Fire Sweeps Bainbridge Ohio Two Die in Blaze
A devastating Bainbridge fire started in a barn behind Perrin Brown’s store when two boys played with matches. The blaze reached Beardsley’s drug store causing a fatal explosion that claimed the life of Beardsday and his brother-in-law Thomas Higgins. The town’s main square was destroyed including homes and the Methodist Church. two houses survived. Estimated damage reaches $100,000 with several injuries. Aid from Waverly and Chillicothe arrived. fire spread halted before neighboring squares burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Ohio
Perrin Brown
Beardsley
Beardsdey
Thomas Higgins
James
Striking SayY Strikers Unarmed at Latimer Inquest
Coroner Meee of Tarleton presided over a two hour inquest into the Latimer shootings. Witnesses, including District Attorney Well and officials from Luzerne and Wilkes-Barre, testified that the foreign strikers were unarmed and that Sheriff Martin drew a revolver during the march attack by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimer Atair
Meee
Tarleton
Pas
Shor Hf
Latimer
D. A. Well
Luzerene County
EH. A. Puller
Wilkes-Barre
Corqner
Carman
Juha McGehren
B. HH. Laughlin
George J. Troutman
Harleton
Ahesisfs
Se. Thorodovich
Philadelphi
Ei. 1. Coxe
Cuneate
Martin
Monetary Commission Discusses Objects and Scope in Washington
In Washington on a Saturday a session of the Monetary Commission heard Edmunds and several members speak about the commission’s objects. The talks focused on the initial tests phase and the existence of effects on all people rather than immediate policy changes. The aim is to ascertain what exists and how it affects the public before proposing any actions or recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreds
Monetary Commission
Aosaigna
Washington
Edmunds Pfeaidine
Cone
Pamy
Pamy Asher
War ships for Hawaii ready to checkmate Japan
The United States prepares naval force to deter possible Japanese action. Orders go to the Wheeling at Pearl Harbor to move to Honolulu. The Yorktown sails toward Hawaii. Philadelphia may remain at Tongala until the Naniwa leaves port. The administration seeks safety while watching for a potential coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Laelo
Kawaii
Washington
Gunhenn
Wheeling
Atlare Island
Llewelila
Yorktown
Cmiser
Philadelphia
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets and Phrases
A garbled pastiche of foreign policy and culture notes from Chicago and New York papers. It references Spain Weylerism Japan Greece Turkey and a Broadway style stage line about Charlotte Smith and Bastion z in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Charlotte Smith
Selene
Bastion Z Chicage
Kom
Lemia
Moen Pont Macey
Chicago
Spain
New York Sun
Death of Buck Kilgore ex Congressman from Texas
Congressman Buck Kilgore of Texas dies at Ardmore Indian Territory after a brief illness. Born February 20 1835 in Newman Georgia he served in the Confederate Army and rose to adjutant general. Kilgore later served in the Texas Senate and the U S Congress as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
Fort Delaware
Efe
Trancock
State Senate
Buck
Hilgore
Congress
Reed Wat
Phat
Fatal mine explosion at Johnston City injures and kills five
A gas buildup in a Williamson County coal mine at Johnston City Illinois exploded Friday morning. Five men were killed and several injured as the cage was blown upward and mine machinery stopped. Rescue work began immediately with many workers postponing their shifts to attend the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnneson City
Lil
Williamson County
Johnston City
Tll
Eine Balanc
Moraine
Amazon of the Coal Fields Heroine Leads Pennsylvania Strike
Ries Martin McCrane is described as a heroine of the Pennsylvania coal strike, widow of a miner, and leader of women activists. She advocates parade demonstrations to shame miners into striking, suggesting language barriers and foreign workers should be treated with force if needed. Her group includes Irish, Welsh, Hungarians, and Polish women ready to bolster the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeGrove
Trish
Uungallan
Post Office Safe Blown at Omer
A group of robbers blew open the post office safe in Gmer Mich early Friday and fled with about 1500 dollars and stamps. The night watchman had just left the building seconds before the blast. The Navy reports Captain Waynor denies severe damage to the battleship Madison during docking at Fairfax. The President accepts the resignation of Second Lieutenant Gordon Vaerhies. Assistant Surgeons Richards and McGreery are ordered to examination for promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Gmer
Mich
Gordon Vaerhies
Fourth Cavalry
Charles Richards
Geo. McGreery
Sufferings of Gold Seekers Amid Winter Trails Collapse
Reports from Puget Sound indicate 600 to 1,000 gold seekers on the Ska fuay and Dyea trails face starvation and exposure as storms wreck provisions. Many lack funds for return tickets. at Skaguay river the mud and ice block routes. Few may find work, while the rest await months of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skafuay
Dyea
Kacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Skaguay
Skagnuay
Alen
Skeguay
Henshin
Lake Bennett
Skagney Trail
Henshaw
Dyen
California
George Latine
Bandits Rob Northern Pacific Train in Chicago Suburb
Masked bandits held up a Northern Pacific passenger train near Moorhead Minnesota after leaving Grand Forks. They forced the engineer to stop and switch engines, searched cars, and escaped with an unknown haul while the express car was left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Miaricagta
Moorhead
Minn
Sab Fy
Hooker
Ure
Carcerin
Inginers Slonker
Aparé Bieach
Ermac
Berriz Orders Slaughter Amid Cuban Crisis Reports
Dispatches describe Col. Berriz ordering violence near Bejucal as Evangeling Caos remains jailed. The Cuban insurgent leadership, including Baldomera Acusia, moves in the field. Claims recount captures, arrests, and movements toward the Mexican shore, with varied reports of attacks and recoveries across Havana and Tarana provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Berriz
Caos
Sig
Bejucal
Diego
Baldomera Acusia
Agusta
Concho
Havana
Arosta
Efayvana
Lusaga
Yavana
Camiare
Dimine Delendo
San Valorio Tnnes
Tarana
Mad Capmired Armas
Adadia
Dolares Ia Peyre
Carpets and Curtains Sale Highlights Vintage Textiles
Readable fragments show a sale listing rugs carpets and drapery including 19 yard wide pile carpet 250 rag carpets 35 yard ingrain carpet and velvet and Brussels options. Also featured are tapestry curtains Nottingham lace curtains and long Notting ham pieces, plus ladies and children garments and wool vests and pants with assorted sizes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Jackets Capes and Furs Offerings for Ladies and Misses
Catalog of women's and missy jackets capes and coats in varying materials including chevron cloth beaver cloth silk seal plush and frieze. Prices range from about 2.98 to 3.98 with detailed trimming and sizes for children and teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaadies
Hinek Nual
Franklin
Sivas
Prica
New Fall Dress Goods and Silks Catalog Offers
Fall dress goods and silks advertised with wide assortment. Prices per yard range from 8c to 2.98, including novelty dress goods, checks, and mixtures, all wool velvets and verges, lace-like silks, and fashion accessories. Also listed are linings, table linens, damask, and fabrics in multiple widths and shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aravid
Lailka
Gents' Furnishing Goods Sale Listing
A dated catalog item lists a large assortment of menswear and boyswear, including 87 dozen waists, men s and boys shoes in various styles, socks and handkerchiefs, belts, collars, and pants. Prices show heavy discounts or bulk offers, with items described as stock from W. & A. and Lycoming Madrid mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Fall Menswear and Boys Suits and Hats Brief Sale
Advertisement listing boys knee pant suits in gray and cheviots with double seat and elastic waist. Also promotes fall men’s hats Derby and Fedora at reduced prices, plus golf and Stanley caps in wool materials, with multiple quantities and low prices.
Boys Suits On Sale In Varied Styles For Boys
New stock of boys long pant school suits in checks and mixtures offered at 2.98 to 4.00. Also extra fine long pants suits up to 20 years in single and double breasted styles with wool fabric and neat lining. 1600 pairs of boys pants offered at 9 1/2 cents per pair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sayy
Hawaii
New York Mail and Express
Gireece
Kilgore
Amazon
Mes
M'Crone
Toosetelthan
Henry Wayior
Madison
Flairfax
Bandits Ros
Spanish
Telegraphic
Boas
Afton
Ea Statllehack
Kansas City
State Department
Vine YU Observatory
Mass
Aan Ieee
Opkornces
Sioux City
Iowa
Dekovnes
Davidson Bros
Sania
Guoly
Nplon
Rother
Lic
Silesia
Turkey
North Star
Dongana Congress
Jace Ahoed
Pera
Aloes
Gent's Lace
Lycoming and
Madrid Mills
Waterbury Mackintoshes
Travin
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!