Deathbed vigil as Beecher battles for life
The article reports on Henry Ward Beecher's declining condition in a Brooklyn home, with family at his bedside and crowds outside reading bulletins. A German mind-reader offered services, while others offered condolences from clergy and officials. Doctors warned of potential causes and possible death in the near term as Beecher remains unresponsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citado
Mare
Brookwyn
Marah
Pope
My. Hoocher
Twokiyn
Nev
Henry Ward Beecher
Ian
Earth
Mr. Beecher
Thango
Buecher
Hicks Street
Teara
Dr. Jacobs
Jewish Minister's Association
Col
Thora
Shiv
Herbert
Fort Seattle
Father
Bun
Augustus Storrs
Col. Beecher
Searle
Wien
Bearle
Oslock Hys
Kescher
Cleveland
England
Mr. Heacher
Plymouth Ehurch
A Dose of Cold Lead Rages in Kentucky Town
The Bost family led by Williams Humphrey Bost rode into Palntick Kentucky and opened fire after a quarrel with Isaac Arnold and John Luckey. Arnold and Luckey fired back. one man died, two Bosts and Hensley were wounded, and Arnold sustained a bullet in his arm. Threats of lynching the Bosts spread as authorities investigate the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisyione
Mareh
Willams Humphrey Bost
Khenezar Beal
Palntick
George Roberts
John Hensley
Isaac Arnold
John Luckey
Arnold
Luckey
Ioberta
Hrathers
Hensley
Bosta
Iowa
March
Duff Logan
Weonstebls
Joropl How
Lindburt, Hea & Co
Tagan
Permulé
Hiquor
Kaw
Hin
Logan
Oleg
Row Than
Tow
Historic U S Court Decides on Tax Conspiracy Case
The U S Supreme Court reconvened to rule on a traveling sales tax case tied to a California habeas corpus plea. The court held the act unconstitutional as it targeted interstate commerce, freeing Thomas Naklwin's habeas matter and sending further proceedings in accord with the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toniorsen
Intersiala
Thomas Naklwin
California
Baldi Wan
Nicolaus
Suter County
Cal
Eirenit
Daint Thin
Hhe Cave
Supremes Court of the United State
Ballwin
Mahlwin
Rovers
Costa
Juaney Waite
Ube Vasa
Ditsbicon
Harlan
Torin Poidel
Jacob Henrich
United States
Wortarn Dite
Pennsylvania
Wurtenburg
Pittsburg
Callel
Rappnok
Uta
Spridel
Elalar
Indiana Legislature Adjourns Amid Deep Dispute Over Appropriations
Reported chaos in both chambers as the Indiana legislature adjourned Monday night without finalizing key appropriation bills. Democratic leaders in the Senate proposed memorials to Congress while debates raged over a possible special session. Senator Wolf pressed for electing a temporary replacement to a senate seat, while President Smith faced calls to continue debate on a gubernatorial appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrata
Senate
United States Senate
Imostol
Wolf
Smith
Supreme Court
Wotr
Wier
Ina
Audi
Wisconsin
Manison
Wis
Mareh
Congress
Condolence debate over clergyman at meeting
A Congregational group in this city debated condolence for Henry Ward, with objections citing his heterodoxy. Resolutions of condolence were proposed, then withdrawn to avoid implying support for his theology. The meeting adjourned without final action amid strong aversion to press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaen Wasur
Fe Milchigni UN City
March
Sparks
Michigan
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Railroad Company
Lamar
Booghor OrdAuo
Henry Ward
Burchar
Hagchar
J. Goodwin
Uinistera
Vary Aversa
Labor Strikes Freeze Freight on Baltimore & Ohio Rail
A wide scale brakeman strike cripples the Baltimore & Ohio system from Pittabury to Connellsville. Freight and passenger services halt as crews demand a 10 percent wage boost and hours changes. Rail officials delay entry of trains and reports spread of orders to other craft unions amid widespread work stoppages and threats of furnace shutdowns if coke deliveries fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrraning
Baltimore & Obie
Pittabury
Connallevilla
Ie Craw
Flromon
Ant
Lt Wan
Rni
United States
Thia
Brothas Hood
Fronanon
Connellaville
Brother Hood
Erio
Baltimore & Ohio
Nottle
Baltimore & Ohblo
Moorhead
Carrie
Avon
Wint of Cole
Col. J. M. Schoonmaker
Aa Extensivo Planta
Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amushments
Wilcox Poms Opera House
Rome
Cadebe Cae
Ivotay Stavenene
Wilcoxon
Opera House
Im. H. Wilcoxon
Crntvall
Stephenson Stephandst
Florida
Stephenson
Diltenbauely’s
STORK
DEATH
Atk P,m
Indianapolis
Mavels
Beucher
Montay
Plymouth
Wan Dae
Hinan
Baptiat
Sond
Kasay Roush
New York
Marol Lewis Pike
Mowburyport
Muchante
Crom
Vike
South
Boston
Pike
Francis Lord
New Hampshire
Bayecwater
Long Island
Connecticut
Mary A. Dittmar
Baycheater
Magazine House
Henry Altinger
Altinger
American Asaoolation
Ohio
Amaritat Hase Hall Association
Zack Phelps
Louisville
Armericant Association
Davenport
Davenrout
Davenport Passy
Gazette
Clair J. Vulutte
Chicago
Tom
Leecuning
Kilpatrick & Co
Amalgamated Association
Knights of Labor
Jove
Cutting
SepaLia
Ic Cutting
Becansy
Sedalia
Telegraph
Tha Bazon
Nowunion
Rev. J. Howland
Auburndale
Mel. Howland
Liufia
Fink Bulgarian Marineers
Sofia
Rustchuk Rmutineers
THE
United States Supreme Court
Trenaury
Matthews
Washnnuton City
Rotter
Recorder of Deeds
Montgouery
Quincy
Pablia
Waastinatox
I Davidson A Son
Hid
Burlington Manufacturing Company
Che Pickell Marble and Cranite
St. Louis
J. Val. den
Hornellsville
N.Y
Lowe Phebe
Sita
Washington Cry
Constantinople
Wassinaronity
State Department
Heap
Dikeuveren
Eevenssusu
Tinland
Uid
Aby
Berlin
Ferdinand von Arlt
Indiana
Cincade
Cedar Raphiy
Labor Party
Council
Mason City
Cheran
Ottumwa
Rama Party
Cruston
Repubiicans
Citizens
Croston
Democrate
Burlington
Cevatt Karis
Maggie Black
May Vernon
Des Moines
Thin
Miss Stack
Titusgilla
Standard Oi Company
Marsh & Marwood
Marsh & Harwood Company
Bekuin
March S
Prince Misuiarck
Brak
Kroight Teatre
Eitebaegent
Trowbin
Ciuivetawn
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Krank TE. Kallogg
Strittom
Bourn Amway
South Amboy
Mtty
Gall
Mgr. Reinorker
Sara
St. Bautimonk
Adolphus Trautmann
Pearl Street
Missouri
Monenny
Mount Airy
G. F. Goodman
Goodman
Rio Grande
Worthington
Emmert & Burrell
Mareport, Teltnois
Wholesale & Retail
Devlera
J. A. Dirksen
Stephenson St
Holesale
Chicago Street
Hebel & Rath Freeport
Illingis
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!