword drill was the feature and a close contest. Prize awarded to D. Gross for the drill event.
Keelys advertises a three day remnant sale with pieces from spring stock and marks wind up prices now. The note claims strong spring business and urges customers to act early to choose desired items before fall restocking. It touts fresh stocks and fashionable selections.
John A. Hinsey former endowment rank president faced a potential expulsion after a supreme lodge investigation found a 225000 deficit and misused funds. He defended his administration claiming death claims and failed investments caused the drift toward insolvency while reforms and higher insurance rates were proposed to stabilize finances.
The Ohio Democratic convention discussed factional lines among McLean, Johnson, Dowling and anti-Dowling delegates. It approved a platform urging municipal reform, home rule, and opposition to franchise abuses, while signaling Republican responsibility for corrupt local practices and calling for broader public involvement in municipal affairs.
Ohio Democrats denounce Republican control as corrupt and centralizing. The platform urges tariff reform, anti-monopoly laws, a strong navy, adherence to the Monroe Doctrine, civil service reform, direct election of senators, and labor rights. It condemns boss rule and calls for accountability in public offices. James Kilbourne, a longtime Columbus figure, emerges as a notable gubernatorial candidate.
The fragmentary note appears to reference a familiar phrase from consumer goods, suggesting a nostalgic or historical ad line about a product or brand long associated with trust and continuity.
Chicago endures a blistering heat wave with 102 degrees in the shade at the weather bureau, tying a record from 1887. Streets bake at 105 to 110 in sun, windows shut to block the fiery air while crops suffer across Illinois Iowa and Missouri amid widespread prostrations and crop damage.
Fulton County Court of Ordinary hears Ernest C Kontz as executor for probate of George Welch will. Heirs listed include Janet Welsh and numerous Scottish relatives. Notice requires all heirs and interested parties to appear on the first Monday in August for the hearing. Also notice of administration for Rosa H Milledge estate to be heard on first Monday in August. John R Wilkinson Ordinary.
In Fulton County Georgia Ordinary offices from July 1901 publish notices. James G Allew seeks discharge as administrator of Martha B Riles. Mary G Cammack seeks discharge as executrix of Richard C Cammack. Alice Meyer seeks discharge as guardian of Bernard R Meyer. Other filings include Paul Hentchel, Newsom Jackson, and Maris Kreis applying for letters of administration for deceased estates. Citations request show cause by first Monday in August or October as applicable.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.