London Coronation Week Parade Draws Massive Crowds
London streets buzzed with thousands at Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace rituals, while crowds thronged Hyde Park to the Mansion House. Foreign dignitaries including Count von Waldersee and the Aesta delegation joined celebrations as rumors about King Edward's health circulated and were denied by Windsor officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gardens
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Persene Stile
Ward
London
Hyde Park
Mansion House
Geval
Kensington Gardens
Crystal
Alexandra Palaces
Count von Waldersee
D Aesta
Italy
Fidd Mersha
Lord Roberts
King Giward
Earl Roberts
Lesson
Edward
Sir Francis Ewiins
Francis
Chinese Warship Kai-Chi Destroyed by Mine Explosion
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese cruiser Kai-Chi wrecked in the Yangtse River by a mine. The ship sank in thirty seconds with 150 officers and men killed or drowned. only two survived. Kai-Chi was 2,153 tons, 250 feet, steel, single screw, built in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangtse
Kai-Chi
Transvaal's New Governor Lord Milner Takes Oath
Pretoria June 22 Lord Milner British High Commissioner in South Africa took the oath as Governor of the Transvaal before a large crowd. The ceremony drew cheers from the assemblage and a salute from the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Lord Milner
South Africa
Transvaal
Agua Dulce Captured by Government Forces
Panama reports Agua Dulce fell on June 19 after government Sunboats returned June 22. Government troops entered unopposed as revolutionaries fled, abandoning cattle and a vessel loaded with produce. About 100 former rebels who had joined liberal troops were recaptured by government forces during the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Agua Dulce
Revolutonary
Herrera
Yen
Liberal
Eral Beemmment
Asus Dulce
American Ambulance for Race Cars Feeds Futuristic Debate
Paris dispatch describes an automobile ambulance following racers from Paris to Vienna. The piece argues the French plan enhances safety and spectacle, while mocking American delays, and envisions ambulances carrying surgeons and nurses to treat bystanders and drivers after crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vienna
M. Henri de Rothschild
Chaerin
Edison
Kentucky
Acting Professor Keeps Salary at Theological Seminary
An accord preserves Rev. Dr. Thomas Richey as acting professor of ecclesiastical history with a $4,000 salary and housing until September 1, 1903, despite initial retirement plans. The standing committee endorsed the compromise, aligning with faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Seminary
Thomas Richey
Richey
Tenement House Probe Sought By Union Leader
James P. Archibald of the Paper Hangers' Union pressed the Central Federated Union for a report on actions by the Tenement House Commissioner since taking office. The meeting also directed a secretary to request Mayor Low provide details of enforcement under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
James P. Archibald
Low
Reuben Blossom Joins Bloomville Chronicle Staff
Reuben Blossom former editor of The Bloomville Clarion has been engaged to write for this paper until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Blossom
Bloomville Clarion
Local items mix politics and anecdotes from Tilden Club
In a lively hometown column Grover Cleveland jokes about cattle while local figures like Russell Sage and William J. Bryan appear in playful, satirical notes. The piece teases Tammany Hall, ships champagne jokes, and recalls offhand county fishing trips and curious local preferences.
Kings to Urge Shepard in Brooklyn Democratic Strategy
Brooklyn Democrats weigh promoting Daniel Shepard for Governor as they back James Shevlin and Hugh McLaughlin in backing Hill. Independent leaders press for Cleveland's national role and state harmony while Shepard drafts platform planks with Littleton for canal and city power limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidstor
Cleveland
Hill
Trusts
Standard Oil Company
Murphy
McMahon
Hassen
Tammany Hall
Tammany R
R. C
Brooklyn
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Kings County
Wolfert
Hugh McLaughlin
James Shevlin
Willoughby Street
McLaughlin
John L. Shea
Democrats
Edward M. Shepard
Shepard
National Civic Club
Pouch Gallery
Bryan
New York
Richard Olney
Shevlin
Brooklyn Democracy
State
Treasury
State Committee
Martin W. Littleton
Hamilton Club
Littleton
Mr. Hill
Vacation Tests Sermon Advocates Rest as Re Creation
The Rev. Dr. Howard Agnew Johnston at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church argues rest should uplift preparation for greater work. He warns against dissipation and suggests the Sabbath serves the whole person, not just the physical body, endorsing Sunday cycling for those confined to office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Howard Agnew Johnston
Weather report details regional patterns and forecasts
Washington reports high pressure over the Mississippi Valley and lake region with a slight Rocky Mountain disturbance. Rainfall was limited to the Eastern New England coast and the Carolinas to Northern Florida. Temperatures east of the mountains run 5 to 10 degrees below normal with fair, mild conditions continuing and showers possible in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, extending into the Ohio Valley Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
New England
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Appalachians
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Fresh Air Fund Has 271 Children Outing Amid City Smoke
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent 271 children, including kindergartners and disabled youngsters, to Atlantic Highlands and other hosts to escape city grime. Cripples from St. Giles Home depart for Middletown, while other groups head to Westfield Tenafly and New Windsor as the program expands before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune Fund
Atlantic Highlands
Eunice Home
Chapel Hill
The
Tribune
Reed's Alumni Association
Middletown
Goshen
Fresh Air Fund
St. Giles the
Westfield
N. J
Tenafly
John S. Lyle
Happyland
New Windsor
Memorial services for Amos J. Cummings honor memory
The Typographical Union No. 6 at Carnegie Hall paid tribute to Congressman Amos J. Cummings. Speakers recalled his 1894 memorial role for George W. Childs and praised his loyalty, bravery, and respect from workers, while others lauded his newspaper career and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union No
Carnegie Hall
Amos J. Cummings
James J. Murphy
Memorial Committee
Typographical Union
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Cummings
Murphy
M. G. Scott
Philip M. Kerridge
Stantonst
John W. Keller
Department of Charities
Mr. Cummings
United States
William E. Mason
Illinois
James R. O'Beirne
24Th New Jersey Volunteers
Rev
L. J. Evers
St. Andrew's Church
Duanest
J. M. Robinson
Indiana
David H. Mercer
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ondon
China
Amy
William
Lord Lansdowne
Geman
PR. Banks
Grace Methodist Church
Louisavert Banks
England
Saul
Transvaals
Reuben
Tilden Club
Princeton
Guden
Russell Sage
Mendin
Mr. Sage
William J. Bryan
Wall Street
Lewis Nixon
Ship Trust
Nixon
Wash
Swanstrom
St. Lawrence County
Miles O'Reilly
de Lacey
Greece
Iun
Wrestlin
Edward Lee
James D. Bell
France
David Bennett Hil
Albany
H. A. Johnston
the Weather Report
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Fortern
Perry
Weather Bureau
Harles T. Root
Fy. Deage
Madison Avenue
William W. Hall
H. L. Fairchild
Brooklyyn
Hetty Helen BR
East Orang
Emma L. Blauvelt
Montclai
E. N. Christopher
Union
Smith, NewcCastle
Del
Kingston
N. Y
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
St. Ave. & 19Th St
Stephen Merritt
Typographical Union NO. 6
Amos Cummings
Burnett
Erie
Buffalo
Jayne
Williams—Traphagen
Portland
Ore
Benjamin Wistar Morris
William Bisland Williams
Eleanor van Vorst
William ¢. Traphagen
Crawford
Seabright
Julia Lake
Robert L. Crawford
West 57Th St
New York City
Dodge
Saddle Rock
Great Neck
Lane
George P. Dodge
Nathaniel Shatswell
Emily Pomeroy Dodge
Pittsfield
Mass
Wiens Pesteeee
Church of the Ascension
Atlantic City
Harris
East Orange
Alice Wilde
Samuel L. Harris
Burnet St
Sp. m
Barclay-st. Ferry
Jordan
Sarah M
Richard R. Jordan
Croton-on-Hudson
LEX
Tribune Co
Heinigke Bowen
Memoriaut
Ig Tribune
Greater
Canada
Mexico
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Pextras
NEW-YORK_ CITY
the Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Postoffice
Express
Nassa
Apoaeae
Americas
Frederick N. Sommer
America
Londo
Brown, Gould & Co
American Express
J. Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Waramaker
Hottinguer & Co
Hamburg
American Express Company
Sehmiede Strasse
Bahnhof
Freetst
New Oxford-st
Sam Lorenzo
Germany
Central America
Culn
Foreigntien
Transatlantic
Perss
KR. M. Theresia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Ireland
S. S. M. Theresia
S. S. Sardegna
S. S. Oceanic
Queens
Herbourg
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Lorenzo Marques
Direc F. Bismarck
Switzerland
Spain
British India
Lorenzo Marquez
Ser Ae ‘la Savoie
Hawte
S. la Savoie
South and Central America
West Indies
Costa Rica
South Pacific
Colon
Guatemala
Trinidad
Ciudad Bolivar
S. S. Grenada
P. m
Jamaica
S. S
Farragut
Boston
Per & & Watson
Philadely
Barbados
Brazil
S. S. Hilary
Para
Manacs
Newfoundland
Rosalind
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
S. S. Merchant Prince
Yucatan
Campeche
Sco
Chiapas
S. S. Monterey
Santiago
S S. Cienfuegos
Jamaics
Admiral Schley
S. S. Corean
S. S Ni Tampico
S. S. Niagara
Caracao
Venezuela
S. 3
Savanilla
Cartagena
Caracas
Fortune Island
S. S. Alleghany
Havana
North Sydney
Miquelon
Dispatch
Port Tampa
Miami
Mexico City
Overland
Dispatch Beamer
Belize
Cortez
New Orleans
Rico
Transpacific
Japan
Philippine
San Francisco
S. S. China
Tacoma
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!