Five articles and notices from York and beyond dated May
fragmented OCR items include murder trial dispatches from Auburn and Ithaca, executions, a famine relief stance by the Red Cross, ammonia warehouse explosion in a Canadian city, a farmer's son found dead in a university dissecting room, a Tennessee execution of a wife killer, and stallion breeding notices in Arkansas with scattered place names and dates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inoue
Svare
Armour & Company
Lawrence
Kan
John, G. Farr
Farmer
Milan
Hs Son
Jay G. Farr
Kanana
Young Farr
Perth
Kah
Ewart
Fayetteville
Tenn
W. C. Baird
Taylor
Baird
Gray wolf killed by farmers near Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania
In Beavertown Beav et towns near Hollidaysburg three farmers report a gray wolf killed after sheep losses spanning two years. Roger, Long, and a hunter fired when the wolf carried off a lamb, believing it would retreat to the mountains. The carcass, sent to the Carnegie Institute for mounting, is described as the last gray wolf killed in Pennsylvania, with possible ties to a prior Westmoreland County kill in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsalmen
Gray Co
Spa
Roger
Clyder Todd
Zoological Department
Carnegie Institute
Pitteburg
Purchandd
Akeleton
Kled
Hedford
Long
Pennsyffensee
Westmoreland County
Boeck Charged With Grand Larceny In Jewels Case
New York may 4 two indictments for grand larceny were returned against J Edward Boeck who posed as a jewelry dealer on commission and obtained precious stones worth many thousands from Malden Lane jewelers and did not return them. Investigations by detectives for the Jewelers Security Alliance of the United States are cited as prompting the disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Edward Boeck
Tt i6
Boeck
Malden Lane
Jewelers’ Security Alliance
United States
Mine disaster verdict and frost raise prices in early 1900s news
A chaotic May report cites a coroner's jury exonerating mine management after the Whip mine explosion blamed on miners. frost in the western and southern U S pushes Chicago grain to new highs before profits pull prices back. Isadore Bondy is reported dead in a separate incident, while a Malden Lane district employee hints at large financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Isadore Bondy
Bainz
Charleston
W. Va
Chicago
Pittsburg Markets Prices For Various Grains And Butter
Market list shows corn yellow No 2 mixed shelled prices 66 67 and 62 62 for No 2 yellow shelled and mixed shelled. Hay prices No 1 tlmothy 22.50 22.00, No 1 clover 18.00 20.00, No 1 mixed 19.00 20.00. Egg Selected 181% 17. Butter Prints 20 26%4 tube 26 46 26. Ohio cream 23 24. Cheese New York full cream new 14 14% , Ohio full cream 13 4%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
New York
New
Indiana Markets Review Shows Backward Season Amid Gradual Demand
The Dun's weekly trade review notes spring merchandise distribution progressing slowly as the season remains backward. Wheat and crop rumors spark price rises while weather improves early sowing in some states. Manufacturing continues, wages rise, and mercantile collections improve in many cities. Iron and steel demand grows, with large tonnage placed, but mills stay forward on old orders. Agricultural implement makers show increased demand, signaling farmer prosperity despite farm-sector timidness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
Makera
Iuainasa
Thia
Also Mentioned on This Page
York
Ington
KC 88
Hatels
Townshal
Gabler
Jackson
Ewin Brook
Auburn
Carlo Ciardi
Ithaca
Luigi
Porgi
Ciardi
Washington
Red Grogé
Hal. W
Onberg
Fair Ground Gate
Blairaville Road
Cash
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Smyrna
Ruge
Aeraper
Bboy Zeller
Téaat
Oldcat
Arma
Indiana
Goumoran Avant
Patalcen
Appleby & Peterson
Waterall
Japan
Mieew Paints
Penna
J. L. Zack
Main Street
Homer City
Ching
Dover
Boo
Atook
Mong Bhirta
Belen Anek
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!