Destructive fires and stage disturbance in city events
Reports describe a large blaze causing extensive damage to the Goavenight area and the Board of Trade building with hundreds of tenants affected. An opera performance in Cincinnati was interrupted by smoke in the orchestra, prompting safety evacuations. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Perlagpe
Bedne
Sothern
Wander
Tiwes
Montreal
Sawedack Wednes- Goavenight
Board of Trade
CMTS
Creek Nation Turmoil Reported in Territory Disturbances
A Masceagee Creek official reports outlaw actions across Indian Territory with killings, confiscations, cattle hiding, and band terrorizing towns near Deep Park. Troops are deployed to protect civilians as fights intensify between factions and displaced residents flee Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masceagee
Indian Territory
Wardanes
Deep Park
Siyahke
Thas
Uistrict
Beenr
Etnias
Tragic Fire Claims Florence Jansen and Family
A report from Sermatton Pa describes a fatal house fire where Florence Jansen age seven died after burns at a bene. Her mother perished as well and Frayos Jonsen faces charges of setting the blaze. Giestery linked to the act. The wife denies involvement as investigators probe the deadly incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Jansen
Sermatton
Frayos Jonsen
Giestery
Fies
Acti
Ameer
Linus
Dad
Cayersie
Gas explosion injures twenty workers in Fourth Avenue tunnel
A gas main leak in New York's Fourth Avenue tunnel caused a massive explosion injuring twenty workmen with four believed fatally burned. A spark from an electric wire is thought to have ignited escaping gas, sending flames into the streets and shaking nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapatrigisit
Fourth Avenue
New York
Orsen to Address Committee on Silver Dollar Policy
William J. Orsen is invited to testify before the committee on colonel matters. He will discuss the current military situation and the push to redeem silver dollars and silver certificates for gold, a topic that has drawn attention from leading figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Orsen
Wer
General Shanks and Indiana Politician Die in Ohio
General Shanks who commanded a brigade at Tal Run died at his home inorthand, Ohio after a brief illness. Shanks served ten years in Congress and chaired the committee on Indian affairs for two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobn Plc
Tal Run
Indiana
Is Hou
Orthand
Shanks
Congress
Chauripan
Death of Major Chas. J. Holstein Former US Attorney
Major Charles J. Holstein longtime attorney and ex US district attorney died at his Indianapolis home. He shared a residence with James Whiteomb Tiley with whom he was closely connected. Holstein formerly lived in Mitchell and practiced law in Chicago for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Holstein
United States
Bell Dies at Fort Wayne After Illness
Hon. Robert C. Bell prominent Indiana attorney and politician dies at his Fort Wayne residence after a lingering illness. He was a notable figure in state politics and legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Bell
Indiana
Fort Wayne
E Dineering Ilness
City Flags Not Lowered After Queen Victoria Death
Hinch criticizes New York City government for not half-masting flags. Mayer Van Wyck comments that flags should remain as they are and would be lowered for Queen Victoria or any foreign potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Queen Victoria
Mayer van Wyck
Fatal Collision of Two Clover Leaf Trains at Warren
In Warren Indiana two Clover Leaf freight trains collided in the yards. Four train men Prillman Brickenstall Sarman and Mills were fatally injured. The wreck was caused by a misunderstanding of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ind
Prillman
Brickenstall
Sarman
Mills
Victoria is Dead Britain's Queen Passes Peacefully Away
The longtime British monarch, Queen Victoria, dies at a peaceful age bringing an end to an era in the United Kingdom. Tributes pour in from government leaders and citizens as national mourning begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Victoria
United States
Noland
Eunope
Neoanomirch
Europe
Enghind
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria Dies. Prince of Wales Becomes King Edward VII
The death of Queen Victoria ends a 63 year reign as the Prince of Wales ascends the throne as Edward VII. The royal family gathered at Osborne House and in London as tributes reflect Britain’s vast imperial era and the new king’s responsibilities ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Victoria
Ceritain
Ireland
de Witt
Beward VII
Osborne
Winchester
American President Mourns Queen Victoria Death
McKinley wires King Edward VII offering profound sorrow and sincere sympathy to Britain on Queen Victoria’s death. He notes the queen's esteemed life and influence fostering world peace and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Edward
Edward VII
Wis
Osborne Trouse
Isle of Wiek
Britain
William Mirkinley
Proclamation of Succession After Queen Victoria Death
The proclamation of Queen Victoria's death and the accession of Albert Edward King Edward is issued by Lord Salisbury and the Archbishop of Canterbury with Privy Council approval. It declares Edward as king and requests divine blessing for his reign, published through London officials and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Edward
Lord Salisbury
Canterbury
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Prince Albert Edward
London
Albert Rilwird
God
The Throne Never Vacant Theory on Succession
The article explains the English constitution view that the throne is never vacant and succession is immediate. It notes coronation is ceremonial, the Archbishop and prime minister inform the heir, and government shifts occur after a sovereign's death with a general election ordered while ministers stay on. Queen Victoria’s delayed coronation is mentioned for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Debrett
Canterbury
Victoria
NEW KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND IN HISTORY AND LEGEND
An article tracing Queen Victoria and earlier monarchs amid war news and imperial life. It recounts the Queen's decline, royal interviews at Osborne, and royal tours, plus a list of kingly traits and habits attributed to the Prince of Wales, highlighting travel, wealth, and public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ier
Ward Roberts
Christian Victor
Empress Frederick
Kruger
Ruger
Osborne
Frederick
Longest Reign in History Queen Tops English Throne
The Queen, oldest monarch to occupy the English throne, has reigned longer than any previous holder. Her lengthy tenure marks a record in royal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
George III
Henry HI
Edward III
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria Timeline From Birth To Jubilee
A historical chronology lists key events in Queen Victoria’s life and reign beginning with her birth on May 24 1819 at Kensington Palace and including coronation, parliaments opened, marriages and royal milestones, jubilees, wars, and death. Multiple dates appear with varying accuracy, some misdated or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Palace
London
Duke of Kent
William IV
England
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Westmpster Abbey
Prince Consort
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Coburg Gotha
Hirch
Victoria Adelaide
Princess Royal
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Scotland
Isis
Lord Melbourne
Russia
Duchess of Kent
Trince
Maron
Princess Alexandra
Queen Shott
Arthur O'Connor
India
John Brown
Duke of Clarence
Avondale
Duke of York
Maynetree
Manchester Ship Canal
Reien
S. Wiuy
South Africa
Tin
Pretoria
Victoria’s Declining Health and Windsor Visit
A London correspondent notes Queen Victoria showed early signs of failing health during Windsor stay in November and December 1800 amid South African war reverses. Her mood worsened with crying fits and a harsh reaction followed a controversial Irish visit, while public accounts masked her deteriorating condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Buller
Born to Be King Queen Victoria's Heir Albert Edward Born at Buckingham Palace
A historical notice outlines Albert Edward's birth on November 9 at Buckingham Palace and his swift rise through royal titles. It notes early tutors, initial public displays, and royal duties shaping the future monarch, with travels to Ireland Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Albert Edward
Edward VII
England
Victoria
Great Britain
Jarvenesa
Queen Victoria
Throne of England
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Duke of
Peoce
Henry Mildred Birch
Ireland
London
Canada
United States
Tie
St. Johng
N. FP
Baron Renfrew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corydon
Leary
M.ee Rom
Tersely
Telegraph Tnatea
Drvan
General Shanks
Major Holstein
van Wyck
Mer
Tess Thames
Jess
Sin Attuck
Vneland
Anend
Jerhuant
Severais
Anere
Lfe
Windsor Castle
Oppiceat
Wile
Victoria Alexandrina
Foot
King of
King
Saxe-Coburg
Alexandra of
Denmark
St. George's Chapel
Prince
Sandringham
Prince George of Wales
Princess of Wales
Egypt
Palestine
Suez Canal
JSST
Ife
Tfe
D.C. L
Oxford
Cambridge
Prine of Wales
Prince Edward of York
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!