Underwear lines offered by Cartwright & Warner
Men’s undergarments featured include White Merino Shirts and Drawers priced 50c to 125 each, Scarlet Medicated Flannel, Balbriggan types, and Silk underwear. Cartwright & Warner promote Merino as exclusive importers with several foreign and domestic lines, plus special fancy underwear not found elsewhere, at 69 and 71 Fourth St Cincinnati St Louis Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright & Warner
Fourth ST
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Chicago
Fire destroys Columbus theater block. losses reach 24000
A morning fire in the Pallas Theater Block in Columbus destroys George Carothers furniture store and three other storerooms. Total loss about 24000. notable sufferers include Lee Joseph dry goods with 7000 loss and insured amounts, and George Carothers furniture dealer with 2500 loss. Building insured by multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Inc
George Carothers
Pallas Theater
Lee Joseph
Queen
National
Hartford
Home
New York
Geo
Carothers
Phoenix
Western Assurance Royal Canadian
British America
Royal, England
North American Fire Association
Manhattan
Howard of
Buffalo
Fire damages Monmouth Hotel in Ashland Kentucky
A blaze at the Monmouth Hotel in Ashland erupted at 3 p.m. and spread substantially before discovery. The fire caused heavy damage to fixtures. the cause was a defective flue and there was no insurance to cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Atlantic Knitting Mills Fire Ravages Conoks
Fire at Atlantic Knitting Mills and North's Block in Conoks destroys structures, with losses near sixty thousand dollars and partial insurance. Panic ensues as workers in the picker room in the basement escape via a rear door while others on upper floors forced to flee to the roof and adjacent building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoks
Atlantic Knitting Mills
North
Atlantic
Fire at Alhambra Saloon Wrecks Orchestrion in Chicago
A afternoon blaze at the Alhambra saloon and music hall on Randolph and Dearborn streets caused heavy interior damage and destroyed the building's large orchestrion. Proprietors report losses over 20000 dollars with 35000 dollars insured. Cook James Spencer died tonight from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Alhambra
Randolph and
Dearborn
James Spencer
Fire at Morriss Oil Cloth Works in Salem causes $40,000 loss
Salem New Jersey February 21 The Morriss Oil Cloth Works and six adjoining dwellings burned this morning with losses around 40000 dollars and insurance coverage of 23000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
N. J
Morriss Oil Cloth Works
Death of Chas. 8. Bell Army Scout of the Cumberland
Chas. 8. Bell longtime celebrated scout of the Army of the Cumberland died at the Soldiers' Home on Thursday from consumption linked to war exposure. A famed Grant confidant, he repeatedly joined the Confederate lines to learn their moves before returning to report to Grant. He was captured once and escaped by leaping from a railway car while ironed. Bell authored a life sketch for the New York Ledger about a decade ago describing his daring experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Bell
Grant
Army of the Cumberland
Richmond
New York Ledger
Centenarian Ruth Bottorff Dies in Clark County
Jeffersonville Feb 21 The oldest woman in Clark County Mrs Ruth Bottorff died at her home near New Washington on the 19th at age one hundred She came to the county in 1805 and was eighty nine years a member of the M f Church Her parents emigrated from Virginia to Nelson County Ky in 1789.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Ruth Bottorff
New Washington
M. F. Church
Virginia
Nelson County
William Murphy Bloomington Pioneer Dies After Illness
William Murphy a longtime Bloomington resident and early citizen dies at eighty after a prolonged illness. His death is mourned across the town.
Death notices from Madison and Batavia
Mrs Daniel Claflin long resident of Madison died at her East End home. Loom W Gregg died this evening at 7 30 in Batavia Ohio, per dispatches from Cincinnati Gazette special correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Claflin
Madison
East End
Batavia
W. Gregg
Bayard Opposes House Democrats Tactics on Appropriation Bills
Washington dispatch reports Senator Bayard opposing Democratic tactics to attach political amendments to appropriation bills. He warns such moves threaten minority rights in the Senate and risk halting government machinery. He favors proper procedure and party unity while serving the country. The piece discusses other Senate positions and a Bur lingame treaty amendment noted by Mr Sargent concerning notice to China on abrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washxcton
Bayard
House
House Democrats
Mr. Bayard
Senate
State Department
Sargent
China
United States
Struggle Over Amendments to Appropriation Bills in Washington
Washington reports reveal Republicans plan to delay pivotal political amendments within the legislative bill to force a countrywide debate before a Senate vote. Democrats show strong opposition, with HouseStrategy leaning toward yielding at conference, while sundry civil bill faces broad amendments and possible suspensions under rules. The drive for an extra session fades as Democrats push to finish business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale
Senate
House
The Ant i Chinese Bill and Presidential Silence
The President and Secretary of State avoid signaling any action on the Chinese restriction bill as it nears executive consideration. The bill likely would have been signed had it not been amended in the Senate, but the outcome remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sale of the Postoffice Site Action by House Committee
The House Public Buildings Committee unanimously supports Senate bill to authorize sale of the Cincinnati Post Office site and building. If not taken up in morning hours, Appropriations may attach it to the sundry civil bill. Foster leads the matter with Gen. Banning aiding, committee aims to secure authority unless a deadlock endangers the sundry civil bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Public Buildings
Cincinnati
Senate
House Committee On Appropriations
Foster
Gen. Banning
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats No Longer Eager to Investigate Northern Frauds
Washington February 21 The report says Senator Thurman and allies who pressed the Northern Republican fraud claims have cooled on the issue. The Teller committee sub but with Hoar as chair is ready to study Northern state actions, but Democrats show little will to start, while Republicans back full inquiry into Thurman’s charges. A separate item details a brutal Nashville execution staged with a crowd, religious rites, and a double hanging of George Washington for a child assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Dispatch
Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Thurman
Teller Committee
Senator Hoar
Sheriff Hamilton
Turnkey Graff
Frances Oth
Prospects of Brazilian Subsidy Bill in House
Washington February 21 The Roach subsidy faction claims a forty majority in the House and says they can block Speaker Randall or Illinois' Cannon from defeating the subsidy. They aim to bar Appropriations Committee members from the conference committee if the amendment fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindon
Roach
Randall
Cannon
Illinois
Committee of Conference
Appropriations Committee
Prospect of Tobacco and Anti-Chinese Bills in Congress
The House failure to move the tobacco bill toward the Speaker’s table weakens supporters hopes for quick action on the revenue bill. The Chinese bill remains unlikely to pass without a two thirds vote, now deemed unreachable. The Appropriation Committee halted without contest as Democrats lack a quorum. A new weekly, similar to the London Truth, is planned by J Brisbin Walker. Senate committee raises the deficiency bill by nearly $2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of
Cincinnati
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Miner unrest settles after arrests in Monongahela fields
Reports from the Upper Monongahela River coal fields say calm returns after earlier trouble. A number of turbulent miners have been arrested and Sheriff Work has returned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitrssure
Monongahela River
Washington
Murder in first degree for Knox Martin in Bells Bend case
Knox Martin was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Bells Bend killings of John Whittemier and his wife. He is to hanged March 28 near Nashville after sentencing in Criminal Court, with attorney W A Thomas advising on appeal options. George Berry remains jailed and faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Martin
John Whittemier
Bells Bend
Nashville
Criminal Court
Searles
Court House
W. A. Thomas
Supreme Court
Martin
George Berry
Misfortune of Mr. Jackson on Cincinnati Train
Dayton reports on Jackson of Springfield a man just released from prison who attempted suicide by leaping from a moving train near the A. and G. W. Railway hoist. He was badly bruised with suspected broken ribs and remains in critical condition as surgeons treat him before transfer to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jackson
Springfield
Cincinnati
Hamilton Man Killed by the Railroad
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette reports H. Bubenheim was walking on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad near the Miami Disillery when struck by a train at 6:25. He was carried to the depot and died at 7:05. He leaves a wife and five children, age fifty six, and had a $1000 life insurance. His twenty sixth wedding anniversary was today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge@ street
Logan Street
Eople
Hamilton
Father Bax
Andy Musselman
George Washington
Father Brien
Washington
Frank Wilson
Cincinnati Gazette
Hamilton, C
HH. Bubenheim
Miami
H. Bubenheim
Union Central Insurance Company
Ten Dangerous Cuts at Pleasant Ridge Dance
Two young men Thomas Robinson and Sherman fought at a Pleasant Ridge dance in Madisonville. Sherman struck Robinson with a knife, inflicting about ten wounds including a back stab through layers of clothing and a deep lip cut. Robinson was moved to Mrs. Wolf’s residence for surgical care. he formerly worked as a carpenter for Alex White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Pleasant Ridge
Thomas Robinson
Sherman
Robinson
Escape of a Convict near Guthrie Kentucky
Nashville Tenn February 21 Susan Howard alias Laura McGlossin an escaped convict from the Nashville penitentiary escaped nine miles north of Guthrie Ky this morning while being transported from Evansville Ind by Warden Cummins and two guards The guards slept and the train stopped at the station she left the car and the captors in the lurch Officers were sent back to search for her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Howard
Laura McGlossin
Nashville
Guthrie
Evansville
Ind
Cummins
Atlantic & Great Western Leased to Erie Railroad
New York reports the London Trustees propose leasing the Atlantic and Great Western Railway to the Erie Railroad, creating a through line from New York to Cincinnati. Receiver Devereux calls the deal substantially secured, with foreclosure and reorganization to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie
New York
Cincinnati
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie Railroad
J. H. Devereux
Atlantic Great Western
Devereux
Ohio First
Erie Company
Atlantic & Great Western Railway Company
Fisk
Gould
Eric
Ohio
Jewett
Atlantic & Great Western Company
Jamies McHenry
Vigilance committees rise in Crawford County
The Gazette notes an organized vigilante push in Crawford County and cites recent town calamities. An incendiary fire destroyed a grand town residence, a flatboat drifted on the Ohio, a horse was stoned, a wife was cruelly beaten, three girls fought in a cutting affray, petty theft crops up in the rural area, and a county woman bore triplets after ninety six days of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Crawford
Ohio
Otorrhoea and Rational Cure Warn Against Wait
The article defines otorrhoea as a symptom of disease not a standalone ailment. It warns against neglect, detailing risks to the tympanic membrane, mastoid cells, and potential brain involvement, and advocates invigorating the system to change morbid diatheses, citing Dr. Aborn at 215 West Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn
West Fourth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Bros
Kip
Columbus
Secial
Cineinati Gazette
Ashland
Asutano, Ky
Cohoes—Knitting Mills
William Murphy
Focal
Bloomingtoy
Lxp
Bloomington
Murphy
George W. Gregg
Senator Bayard
Custom House
Postoffice
Hewitt
Louisville
Loursvitur
Jefferson Street
Therisoner
Brien
Murray
Bax
W. H. Musselmann
Dr. Wilson
George
Hendricks
Wesley
Ann Young
Father Bux
George Washin
Heaven
Hackman
TNE
Bills
Wwe
Gazeta
Nashhvillee, Tenn
Great Western
Erie Railroad Company
Hoosier County
Leaven Worth, Inc
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!