Fragmentary brief items from a late era newspaper
A collage of scattered notices mentions Prince Gortukoaft and the sick man of Europe phrase, Me Ade ry Sturgis ill in Durbar Maine, a mild cyclone by Wiggins, Arabi Pasha studying English in Ceylon, Nathaniel Thayer funding South American exploration, Sprague’s new wife, and other varied snippets. Also notes Colfax dinner, a France cat story, Princeton president retirements hinted, Cardinal McClosky’s anniversary, Bowdoin’s Hiram Hobbs, Congressman Thompson arrest, Garfield Hospital officers, Gladstone’s humility, and Judge Thurman’s tax claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Gortucoakoft
Turkey
Europe
Anna Lovien Cary
Adery Sturgis
Durbar
Maine
Wiggins
New York
Arabi Pasha
Ceylon
Nathaniel Thayer
Bartow
Agannst
South America
Sprague
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Signal-Service
Philadelphia
Charlen M. Ellis
Lueeday
Schuyler Colfax
Providence
Mei
France
Louis Blave
McGoin
Princeton College
Friends of Education
Gardinal McCloaky
Ben
Brooklyn
Hiram H. Hobba
South Berwick
Bowdoin College
Arana
York County
John M. Thompson
Butler
N. C. Doering
C. C. Carpenter
W. P. Heppuro
D. N. Cooley
Garfield Hospital Enterprise
Washington
Gladstone
England
Thurman
Brewster Confronts Van Wyck in Senate Standoff
Attorney General Brewster entered the senate chamber and scanned the republicans for Van Wyck. After a tense forty five minutes he backed away and sat, while Van Wyck calmly retrieved a desk paper amid the stares and laughter of Logan and Groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brewster
Senate
Kallogg
Logan
Groom
Mr. van Wyck
Nebraska
Brewater
van Wyck
Caramenia
Greweter
They Loved Unto Death at Calvary Cemetery
A German resident Miss Theresa Miller dies four months after fiancé Peter Stolberg, who died of consumption. Theresa, engaged to Stolberg, wears her wedding dress at burial, with both families facing separated rites as he was Protestant and she Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Miller
Fifteenth Street
Wisconsin
Ives
Theresa
Pated
Pater Stolberg
Fond du Lacavenus
Fourteenth Street
Aimoat
Manid
Agany
Peter
Fourth Street Foundry
Allah
Dot Tong
Ube
Stolberg
Shen
St. Joseph’s
Fleventh
Cherry Streets
Union Cemetery
Mies Miller
Edwina Nooth Betrothed in Booths Dangerous Correspondence
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports Edwina Nooth is betrothed to a young American whose health declined after near suffocation by carbonic gas. Edwin Booth sought a sea voyage for recovery, sending the lover and his father’s approval. The patient’s blood seems poisoned and memory impaired, though not insane, as guardians watch his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwina Nooth
St. Lewis
Alexander H. Stephens in Death and Legend
A reflection on Alexander H. Stephens as the most notable public figure from the "Empire State of the South." The piece lauds his long struggle with illness, his vast intellect, philanthropic acts in Georgia, influence over youth education, and his complex stance on slavery, secession, money, and reconstruction. It recounts his visual image, extensive writings, and role in Georgia politics and Union history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Stevens
Empire State of the South
Alexander H. Stephens
Niagara
South Car
Iswa
Stephens
Georgia
Congress
Wisconsin
Cotton Statesman
Treasury Building
Alexander HB
Peron
Washington
South
Pacaed v
United States
Stepheny
Douglan
Breckenridge
Beil
South Coke association forms to fix iron prices
A new South Coke association unites all coke furnaces in Tennessee Alabama and Georgia except Oakland to enforce a uniform price scale and curb indiscriminate competition. The plan, approved by members, sets one platform for all iron brands, benefiting makers of stronger qualities while weaker producers face tougher sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous
Maron
Stael
North
South
Agenta
Market Prices Stand On Basis Of Latest Rates
The scale set remains aligned with current rulings, with most prices unchanged. A few grades show adjustments tied to the fur trade, reflecting axed price at fur nace and added transport costs in the latest market assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Railroad Accident Near Woodbine In Hartwon County
A freight train on the C N W railroad derailed near Woodbine in Hartwon County when a switch was opened. The engine and ten cars carrying cattle and grain wrecked. the engineer Goo L. Smith and brakeman J H Lercer were severely injured and the fireman L Montgomery was badly injured.
Also Mentioned on This Page
von Wyck and Brewster
Besolog Wieauvin
Gath
New York Tribune
Windom
Stock Exchange
Ian
Mic Booth
Miss Booth
Mira Booth
Wiese
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lywh
Mags
Ibwil
Kisney Cay
Gliy Alveta
Sten
Srv
Pinkhas Hrealyanwera
Solas Billowamesy
Ghicacs
MILL
Waukee
St, Paul
Illiiois
Minnesota
Dakota
Lowa
Chicaco
Mil
LaCrosse Winona
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Madison
Prairie du Ghiah
Magori City
Sioux Giry
Yankton
Sormelion
Chienno
Milwaukeur& St
Park Trailway
Merrill
A.V. J. Cafenter
sPageran Mazer
Kti
Geu
Nebrasea
St P.M
Modena
Foreana Crmier
Chicago
Omaha
Whatbasia
Norfolk
Wayxne
Wayne Cesnty
Webra
Joe Moat
Wetdle & Vieis
Wdumpella of
Cadets
Ray
Reicen
Otros
Aa 1
Trabdale
Aca Pamouart
Cru
Green Bay, Wilona
St. Paul Railroad
Indarige Aaest
Bours
St. Paut
Northern Pacific
Até
Canadian Pacific
Iowa
Claed Conaestions
Morrillan
Maching Mt. Pant
Hionvapolis
AL Tetra
Viton Tepaty
Chie Gay
Sie Linn
Wif Paints Norte
SRY
London
Cade
Tala
Vie Misriker
Lake Shanes
Halitey
God
Willeonwis
Valley
Adele Ay
St. Burk
Winora
LA Crosse
Noreswest
TWA
ST. Paul Pio
Roapolis
Hite
Cuny Cage
Arshad Suparlin
VIA
Neenah
Oshkosh
And
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Grand Rapids
Wausau, Merrill
All Points
Malliment
Aker
Fe Finney
Jas
Rkion
A Ats . Oiwatnee
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!