Roosevelt Visits Kansas as Rough Riders Parade West
Governor Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Hutchinson and is greeted by crowds of Kansans and a Kansas City Knife and Fork Club delegation. He defends army reorganization, criticizes Congress, and praises municipal reform while recounting past battles with Funston and the Rough Riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Theodore Roosevet
Santa Fe
Rough
Las Vegas
Marielline
Carrolton
Knife and Fork Club
Kansas City
A. B. Colton
Roosevelt
Cubaty
Congress
England
New York City
Jones
Union Depot
Bovard
Missouri Republican Club
Blossom House
Funston
Rough Riders
Santiago
Albany
Schweitzer
Colonel Roosevelt
Captain Pay
Knoblach
Goodrich
Ferguson
New York
Day
la Guasimas
Thomas
Cannot Resign His Job Chister Denied by Injunction
Edwin H. Martin a Lukens Iron & Steel Company worker in Coatesville is restrained by a temporary injunction from leaving to join Diamond Steel Company of Wilmington at a higher salary. He signed a five year agreement in 1898 for $6000 annually but sought to resign two months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiester
Penn
Edwin H. Martin
Coatesville
Lukens Iron & Steel Company
Martin
Diamond Steel Company
Wilmington
Del
Girl Arrested for Larceny in Lawrence Case
Mrs. Florence Yeonovan faces arrest for alleged larceny of 269 dollars from her stepmother, Mrs. Laura E. Downing. The prior loss involved the bank book then withdrawal of about 260 dollars after posing as owner, with the girl later marrying Florence Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Florence Yeonovan
Laura E. Downing
Alma Downing
Haverhill
Lightning Kills Two Men In Pine Bluff Storm
A heavy storm in Pine Bluff Arkansas caused major damage to wires. Lightning struck on the James Trulinck place killing two men. The report notes widespread lightning damage across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
James Trulinck
Wakefield Banquet Honors Representative Dean for Legislative Service
Nearly a hundred Wakefield leaders and several legislators gathered to honor Representative Charles A. Dean for his 1898 1899 legislative work. Speeches praised his House record with tributes from Melien of Worcester Bennett of Saugus and others. Dean expressed thanks as the audience included state officials and local townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Charles A. Dean
Thomas G. O'Connell
Dean
Darius Hadley
Hadley
Melien
Worcester
George Fred Willams
Trean
Sanderson
Lynn
James Myers
Cambridge
Frank PP. Bennett
Saugus
Crimes
Reading
Fitzgerald
Boston
Francis P. Curran
Woburn
William S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Kenyon
Medford
Thomas B. Yardis
Thomas E. Dwyer
James Dp. Currey
Davids. Coles
George W.W. Killerin
Thomas S. O’connell
Senator Sanderson
Grimes
Bennett
Saucus
Medlen
Ramsdell
Saynn
Francis
Curran
Ammons
Gihon
Miank
A. Gray
Sixth Regiment
Noted woman thief Louise Jourdan arrested in Brooklyn
Louise Jourdan alias Little Louise, a famed criminal known across the civilized world, was arrested in a Brooklyn department store on suspicion of shoplifting from women shoppers. Detected after a chase with Detective James Reynolds, she denied guilt but was identified, held on vagrancy charges, and her infamous past recounted from England to Brazil and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reynolds
Brooklyn
Central Office
Ruddy and Weiser
Louise
Louise Jourdan
England
Manchester
Brazil
Big Tom’ Bigelow
Mary Johnson
Cincinnati
Mary Anderson
Glenwood Grammar School Opens in Malden with Keys Handover
The Glenwood Grammar School in Malden received its formal keys from Rufus H. Sawyer as Mayor Charles L. Dean accepted them for the city. The yellow brick building on Glenwood street will house 12 classrooms and a 600 seat hall, cost about 75 thousand dollars after land purchases and alterations, and will be occupied next September under principal Mary A. Berry and a team of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Grammar School
Malden
Rufus H. Sawyer
Building Commission
Charles L. Dean
Dean
A. ©. Dowse
John E. Farnham
F. A. Shore
West Grammar School
Glenwood School
Glenwood Street
Grace Street
Mary A. Berry
Jewett
Peck
Bryant
Burnham
Proctor
Evans
Brenda Moore
West School
Cabinet vows to punish anti-Dreyfusites in France
Paris June 23 The new cabinet led by General Galliffet moves to discipline officers who spoke against Dreyfus or aided the conspiracy. Transfer orders target anti Dreyfus demonstrators while pledging a public trial for Dreyfus and signaling a tough government line amid widespread hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dreyfus
Gallifer
Elysee Palace
Loubet
General de Gallifet
Chamber of Deputies
Mercier
Gonse
de Pellieux
Casimir Perier
Rennes
Dreyfus Case Update From Rennes Station Confrontation Hinted
A Daily Mail dispatch from Rennes reports Du Paty de Clam will face Captain Dreyfus with his cell adjacent. Madame and Mademoiselle Du Paty are present and a rumor says Decornee’s execution may draw crowds from the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Rennes
du Paty de Clam
Captain Dreyfus
Madame
Mademoiselle du Paty de Clam
Powers Considers Congress Run Amid Boston Political Ties
The article profiles Sam L. Powers of Newton, a 50 year old attorney and Dartmouth classmate of McCall, Moody, and Gillet. It notes his prior political roles, district chairmanship, and suggestion he will not continue as paid counsel for the Bell Telephone Company as he eyes public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Powers
McCall
Dartmouth College
Moody and
Gillet
Washington
Levi C. Wade
Newton
John W. Candler
Brookline
Newton Club
Tie
Boston
Powers, Hall & Jones
Milk Street
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
General Cassius M. Clay Near Blindness in Kentucky
Louisville June 23 General Cassius M. Clay once minister to Russia is almost totally blind. His sight is so impaired he cannot distinguish people. His home Whitehall is decaying yet guarded as when he hid there from life threats. His divorced wife Dora lives with her husband at Pinard Woodford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cassius M. Clay
Russia
Whitehall
Dora
Pinard
Woodford County
Man Dies From Shock After Trolley Car Fright
Cornelius J. Spear a 66 year old wheelwright of 71 Cliff Street Paterson New Jersey died last night after falling from the side step of a trolley car. He became frightened when a large truck approached closely. no injury was found on his body and death was attributed to shock from sudden fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Cornelius J. Spear
Clff Street
Spear
Aguinaldo Masses Largest Philippine Army Yet
Aguinaldo has assembled the biggest rebel force in the Philippines north of San Fernando, claiming to seize San Fernando and destroy MacArthur's army. About 19 600 rebels are under his command after days of troop buildup, with two Seventeenth Regiment members wounded last night. MacArthur’s forces stay alert while trains resume service between Manila and San Fernando. The transport Centennial struck a rock near Point Fenango, forcing loss of supplies as locals fought over them. Baltimore had previously grounded at the same point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aguinaldo
San Fernando
Philippines
MacArthur
Antipole
Seventeenth
Centennial
Point Fenango
Luzon
Eagle
Baltimore
Philippine Junta Celebrates Aguinaldo Independence Hint Ball
In Hong Kong on June 23 the Philippine Junta was excited by a despatch said to be from Aguinaldo claiming promised independence by the Americans. They celebrated with a large ball and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
Boot and Shoe Workers Conclude Convention in Boston
National Boot and Shoe Workers convention ends in Boston with a dues increase from 19 to 25 cents weekly and a plan to raise several thousand dollars to place the union label on goods. Elected were President J. T. Tobin and Horace M. Eaton as secretary treasurer, with J. Donovan and others on the executive board. Next meeting scheduled for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhester
N. Y
J. T. Tobin
Boston
Horace M. Eaton
J. Donovan
Haverhill
Detroit
West Point Cadet Appointment for Lowell Soldier
Congressman Knox to appoint George Rank Waugh of Lowell to a U S Military Academy cadetship. Waugh, a former noncommissioned officer in the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers, escaped from a hospital ship in Porto Rico to rejoin his unit at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
the Mail
W. &. Knox
Georgerank Waugh
United States Military Academy
West Point
Union Strikers in Cleveland Reach Preliminary Accord
In Cleveland Ohio the street railway strike nears settlement as the peace committee reconvenes to review a modified ultimatum. The strikers demand union recognition and gain a clause allowing a grievance committee, while the company retains 1000 workers and negotiates future talks. Final decision arrives at tomorrow morning meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Big Consolidated Street Railway
Council
Big Consolidated
Council Peace Committee
Tomorow
Plan for Cuban medical and legal licensing under Brooke
Governor General Brooke will issue a Cuba licensing order. A candidate must present a foreign medical diploma, an authorization to practice from a state or country, and a Havana University exam permit. Five professors will supervise a three day oral exam. Lawyers must show legal diplomas and good standing. Spanish language is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Brooke
Cuba
Senor Lanuza
University of Havana
Yellow Fever Reported in Sartiago de Cuba Five New Cases
June 23 Santiago de Cuba reports five new yellow fever cases with three soldiers and two civilians. No deaths noted. The city plans to observe the San Juan festival with streets filled by masqueraders and business houses closed until Monday amid chatter of an outbreak against Americans, though officials say no trouble is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
Tomorow
San Juan
Ameri- Caasans
Nurse Mistakes Carbolic Acid For Medicine. Baby Dies
In New York on June 23 a day-old infant of Alfred Ram died from carbolic acid poisoning after nurse Elizabeth Borigneaux mistook carbolic acid for medicine. Dr Newcomb treated the child but could not save him. the father absolves the nurse though the mother remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence Ram
Alfred Ram
West Sixty-ninth Street
Elizabeth Borigneaux
East Eighty-eighth Street
Newcomb
Divorced at 103 in Columbus after four marriages
George Wray, 193 years old, granted a divorce from Susan E. Wray, 30, by Judge Hord in Columbus Indiana. Wray has been married four times and outlives three former wives. He claimed his last wife offered to care for him if he married her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
George Wray
Beef Roast Incident Ends With Brisk Robotic Is Blocked
Philip Tibitz of 48 Railroad Avenue, Jersey City, drunk and enraged, fired at his wife accusing her of infidelity with Conrad Simon, a prominent butcher. Tibitz went to Simons store at 517 Jersey Avenue. when he drew his revolver the butcher knocked him down with a ten pound rib roast and took him to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Philip Tibitz
Railroad Avenue
Conrad Simon
Simon
Jersey Avenue
Lowell Spinners Strike in Massachusetts Mills
Twenty male spinners at a Massachusetts mill walked out in the afternoon over wage demands. They accuse Agent Southworth of refusing a wage increase and say they are paid about 10 percent less per bank than spinners at comparable companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Massachusetts Mills
British cruiser Doris sails from Simons Bay eastward
Capetown reports the second class cruiser Doris under Rear Admiral Sir Robert Hastings Harris departed Simons Bay today bound for the east coast as commander-in-chief of the Cape of Good Hope and West African squadrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Doris
Sir Robert Hastings Harris
Cape of Good Hope
Simons Bay
Pastor Noble resigns at Wendell Avenue Church
The Rev Edwin J L Noble, pastor of the Wendell Avenue Church in Brockton, handed his resignation letter to the clerk tonight. He says he has not yet received a call elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Edwin JL. Noble
Wendell Avenue
President Sees Heavenly Show at Adams Berkshire
President McKinley enjoys a tranquil day in Adams Massachusetts as a dramatic sunset fills Berkshire skies with bright colors and a gigantic eastern rainbow. He and Mrs McKinley take outings to Savoy and Cheshire while a quiet Assembly Club reception marks the evening. Tomorrow includes a private reception at Mr Plunketts and a Memorial Library corner stone visit. Sayles Post G A R plans a private president reception at the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Hills
Abnar McKinley
Savoy
Adams
Plunkett
Cheshire
McKinley
Assembly Club
Forest Park Pavilion
Barber
Duncan
Berkshire County
Abner McKinley
W. B. Plunkett
North Adams Prepares for McKinley Visit Parade
Special committees on McKinley visit in North Adams held meetings to finalize arrangements for a parade next Monday. Invitations issued. school children to form a principal feature and pass in review before the President before joining the parade through main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
McKinley
Kennedy Wins by Decision Over Ruhlin in 20 Rounds
In San Francisco on June 23 Kennedy defeated Ruhlin by decision after twenty rounds. The bout ended with Kennedy granted the victory and the crowd witnessing a competitive match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kennedy
Ruhlin
McCoshan Reports Severe Casualties From Frontline Push
In a Manila dated letter from May 12, Hugh D. McCoshan a sergeant from Marinette Wisconsin describes decimating conditions in his unit the First South Dakota Volunteer Infantry at San Fernando Manila. He notes 133 men on the line two days after the fall of San Fernando with many dead sick or wounded and details orders sending 108 men to the front with severe failures in transport and extreme temperatures reaching 103 degrees. He links the high losses to illness and inadequate medical support across regiments under General MacArthur and Major Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chronicle
Marinette
Wis
Hugh D. McCoshan
South Dakota Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Manila
Joseph Saruman
San Fernado
MacArthur
Potter
Maenila
San Fernando
Yellow Fever Strikes Panama and Colon Death Toll Rises
In Panama City since May, twenty deaths from yellow fever have occurred among forty cases. Six cases remain under treatment with hopes to eradicate the disease there. Colon reports a perfectly free strain of yellow fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Louise
Consuelo
Duchess of Marborough
Marquis of
Blandford
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New Glenwood School
den Frensi
Ais Traduegrs
Dreyfus and
Paty
Sam L. Powers
Gen
Gassius
Clay Blind
Syracuse
Manlius
Delos Hagar
Orlee Hagar
Tobaggo
Richmond
P. Whitlock
American Tobacco Company
Collinsville
Conn
Central New England
Canton
Phoab Ta
Brais
Verve
Hebel Army
Macarthur and
Ganture San Fernando
National Convention of Boot and Shoe Workers
Sartiago DE Cuba
East Coast
MR. Noble
Mr. Plunkett
GEO. C, Goodwin CU Druggist
Hanover St
Bostote
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!