Record of diverse world events and notable figures in old newspaper
A long column surveys global finance war and politics with notes on gold stocks Zionist population in Palestine a Dutch Welsh and Russian policy. It mentions a Kansas City bank president jailed, a New York photonien garden project, rail electrification, road taxes, Boer wars and Cecil Rhodes, and a Chicago flower exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Kew Gardens
London
Susan A. Edson
Washington
United States
Auburn
N. Y
Cleveland Homeopathic College
Garfield
Congress
Edson
New York Tribune
New envelope sealing machine tested in government office
A prototype envelope sealing device uses a moistened roller and folding mechanism, operable by motor or pedal. It reportedly seals 250 envelopes per minute once mastered, with a test batch of 27 000 circulars processed in a bit over three hours. The article also notes Rangoon housing the golden pagoda coated in gold leaf through centuries of votive offerings. The King of Burmah previously donated his weight in gold to the pagoda vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houng
America
Klondike
Rangoon
Burman
Buddha
Takenbyo-Yon
Burmah
Tomorrow's Longer Than Today Verse Fragment
A reflective verse piece ponders youth and time, arguing that tomorrow endlessly stretches before us. The speaker questions why haste drives life, noting labor lingers as dreams fade and final twilight nears. The refrain asserts tomorrow outlasts today.
The Major's Return and Miss Nabb Reunion
Miss Nabb hosts Major MacPherson in a long awaited reunion at the Clinton home. Past memories resurface as unspoken feelings and a missing letter from India loom, threatening old loves and new nerves in a tense domestic drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Nabb
Hin
India
Mr. Clinton
Miss Nabb
Miss
Teuppose
Mrs. Clinton
LU Lwu
Yeung
Major MacPherson
Miss Noble
Miss Annie White Resigns Stenographer Post in Suffolk Court
The article notes Miss Annie White, long serving as stenographer for the Superior Civil Court in Suffolk County, Mass., has resigned after marrying Charles Bartlett of Boston and traveling abroad. Her annual salary was 33000 with a three month summer vacation. her career was marked by notable skill and public interest in a woman’s business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie White
Superior Civil Court
Suffolk County
Mass
Charles. Bartlett
Boston
Miss White
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Jones
The
Dondon Spectator
Palestine
Department of Agriculture
Austria-Hungary
Osrenta
Darley
Russia
Turkey
Kanaas City
Baltimore and A and Ohio Railroad Company
General Stone
Qoom Pant
Tranevas Republic
Cecil Rhodes
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Australia
Evanston
Wyoming
News Register
Ziegenhein
St. Louis
Lewis Ginter
American Tobacco Company
Richmond
St Neas
Ginter
Mr.George
Herbert Spencer
Thomas Jefferson
England
Phat Cabo
Spain
Europe
Germany
Caspian
Triple Alliance
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Chicago
Sturtevant
Bordertown
N. J
Chicago Times- Herald
Uoeking
Major
Maris
Ofanine
Tader
Shane
Board of Guardians
Bering Sea
Northern Pacific
North Pacifica
Boring Sea
North Pacific
Trenton
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland and Lorain Electric Railroad
Ster
Washington Star
Rachel Maiti
Creemmate
Baltumwie
Interior
Mitts
Lynn
Lass
Pe Menges
Mary van Vleck
Joliet
Ill
Sena
Kansas
Aelphia
Mies Ray
Jack Carlton
F Lake
Naples
House of Savoy
Duchess of Suthers
National Association For
Lou Association
Queen Victoria
Gladstoness Burdett-Coutts
la Tighe
Salao
Naps
Cal
Richard Wylie
Wylie
Hbrefordshire
Lis
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!