Cuba Cubans Charged With Stealing Goods From Panama Cargo
Four days ago on the Panama, three Cubans accused of seizing government stores from the cargo. Evidence includes found stores and complaints from General Wood. Guards doubled, sentinels told to keep firearms loaded. A guard who killed a Cuban during a halt after a theft was acquitted. Six weeks of rising theft at wharves, with estimated $30,000 taken in past six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denaral
Benttyels
Banuingo
Groh
E Joy
William Scott
Het
Panama
General Wood
United States
Hartios
Barriog
Foreign Corporation Tax Stands in New York
Supreme Court upholds New York law taxing foreign corporations doing business in the state based on capital employed. The decision affirms that the state may impose taxes linked to payroll or a lump sum proportional to business activity within New York. Justice Harlan and Justice Brown concurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amamit
Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York
Tudge Shira
Atate Mnay
Onteide Pot Ceenen
Ite Limbe
Hhe
Harlan
Hismeel
Justice Brown
MONOLITH FOR ROCKEFELLER NEARLY DONE AT LAKEVIEW CEMETERY
Unveiling of a colossal Rockefeller monolith is nearly completed for Lakeview Cemetery Barre November 2. The stone from Cleveland will cost about 50 000 with over 916 900 more for transport and erection expenses. The monument rises eighty feet and features a square base with a tower to fifty two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Barre
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefelley
Cleveland
Bine
Captain Carter Before President at White House Trial
Captain Carter of the engineer corps faces trial negotiations this week as papers are with the president. A petition for a hearing was granted, allowing Captain Carter and his counsel to present statements on the facts and law during the week long review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Iu
California
Nicolaa White
Digs
Klunton
Mingle
Weehington
New York
New Hampshire
Nehemiah White
Galesburg
Edid
Edward, Walte
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Beaver Dabforth
Plymouth
Hesty BD
White
Taunton
Trenaneen
Jamen Ee
Leaver
Tawnton
Mra Clara 1
Hubbard
Sse
Chernside
Georges Murcziangl
Almanack
de Hou
Funkary
Hermldry
Hig Time
Au Shermolia
Voltaire
Tattern
Iquiry
Europe
Chevalier Marcziangi
Ili
Tayard
Ansah Dodge
Episcopal
St. Simon's Island
Branswick
al- Tahabad
India
Georgii
WistMota
Glatgiot
Ee Eee Charlo Ring
Toray Cily
Hiter
M- Seda
Preadent
Washington
Captain Carter
Engineer Corp
Carter
Frontiersmen Buy Their Wives in Fort Graham Northwest
Newport R I graduate and ex editor Robert Stead Dunn arrives in Vancouver via Edmonton route to the Klondike. He notes Fort Graham in the Northwest near Port Graham where Hudson Bay clerks live with Native women and purchase wives from their parents, citing one man who traded fifty blankets for a wife. He portrays the Indian woman as a remarkable specimen of womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zen
Fort Graham
Northwei Territory
Hill
Vancouver
B.C
Noy
Robert Stead Dunn
Newport
R. 1
Harvard University
Edmonton
Little Town
Port Graham
Dune
Henyn Ludian
North
Hudson Bay Company
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Life Insurance Travel Case
In a Washington decision the United States Supreme Court refused a writ of certiorari in Knights Templar and Mansons Life Insurance vs C E Converse. The dispute centered on travel outside policy limits and freedom to pay benefits. The Seventh Circuit had ruled for the beneficiary, and the insurers challenged. The Court denied the application for certiorari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Aravel
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Knights Templar’s and Mansons’ Life Indemnity Company
C. E. Converse
Urimany
Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Mabel Gordon Marries Tawlond Leigh in London Ceremony
Mabel Gordon daughter of General W. W. Gordon and member of the Puerto Rican evacuation commission wed Lord Leigh of London s youngest son at a noon ceremony on November 2 in Bayaynab. The event unites two prominent families with ties to military and aristocratic circles in an era of cross Atlantic alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gordon
Dero
Bayaynab
W. W. Gordon
Tawlond Leigh
Lord Leigh
London
Emperor Attends Church in Jerusalem Con secration
The German emperor and empress attended the consecration at the Church of the Te, with a dignified ceremony and impressive pomp. Madrid remains stirred by Philippines news as Bone Folka face reaction to medicine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Germany
Jerusalem
Anc
Madrid
Philippines
Countess Almost Drowned in Detroit River Incident
Countess Schl Melman of Denmark, on an evangelistic lakes tour, narrowly escaped drowning after slipping on a plank near a gashed deck. Her son and bystanders pulled her from the river. she was unconscious briefly and remains in a hospital care with shock. Doctors expect gradual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Schl Melman
Denmark
Lakes
Abe
Insurgent retreats near Manila ease tense standoff
Dispatches from Inez report Filipino insurgents have submitted to General Otis and retired from conflict lines around Manila. The withdrawal to Balear and Eganda follows a calm surrender after a tense period, with Dewey enforcing limits on foreign travel and maintaining firm control as talks with Aguinaldo and Spanish authorities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Otis
Spanianda
Americana
Balle
Egandaclan
Otta
Anderson
Pension and Foster Master Appointments Listed
Fragmentary notice lists appointments in various departments with names such as Samuel H. Aton Gere Srared Hiram Adama Hen Ponaldson Jacob Har and Witton Juni Al dn. Details include renewals, end dates, and amounts in Wyoming and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeutai
Samuel H. Aton
Gere
Femainas Rees Alinice
Hiram Adama
Wall Lake
Hen Ponaldson
Montezuma
Jacob Har
Riveralde
Witton Juni al Dn
Spanish-American War Updates From Cuba and Florida
Captain Major Almy reports dire sanitary conditions in Cuban camps with yellow fever risk. Spain plans to burn infected quarters. Eight battalions guard the Jucaro valley while 25 000 troops prepare to depart from Cienfuegos for home. Puerto Rico carries thousand soldiers. Spanish authorities explain transfers of real property to religious orders predated a signed protocol and trace negotiations to 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almy
Clem Fur
Jucaro
Spain
Woldiere
Clenfuegos
Puerto Rico
Conininaion
Middle of the Road Populists Lose State Ticket in Colorado
A Colorado court ruling ends the middle of the road populists state ticket. Ten state tickets exist but only four gubernatorial candidates. Charles S. Thoms leads the Democratic People’s Party, with other runners from Teller Silver Republican and various factions. Emblem rulings push some candidates onto ballot under different party emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Charles
Thoms
Democratic People
Teller
Oflees
Sioux Youths Pressure Removal of Agent Clapp at Pine Ridge
Reports from Pine Ridge agency South Dakota state Sioux youths form an organized move to remove Indian Agent Clapp. Secretary Miss says no official action or orders to remove or transfer exist and no changes to the agent’s duties are on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Ridge
Washington
Interior Department
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Clapp
Miss
Tdverve
Army
Investigate Officers Conduct At War Investigation Camps
Report details a war investigation audit arriving at Camp Hamilton from Texington on November 2. General Dodge Colonel Sexton and Dr. Gonder join the inquiry into officer conduct at Chickamauga while testimony is planned, with inspections occupying the day and potential revelations on regimental actions during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greak
Texington
Dodge
Sexton
Gonder
War Investigation Commmission
Camp Hamilton
Chickamauga
Cornered Rib Market Sees Sharp Jump in Prices in October
A chaotic market report from Chicago dated November 2 details a corner in October with the English houses in control. Prices closed at 5.00, rose to 5 871 2 the next day, then surged further as traders claimed Armour and Cudahy were short. Anglo American allegedly bid prices higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmissail
Aputce Air Sly Riba
Chicago
Jn Eaid
Ti Tae
Nuit Armour
Cudahy
Meeting Postponed In Canadian American Commission Tie
Washington Nov 2 The meeting of the Canadian American Commission to settle the difference between the United States and Canada has been postponed to November. An impression remains that the American typewriter played a role in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uve
Washington
United States
Vane ‘Spinupus
Enbland Still Preparing for War in London Crisis Nearing
London reports a mood of gloom as crisis seems to approach. British naval preparations intensify with seven battleships and a cruiser designated for a squadron, volunteers mobilized, and large camps forming near key junctions. An apparent Russian spy arrest near Norwich adds tension while Dover and Woolwich reinforce defenses and the channel squadron anchors off Gibraltar. The Daily Mail notes unprecedented dockyard activity and a dispatched Egyptian battalion to Fushoda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Sevensport
Vortamonts
Dorwich
Ugnested
London Volunteer Regiments
Nm Forte
Pal Mall
Wir
Yari‘ona
Wadiden
Dover
Woolwich
Gibraltar
Farin
Peral
Ton
Fushoda
Te 14
Barater
Matic
Daily Mail
England
War Office
Sayn
Preach
Toulon
Newport News Armor Plate Plant Advocated by Huntington
Collin Py Huntington, owner of Newport News shipyard, plans an armor plate and ordnance factory on a half mile of water frontage adjoining the yard. The project would complete ship production, creating up to 5,000 new jobs and bringing the yard’s total payroll above 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Newport News
Collin Py Huntington
Newport News
Pacific Coast
Huntington
Winson Laved
Planta
Wew Indonteles
Sand
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dey Dock Company
Linois
German Emperor Curtails Holy Land Visit
The German Emperor's planned journey to the Holy Land was curtailed due to European tensions. He intended to visit Jericho and then Byriay, with Wilhelmina praised for vast tulip fields and beauty, reflecting American admiration for royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wpcror
Germany
Jericho
Wilhelmina
Thanksgiving Proclamation Text From Washington
The proclamation by the president calls Americans to observe Thanksgiving with prayer and gratitude for harvests trade and national unity. It invokes divine blessing for peace, victory, and continued prosperity, urging worship across the country on the appointed day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apuil
Washington
Jing
Jim
Tomma
Malika
Teuillte
Praire
Apurl
William Afek Kinney
John Hay
German Intrigues Unearthed Over Naval Bases and the Canal
A late October report from Washington outlines German plans to seize coaling and naval stations in the Atlantic and Pacific to threaten U S routes. England is accused of secretly aiding Germany in Samoa and Santo Domingo, with fears of a canal edge and potential U S annexation debates as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcheme
Bargade
Nicarigee
Chicago
Nateial
Fe Jasin
Washington
Saya
Eluate Department
Gerwin
Atlantic
Pacific
England
United States
Samoa
Matietoa
Germany
State Department
Tailer
Imland
Tigat
Vaele
Plin
Souto Douingo
West Indies
Santo Domiingo
Republic of Saito
Domingo
Kaiser
Banto Domingo
Smithweed
New York
Santo Do
Iron and Steel Markets Show Unprecedented Activity
The record from Chicago and national reports indicate rapid input of specifications and growing demand across the iron and steel sector. Independent telephone lines expand, mattresses use more wire, and prices trend downward while production remains high. McKinley’s presidential train returns to Washington from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tron and Steel
Iron and Atvel
Bamis
Lnes Ag
Aumbern
Liner
Induatey
Wood Bars Haytian Negroes Coming to Santiago
Santiago Cuba October 31 The French consul urged General Wood against landing Haytian workers. Wood replied he would not admit more paupers, citing excess numbers. The city sees a Christmas box being prepared for soldiers abroad, with many boys remembered and receiving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slit
Santiago
Cuba
General Wood
Hayti
Wood
Army and Navy Improvements Aim at Uniform Small Arms
Washington November reports plans to study English gun manufacture in England, with Commander Pendleton leading a gun factory inspection. The War Department bought rights to adapt underwater discharge tubes and breech mechanisms for U.S. weapons, including 6 inch guns, torpedo tubes, and armor ship systems, seeking uniform calibers across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendiclon
Uie
England
Maine
Missouri
Ohio
Ordnance Works
Armstrong
Armstrongs
Vickirs Bona & Maxim
Thia
United Statea Navy
Wvans
Rae
Proving
Ordnance Bureau
Charles O'Neil
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Tt Ia
Lee
General Lawton in Washington Seeks Talks on Cyber Offense
General Henry W. Lawton arrived from Santiago and met with War Department officials and General Corbin before visiting the White House. He expressed assurances that affairs in Santiago province will gradually adjust to the new order, despite the unrest and administrative challenges observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santage
Washington
Henry W. Tawton
Santiago
War Department
Captaina Mendoza
Kingyof
AE. Montre
Lawton
Corbin
Maria
White House
Takes a New Lease of Life Warm Weather
Yellow fever reports from the deep south claim the epidemic has revived despite cold and frost. In Louisville a citywide outbreak is noted with fever present on many streets and wards. State authorities loosened quarantine for Mississippi towns except where infection remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Almont Avery Street
Madison
Whit House
Exon
Gangina
Missionippi
Georgia Governor Alan Chan Mer Inaugurated
Alan D Chan Mer was inaugurated governor of Georgia. In his inaugural address he took a stand against national expansion. The ceremony occurred on Noo Triday at At Wee Mlunia, Gus, on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Chuniler Kworw Ito Omer Ni Noo
Wee Mlunia
Gus
Alan D. Chan Mer
Nom
Investigating State Committee Divh Service Commission Haw Gone to New Hampshire
Nov 1 Washington reports the civil service commission sent an agent to New Hampshire to investigate the hats of ex Governor Burrel and the committee for making political assessments on the United States. The article notes rumors of influence and attempts to sway official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Commission
New Hampanee
Laake Tate
Wey
Matty
Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Hie
New Hampshire
Burrel
United States
AmcHonry Penriter
Maria Teresa Starts for Rome Heaves Cafmaners Tie
Nov 1 report from the former Epawikherbiser Mati Teres, now under Naval Constructor Hobaouy, sailed toward Hampton Roads last night. The vessel, towed by the Vulcan and Merritt, will be conveyed to Mayel by the Almolauattana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veiloun
Merritt
Caipianort
Teres
Uring Bini
Rees Uervern
Hobaouy
Hampton Roads
Vulcan
Cae Mayel
Almolauattana
Man Returns Home With Pair of Ducks and Things
A man arrives home to find a pair of ducks and various items he forgot to retrieve from his earlier trip. He realizes the shotgun he left behind remains inside. Authorities note no incident occurred and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yi Hin
Fragmented Patchy News Across Odd Topics From Early Sheet
Reported items touch on health cures with St Jacobs Oil, price for lima beans at 5.85 per 100 pounds, and a scattered note about rag shipments. Mention of a door bell sign and a crime involving forged names appears, alongside war coverage about magazines and Santiago. Historical remarks reference Denmark and old flags. A South American river steamer tale notes sandbank hazards and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
GO. Tiram
Dakota
Uloek
Emile Aron
Central
Prixon Af
Melim Ile
Hospital of St. Louis
Paris
Sehera
Adirondacks
Dave
Longlake
Green Brook
Waterloo
Timea Longstreet
Fivipolia
United States Railroad
West
Colonel Snow
Qing
Pennsylvania
Br. Swallow
Bernard Shaw
Ait Tishman
Turion
Aymtheiat
Teutotaler
Lebater
Rotary
Johnson
Ignacio Andrade
Republic of Venexuala
Andrade
Anieeiepta
Csire
Jolley J. Mill
Oreign Corporation
Rockefeller
M'Kinley
Life Companies
N. Gordon
Othe
Manila
Insurgenté
Otla
Thea
Mwerica
Dewey Lna
Catite
Admiral Dewey
Admairal Dewey
Aguinaldo
Aguialdo
Hon
Pisses
Panay
Hence Aires
Buenon Ayren
Hollo
Iyto
Holla
Buenos Ayres
Rios
Central Philippine Islands
Alma
Tloilo
Amhether
Cleo
Pluk
Otin Haw
General Oulx
General Rios
la Vs Eapanol
Americain Intie Atyla
Bpanieh Organe
Cavite
Chen
Pura
Ban Prancisco
Abetok
Helen Fanelt
Sandy Marti
Wind
Theodore Martin
K. Cy
Huan
Bpanieh
Colorado
Sioux City
Hive
Stouk Bigud City
Out
Bloux City
Lecelpta
South Oana
Bouin
Omaha
Custer
Whipmienta
Katte Marker Staudy
Kansas City
Oot
Sears
Strane
Sears Mealies
Gia Maricets
Fiouresteady
Timothy Bees
Ips
Enbland
Tussian
Wore
Har Wiel
Peon Meer
Wehe
Peanapore
Rinépart Toyinunin
Ponce
Muerto
Experias
Brazil
Oregok Seo
Frotrau
Mentha Washington
Californ
Ieaki
Oregon
Towa
Honoluli
Bahiy
Department
Huhin
Tron and Steel Tham Proving
Oan
Pamdteton
Nasy
Sume
Maki Systakihee
Lawson
Georgia
Maria Teresa
Rome
Sali
Hyott
Xolfiers
Rg ‘ Hood
America
Grealeet Mediainn
Gh Hood
Mihoavy
Hallowe'en
Jean
San Francisco
Henry Geatly
Schwarnkoppen
Magasives
Ingland
Maia
Thak
William Sechur
Danieh Vice Coneul
Macy
Valdemar
Becher
Param
SyRpe
Sexy
Caltronnia
CarivouNia Bro Syrop Co
Carivornia Fid Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Kau
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester
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!