Fragmented 19th Century Notices From Unclear Erie Ledger
A scrambled OCR mash of items spanning politics, crime, and society from late 19th century newspapers. Mentions Che Malley Register Oil at Erie, Wales coal miners, German and Italian affairs, Maine and Wisconsin conventions, suffrage lectures in Colorado, Ku Klux concerns in Alabama, New York and Salt Lake quaranteines, and a family of six brothers with long marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Andrew Sackaga Doneldegn
Andrew Jackson
Memphis
Fligabegh
Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Colorado
Alabama
Rome
California
Newton Bagth
Alsace
Lorraine
Maine
Jung
O. P. Kimbel
Marmons
New York
Salt Lake
Quarrentine
Silent ‘World
Columbian Deaf and Dumb
Resylum
Washington, D.C
Boutweri' Gan
Pleasanton
San Francisco
Boston
Hamilton
Ohio
Fusly
Itc & Pistol
Vallendigham
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cotinail
Manufacturing spark fuels Iola growth into Kansas hub
The Vin State Agent outlines how rail expansion and new factories transformed a quiet town. Iola rises as a major manufacturing center attracting rail and coal exploration, boosting real estate values and county agriculture with a growing population and new enterprise.
Polaris Leaves Yard For North Pole After Storage Call
The Polaris sailed from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on June 29 and anchored off the Battery for the night. After taking in the last of her storage and equipment, she departed for the North Pole. CommExcE Mext Trumpet notes commencement season begins as graduates and alumni mark reunions and step into life, while Indiana State University alumni hear Senator Morton advocate Woman Suffrage amid California Republican ticket chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Pole
Wonas
Morton
Indiana State University
Benster
Address by General Baker at Virginia State University
The annual address at Virginia State University closed its first week with former foes now reconciled, clasping hands in unity. The speaker urged Southern youth to obey laws despite objections, praising General Baker as a Southern man who could influence young minds toward or away from proper paths. He noted Baker’s past views but affirmed his genuine interest in addressing the students' future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Tribune
Tols
Indian Territory
Egat
Iola
Png
Kansas
Virginia State University
General Baker
South
Prezent
Great West Pasture Lands Described for Settlers
A New York Sun reprint extols the vast western pasture from the Missouri to the Pacific. It highlights mountains, table lands, rivers, and rich grasses, arguing climate and soil favor grazing over mining. It forecasts Pacific railroads opening settlement, with cattle, horses, and sheep counted in tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
New York Sun
United States
Misouri River
Pacific Ocean
Sierra Madre
Atlantic
Misiinippi
White Mountains
Alleghanica
Black Hills
Wyoming
San Francisco
Richmond
Utah
Colorado
Virginia
Tennessee
Ridhmen
Texas
Plains
Australia
Far West
Letter From Carlyle Admits Statement About Carlyle High
The July 2 1871 letter from Carlyle Kansas defends a prior charge about Carlyle high school. It says D J H denied the pander charge but then admits making a statement about the school. It counters other claims about a neighbor disturbing a Section House and a directing room, calling those charges false. The note ends with a brief aside on the question of admitting female students to leading colleges, as discussed by alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyer
Kan
Mr. Borror
Carlyle High L
Carlyle High School
Ara
Achae
ML D
Emporia seeks a dog law in Kansas news
A long list of disparate regional notes reports Emporia pursuing a dog control ordinance, while Kansas items mention political names, crop yields, a bear sighting, factory plans, court actions, and local incidents across multiple counties and towns. The jumble notes a murder conviction, railroad plans, and new town layouts amid harvest and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Statesman
Thomas A. Hendrix
Leavenworth
Douglas
Kansas
Marysville
Elk Falls
Howard County
Pleasant Hill
Lawrence
New Orleans
Kansas Spirit
Miami County
Wilson County
Doniphan County
New Jersey
Poola
Somerset
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Malley Register
G. M. Overstreet
Erie
Penn
Wales
Paris
Obras
Carolina
Bellville
lenasnton-Boutwell a _Barseys
Darien
John Bright
Ned
Highlands
The
Eric and
Tammany
Aljares
Lydia Sherman
New Brunswick
N. J
Connecticuut
Sen. Domingn
Min J. ¥. Ripley
State University of
Misouri
Miss R
Tin Benith
Oar Marchant
Ok Manufacturing
Robson
Carlyle
State News
Pavia
McLean County
Oxford Times
Neneacah
McLane’s Ford
Sumner City
Reddick
Lykins
Atchison
John Boat
Neosho Township
Emporia News
Neosho Ia
America
Burlington
Chas Brown
Bangor
Troy Republican
Bowman
Joseph Rayton
Henry Hastings
Mound City Sentinel
Paola
Tucalay
Guthrie
Granger
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Osage Chronicle
Atchison Patriot
Chicago & Southwestern Railroad
Stow
Columbus
Cherokee County
M. GO Forth
Teves
WM. Newton
Moleshie& Retail
E., Bee
Im Ervis
Shiro Baloos
Fukite
Madison Avenue
Whally
Opi
Public Square
Geo. W. Treese
Pater
Deitz
Mest
Shanes
Bao Toetemer f.Com
Hood
Reba
Rampler
W. H. Rickards
Thelbest Family
Tam
Shige Teers
Amd
Shewell General Contractor
Thatcher
Gilmore
W. Thatcher
Fla
Jay
A. W. Twateenn
A.’P. Gitwans
Ecutt & Howlus
Snd
Aeco
W. Score
Bowles
A. Bowlus
Republic
Scott
Ettabone
Geneva
Allen County
Tahal
D. Bpiuer
State of Enoch
Bray
W. L. Bray
Maria Bray
J . K. Clark
Chicago
Illinois
Chihopodist
Casa Denlers Data Eet
Post Office
News Depot
Rola
West Side
Washington Avenue
Pens, &c
Alee Desk
TEDAY
Ots
B. Stevenson
Allen and
Apsotixa Counties
Atola
Furmish
OLA Machine Shops
Culver & Rowe
Baring
DRY Lumber
TIMES
Culver& Rowr
T. T. Jockard
Gress, Casher
Iola Bank
Iola, Kansas
A. Crrmas
Counserme-Bostesss
Europe
Cunard Line
Bostwick
Ola, Kansas
Buy A. Bargain Daggy & Yates
W.E. Sutliff
C O
Wholeaie
Spede
Trpnes
ASD -Florence
Sewisg
Massacruetts
Lawrenes
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!