Bank Receiver takes Barrett & Barrett cider mill site
The American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago as Receiver seized the Barrett and Barrett cider mill at South Haven Michigan. Other items include a Bridger Montana bank robbery catch after a 300 mile ride. Pickering Manufacturing failure in Lowell Massachusetts. various misc. notices of fires robberies deaths and political moves in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Barrett & Barrett
South Haven
Mich
Bridger
Mont
Pickering Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mass
Thomas Thornton
Lemars National Bank
Lemars
Iowa
Claypoo
Frank Fleming
Futhur Griffith
Elkourt
Ind
Isaac Murphy
Niles
Ainsley Gowers
Saginaw
Reichstag
Shaw
Berlin
City Temple
London
Joseph Parker
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Chicago
Congress
Rome
Milwaukee
Spalding
Muldoon
Tate
Feehan
Quigley
Buffalo
Ella Westin
Bertram
Tex
Lorenz
Friederich Mueller
Washington
Crystal Ice and Cold Storage Company
Anderson
Barry Johnstone
Kate Hassett
Philadelphia
King
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Allentown
Bittner, Hunsiker & Co
Frank Elliott
Express
Richard Helm
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Sunbright
Tenn
James Weaver
Robinson, Ti
Monkeys and cat share summer in Washington Heights
A stray kitten befriends an African monkey named Jocko in Washington Heights. The two form an unlikely pair, with Jocko guarding and feeding the kitten, then returning it after danger. When their bond strained, Miller sold the monkey to Chicago but bought it back after the kitten’s distress. Jocko now helps bootblacks on Sundays, offering novelty "monkey shines" to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neights
Chicago
David Miller
Pass
Jocko
Mr. Miller
Renaissance Art and Donatello’s Saint Cross Features
Special Correspondence discusses Botticelli and Florentine art, noting the 1500s Benedetto Rovezzano chimney piece and Donatello in Santa Croce. It recounts Brunelleschi’s remark, the siege era, and Margherita degli Ubaldini Bargherini’s defense of her home against Italian art treasure brokers, highlighting Florence’s rich, protective art history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Donatello
Santa Croce
Church of
San Lorenzo
Brunelleschi
Christ
Santa Maria Novella
Admira
Cupid
Jupiter Pluvius
Silvi Bargherini
Margherita
Lucca
Francis I
France
James R. Keene as He Is
A pen portrait in Cosmopolitan paints James R. Keene as a Wall Street speculator over sixty tall with a refined head half gray hair and beard fierce eyes and a sardonic smile. It notes his disciplined patience and daring chemical mix of generosity and cold distrust, with contradictions as wide as his market campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Wall Street
Cosmopolitan
Worthy Wedding Celebration in Pine Brook Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Jonathan Dixon of Pine Brook New Jersey celebrate their golden wedding their fifty years of marriage in the room where Grover Cleveland first saw girl They boast no cross words spoken in the half century and Dixon notes lighting the kitchen fire 18263 times Their playful quips touch on happiness and the lure of political ambition and odd local speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis County
Tex
Springfield
Episcopal Church
Seymour
Frances E. Brooks
Colorado
Alva Adams
John. F. Shafroth
Robert W. Bonynge
Missouri Supreme Court
William Gatlin
Charles Gurley
Brookville Manufacturing Company
Brookville
Ind
Frank Ashby
Sheboygan
Wis
John Vanderberg
Neillsville
Cyrus J. Hamiston
Abingdon
Richard Paddock
Lake Shore Limited
Perry, O
Pire
Wilmingtor
Del
Jonathan Dixon
Pine Brook
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Girt
Dixon
Wellesley Plans Farming Department for Women
The Northwestern Christian Advocate reports Wellesley College will create a farming department for women to study scientific gardening, disease treatment in crops, grafting, plus an up-to-date dairy and poultry program. The grounds and Humewell estate are cited as advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Wellesley College
Northwestern Christian Advocate
America
Humewell
Man Hides in Tree Hammock as Venezuelan Colonel Surfaces
On Paris Champs Elysees a policeman found Rosario Paz asleep in a hammock slung between chestnut branches high in a tree. Paz claimed to be a Venezuelan army colonel recently in the reg tionary struggle, prisoner then escapee, now sought after, and living in a tree to save hotel costs. Officials verified papers and cautioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champs Elysees
Paris
Rosario Paz
Europe
Brought Back from Death in Coudersport
Howard Smith of Coudersport, Obije, was brought back to life after five minutes of declared death. He fell while running through a hall with a brass rod in his mouth, cutting his throat. Three physicians attempted revival, using chloroform and electric batteries before restoring his heartbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Coudersport
Obije
Governor Bailey Engaged to Misa Williams of Seneca
Kansas Governor William J. Bailey, newly inaugurated, is reportedly engaged to Misa Clara Williams of Seneca. Williams is the daughter of George W Williams, president of the First National Bank of Seneca, and is described as a reputed millionaire. The rumor ties the betrothal to Bailey’s election and rise to office.
Question of Anatomy Leads to Focus on Corridor Stab Incident
Medical men who treated patients kicked in corridors are now directing attention to a man stabbed in a craps game. The inquiry centers on the circumstances and location of the assault and the identities of those involved.
Education Exposition Promises Largest Live Stock Display
The third International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from Nov 29 to Dec 6 will be the world’s largest educational livestock show. It features international delegates, including Bonn Rhein agricultural college students, with new hog and sheep exhibits, ring judging, and nightly entertainment. Hereford cattle gain popularity amid shifts toward early fattening and compact unif orm stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bonn
Rhein Agricultural College
Germany
W. S. van Natta
Glanders and Farey Disease Control Measures
Glanders and farey are described as practically incurable and require destruction or burial of all diseased animals. Suspected cases to be isolated and monitored with mallein tests. Infected quarters must be cleaned, litter burned, and stalls scrubbed with germicidal solution. prevention includes thorough disinfection and disposal practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sivage
New York
Rochester
N. Y
Hailis L. Whitten
Dexter
Mayberry
Caroline Rusler
Selmaville
Claude Rajling
Florence Zimmerman
F. G. Goburn & Co
Boston
Charleston Navy Yard
Central National Bank
Rostoff
Russia
St. Petersburg
Marion
Grand Army
Thomas
Reed
Senate
United States
Panama Canal
Colombia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Union Pacific Road
Texas
Henry Ballhausen
Minneapolis
Texas Company
Port Arthur
Bond County
Ia) Board of Supervisors
Laura Jones
Sam P. Jones
David Flourney
Memphis
N. M. Green
Marshall County
Briensburg
Indiana
Board of Supervisors
Hancock County
Illinois
Carthage
L. S. Johnson & Co
Groves & Phelps
Ernest Schrader
Wautoma
Pittsburg
Alexander L. Hawkins
Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment
William Cooper
Cou
New Orleans
John Denier
Tony Denier
Gary
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wickinson
la Grange
Walworth County
Chillicothe
Charles Holada
Iowa City
James Gallagher
Pollock
Love Wainwright
Joe Wade
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Henderson
Lambert & Son
Pierson
New Brighton
Jocko Frona
Tabby
Or San M. Chele
Botticelli
Mosi
Bargello
Benedetto Rovezzano
Ban. Michels
Villanies
Giovan Brittt
Dante
Erbout
Alt
Chestnut Tree
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!