Remarkable Journey of a Destitute Grand Rapids Family
A widow from Grand Rapids Michigan and her three children walked 700 miles to Odin and then Poplar Bluff Missouri in six weeks to reach family support. The voyage, begun May 6, followed by hardship, ends with the family aided by relatives. The report also notes Italian goldsmiths exhibitions in Florence and a series of political voter trends and other varied items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Elizabeth Burne
Mra
Grand Rapids
Odin, DL
Odin
Poplar Bluff
Pastor Hindman in Lincoln church turmoil at First Presbyterian
The Rev. William Hindman faces resignation pressure at Lincoln Nebraska First Presbyterian where J Bryan is a member. Hindman denounced Dr. T M Hodeman at a prayer service declaring his views contrary to Presbyterian creed amid bitter charges and a tense meeting. Senator George F Hoar turns 74 after noting he feels well despite age. England debates who was the greatest Irishman among Russell Duffern and Hoberta amid a London Ulster banquet remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Hindman
England
Russell
Lord Dufferin
Lord Hoberta
Ulster Association
London
Lord Russeille
Junk Tree in Kyoto Grounds at Golden Pavilion
A pine tree shaped as a junk grows near Kyoto's Golden Pavilion dating to the 14th century. The tree is praised as a monument to patient care and devotion, a hallmark of Japanese garden art in the Mikado era. The piece notes the distinctive landscape gardening of Japan and the long study of this art form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyoto
Japan
Crown Prince William of Germany Promoted in Guards
Banwed in Rank William Prince of Germany rises from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the First Regiment of Guards. Eldest son of the Emperor, he and his brother have long served as officers, admired by troops for discipline and steadiness. A sermon in New York praised Christian engagement in politics as a cleansing force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Vaughn
Llantiert
Vale of Glamorgan
Wales
Carretneun
St. Paul
Claudia
Banwed
Crown Prince
William
Germany
Leutenant
Guards
William le
Five thousand bookbinders locked out at Lelpale amid trade troubles
The report lists widespread labor strife with 5000 bookbinders at Lelpale locked out by a board of trade decision. The summary notes damaged Galveston grain elevators holding 1 195 000 bushels of wheat and a surge of international tensions from Austria allowing women to practice as physicians and chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelpale
Board of Trade
Galveston
Austria
Indian Chief Tall Beaver to Speak in Oklahoma Tour
Tall Beaver, chief of the Comanche in Oklahoma, will take the stump under a contract with the National Committees. He plans to urge Indians to vote and believes their influence can set the country right. He claims over 50,000 Indian veterans exist in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Beaver
Oklahoma
United
Misson
Paris exhibit awards King Carlos I a silver medal
In the fine art section of the Paris exhibition the jury awarded King Carlos I of Portugal a silver medal in the second class for his pastel work after deciding to judge it solely on merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos I of
Portugal
Hia
Hia Pastel
Educating the Red Man Under Miss Mina Reel
Miss Mina Reel of Wyoming holds the federal post of superintendent of Indian schools. Her two years in office have shown notable innovations and improvements in Native education across the country. She travels coast to coast each year to study reservation schools and compare them with established standards. In her first year she traveled seven months, and last year covered 29 278 miles by wagon and coach over land routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baxtelle Reel
Wyoming
Mina Reel
Coaal
Aho
Waron
Atazs
Amendment to Constitution Provides Tax and Religious Exemption Rules
A damaged OCR text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment amending Article 12 to empower the Legislature to impose taxes on all property with uniform rates and exemptions for religious worship or charitable uses. It details the process for publishing the proposition, ballot wording, voter eligibility, and effective date, amid fragmented wording and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaoa
Laren
Ubeisd
Benel
Amendment to Section 1F of the State Constitution
A proposed amendment to Section 5 of Article 1 seeks to realign public school control to the City Board of Education, separate from county oversight. The measure, filed by the legislature, would require statewide voter approval at the next general election, with official ballot wording to read for the amendment to the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gontrol
Setonis
Tah
Dahle
Cink
Ag Amenennis
Bam
Cun
Boise
Sootvien
Utah
Drak
Tish
Jean
Sald
Ordinmenee
Tak
Sega
Cauve
Mike
Stale Gilogre
Utah and Drake State Constitution Amendment Proposals
The document outlines proposed amendments and legislative processes for Utah and Drake State constitutions. It details initiation, submission, and voter approval requirements, the role of the secretary of state, and the amendment procedures affecting Article sections and legislative adoption, with certification statements by state officials.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth
Florence
Benvenuto Cellini
Italan Goldsmiths
Mary Anderson-Navarro
Mary
Aalster
Sven Andere Hodin
Thibet
Altai Tax
Hedin
Laka Lop Nor
B.A
Heddin
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Mr. Hoar
Jenk
Senator Depew
Republican Campaign Committee
Depew
Pekin
Bawke
Dean Richmond Babbitt
Church of the Epiphany
New York
Prince William
Prinses William
China
Hice
United Mince
Haldein's
Philadelphia
Peking
Formos
Angwat
Talkakan
Texas
Coliseum Board Track
New Haven
Miller
Archie McHachern
Earl
Powera
Aes
Peiing
Hawaii
Tom Ketchum
Black Jack
Southwest
Clayton, N. M
New Mexico
M.de Crain
Thaa
Abdmh
Gabara
Alveston
Lanccashire
Lancashire
Li Wong Chang
Jonqain Miller
Japan Times
Peru
Wyoming, Pa
Timnma Serted
Paris
Ching
Ching Ia
Baling
Wells
Junymas
Mextes
Tortugas
Alend
Didac
Enstetlo Reel
Janes
Oman
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!