McKinley Plan Expansion Message On West Trip
President McKinley’s western tour aims to gauge public sentiment on expansion as he travels to Dakota. Cabinet members including Long Smith Griggs Gage and possibly Root will accompany and speak to advocate expansion while testing genuine enthusiasm for presidential addressing to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Dakota
West
Ees
Long
Smith
Griggs
Gage
Root
Congress
Big Fire Destroys Cincinnati Warehouse Complex
A massive early morning blaze in Cincinnati wipes out the Big Four warehouse on Pearl Street damaging nearby bridges and sheds. The fire sparks heavy loss for railroads and shippers as cars burn and operations halt, with unconfirmed total losses likely over one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Big Four
Pearl Street
Centenl Avenue
Mira Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Smith Street
Union
Washington Dispatches Record Otis Poras Campaign and Dewey Invite
Washington reports Gen Otis details a citable push toward Poras with Ninth Infantry and Thirty-sixth volunteers it driving enemy forces north and capturing Poras as Wheaton’s forces hold the north. Admiral Dewey may join the president on a western trip though not formally invited, and Missourian veteran W H Browning dies aged 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis Hae
Poras
Lawson
Calumpic
Wheaton Et Angeles
Porso
Wheaton
Atavism in Animals and Sheep Range Notes
Dr Louis Robinson argues atavism explains animal habits from horses to sheep and pigs. The report covers winter losses in sheep, lamb crop fortunes across Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona, plus forage advice from the Green Corn on Forage note. It notes summer range pressures, forest reservation expulsions, and lamb movements to feed lots, with practical guidance on alfalfa and Stowell's Evergreens for grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Robinson
Boag
Robinson
Wwloter
Habinis
Dr. Robinson
Todas
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Uri
New Mexico
Colorado
Ario
Arizona
Helt Polis
Terry Loween
Northwest
Ballation Nation! Livestock Association
Big Volume Gain in September Trade Across Nation
Don & Co.'s weekly trade review notes September marks the twelfth straight month with trade volume higher than the previous year. Clearing-house payments total about 89.6 billion, with 13 months ending in September near 61.2 billion, a rise of roughly 28.4 billion and 44 percent. The expansion follows stock replenishment and rapid demand growth, with wages up about 49 percent and population 10 percent higher. A broad reconstruction of business and transport is underway nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.ll, Don & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Treasury
Startling Tales and Train Promos From A Distant Paper
Fragmented local notes report a football injury death linked to Mupentine High School student PF McCankrey in Masut-Hine district. The piece also includes a lurid parrot murder tale in Washington and a travel promotion for Union Pacific trains from Lawrence to Chicago with schedules and contact details for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mupentine
Will PF
McCankrey
Masut- Hine High School
Sheritl Mellanghrey
Yast Monddicys
Union : Pacific
Colorado
California
Oregon
Lawrence
Chicago
Parrot
First Golf Mania Tale From Hackerman Farm
A German farmer named Lottieb Hackerman in Hurlington Indiana becomes the subject of a quirky story about golf mania. His son finds him in the cabbage patch mid spray, playing golf with a bent hickory club and rolled pantaloons as he tries to lift cabbage heads, insisting he is playing golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Naned
Lottieb Hackerman
Boulevard Golf Club
Suunyeide
Hackerman
No Rice or Old Shoes Promoted at Local Church Event
Rev Charles Gillen of Be Soveph's Roman church denounces a marriage rite involving rice and old shoes as vulgar. He insists couples should not stage such theatrics during ceremonies and urges reverence for life’s most sacred rites. Advertised remedies for various ailments by Berber Eres are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Hoswetier
Stonaghan
Chemnitz
State Department
Russia
Monaghan
Bern
Charles Jo Gillen
Be Soveph
Pater
Caspion
Sundin
Land of Big Bad Apples book praised for Missouri fruit belt
Ammons promotes The Land of Big Bad Apples as a creative book praising South Missouri scenery and the 8 000 acre Olden fruit farm in Haweli county. It highlights the fruit belt along the southern slope of the Ozarks and targets fruit growers and farmers seeking a farm. Address J B Locewoon Eminuity Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammons thosCmares
Missouri
Haweeli County
America
Oxarks
Homg Meeker
Locewoon
Eanmuity, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Pease Biren
Bendimed
Mali
Preas
Tantas
Toran Express
Paanenger
Neae
Sanaa
Expeenan Soctanen
Paenenger
Wate Close
P. Teat
Hayes Hehlat
Lawrence Gas & Electric Light Company
MR. M'Kinley
Feart Etre
Helween Organiaed
Labul
Iemvbers
Chantete
Kan
Jacksonville
FS. Robinson
C. 3. Scott
Chanute
George Dewees
Prentice, IU
Kat
Kansas
Topeka
Meade
George W. Wiley
Meade County
Wiley
Stanley
Ghetatian
Christian Church Denomination
Dian Kenteddy
Tara Rock
Steele Siavlio
Sleuch
Iatin
E. C. West
Sterick de Doreen
Neryouartes
Barber Bros
Lawrence, Kan
Bowersock Milling Company
Lawrence, ,Xan
Zephyr
Porac
Otis
Will, Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Eare
Chillicothe
I. Browning
Mr. Browning
Eli
Browning
Quantrall
Kansas City
George Kelly
Della Verner
Livestock Commission
Guesis
Benjamin Day
Verner
Whey
Yopoka
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Knights and Ladies of Security
Alremdy
Knights
Schrader
Macun
Thomas Schrader
Mens
Sehenduro
Monroe County
Tow Qurbug
Wldow
Athens
Tex
John Greenshaw
James Humphreeys
Humph Ami
Greensitiuye
Ibmapheers
Ota
Kinsalton
Troy
W. Jalliott
Joy Times
Cyrus Leland
Albert Percy
Sid Merry
Democratic County
Leland
Elliott
Pers
D. B. Cergila
Ceam
Barber Bros , Draggists
Gaacaatead
Actficiocast ToarmtiOar
Thamlay
Pacife
Pacific
Eoter
Calloa
How
Iran
THE
K. K. Fairbank Company Slots MeeTork Brae
Stowell
Denver Field
Fara
Syrer
Rovin
Sioux City
Sept. Au
Bolander
Waverly
B.J. McGrath
McGrath
Voi
League To
Lexington
Citizens’ League
Col. Thornton
Little Rook
Ark
Arkansas Deaf Mats
Vampris Institution
Myig
Faller
Philppin
London
Times
Manila
Aneast
Indianapolis
Ind
Juliauc, Deeati & Western
Mantezuna
Deta
Slesper
Revouk Leagie Clube
Patludel
Boaton
Baltimore
St. Louis
Askointoy
Brazil
Henain Miapis
Chwipe Thomas
Seeleyville
Michigan
Marquette
Mich, Sept. S
Goldie Cochran
Muncie
Missouri W. G& T. U
Kahuka
King
Luther
W. C. Sammick 8 Co
Shelby
H.C
Chamberlain
Balootedas
Berlin
International Geographical Congress
Yeaterday
A W. Grealy
Bryant
Debrid
Melville
Philadelphia Geographical Society
Nansen
Germany
Missouri Pacific
Kansas Veterana
Grand Army
Gi. C. Clemens
Bailey
Frank Neon
I. ‘T.harrison
E. R. Ridgley
Paul Nandereone
Army of
New York City
Army of National Guardsmen
Philippines
Thomas
Springtath
Ware
Firvindi Ik
Fuku Des Maines
Volsuliata
Orate
Lisprty
Alexander Giltuer Sawidil
Kimber Yuril
Oringe
Virginia
Bad Almont
Chamberisin
Times Hilstiless
Pery
Barber Broz
Mul Teligrion
Stanley Last
Wacher
San Francisco
Fartar
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Santa Fe Rai Road Company
Santa Fe
Colorado Fool & Irom
Tve
Emilee
Geo. Leininger
Leininger
Ged
Cate
Enapy
Sata
Trinidad
Bali
Addrem
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Druggieta
Hall
Alice Knott
Twelfth Street
Mies Kantis
Fantis
Little Bird
Union Pacific Bysien
Ro & Alton
Union Pacific
J. P. Ross
Union Pacific Depot
Farmer
Golf
Assitute
Reneon
Itathee Gillen
Dia Charem
Peterage
Anita
Utah
Pintec
Felden
Jose P. Rom
CorCiare
J. T, Chaner
Agua Agent
WB Begee
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!