Flying Squadron Formally Commissioned In Portsmouth Harbour
The Gustclaas battleship Revenge leads the flying squadron with 712 officers and men aboard Royal Oak Gibralder torpedo catchers Handy Harland and Hayhoe each carrying 60 men were commissioned. Admiral Dale plans to move ships to Berehaven with orders for future movements. Americans in Johannesburg seek safety assurances as Britain offers aid. Percy Ireland notes American influence in the Transvaal and Jameson raid fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Revenge
Alfred Dale
Crolony Gibralder
Handy
Harland
Hayoe
Thera
Corps of Marlies
Foreign Service
Chatham
Devonport
Thesus
Johannesburg
United States
Thomas PF. Bayard
Olney
Great Britain
Transvaal
Foreign Office
Thorn
Venezuela
Toronto
Ont
Percy Ireland
South Africa
Jameson
Boundary dispute probe to define Hunter's Island title
Congressman Heatwole to lead a comprehensive inquiry at the state department on the Minnesota Canadian boundary to establish United States title to Hunter's Island. He aims to produce the authoritative report as part of diplomatic relations. Also notes early Democratic convention jockeying with New York and St. Louis leading the fight for hosting the next national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslington
Jan
Hentwole
Committee On Foreign Relations
Heatwole
State Department
Hunter's Island
United States
Joel
Washington
Natronal Committee
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cinelmead Contine Goute
House
Committee On
J. Randolph Tucker
Virgina
Mr. Curtis
Tawney
Conrad Hahn
Winona
McCleary
Mile Square
Pipestone
Minn
Towne
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Sorry We Did It Ada Minn Jno 10
John W Wil son 22 attempted suicide at Halstad by shooting left breast with a revolver the ball stopping near the heart a stranger canvassing for books and stereopticon views had been in the village only a few days he still lingering and is sorry for his act South Carolina\u2019s general assembly met to day governor\u2019s message dealt only with state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Minn
Jno
John
Wilson
Halstad
Ienn
South Carolina
People's Party state convention adopts platform reforms
The annual People's Party convention at Havimonia adopted a lengthy platform. It called for restoring gold and silver as standard money, government control of currency, abolition of interest bearing bonds in peacetime, a graduated income tax, and direct democracy via initiative and referendum. Officers named: President J. M. Bowler, Vice President Swan Nelson, Treasurer B. W. Bohany, Secretary L. M. Ayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
People’s
Havimonia
Esoltionis Svete
People's
Party League of
ABBOE
Pola
United States
J. M. Bowler
Bird Tsiand
Swan Nelson
Atwater
B. W. Bohany
St. Paul
L. M. Ayer
Minneapolis
Minnesota Live Stock Breeders' Association Organized
The Minnesota Live Stock Breeders' Association was formed at a meeting in the Commercial Club rooms in St. Paul on January 17. Officers include President J. C. Curver of Mankato, Vice President John Cooper of St. Cloud, Secretary A. F. Willcox of Hinck, and Treasurer A. O. Bruce of Rosemount, with an executive committee from seven districts. Sheep and swine breeders also formed societies, while horse owners joined the general association rather than a separate one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Iya
Commercial Club
Ist
J. C. Curver
Mankato
John Cooper
St. Cloud
A. F. Willcox
Hingo
A. O. Bruce
Rosemount
C. BH
Murphy
Galedonia
A. H. Bullis
Winnebago City
S. B. Scott
Zumbrota
W. L. Ames
H. F. Brown
Minneapolis
N. P. Clark
H. W. Stone
Sr. Morris
Sheep Breeders’ Society
City Bank of Minneapolis Closes Doors in Sudden Move
Bank officials announced the City Bank at Third Street and Hennepin Avenue would close after opening hours. President J Huxton, VP A H Linton, and assistant cashier J R Buxton led the institution organized in 1872 with resources totaling 901,180.81 and deposits of 523,404.47 as of December 13, 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Bank of Minneapolis
Bualnesas
Minneapolis
City Bank
Third Street
Hennepin Avenue
Banka
J. Huxton
A. H. Linton
J. R. Buxton
Votal
Stacl
Indi Commissioners Board Adjourns After Annual Session
Washington January 17 The board of Indian commissioners completed its summer session today and adjourned. Merrill Gates of Amherst College was re elected president and General D B Whittlesey was re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Indi Commissioners
Ben
Ita
Alne Die
Merrill
Gates
Aanmherst College
Gen
DB. Whittlesey
Eight-Oared Race Planned Among Four New York Teams
Arrangements set for an eight-oared race featuring Harvard Cornell Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania. Venue undecided, likely Poughkeepsie, with the date in Janu. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard
Cornel
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Forty-Niner Dead in Amesbury Inventor Dr. Hiram Collum
Dr Hiram Collum a well known inventor a forty niner and member of the Masonic fraternity died there today at age 80 The notice records a death in Amesbury Massachusetts on January 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Mass
Hiram Colllun
Debates on bond and banking bills continue in Congress
The New Year session features postposed vote on a tree coinage substitute, Monroe doctrine declarations, and bills revising banking laws. Senator Morgan stalls with a sharp exchange over the silver bond measure while House rules are adopted and pension debates proceed, highlighting fiscal and foreign policy tensions.
Pension debate and Lee Walker stance mark Congress proceedings
Congress commerce and finance discussions feature a proposed extension of widow pensions and a federal debt policy debate. Virginia Republican Gen John Walker, a former Confederate officer, defends Union soldiers while rivals press pension reforms. Senate grapples with bonds, silver coinage, and government obligations amid sharp partisan rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Honston
Alngla
Gore
Republicatis
Wberar Adintnlatratt
Shi
John 4. Walker
Manankas
Appomattox
Virginia
Honsey Mt. Cummings
Dem. N. Y
Pension Attice
Ar. Bartletti
Tammany Congress Tien
New York
Senate
My. Butler
North Gallian
Boud Vanes
Lodge
Coggawill
Allen
Milla
Market Reports from Grain and Live Stock Markets
Markets show Wheat January at 61 1-57 14e and May at 50 7-8000c with various monthly notes. Hog and cattle prices move unevenly across Chicago Minneapolis and Saint Paul, with hogs higher on active trade and cattle steady to a shade higher, receipts detailed and on track for packers. Gathered quotes include Corn and Oats ranges, and live stock figures for January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gblengo
Jin
Oate
Polk
Riba
Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis
Jowest
Milwaukee
Saint, Paul
Dondsmen Agree to Pay in South St Paul Bond Case
In South St Paul the bond issues were settled at city hall with the city abandoning interest and bondsmen agreeing to pay $9,000 within thirty days. In Vorlin Prussia the diet opened with a throne speech focusing on domestic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ian
South St. Paul
G. W
Eity
Vorlin
Noo
Schlosa
British expeditionary force to arrive at Comassie on Landing
In Jan a British expeditionary force was announced to reach Comassie on Landing. It is predicted that the Aghuntees will desert the capital until the expedition departs, then return to massacre the occupying forces. Fresh credits issued in Buenos Aires on Jan 17 to complete armament program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commune
Cape Coast
Jan
Witt
Comassie
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Boundary disputes over Guiana Orinoco watershed history
A detailed historical analysis traces the long boundary quarrel among Spain, Venezuela, and Great Britain from 1601 treaties to 1881 proposals. It discusses Schomburgk lines, river basins, and maps showing contested zones, asserting Britain’s expansion westward and Venezuela’s resistance amid shifting boundaries and eventual concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Metiatn
Venemdia
Venemtola
Spiin
Orinoco
Venezuela
Holland
Venenucla
Guiana
Baoguibo
Great Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Moroco River
England
Lord Granville
Minera
Els Awill
Boundry
Expressive Shuiger Sings With Express Ion
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a child oriented book or poem item likely about a singer and a baby in cutting teeth. Mentions Touch and a familiar nurse or farmer figure. Readable names and clear actions are limited.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Little
Harkeng
Wessela
Henulis
Wilkinston
Art
Nevada
Stewart
Ywas
Elynvafinire
British Guiana
Republic of Venezuela
Nelson
White
Dem. Cal
Morgan
Committee On Foreign ‘Relations
Republic of ‘Vransvant
Africa
Etand
Jiverty
Dhe
Republic of Transvaal
Jones
Dem
Ark
Rep
Apeaseas Bureau
Penglon
Yarlong Boards
McClellan
Dem. N.Y
Odell
N. Y
Committee On Banking and Currency
Henderson
Hep
Lowa
Senator Morgan
Hill
Pritchard
Butler
Sherman
Thoes
District of Columbia Committee
Stone
Pennesylvania
Graft
Tipola
Wallington
Mills
Peffer
Pog
Ala
Market Reports
Venesuela
Mazaruni
Cuynal
Wsequibo
Lord Aberdeen
Barker
Hls
Harper's Bazar
Brire
Hood
Sevochman
Ruth
Ra Ninee
Tao
WixsLow
Seethlei
Bobby
Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Voledo
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chenay & Co
Druggista
Tottle, Holl
la Erro
California
Fid Syrup CO
Sam Francisco
T9ville
DI Chiiincan
Salter
Silver King Barley
Olbovtarn
Timoth
Grace Eceda
John A
Sal la Croce
Dw. U
Sue
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!