Fire at leather shop in Pittsburgh endangers 21 workers
Domestic despatch reports 21 persons, mostly firemen, nearly suffocated by smoke in a Pittsburgh cellar fire. Other items include Lima Ohio deaths from limekiln accident, San Francisco fire losses, and various incidents across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Koontz
Henry Bowers
Lima
San Francisco
Henry Irvine
Houston
Tex
Kentucky
Justice Keigwin
Jeffersonville, Ltd
Stamnout
Stockton
Cal
Palo Alto
Capt Porter
United States Secret Service
Hancock
The
Hot Springs
Ark
Croker
Cleveland
Koblitz Bros
Cooper Shop
Jersey City
Rowena
Lal
E. W Gillett & Co
Chicago
Tita Monrines
Hawthorne
Tue Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Ogden
Mieh
United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Denver
Miss Willard
Webster Manufacturing Works
Union Oil Company
Milwaukee
Third Ward
Independence
Wyoming
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Adams Express Company
Big Bay
Mich
Lake Michigan
Dozens Die in Fires and Accidents Across the Nation
A rush of disastrous events unfolds from coast to coast. James R Bankerr, survivor of the Jeannette expedition, fatally shoots his wife’s niece and himself in San Francisco after wounding his wife. A Kansas City grandmother kills her grandson then herself. Severe fires devastate St Johnsbury Vermont and Milwaukee. A Chicago factory district burns, and a guide wrecks highway trains. Notes on lynching, ballooning injuries, and political shifts fill the rest of a chaotic day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bankerr
Lottie Carpenter
San Francisco
Arctic
Bartlett
Kansas City
Kan
Clara Seiger
Frank Volckera
St. Johnsbury
Chicago
Tudor Buggy Company
Newport News & Mississippi Valley Road
Gordon Station
Cuis1EeTt
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
New Monroeville
Ala
Krner
Milwaukee
Callery Junction
Milo Thomlinson
Tur Enelid
Wit
Grand Army Hall
South Norwalk
Gonn
Henry S Leer
Furer
Boston
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Chicago Athletic Association
Harrison
Italy
Arenen Towers
State Senate
Capitol
Atlanta
Garoun Corriss
Jacob Krell
la Porte
Jake Winters
Carson
New
Jug Grunewald
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Railroad
O Brien
Secretary of the Treasury
Great Lakes
Staa4n Manak
Bequimaux
Columbia
Susan Mana
United States
Burlington and Missouri
McCook, Neb
Granger
Cole
Herr Lenar
Bremen
Germany
Tuomas Smitt Cream
London
Canada
Liston
Kingston
Ont
Newfoundland
Greenspond
Douro
Sintes
Portugal
Zacatecas
Mexico
Bayonne
Penmarch
Finisterre
Epovaro Manienis
Turkaiser
Saldo
Paxaca
Tur
Berlin
Morrier
Alexandria
Liberator Building Association
San Juan
Mex
W E. Giles
Western Pacific Islands
Lome Loma
Pennsylvania
Ohio Pyle
Delaney’s Cave
Denver
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Francis E. Willard
Turner
Spearville
GO W Kety
Jefferson County
Russia
Ferdmann Wittzer
Winamac
Ind
Max Seuornttnal
New York
Kurgess
Lebanon
Vac
Oak Sutherland
Warsaw
Poland
Ballinadrina
Ireland
Pilkington
Sergt. Logan
Grance
Barone
Foster
Portual
Funeral rites for Mrs Harrison held in Indianapolis
Funeral services were conducted at the First Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis for Mrs. Harrison with Rev. M. L. Haines officiating. The burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery. President Harrison and party departed for Washington afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jonathan H Wallace
Ohio
Congress
East
Liverpool
Medical study and public notices from Illinois era
Fragmented OCR notes include medical education claims by De Jo M. Kinkvatnick and Mary F. Bradford, subscription pitches for The Henry Republican and Molino Plowman, Ely's Dream Balm testimonial, and multiple local notices. Reports mention Virginia convention, Thomson-Houston directors, Columbus celebration plans for Rockford, fatal train accident in Ramsay, painter injury in Bloomington, Milan fire losses, and insurance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Sunday School Association
Virginia
John T. Beggs
Chicago
Consolidated
Thomson-Houston
Rush Electric Companies
Rockford
Columbus
Alonzo Wright
Ramsay
August Hauffe
Bloomington
Postmaster General Plans Columbus Themed Stamp Series
The postmaster general intends issuing a Columbus commemorative stamp set sized wider but same height as current issues. Expected to debut January 1 with the new designs replacing the present series over the following year. Also includes testimonials on Chamberlain ointments from Fort Madison Iowa and Blackburn Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Columbus
Lee
Chamberlain
Witherel
Smith
Fort Madison
Iowa
Blackburn, Mo
Seth Moore
Moore
J. W. Noice
Moath Cure advertised for rheumatism relief
An advertisement promotes Moath Cure claiming rapid rheumatism and neuralgia relief in eight days with dramatic system action. First dose promised to benefit, sold by FA Powell, druggist. A Rutland republican rally drew about 2000 in a stormy assembly with speakers Reeves Cullen Wright and candidate Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Powell
Draggist
Tenry
Rutland
Walter Reeves
Streator
Cullen
Ottawa
Byard W. Wright
Wenonm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ianis
Wisodale
Joie
PTT
Pep Ivan Erroo
Fale
Lippman Bros
Perils
Lippman's Block
Alias
J. S. Jones
Chillicoth
Dr . Powell
Hiram Hunter
Walter GilMith
Clear Creech
Sanford
r.Sanford
Edward A. Wilson
Brooklyn
Halyz-Ty
Indercliff Hotel
Lake Senachwine
M Lincoln
Thta Wetion
CRI& P R.R
Putnam
Freo Iit
Walting
Henry
Chillagou
Gpressana Mat
EtExpress
Areau Freight Taboe
B.C. Widmeyer
Proria
Arkansas
Lewis Real Estate Conaitte
Henry Republican
Georce Burt, Eprror
Susie Conran
Fourth
Wisconsin
E. L. Eaton
William J. Potten
Unitarian Church
New Bedford
Mass
Dewitt C. Limriesoux
Oswego
N. Y
One Hundred and Tenth
Mr. Pleasant
Texas
M. J. Wallace
Prerssure
Franz X. Goxli
Ist
Henry Club
Edward Street
Gertie Bickerman
Rose Kranz
Sophia Wigand
Goddess of
Liberty
Quites
Terest
Alfred Orendorff
Orendorff
Chas K. Ladd
Lacon
Hennepin
Oxbow
John Paskell
Isaac Forbes
Thos L. Harring On
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Europe
de Jo M. Kinkvatnick
Ely
Scar
Warren Ave
Ill
Mary F. Bradford
Tabriz
Persia
Lexington
Jay Boss
Pamphet
Keystone Watch Caseco
Now & Live
Minnesota
Mesa
Western
Western Creamery
Beeves
Pete
Henry Market
George Nicholson
Iswold
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!