Varied Reflections From A Nation In Transition
The text discusses the fragility of national prestige in face of rising power, notes the ether concept as a scientific curiosity, and laments language shifts like oleo versus butter. It stresses examining past actions with present intelligence to gain new standards of right, plus observations on agriculture, refinement, wealth, and the value of specialized farming, especially potatoes, with emphasis on citizenship education and political causation for youth.
Pueblo to Get New Hotel at 250000
State news item reports Pueblo will receive a new hotel costing 250000 dollars. Other notices include a Denver ball club win, an explosion at Durango’s armory, and multiple county and railroad incidents across Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Durango
Boulder
Boulder Creek
Forest Fires and a Kansas Sheriff Cross murder case
Forest officials urge county officers to enforce fire laws as drought and deforestation threaten watersheds and flood control. A Hugoton murder case follows, detailing the Sheriff Cross clash with Woodsdale, Brennan, and Sam Wood amid county-seat strife. The report also notes Paris Texas trials and a Paris dispatch on Russia Germany ties and oil interests, including Rothschilds and the czar's stance toward emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood
Hugoton
Kansas
S. N. Wood
James Brennan
Sheriff Cross
Woodsdale
Cross
Indian Territory
Texas
Paris
Supreme Court
Brennan
Wood
Court House
Caan
Sheriff Weir
Mortor
Sherif Caan
Parter
Russia
Germany
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Ican Standard Oil Company
Rothschilds
Europe
Caspian
Baron Hirsch
Statue of Beecher Unveiled in Brooklyn Acknowledging Ward
A bronze statue honoring Ward Beecher was unveiled in Brooklyn at 4 pm in a triangular parkfront ceremony. Granddaughter Gertrude Roxana Beecher and sculptor J Q A Ward presided as Rev S B Halliday led prayers and Mayor Chapman accepted the gift for the city. The ceremony featured prayer, music by the Thirteenth Regiment band, and an oration by Rev Seth Low praising Beecher as a fearless fighter for freedom and equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Suble
Bute
Ward Beecher
Gertrude Roxana Beecher
J. Q. A. Ward
S. B. Halliday
Charles H
Union
Isaiah Rynders
New York
Heecher
Richard M. Hunt
Mr. Beecher
Brave Man Dies Daring Rescue at Elberton Beach
Fred Brokaw, 21, eldest son of Isaac V. Brokaw, drowned while trying to save Annie Donohue and Miss Birsch at Elberton New Jersey. Dr Ferris of Philadelphia saved Miss Birsch. Miss Torpia and Miss Birsch survived. Brokaw was Princeton catcher and 1881 graduate. hundreds of New York spectators witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brokaw
Isaac V. Brokaw
New York
Herr
Elberton
New Jersey
Annie Donohue
Aggie Birsch
Julia Torpia
Brokaw
Dr. Ferris
Philadelphia
Miss Donahue
Miss Birsch
Predicting 2 Silver Standard in The London Daily News
The London Daily News forecasts a gradual move toward a virtual silver standard as gold exports drain U.S. reserves. It notes possible crop-driven recovery of a portion of $12,000,000 gold exported this year, but expects silver certificates to circulate with paper currency and doubts an unlimited new demand for silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
America
A Practical Inspection of Pork
Secretary of Agriculture Rusk opened a Chicago bureau for microscopic examination of hog products for export. A corps of thirty microscopists, fifteen men and fifteen women, under Drs. John Michels of New York and F. H. Bernard of Pittsburgh, will inspect to identify diseased hogs and condemn them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Chicago
John Michels
New York
F. H. Bernard
Pittsburg
Parnell to Visit America and Global Tensions Rise
Telegraph dispatches note Mr Parnell may visit America this year while the Michigan senate kills a local option repeal bill. Reports mention Arab forces defeating Turkish troops in Yemen and cutting telegraph lines, Da Fonseca to visit Europe, and other global developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
America
Michigan Senate
Yeman
General da Fonseca
Brazil
Europe
Chicago
Puyallup Valley
Tacoma
Washington
Balmaceda a despot and Chilean revolution tale
A New Yorker in Valparaiso reports Balmaceda’s regime as tyrannical with terror tactics in Santiago. Soldiers seize suspects, force labor, and punish dissent with brutal measures while laborers must carry employment tags. The revolution claims about 3,000 armed men, potential to grow to over 10,000 if arms are found, with leaders believed aboard the City of Horas en route to seek U.S. recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Packing House
Dowling & Whiting
National City Bank
Marshall
Michigan
Congress
New York Central
New York
Buffalo
Senator McDonald
Illinois
Mohler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Katie Greenfield
Soujobalk
Persia
Spalding
Detroit
San F Francisco
China
Geman-Jewish Emigration Committee
Palestine
America
Iilinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Iowa
E. T. Jordan
Findlay
Ohio
Indiana
Chili
Balmaceda
Santiago
Valparaiso
Jair
Balmaceca
Huaco
Arica
Itata
Pacific Mail
City of
Horas
Washington
World’s Fair Opinions From American Consuls in Europe
In Paris the Associated Press reports mixed views on the Chicago World’s Fair. Consuls in Havre Rouen Nantes Lyon note varying interest shaped by tariffs and economic concerns, with general indifference or caution about participation. Overall, other consuls echo similar cautious, tepid expectations about the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
Associated Press
France
Ard
Oscar F. Williams
Havre
Abc
EF. B
St. Eteinma
Charles P. Williams
Rouen
Chicago
H. G. Bennett
Nantez
Edmund B. Fairchild
Lyons
United States
Mining boom and ore yields across Colorado and nearby regions
The report chronicles mining activity in Idaho Springs and Boulder County including large furnaces, annual tonnages, and a Humboldt mining strike at Jamestown. It notes high ore values, new shafts nearing depth milestones, and significant development at Red Mountain, Aztec Company in New Mexico, and Aspen era prospects with shipments and cleanups. A Utah region boom shows early promising ore but likely low grade. transport links and water challenges loom as exploration expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Springs
Che
Philadelphia
Colorado
Jamestown
Boulder County
Harvey KB. Morse
Denver
Golden Treasure Mine
CIA
Gilpin County
Red Tain Min
Red Mountain
Plain Dealer
New Mexico
Wasdep
First National Bank
W. J
Mixsell
Ernest Beauty
San Juan
Creede Sunville
Bomanza
Iwke Cu
Jodio
M. Palmer
Rat Palace
Aspen
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ammer
Stockton
Dugway
Deep Creek
Enormous Petition Aims at Czar Over Russian Prisoners
A 300000 strong will petition sent from Philadelphia to St Petersburg seeks leniency for political prisoners. The Siberian Exile Petition includes leaders from politics art finance and science. The mass pledge, to be dispatched after July 1, will fill a room with giant chests and a noted journalist plans to chronicle the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Cration
History,inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register
Monaco
Felto
Moor
Canada
India
Argentine Republic
State News
Pueblo
Mesa County
Ote'o County
A. J. Bliss
Timpas Creek
Santa Fe
Nepesta
Florence
Rocky Mountain OL Company
Colorado College
Francis Cragin
Burlington
James Murphy
Rout
Missouri Pacific
Eads
State Line
Derby
Don Stocb
Willie
North Fork
Cuo
Meeker Herald
Gilson
Interior Department
Pike’s Peak
la Junta
Cimarron
Deerfield
Grand Junction
Oregon
A. Bliss
Henry Sears
Grant Green
Charles Wilkinson
Bliss
Mrs. Bliss
Wilkinson
Aly
Edgar T. Ensign
Boards of County Commissioners
Sach
Beecher
Telegraph
Boies
Cole City
Georgia
New York State Farmer's League
Third Party
Eugenie
Anastasius
Constantinople
Adrianople
New Stone Court House
Liberty
Cherokee
Johnstown
Thayer
United States Circuit Court At
Hostetter Co
Bruggeman Reinert Distilling Co
Alras “Gold Ting Distilling Co
Als
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!