Lexington Mass Relic of Revolutionary Bloodshed Noted
The Baltimore News praises Lexington Massachusetts as a storied yet little visited site. It recalls the April 19, 1775 skirmish on the village green where 60 provincials faced 800 British troops, seven patriots killed, and long memorials marking the scene including the elm planted by Gen. Grant and a granite pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Lexington
Mass
Pitcairn
Arthur Barnes
Gen. Grant
Lafayette
Kossuth
Arker
Jonathan Harrion
Irington
Bedford Road
John Hancock
Uel Adams
Paul Revere
Eld
Coatmakers Strike Ends With 25 Percent Wage Increase
The Cincinnati coatmakers strike ends with a wage hike of twenty five percent. Al Torok, a Cleveland collector, fatally shot Julio Fallon in a jealous act and then killed himself early Wednesday. The fourteen year old son of Milton A. McRae, manager of the Cincinnati Post, died Wednesday from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
al Torok
Cleveland
Julio Fallon
Milton A. McRae
The
Cincinnati Post
Some Things We Find in a Political Satire
The piece mocks common sense and politics with caustic humor. It notes liquor and race stir voting, praises preaching and Republicans, calls consistency rare, and ends with a quip on Populists and a child’s remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Cleveland Urges Officials to Fight Monetary Movement
President Cleveland, viewing the issue as patriotic, reportedly urged Cabinet members including Carlisle, Wilson, and Morton to campaign against the monetary movement he deems dangerous to national credit. Gesham may address Illinois Democrats on finance, while Vice President Stevenson backs free coinage but opposes the extreme silver push. Critics compare his current stance with the 1887 tariff, fearing a repeat defeat in 1896 yet anticipating eventual endorsement of his sound money conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carlisle
Wilson
Morton
Gesham
Illinois
Stevenston
Stayville News Clip roundup from Monroe Enquirer
The Monroe Enquirer items comment on biblical verses for women hairdos and work faith, mark April 19 as the 120th anniversary of Lexington siege in the Revolution, and note Charlotte News reporting delinquent merchants and a Watagua county honey wagon. Anomalous New York Ad excerpt mentions oil and a downward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Enquirer
God
John A. Broadus
Sucess
Lexington Green
Charlotte News
Register of Deeds
Watauga County
Jolly Old Uncle Josh Helps Durham Couple Start Life
Uncle Josh arranges a grand wedding gift plan for Polly and Charley, taking them to Durham. He orders a stylish turnout, outfits in Royall & Borden and other shops, and tours Vaughan's drug store, Jordan livery, and Womble's hardware as they buy a complete home ensemble for their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Polly
Josh
Old North Stars
Durham
Adtien
Carrolina
Jourdan
Royall & Borden
Charles
J.T. Womble
Uncle Josh
Vaughan
Costixurd
Remarkable Case of Severe Limb Pain and Insomnia
A medical note describes a patient on crutches with a raw, beet-red limb, extreme pain burning and itching, and less than five hours sleep in three days. After one application of Cuticura the patient falls asleep within fifty minutes, labeled a remarkable case.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.S Delliger
Lancaster
Revenue Cutter
Corwin
Alaska
Richard Demandy
Market Street
Denver
Arthur
L.C. Clark Seeley
Smith College
Mount Ton Wednesday
Thomas Dixon
Florence
D. C
B. Smith
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Col. McClure
Mary Vance
Dorothea Dix
Gen Dix
Robert Williams
Pittsburg
Portland
Oregon
J. C. Reed
East Portland National Bank
Henz and Kaiser
Stockman Brown
James Murphey
W. B H. Taylor
Joh Burriss
Edward Murray
An Gov. Stone
Missouri
Crisp
Gould
Winston Republican
L. H. Smith
Hall’s Ferry
Davie County
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Milly
Repub
Stayville News
New York Advertiser
Old Uncle
Miss Summers
Charley
Washington Post
China
Japan
Eace
Atlanta Journal
Rangom
Gil Shanklin
Evansville
Wilmington Star
Monroe Inquirer
E. C. Williams
R. B. Redwine
North Carolina
David Bell
Houston Barbee
Patterson Township
Raleigh
Hell
Bell
Madison County
Barbee
Virginia
Burlington
U. S
Royal
Frazier
Boston
Cuticura
Wes Bear
Hassureers
Iran
Bae
Sele
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!