Carlow’s Barrow Valley and a Romantic Irish Figment
A reflective portrait of Carlow County its landscape ruins and legends. The piece praises Barrow valley scenery while noting evictions inter‑Christian strife and absentee landlords. It recalls ancient tombs castles and the Kavanagh family with a portrait of a resilient, genial leader admired for perseverance and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancow
Jane
Srrerar
Ireland
Killarney
Glendalough
Carlow
Munster
Strafford
Wordsworth
London
Cook
Barrow Valley
Great Bowery
King of
Leinster
Cellac
David
Peter
Owen Meredith
Ireton
Ormond
Desmond
Hutters
Norman
Midland
Brook
Brian Boru
Green Carlow
Richard the Lionheart
Jerusalem
MacMorrough Kavanagh
Black Castle
Leighlin
St. Gubban
St. Molashog
Elizaveth
Willelaymus Obrin
Mark
Patrick
Sarah Finnerty
O’connor
Borris Idrone
Dermod
von Kiilow
Pale
Richard II
Peter Carew
Gloriana
Edmund of
Graigue
Borris
Destruction of a Foundry in Lowell Lights Up Fires
The Atherton Machine Company foundry at Phenix near Lowell was burned to the ground, likely from a smokestack. Loss mainly involved flasks and patterns in use. Other fires reported include a saw mill in Rush Creek, Albany Orphan Asylum outbuildings, and multiple insurance-backed warehouse and utility losses across cities. The electric plant at Wark was destroyed, with a $12,600 loss and heals planned to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Atherton Machine Company
Phenix
Onovitle
Cal
Jason Springer & Co
Rush Creek
Albany
Orphan Asylum
Toronto
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Boler
Astna Insurance Company
Orient
Imperial
Westchester
Thomson- Houston Company
Philadelphia
Short Mountain
Lykens
Penn
Faun
River
Michael Sullivan
South Main Street
Bridgeton
John H. Roe
Attendance at Casino hop peaks this season
Newport R I July 21 The Casino hop drew the best crowd of the season though not a large attendance. Guests included Mrs Paran Stevens and Miss Sallie Hargous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Paran Stevens
Sallie Hargous
Mrs Katherine Rohan Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Katherine Rohan fifty? aged forty died suddenly at her Phoenix Street home at 11 o'clock. She leaves four young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Katherine Rohan
Phoenix Street
Brookline Board Grants Ground Use for Encampment Week
At yesterday afternoon’s Brookline Board of Selectmen meeting the ground on Brookline avenue playground was granted to the G A R unit stationed in Brookline during Encampment Week. The board also voted to lay out Winthrop Road on Aspinwall Hill as a town way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Postmen Strike Backlash and Police Stand Firm in London
London authorities clamp down as postmen face mass dismissals totaling four hundred and four from a workforce of six hundred as a planned strike collapses. The move mirrors police tensions, with most workers returning to duties and unions failing to rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Has
Cauttoy
Senate Debates Finance Bill and Revenue Marine Transfer
The Senate debates the tariff bill and a plan to transfer the revenue marine to the Navy. Mr. Voorhees denounces the measure as a financial monster, criticizing tariff schedules and a 120 percent tin plate levy while urging free tin plate. The chamber adjourns after memorials for Representative Walker and a funeral committee is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoar
Select
Canada
House
Dawes
Gray
Revenue Marine
Morrill
Revenue Marine Service
US Treasury
Navy Department
Yeas
Messrs
Cameron
Casey
Cullom
Farwell
Frye
Ingalls
Mitchell
Sawyer
Spooner
Senate
Sherman
Voorhees
House Action on Union Pacific Land Patents and Walker Death
The House reported a resolution demanding Interior details on authority for patenting lands to the Union Pacific Railroad and totals of lands patented to each Union Pacific land grant company. Death notices for Representative James P. Walker trigger a joint funeral committee plan, and the House adjourned at 12:15 as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payson
Illinois
Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Saie Company
Union Pacific Railway System
Dockery
Missouri
James P. Walker
House
Walker
Senate
Population figures for New Hampshire cities in 1900 census
Official census figures show Dover at 12 786 residents, up 1 093 since 1880. Portsmouth lists 9 830 residents, up 98. Keene has 7 461 residents, up 461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Dover
Portsmouth
Keene
Boston Lodge Study Reveals Gifted Individuals and Causes
An unclear fragment discusses a Boston lodge and a study of standard classroom methods. It mentions a mysterious gift and a few favored individuals whose success is to be emulated. The text references Morris and a Tuesday event, with hints of alleged employer issues and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Boston
Morris
Iis
East Saginaw Murder Suspect Acquitted
Alexander Dubinski, arrested last month for the murder of John Devaro in East Saginaw in September 1587, has been acquitted and discharged after being returned for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortyu Adams
Fuller
East Saginaw, Mich
Alexander Dubinski
John Devaro
East Saginaw
Prophylactic Rabies Treatment At New York Pasteur Institute
A New York physician his wife and their servants prepare for a fortnight of hydro phobia treatment at the Pasteur Institute 175 West Tenth street. They exposed hands and faces to dog froth amid suspected dumb rabies and all received inoculations. A fourth patient from New Bedford was bitten four weeks ago. Twenty one patients are under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Srverau
Institute
New Bedford
Labor congress platform formed in Startrorp
The labor congress committee in Startrorp plans a platform advocating free text books stronger public schools enforcement of labor laws a weekly wage law to cover manufacturing workers curbing oleomargarine colorings and an absolutely secret ballot. The July gathering produced a submission-ready platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startrorp
Conn
The
Labor Congress
Lynn
C. W. Varney
Labor Council
Executive Board
Knights of Labor
Varney
New York
Dudley Denies Printing Claim In Republican League Suit
In New York on July 21 Colonel W W Dudley testified in the Tallmadge and Martin suit to recover a printing bill. He states he was campaign committee chairman for the League of the United States but had no dealings with the firm and never authorized Al Daggett to act beyond messenger duties between himself and James P Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calahan & Co
Kingston
Issex
Lst
Bricklayers’ Union
Caledonia Trail
Knot Street
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Union No. 23
Dexter Hall
A.C. Smith
Chicago
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Eliot Street
Adams
Cylinder
Journeyman Steam Fitters’ Union
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Coopers’ Assembly
Coopers
Jeney’s Refining Company
BE. Hall & Co
Fd. Keating
Miihe Assembly
Carroll Stall
New York
Brooklyn
W. W. Dudley
Tallmadge & Martin
Republican League of the United States
Washington
Supreme Court
Dudley
League
al Daggett
James P. Foster
A Victim of Croquet A Tale of a Minister's Fall
A New York Trilane report tells how a pastor in a village became consumed by croquet from age thirteen. The game worsened his duties until, during a Wednesday evening match at Deacon Purdy's, he ignored prayer meeting. A week later he was asked to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Croquet
Deacon Purdy
Baxter
Suinsworth
Hawkins
Deacon Purdyto
Director General Desired for Chicago Exposition Plan
The World's Fair sub committee on permanent organization returns from Long Branch and plans to send Colonel Mackenzie and Mr. Harrison to Paris to meet the Paris Exposition director-general and seek attendance for Chicago. Breslin and Ewing will go to Chicago to consult the World's Fair board. They will meet Mayor Fitler's finance team and Director General Goshorn, who reportedly may take the Chicago role, though he says he will not accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sreerau
Chicago
Fitler
Goshorn
Mischief in a Firecracker Fatal and Injuring Fire in Indiana
In Red Key Indiana July 21 a crowd at Horn Carroll grocery watched Henry Maynard set off a firecracker. A spark ignited a keg of powder causing a roof collapse and a fire. Seven men were seriously hurt including J T Carroll fatally crushed and Daniel West with a throat wound. The store is a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top Key
Ind
Horn & Carroll
Henry Maynard
J. T. Carroll
Daniel West
John Lake
James Blakely
John Taylor
Constitution Calls for Boycott If Force Bill Passes
The Atlanta Constitution urges Southern citizens to declare a boycott against Northern firms should the force bill pass. It also states plans to organize a home rule movement as soon as President Harrison signs the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Harrison
Erupting Great Excelsior Geyser in Yellowstone
Secretary of the Interior received a telegram from Captain Boutelle, superintendent of Yellowstone National Park, reporting the Great Excelsior geyser has erupted since last Saturday for the first time in two years. A 300 foot column of hot water shoots into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Captan Boutelle
Yellowstone National Park
License law harms farmers as elevators refuse storage
Jamestown North Dakota farmers face a severe squeeze as no elevator will store grain this year. A new license rule charges $250 per 100000 bushels capacity, forcing 40 million bushels to rush to market and deepen lenders' hold on seed wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Jamestown
N.D
Nihilists Trial Draws Paris Crowds in Ninth Chamber
Report from Paris recalls the July trial of Russian Nihilists in the Ninth Chamber of Correctional Police. Prisoners included Boris Reinstein and wife Anna Mosilova Nicola s Nakachidze Ivan Kachintzeff Alexander Lavrenius Tonia Bromberg Stepanoff Orlowski Levoff and one fugitive Landesen. Twenty-nine arrested in May, twenty charges not proven after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
London Telegraph
Ninth Chamber of Correctional Police
Y Tolsto
Odeon
Boris Reinstein
Anna
Née Mosilova
Nicolas Nakachidze
Ivan Kachintzeff
Alexander Lavrenius
Tonia Bromberg
Stepanoff
Orlowski
Levoff
Landesen
Reinstein
Nakachidze
Soe
Caucasus
Prince Meliton
Kachintzeff
Kharkoff
Siberia
Europe
Lavrenius
Russia
England
Mile
Bromberg
Pultowa
Fortune
Kieff
Kazan
Switzerland
Ight
Mee Ste
Rainey
Paris
Little Rule Mining Company Promises High Returns
The Little Rule Mining Company in Aspen district gains Denver attention for steady dividends of 2 percent monthly on capital stock, equivalent to 4 percent at Colorado Mining Stock Exchange quotes. Ore body runs two to six feet thick with nine to ten feet per ton grades averaging 778.10 ounces silver per ton and 15 percent lead. experts deem ore value sighted at 45 000 to 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Little Rule Mining Company
Aspen
Charles N. Perkins
Colorado Mining Stock Exchange
The Locomotive Tragedy at Van Wert
Fireman Roadhouse confessed to murdering engineer Vandeventer after a quarrel aboard the train near Van Wert. He said Vandeventer cursed him and attacked, prompting blows with a hammer that killed the engineer before the driver took control of the locomotive. Roadhouse remains jailed amid fears of lynching by the victim’s friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandeventer
Lma
Roadhouse
van Wert
Engineer Vandeventer
Fragmentary 1922 Financial Fragments From Boston and Leominster
Disjointed OCR text lists shares, banks, railroads, boats, and sums across Boston area firms in 1922. Mentions Suffolk National Bank and trustee items with various amounts and ledger-like figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamentta Mills
New Bedford
Leominster Nat
Bank
Leominster
Mass
Boston
Reverebeach & Lynn RR
Boston Towboat Co
Denver
Ln Order of Trustee
Suffolk Nat
Boston Stock Changes and Sale Notices From 1890 Ledger
A dated notice lists various stock holdings and upcoming sale actions. It includes banks, railroad companies, insurance firms, gas and mining interests, and railroad securities with share counts and issue years, plus a Wednesday sale date of July 23 1890 at 12 m and a later entry for July 0 1890 at 12 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenone & Lantern Co
Syracuse
Shires First N. Bank
Salem
Old Colony San Co
Boston
Citizens’ Bank
Wichita
Kan
Wilackstone N. Bank
Ill Man
Great Falls Man
Falls Man
Salmon Falls
Passumpsic Rivers RR
Pavideon Investment Co
Pavideon Investment Co. Do Pt
Payne Investment Co
Do East. Lenn
Do American Axe &Tool Co
Ft. Payne Iny. Co
Hay State Gas Co
Toledo
Oregon
Burl, & Mo. Rivers RR
Lake Champlain RR
Johnson Epectric Supply Co
Prescott N. Bank
Lowell
Dedham N. Bank
Suffolk N. Bank
Tripp Mantig. Co
Tulsion Telephone Co
Eagle
Everett Sills
Maine RR
Freemont
Kk Horn & Mo. Valley RR
Boston Investment Co
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Edmund Dwyer Gray
House of Commons
Tie
Idrone
Mr. Kavanagh
Barnum
Lovist Innocen Guinny
Lowell— Electric Plant
Box 14
Lewis Wharf
Young
Hanover Street
Portland
Cambridge
Thomas Gilmore
Prospect Street
Selectmen
MR. Voorhees
Pumb Babies
Pasteur Institute
Labor Party
N.Y
Mr. Goshorn
Red Key, Ind
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
FIN
Prime Bank
American National Bank OF Denver
Colo
Ad.treas Guarantee Loan and Trust Co
Kansas City
Denver Loan and Improvement Co
Denver, Colo
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. WY. Hammett
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
John Jefferies & Sons
Suffolk
Boston Lost
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachu
Middlesex
Elijah
Charles N. Goodrich
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Sear
S. H. Folsom
Asst. Register
Massachussetts
Henry Burroughs
Junion
Said County
Sarail Burroughs
Admsjistratrix
Boston West
Johns I
Hastings
Revere
Jadez A. Sawyer
Adm
Otic FE
Algie Jd. Suaw
Thomas J. Suaw
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
California Fruit
Hungarian Copper Company
Puone
LL O’eleck A. m
Brown
C.S
Jeffery
Charles L
Blanchard
C. A
Kinbail
Flenry T
Sngelow
Horatio
Reith
J. If
Ieee E
Kimpton
F.H
Chandler
Kendall
William H
Candler
J. W
Long
Harry V
Curtis
Arthur
Leach
Tuo Downer &Mo
Judge
Joseph
Dupee
Keck & Sayles
Song
H. V
Trusters
McNamara
Owen
Doane
Geo. A
Agent
Mieuaset
Elis
Russell D
Merrill, Thomas T
Hastman
Osborn, Francis A
Goodnow
Nathan B
Oliver, Heal
Pickering
Williams
H.R
Jones
George F
A. L
Order of the Directors
Fred'e Beck
R. L. Day
Kooum & Auction Salee
Boston Stock Exchange
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Boylston
Nat. Bank
Lewiston
Ilis Co
St. Louis
San FE
Francisco Ry. Co
Fland Dument
Jamil Beate Ees E Mhila
Wilmington & Ball
Connecticut River
Old Colony
McKay & Ig
H. M. Asso
Winnisummet Co
I. Fairbanks & Co
Kil Hill
Blican Valley RR
Mtg
Aie Houghton & Ontonagou RR
Y State Gas Co
Sha Lumber & Planting Co
E Rock & Fort Smith RR. Co
Rutland RR
Consol. RR
Ilinois Grand Trunk RR
Wisconsin Valley RR
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
American Rapid Tel. Co
Mercantile Insurance Co
American Insurance Co
Kby
Order
Bay State Ee K Co
M. Co
Payne Coal & Iron Co
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern RR
Tina Dock Co
New Jersey
Kansas City Cable Ky. Co
Nat. Hank
International Hutton Hole
M. Ca
St. Ry. Co
Burlington & Missouri River
Consol
Fremont
Elkhorn & Mo. Valley RR
Consol m. c A
Nat
Ride & Leather Bank
Hopkinton
National Car Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Hachange
Desha Lumber & Psorrie Co
Kay State Gas Co
Passaupsice Rivers RR
People’s N. Bank
Wo Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Au Neptune Ins
du Sabon Falls Man
du Cocheco Man. Co
Naumkeag St. Ry
Quincey & Palmyra KR
Llackstone N. Bank
George R. Kelso
Main Street
Charlestown
GY Mk Street
Bridget Powers
Julia Marah
Warren Institution For Savings
County of Middlesex
Loston
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bunker Bus Street
Morris Pennigan
Donnigan
McAuslan
Bunker Hills Street
Bunker Hill Street
Freeman C. Sewall
Bridget
Warren Institution For
Decatur Street
J. G. Haies
Middlesex South District Registry of
Pine Street
Freeman
Sewall
Horatio Harris & CO
Auclioneles and Commission Merchants
State Street
Sales
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