Canadians Plan Ottawa-style Invasion to Washington
Ontario aims to mobilize about 300 delegates for the Christian Endeavor convention in Washington next month. Quebec Nova Scotia and British Columbia also plan sizeable contingents with Ontario organizing a special Lehigh Valley rail excursion starting July 7 rendezvousing at Niagara Falls. Delegates will reach B and O station midweek for pre convention sightseeing and church meetings at Central Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
United States
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Jaime
Canada
Washington
British Columbia
Central Presbyterian Church
Ontario Christian Endeavor Union
Capitol
Central Church
Speriag Ontario
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Sound Money Democrats Name Whitney Leader for Gold Standard
New York June 22 sound money Democrats back William C Whitney as the likely standard bearer for gold in the Chicago convention. Messages from prominent party figures pledge support for any plan to push gold and resist free silver. Whitney plans to travel to Chicago around July 5 to influence delegates and issue a written statement supporting the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Whitney
New York
Democratic Party
Chicago
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New Nampshire
New Jersey
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Cleveland
Washington
Lamont
Ife
McKinley
Queen Reaches Sixtieth Year as British Sovereign
Loxpon June 22 The queen Saturday entered upon the sixtieth year of her reign. If she lives to complete the year her reign will be the longest of any English sovereign. George V reigned fifty nine years and ninety six days. Jubilee fetes will be held at year end after Accession day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
George Sr
Tragic shooting in Sr. Pact as father kills himself after wounding wife and son
In Sr Pact Minnesota on a June Saturday William Scheffner a 44 year old German fired at his wife missing her then shot his son Paul fatally injuring him and finally shot himself. He was drunk and quarrelled with his wife prompting the deadly sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
William Scheffner
Paul
Scheffner
Senator Teller Welcomed by Colorado Constituents
News of Senator Teller and the Colorado and Idaho delegations withdrawing from the national Republican convention sparked widespread enthusiasm. Denver plans a Thursday reception, with Senator Cannon to appear at another event. Aspen and Cripple Creek celebrated with improvised cannon and packed streets. Pueblo National Guard fired a five-gun salute as news spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Teller
Dexven, Co
Colorado
Idaho
Denver
Senator Cannon
Utah
Aspen
Crippie Creek
Pueblo
National Guard
Yale Crew Watch as Yankees Navigate Henley Course
The Yale crew prepared at the boat-house with Trinity Hall nearby as English spectators gathered along the bridge to watch the start. Bob Cook coached from horseback with Armstrong on a bicycle alongside. The start used a 24 stroke, increasing near Temple Island amid strong wind and choppy water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Shelley
Thames
Yale
Trinity Hall
Temple Island
Bob” Cook
Armstrong
Indignation to Americans in Cuba prompts U S to seek reparation
The United States instructs its Madrid ambassador Hannis Taylor to press Spain for reparations for alleged indignities to Dr Jose Delgado and other Americans in Cuba. A cable asks Taylor to return to Madrid promptly to handle the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Madrid
Hannis Taylor
Jose Delagado
Cuba
Taylor
Paris
Three Killed in Train Collision Near Absecon Station
A Philadelphia to Atlantic City express struck a wagon at Absecon station eight miles from Atlantic City killing three men and fatally wounding a fourth. The victims were relatives from Galloway township prominent in county affairs with Joseph Sahle, son-in-law of one, fatally injured and at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Absecon Station
Here
George Huber
Frederick Huber
Henry Goetzner
Joseph Sahle
Huber
Galloway Township
Sahle
County Board of Freeholders
Desperadoes Routed in Minnesota Pursuit After Wyoming Killings
North Branch Minnesota June 22 A posse of seventeen tracked and trapped the gang led by Bob Wilson after they killed Jacob Hay and Andrew Paul and shot Dr Burns Foster at Wyoming. Cunningham 19 was badly wounded. George Kelly surrendered. The trio had robbed the St Paul and Duluth road area and a Wyoming killing was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Minn
North Branca
Jacob Hay
Andrew Paul
Burnside Foster
Bob Wilson
James Cunningham
George Kelly
Cunningham
St. Paul
Duluth
Dr. Foster
Paul
Hay
Frank Smith
North Branch
Sunday Games in Western League Scores
Western League results list several games. At St Paul St Paul 34 Kansas City 21. At Minneapolis Minnesota 14 Milwaukee 6. At Grand Rapids Grand Rapids 3 Indianapolis 4. At Columbus Columbus 0 Detroit 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Platform Split Sparks U S Spain Tension at St Louis
Madrid dispatch reports Spain outraged by the St Louis platform with a potential clash with the United States. Rothschilds loaned 100,000,000 pesetas to fund warships as the government leans on national sentiment and seeks support from other powers. Ex Gov Horace Boies arrives in Chicago and stays silent on politics after Mor rison’s silver platform stance. A black man in Alabama allegedly abducted a girl, was lynched by a mob, and shot. Boston to host the international Sunday-school convention starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Madrid
St. Louis
Spain
United States
Boles
Caiiaco
Horace Boies
Iowa
Chicago
Palmer House
Col. Morrison
City of Chicago
Graham and Morton Transportation Co
Benon Harbor
Mich
James
Eustis
France
Southampton
New York
American Line
St. Paul
Newton B. Eustis
Charles Somerhausen
Cleary and
Cass Avenues
St Louis
John Dunn
Somerhausen
Walter Damon
Sedgwick County
Kan
Jerry Simpson
Congress
L. D. Lewelling
Teller
Appellate Court
North Eight Street
Mary Robinson
Henry Robinson
Fire at Union City destroys multiple stores
A Sunday dawn blaze in Union City, Indiana, gutted Hammann Kerr millinery and spread to Hoitz Foster harness, Wartzell block, and nearby stores. Losses include Kerr stock $2,009 insured for $500, Nfommann stock $1,800 insured for $800, Holtz Foster $2,200 insured for $500, plus other damages. officials deem the fires incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
Hammann & Kerr
Columbia Street
Hoitz Foster
Wartzell Block
Hiemmann
Miss Kerr
Northern Fire Company
Nfommann
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire Co
Holtz Foster
Reading Co
Tom Kerr
James Wallace
Hartzell
Thunderstorm Slams Rippeevile causing widespread damage
A severe wind and rainstorm swept Rippeevile Indiana on a June afternoon, damaging buildings and trees. A lightning strike hit the Joab Ward barn, killing a horse but injuring six boys slightly. other barns and a brick smoke stack at Kitzelman’s factory collapsed, unroofing structures and injuring machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripeevile
Ind
Samuel
Lay
Alexander Wood
Mr. Wood
Kitzelmans T
Henry Dupe
Two Killed In Fort Wayne Excursion Train Crash
Joyful outing by Pennsylvania Co employees ends in tragedy when a drawbar failure on a train near Rome City causes the death of Foreman Samuel Trenderson and Assistant Foreman George Miller. The accident casts a pall over the large gathering of 5 000 at Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Co
Rome City
Sylvian Lake
Ft Wayne
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Harsh findings on Krag-Jorgensen rifle test at Fort Scott
An official test by Dr J D Griffith and others evaluated the Krag-Jorgensen rifle on cadavers to gauge humane concerns. Results claim the weapon causes severe tissue damage, with an estimated four killed to one wounded, and suggest shrapnel shells remain a major future killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. River
Kas
J. D. Griffith
Kansas City
United States Association of Military Surgeons
Tornado Visita Leaves St Louis Homes Damaged
A second tornado struck St Louis at 3 30 Sunday afternoon causing damage to about seventy houses and minor injuries to fourteen people. The Cabanne Place area suffered the largest losses as poles trees and billboards were blown down and several rebuilt structures were destroyed again. Reported property loss stands around 15000 with no fatalities by 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cabanne Place
R. J. Roekhoff
Third and
Carr Streets
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Second and
Guatemala Revolt Near Salvador Frontier Ends
A revolutionary outbreak near the Salvador frontier ends with the death of commander Chiquimila and several arrests. later telegrams claim the revolt was only a prison break and escape. Other items note a Nebraska bank president found guilty of falsifying books and sentenced to jail, President Cleveland departing for a fishing trip, London deciding to abandon the educational bill, and Consul McCaughan’s resignation accepted in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Washington
Guatemala
State Department
Guatemala City
Ile
Chiquimila
Calvo
Costa Rica
Arriaga
United States
Beatrice
Neb
C. Williams
Blue Springs
Williams
Letton
Nebraska
Fifth-term Nomination in Georgia's First District
Hon Rufus E Lester unanimously nominated for a fifth term in congress from Georgia's First District. The report notes return to duties after a long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus E. Lester
Georgia
Weather forecast for Ohio Kentucky and Indiana
Washington reports Monday weather with Ohio thunder showers followed by a cool night and brisk southwest to west winds. Kentucky will be generally fair with south winds. Indiana starts fair Monday morning then likely light afternoon thunderstorms with variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Markets Report From Cincinnati And New York
Market notes show volumes steady with Flovun Winter patent and related flour prices listed. Grains and livestock values hover with quiet demand. corn and oats prices posted, while cattle and sheep ranges reflect mixed trade and modest gains in some categories. The report cites Chicago and Baltimore price levels, with regional fluctuations in wheat, oats, corn, and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ryre
Hoas
Woman Trapped in Folding Bed In Atlantic City Cottage
Seven year old Gertie Richards rushed for help when her mother Margaret Richards became pinned inside a folding bed in a South Maryland Avenue cottage. The bed snapped shut as Mrs Richards rose, squeezing her between mattress and frame until a passerby freed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9. W
Mamma
Gertie Richards
Maryland Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Kain
South
Margaret Richards
Birds Battle Blacksnake To Protect Nest For Ten Minutes
A resident of Ellicott City Maryland reports a dramatic encounter where five French or sandy mockingbirds, defending their nest, kept a four foot blacksnake at bay for nearly ten minutes. The birds alternated attacks on the snake as it struck, driving it away and keeping it from the nest amid brush and undergrowth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Christian Endeavor Society
William Suaw
Fo. Clank
W. Baer
Yale Crew
Venezuela
An- Grade
Caracasax
Satolli
Times
Rome
Mer. B. Lorellizi
Hague
Cardinal Sutelli
Constantinople
Damascus
Salonica
Syria
Mapagin
Board of Freeholders
S J. Louis
Louiavilles
Cincinnatis
Louisville
St.Louis
McDermott, Cunningham and Kinslow
Breitenstein and Murphy
Sheridan
RAE Chicago
Terry
Donohus
Dwyer
Vaughn
Tindall
W. IL. P.C
W.S. P.C
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Brooklyns
We A
Boy Brioston
Tiartzell
Ala
Given Puckett
Boston
Indiana News
Hoosier Reader
Haswonxp. Ind
Martin Clihal
Robertdale
Clihal
P. D. Ranheuer
Standard Oil Works
Clhal
Roxomo
Isabel’ Leach
Rushviiie
Warvey Wall
Anderson
Rush County
Suelbyville
Jefferson Barger
Indianapolis
T. G. Gifutt
Farmers’ National Congress
Anazig
W. J. Snyder
Wm. H. Zeller
Zeller & McClelland Coal Co
Mr. Snyder
Ralston
Lebanon
Samuel M. Ralston
Manxistown
Samuel Plank
Carlisle
O'Reilly
South Atlantic
Gray Gables
the Times
Cabinet Council
McCaughan
George H. Wyckoff
New Amsterdam Bank
George H. Semple
Labrador
Blanc Sable
Alex. W. Terrell
Turkey
George Smith
Tansey Starkey
John Willis
Cumberland River
Clarksville
Tenn
BorraLo
Ocinaronis
Carria
Hocs-Qood
Melium
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!