United Honors for John Paul Jones in Paris Ceremony
In Paris a grand state ceremony marked the formal transfer of John Paul Jones’s remains to the United States. Dignitaries from France and the United States attended as sailors and marines led a processional display. The casket was placed in a pavilion near Napoleon’s tomb before a military parade and transfer to the funeral train for Sherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Antinistasur
Hsplanade Des Invalides
Napolean
Tater Tf
Tavatides
Sherbourg
Admiral Jones Funeral Unites French and U S Navy T: Admiral Jones funeral unites French and U S Navy in historic ceremony in Paris
A grand tribute to a founder of the U S Navy drew crowds along the Champs Elysees and the Avenue de l Alma. French officials wore silver chains as ushers and diplomats filled the church's aisles while American and French representatives paid solemn respects to the revolutionary naval hero. The body lay casketed in a United States flag within the decorated American church as flags and floral emblems surrounded the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champs Elysees
Avenue de l'Alma
United States
Huisslers
Foreign Office
McCormick
Ambasador Vorter
Loomis
Lodge
Sigsbee
Unite States Squadron
Rouvier
Army
Ciher
Attace
Ceremonies At The Transfer Of The U S War Dead
A formal transfer ceremony with General Porter in evening dress marks the repatriation of U S military dead. Marines and sailors transport the casket through crowded Paris streets to the Arc de Triomphe area, as dignitaries including Ambassador McCormick and Premier Rouvier attend. The cortege proceeds along the Avenue des Champs Elysées toward the Invalides, with guards and infantry in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Honor
United States
Kovernient
Eomants- Aloe Aculrat Bigsbee
Lote
Avene de Adina
Chittaps Miyseos
Espbuinide Des Tuvalides
Earmth
Mrey
McCormick
Amibassigiors
Porter
Devlin files voluntary bankruptcy in Topeka court
United States district court records show Devlin filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Listed debts include First National Bank Topeka 1.2 million, Central National Bank Topeka 300 thousand, American National Bank Kansas City 263 thousand, National Bank of Commerce Kansas City 200 thousand, Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago 150 thousand, Continental National Bank Chicago 150 thousand, Central Trust Company Chicago 70 thousand, Bank of Topeka 30 thousand, Southwestern Fuel Co Topeka 138 thousand, Fourth National Bank St. Louis 200 thousand, plus five other creditors totaling 28 thousand and undisclosed debts to two New York banks and First National Tories and Spring Valley National. Santa Fe railroad to aid Devlin companies to reach a final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kandaly
Devlin
United States District Court
Jdoeviin
First National Bank
Kan
Central National Bank
Amerieth National Bank
Kapsis City
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Corn Exchange Natonal Bank
Chicago
Continential National Bank
Central Trust Company
Bank of Topeka
Southwestern Fuel Company
Fourth National Bank
St. Louis
New York
First National Tories
Spring Valley National
Spring Valley
Santa Fe Railroad
National Education Association Officers Elected at Asbury Park
At the National Educational Association convention in Asbury Park New Jersey officers were elected and state directors named. President is Nathan Scequetter from Pennsylvania first vice president William Maxwell from New York second vice president Miss N Cropsy Indiana third vice president J P L Mememan Arkansas secretary Lewin Shepard Winona Minnesota treasurer J A Wilkinson Indiana. A dispute over incorporation and a potential court fight followed a ruling that blocked Margaret Haley from continuing action. Rabies against the Bible in schools noted in Cleveland. Christian Endeavorers meet in Baltimore with George J Stewart presiding. Standard Oil responds to a suit by Kansas, denying all allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
National Educational Association
Offigers
Nathan ©. Scequetter
Pennsylvania
William Maxwell
New York City
Miss N. Cropsy
Indiana
J. PL. Mememan
Arkansas
Lewin Shepard
Winona, Minn
J. A. Wilkinson
Unclear Fragment Sparks Guanajuato Fund Drive Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Guanajuato and a city or governing body inviting private individuals to subscribe to a fund or committee drive. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event or outcome.
Scores on the Ball Fields
Chicago July 7 following are the baseball scores League 1 at New York Brooklyn 1 New York 8 6 Boston Philadelphia Boston 0 at Cincinnati St Louis 1 Cincinnati 6 at Chicago Pittsburg 1 Chicago Amelia at St Louis 3 Detroit 4 at Philadelphia Boston 4 Philadelphia 7 at Cleveland Chicago Wheeling 2 at New York Rain Associations at St Paul Minneapolis 7 St Paul 2 at Milwaukee Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 2 at Louisville Columbus Rain Western at Omaha Sioux City 1 Omaha 2 at Des Moines St Joseph 2 Des Moines 5 at Denver Colorado Springs 1 Denver 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Tetrest
Detroit
Cleveland
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Offers $500 Cure Guarantee
An advertisement proclaims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures for Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, and Prolapsus with a $500 reward for any uns cured case. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Loretta Webster and others praising the remedy and urges women to try it over doctors' prescriptions, claiming widespread cures and lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
United States
Pierce
Loretta Webster
Virginia Ave
Lexington
Order of Good Templars
Crop report notes slow growth in north and favorable southern most
The Weather Bureau crops report says northern districts see temperatures too low for rapid growth while southern states enjoy favorable warmth. Excessive rains from central and western gulf areas hinder cultivation in places, with generally favorable Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Corn grows well in most belts. oats and spring wheat show good yields though rust and lodging threats appear. Hay damaged in Iowa Nebraska and Tennessee. Illinois Missouri and Kansas report substantial corn laid by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Weather Bureau
Central
West Gulf
Missouri
Atlantic
Pacific
Mississippi
Ohio
Iinois
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Help Wanted Reader Endorses Doan s Kidney Pills
Local reader M O'Brien of 39 Taylor Arendy recounts discovering Doan's Kidney Pills via ad and notes rapid relief from back pain and kidney trouble. He adds a nephew’s eczema remedy with Dean's ointment, endorses both, and lists Emmert and Foster Milburn Co as suppliers. (Address lines include Ruston arc.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
O’brien
Taylor Arendy
Doan
Emmett
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Jos. Emmert
Decision Withheld on Shot-Firers Pay Dispute in Coal War
In Springfield a delay marks the first arbitration ruling on who pays shot-firers under the Timets Coal Operators and United Mine Workers dispute. Ernest Woulle of Springfield Marine Bank has custody of the decision as the two executive boards meet to finalize wages and conditions. Governor Deneen receives military honors as the Second Regiment, led by Colonel Stuart, visits Camp Lincoln and the governor’s residence. A new feature includes a simulated battle drill and guard exercises reflecting parade day. Governor also seeks extradition of William A. Winthrop from Colorado Springs for a confidence game case involving Rudolph Zahra wid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
George Gry
Timets Coal
Ms Sectition
United Mine Wokers
Ernest W. Uouile
Springfield Marine Bak
Deelgian
Coat Operators' Association
United’ Mine
Uwinery Coal Operators’ Association
Stuart
Jimes J. Stuart
Deneen
Thanison
Camp Lincoln
Sham Battta
Baying
Dene
Coloraio
William A. Winthrop
Colorado Springs
Chtergo
Rudolph “Zahradrils
Aeronauts and accidents near multiple towns reported
A string of balloon ascents and crashes across several towns ends with injuries and comatose states. Italium peanut vendor turned aeronaut Deexter Als and Roy Stokus survive or suffer serious injuries from falls while multiple observers describe rib fractures and a fatal tumble.
Operation Avoided in Miss Merkley Case
A Milwaukee woman described relief from ovarian trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of operation. The letter from Miss Margret Merkley cites tremors, pains, and ulceration improving after the remedy, urging others with similar symptoms to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice and try the tonic before surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia J. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Very Low Rates to Buffalo via Northwestern Mne Tickets
Very low round trip fares to Buffalo New York available from Chicago via the Chicago and North Western Railway for tickets to be sold July 7 and 9 with favorable return limits. Grand lodge BPOE KK events note. Choice of routes from Chicago apply to agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Grand Lodge B. P.O
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Grand Aerie Eagles at Denver Tickets on Sale Aug 22
Denver event details announce ticket sales for Aug 14 to Aug 24 activities with a return option through Aug 25 at 24.40 dollars. Upon ticket deposit and 60 cent payment, extensions are possible until Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Acrie Order of Eagles
Denver
Col
St. P
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
J.B. Sweart
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Drugatats
Humphreys' Mediciie Co
William and
John Nteeats
Humphreys
Orient
Cox, William & John Srs
Nice
People's Column
John M. Gannon
Cresco
Lowa
Ague
Rusti
Cathat Offen
Dr. White Sanatorium
Eats
Faivbank
Cleveland Street
King’s Daughters
Buureau
Stephenson Street
Ana Arcana
National Liquor Centers
Life Tnsurance ‘Association
National Liquor Denlers' Tafensurance Association
Myers Bidg
Daily Journal
Antac
Burdett Organ Factory
Scheetz
Carne
Williams
State Streets
Kintzel
Charles B .Byerly
Stephenson Streat
Taquireo
M. W. Cowley
State “Bank
T-Odlyw
Fifth Ave
Ren
Ffigh School
Galena Avenue
Grove Street
Tulanhon
Torent Rewen
Float Street
F. BE. Shatter
van Bure “Atraet
Krent
Galena Ave
Curroell
Eliestre
Fy &. Behietor
Walnut St
Teow Ee i Pettt
ISO Fixchansge Stroek
Winton Reh
Bat DeFour
Armory
Beald
P—Ong
Boul & Aye
Dutt House
Miller and Love Contractors
Krug’s Hardware
Stephenson St
Wallat
State Street
Tau
Union Loan & Building Association
Incorporated
Rice Bldg
E. Mayer, Sec
Sagent Et
BRO & Dollmeyer
J. Burdett
Pia Piano Wuier
Brown & Dolmeyers
United
John Paul Jones
France
Paris
Buriat
Pars
Glen
John Raul Jones
Paul Jones
Sillars
Cnlted States Navy
Jain
Allway
Miss Haley
Geveland
Central Conference of Anerian Rabbis
Christian Endeavorera
Baltimore
George J. Stewart
Aubin
Standard
Topekat
Standard OH
Bollot
Guanajuato Sullerera
Mexico
Guanajuate
Cory Oer
Ilinois
J. KE
Ruston
Lincoln
Gray
Operators and
Mineraln Council— Aeronauts
Lunk
Prairie State News
Ronaut
Erastores
Hias
Clinton
East St. Louis
Roy Stokus
Allen Park
Here
Carrie
Reon
Peova
Tely T
Nellie Koobs
Tekin
Bartonville Asylum
Dr. Zeller
State Fair Grounds
State Board of Itwviculture
Hesavey
Maris
W. Tl. Robertson
Imayor
Chrisman
Robertson
Merkley
Miardargret Merkley
Mindura Aint
Hofmann
Madison, Wis
Illinois Central
Teave Mt Ti Fm
Madison
H. W. Rowley
Delavan
Waukesha
Blodwith
J.B. Swhatt
California
South Water St
F. A. Schulz
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!