Comin thro the Rye A tale of love and jealousy at a garden party
In a sunlit garden party scene Nell Adair, Paul Washer, Silvia, and Dolly mingle with George. Old wounds surface as Nell confronts past loves and the burden of a child’s presence tests loyalties. Paul’s icy jealousy clashes with Nell’s lingering affection for Wattie, culminating in a tender, fractured embrace with Nell clasping her young son Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
George
Nell
Paul Washer
Miss Adair
Mr. Washer
Paul
Adair
Helen Adair
Silvia
Mr. Tempest
Wattie
Wattle
Allie
Lallie
New York Athletes Sweep London Club in Record Events
In a historic Manhattan Field meet New York Athletic Club defeated London Athletic Club in eleven events. Kilpatrick and Lyons opened with a half mile win setting a world record, Wefers led the 100 yards dash, Conneff and Kilpatrick triumphed in the mile, and New York dominated distance and sprint events to close a day of unprecedented marks before 15,140 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Manhattan Field
Asia
Kilpatrick
Lyons
Horan
Lewis
Bradley
Steavenson
England
John V. Cram
Town
B. J. Weters
Lowell
Mass
Wefers
Crumbd
Joe Fer
Oy Secord
Pal
John Owen
Feen
Conner
Arrton
N.Y.C.A
Luytens
Conneff
Dorsdan
Downer
Crum
New Yorks
Jordan
George KR. Gray
Goldwater
Ont
Ae ©i
Horan and Wilkins
Kilsitrick
Toran
Connerf
Louse
HIS UNPLEASANT DUTY. A WEDDING FAREWELL SCENE
A country-house farewell scene depicts departing passengers and guests exchanging affectionate goodbyes as a stagecoach departs. A couple quarrel over departing rituals while a quiet man debates politeness versus propriety, highlighting social pressures on affectionate sendoffs.
Rome Entry Celebrated as Italians and Steamer Passengers Rejoice
London reports a complex note from the Foreign Office. Chili renounces a 1854 commercial treaty with Great Britain, with the treaty expiring by limitation on Sept. 3, 196. The California fruit aboard the steamer New York matches last week’s consignments in quality and price. Total shipments have not paid, but agents plan changes in English methods to speed collection. Count Emich of Alt Leiningen-West erbergh, linked to an arrest for abducting Lisette Schweishofer, is discharged after German extradition withdrawal, then rearrested on a charge of procuring as he leaves Bow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
New York
Count Emich
Alt Leiningen-Westerbergh
Olga Bauernfeind
Germany
Lisette Schweishofer
Bow Street
Loss of the Edam passengers recount hunger and relief
Forty nine survivors of the Edam arrived at Paddington Station after the collision with the Turkestan. They described hurried transfers to lifeboats, loss of luggage, and hunger en route to Plymouth. The Turkestan’s bow damage and failure to see the Edam led to the collision as officials prepared for an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edam
Paddington Station
Netherlands-American Steamship Co
Holland
United Press
Plymouth
Grackwell
Turkestan
Caraif
Cardiff
Start Point
British war ships move up Yangtse to protectInterior residents
Five British vessels Aeolus Spartan Rainbow and Daphne ascended the Yangtse Kiang to safeguard Chinese interior residents amid threats to foreigners. Shanghai dispatch notes China aims to reoccupy Tung In October prompting British show of force. Additional reports: U S and Chinese commission on Cheng Tu riots to begin from Pekin with joint Chinese representation. Russia rumored to occupy Port Arthur with Chinese approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
China
Tung
Japan
Globe
Britain
Washington
Cheng Tu
Sze Chu
Pekin
Entry of Italian Troops Celebrated in Rome
Rome observes the principal day of celebrations for the entry of Italian troops with decorations across the city. A Garibaldi monument unveiling attracts 50,000 people as King Humbert and Crispi praise unification. A long procession forms at Porta Pia with delegates, military bands, and a group of American riflemen bearing Italian and American flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
England
St. Peter's
Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi
Vatican
Italy
Signor Crispi
Porta Pia
Canada to cooperate on Great Lakes sea canal project
The Deep Waterways Convention in Cleveland reports Canada will cooperate with the United States under the Vilas law. A reciprocal commission will study the feasibility of a deep canal linking the Great Lakes with the sea. Mr N C Wallace will head the Canadian delegation and serve as commission president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Great Lakes
the Sea
Cleveland
Ohio
Flower
Sea
N. C. Wallace
St Louis Delayed By Engine Trouble On Southampton Voyage
New York reports the American line steamer St Louis reached port after a Southampton run lasting six days and seventeen hours. The voyage saw one engine out for the last day, with no statement on the cause. Captain Randle, injured on the eastbound leg, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Randle
Fire destroys Michigan Central station in Windsor
A blaze this afternoon at 1 o clock destroyed the Michigan Central station in Windsor Ontario and also swept the Highway bridge over the track on Sandwich street. Fire crews battled the flames as the bridge structure burned, causing blockage on the roadway. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Bohemian Adrift After Rudder Displacement at Long Sault
Cornwall Sept 22 Special The R and O Navigation steamer Bohemian lay helpless at the foot of the Long Sault rapids with its rudder displaced. Cultivateur aground nearby, tow efforts delayed by shallow water. Tug Sarah Daly planned to attempt rescue next morning. minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
R. and O. Navigation Company
Cultivateur
Dickenson
Earphart
Royal Favour for G H Mumm Purveyor to the Prince
The house of G H Mumm and Co of Reims has been appointed purveyors to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. They now ship to Canada the splendid 1889 Extra Dry vintage, one of their largest purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
G. H. Mumm and Co
Reims
Prince of Wales
Canada
Welland Trains Claims Abner Matthews on Local Night Line
Welland Ontario dated Sept 22 reports Abner Matthews aged 67 was killed Friday when struck by a Michigan Central locomotive near the diamond while walking on the track. He leaves a widow, five married daughters, and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welland, Ont
Abner Matthews
Michigan Central
Toronto man Wa Kyle committed for trial in bribery case
Niagara Falls Ontario report says Wa Kyle of Toronto died while attempting to bribe a member of the year's Council. A preliminary hearing by the Police Magistrate revealed the case. he was committed for trial and granted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Wa. Kyle
Toronto
Kingston Election Petition Verdict Annuls Harty Victory
Judges Osler and Maclennan report that William Harty was not duly elected and the Kingston election is void. They certify the result and award $300 costs to the petitioner, while dismissing the cross petition without costs due to lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Rota
Justice Osler
Justice Maclennan
Legislative Assemly
William Harty
Montreal Daily News Digest Conflicting Updates From City and Province
A mixed summary reports a deadly incident in Windsor and a self inflicted death at a Windsor race track, plus a severed cow carcass sold locally. It notes Britain consider legislation favoring sectarian schools and a Montreal province bishops gathering to begin Friday. Also mentions Oyster Bay regatta delays, and scientific leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Joseph Vogel
Windsor
Ont
Chatham
Marquis of Salisbury
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Douglas Galton
Spruce IV
Ethylwyrn
Oyster Bay
S.A
Indigestion cure touted by banker in Ontario
An Ontario banker from Kincardine suffers severe indigestion but finds relief via South American Nervine. He testifies to dramatic healing after a year of distress and urges others with stomach trouble to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyer
Kincardine
Ont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen B. Methers
Siliva
Deash
Pitty Mamma
Mrs. Skipworth
Bizzarre
Madam Beauty
Madame Ugly
Mr.George
Rei
Cher
Tom Thumb
Papa
Bashan
Miss Beims
Miss Jones
Mr. Brown
Driver
Miss Jenks
Katie
Miss Burt
Newark
Deena
Marie
Miss Field
Mario
Admiral Parejo
Constantine Steve
the Turkestan
Yang Tse Kiang River
Foo-Chow
Ku-Cheng
Kerwood
Charles Henry Langford
Here
Kyle
Ella
Marion
Castle Yard
York
Samuel Wy
Bart Oldie
Switchrow
Hofman Howes
Thos. Sabin
Eglington
Kelloway
Tagleigh
Wargleigh
Lakehust Institute
Oakville
Lakehurst
Bank of Commerce Buildron
Ing
Morse Beiter
Dleamners
J. W. Wilder
J.i
Lalargeville
Parmelee
Blakley
Earth
Detentes
Pectoria
Vectoria
Allan & Co
Front St
Philadelphia
Rand Opera
Paris
Berloux
New Orleans
John
Europe
State Bank of Russia
Joseph Lim
Nadin
Augusta Kochin
Carlisle
Carey
Salada
Ylon
B. Eddy
R. Hunt
THE
Miller Emulsion CO
Kingston, Ont
Toronto Type Foundry
Bay Street
Theo Noel
Chicago
Nature
Witw
Adelaide
J. Johnston
Ont, Cor
Verge and
Gerrard Streets
Toront
Tages
Dominion
Shaw & Elliott
Prince
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!