Senate Adopts Spooner Plan on Isthmian Canal
The Senate backed Spooner’s substitute for the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill by 42 to 34, setting a path toward a Panama or Nicaragua route. Amendments established a commission and up to 10 million in gold bonds. the Panama project face remains contested amid finance debates and warnings about a costly venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Spooner
Jones
Arkansas
Washington
Clark
Mont
Nicaragua Canal
Nicaragua
Panama
Panama Canal
Allison
de Bireq
United States
Morgan
Inter- Occanic Canal Committee
America
Mitchell
Oregon
Eddy
What to do with this ideal husband asks lady orator
A humorous scene ends with a side remark and a note on a Tennessee representative Hadgett proposing a bill for payment. Jane Henry of McEwen claims 200 for property destroyed by Federal soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News
Hadgett
Tennessee
Jane Henry
McEwen
Striking Coal Regions and Railways Near Settlement
News from Wilkes-Barre Cumberland and Paterson detail the seventh week of the anthracite coal strike with calm scenes in big towns and idle miners in small settlements. Union and company officials report little progress toward resuming work while 1600 militiamen bolster Toronto streetcar lines awaiting a possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Comb
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Committee
Cumberland
West Virginia Central
West Virgina Central
Mystery surrounds Topeka reform school shooting
Matrom Lowe of the reform school is hospitalized after two bullet wounds. her husband J C Lowe is jailed on a charge of shooting. A watchman heard the shots and Lowe claimed it was an accident. A revolver with four empty chambers was found nearby and Lowe later drank carbolic acid, which proved harmless. The case remains enveloped in mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Matrom Lowe
Reform School
J. C. Lowe
Lowe
Large Lincoln laundry burns. no loss of life reported
Lincoln Illinois June 24 a large laundry valued at fifteen thousand dollars in the main group of the Tinois asylum for feeble minded children was burned early Monday. There was no loss of life but great excitement among inmates. One employee injured. Two bodies recovered in St Louis county inquest held for Robert Reden and Adolp Kern drowned at Fern Glen during a boating outing. Verdict accidental drowning. Eddie Figns and Peter Larkin still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Vetus
Hudson County
New York
Thudson County
Ney
R. & H. Simon
Union Hill
Toronto
Street Railway Company
Niagara-on- the-Lake
Board of Trade Committee
Keating
MacDonald
Lincoln
Tinois Asylum
St. Louisa
C. L. Armstrong
Valley Park
St. Louis County
Robert Reden
Adolp Kern
Fern Glen
Eddie Figns
Peter Larkin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dobbins & Ewing
West 7Th St
Columbia, Tenn
Columbia
Crockery
Bell
Citizens 'Phone
West Seventh Street
Roosevelt
Bradfield
Atlanta
Madana
Taranto
Paterson, N. J
RONTO
Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kansas
Newton
Newton, Kansas
A. BR. Raina
The
Herald
Kuhn & Turpin
Ehu
Florence
Milwaukee
Russell
Roberts Machine Co
Astoria
Sphreipe
el Dr
Bears
Gastoria
Kansas Reform School
Chichester
Fanthelang
Eades
Istier
Druga
Chichmater Chemical CO
Madison Aquare
Phila
Mentlou
Clirk and Mastin
Cheek
Sam B. Hardison
State of
Tennenses
Chancery Court
Columbia Herald
Salmon & Turner
Sol'rator
N. Akin
R. B. Forgey
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!