The Doctor's Quandary Chapter Continues
In Ville-en-lois a fever grips the sick as Monsieur Laurentie houses a makeshift hospital. A nurse-narrator tends Minima while confronting a looming journey of the cure to England and a hidden past with her husband in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Monsieur Laurentie
Calvary
Monsieur
Granville
Jean
Minima
Temple Secundus
Dominie
Epping Forest
Sle
Mademoiselle Therese
Madame
Mademoiselle
London
Bure
Mignoune
Noirean
Monsieur Boiile Perrier
Villeenhois
Norreau
Paris
Grranville
Monsieur Lawrentie
Pierre
Ville-an-lois
Jootsill
Monsieur le Cure
England
Minion
Richard Moster
Odd Etiquette in Constantinople and Early Ether Anomaly
A London Telegraph correspondent recalls Turkish ladies’ fastidious habits in Constantinople, from avoiding touching doors to not handling dolls or letters from abroad. The piece also cites early ether anesthesia progress in Boston by Dr. W B Elden and a note on blood speed and a tongue in cheek exchange about liveried servants versus automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Constantinople
Paris
Boston
W. B. Eldden
British Regiments Banner Battle Names Displayed
Historic lists show no fewer than 105 battles croblaged on banners of the British army regiments. The compiled names mark battles across eras and theaters, underscoring a long martial tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hritish
View of the Nile and British Museum specimen display
The Nile is described with its varied features as an exhibit at the British Museum. A collection visit highlights 2 200 specimens brought home by a British expedition, illustrating the museum's expansive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Ie
Britian Museum
Year’s end review chronicles deaths and disasters of 1901
The 1901 year summary lists deaths of Queen Victoria and President McKinley along with numerous figures, fires, accidents, and conflicts. It tracks events from January to December including battles in South Africa, suppression in Manila, major fires, mine disasters, floods, and the assassination of McKinley, concluding with Roosevelt's ascent and ongoing global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
McKinley
Victoria
England
William McKinley
Czolgosz
South Africa
United States
Growth and Happenings in Oregon Industries and Public Life
A broad review covers pardons by Governor Geer and death sentences set for January 31. Reports of new mines and mills in Grants Pass, Baker County, China Creek district, and Prairie Diggings. rich ore and hydraulic mining prospects. Immigration to Independence surges, withFarmers Congress and Dairymen's Association meeting in Salem January 6-9. Oregon Dairymen's Association joins congress. Smelter success at Standard mine Baker County. Coyote hunting profitable in eastern Oregon. Loop of legal appointments includes Chief Justice Bear chosen to attend St. Louis Exposition 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geer
Wade
Dalton
Oregon
Grants Pass
Lane County
Oregon City
R. 8. Bear
Oregon Supreme Court
St. Louis
Border issues near settlement as talks resume
Washington reports renewed hope for resolving long standing disputes with Great Britain over the Canadian border, Atlantic fisheries, Great Lakes ships, and the Alaska boundary. Pauncefote aims for direct talks with Hay and a joint US Britain Canada commission to formalize an agreement, with plans to retire the isthmian canal issue and move toward a permanent boundary solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United States
Great Britain
Canadian
Great Lakes
Alaska
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Canada
Behring Sea
Venezuela
Isthmian Canal
History of the Civil War cost and completion
The government history of the Civil War, in 128 volumes with maps, delivered to eligible recipients at a cost likely over 3 million dollars. About 12,000 sets printed and distributed to libraries and individuals. Lola Ida Bonine will move to St. Joseph Missouri to stay with her mother indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Ida Bonine
St. Joseph
Police Target Pool Rooms in St Louis War
A city campaign in St Louis targets pool rooms as authorities step up actions against gambling and disorder. The report notes broader policing trends and local responses to vice in the era.
Market prices and trade notes from Wheat to Hops and Wool
A collage of commodity prices lists Wheat Barley Oats Flour Millstuffs Hay Mutton Veal Beef Butter Eggs Poultry Cheese Potatoes Hops Wool and Mohair. A closing passage notes English opposition to American shoe imports, tobacco boycott ads, and a Chicago university freshmen debate on keeping football as a college sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Young America
Burbanks
Chicago University
Landslide Causes Wreck Near Lynchburg Killing Four
A rock and debris slide on the Chesapeake and Ohio line near Reusen station south of Lynchburg collapsed a train No. 7, killing four men and injuring several. Passengers hope missing riders may be buried in debris while workers cleared the wreck after a second heavy slide, with many escaping thanks to a warning shout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Reusen Station
James River
Turning Bonds Into Cash as Carnegie Gifts Rise
Wall Street reports an auction by Adram H Muller & Co. where Carnegie Steel 5 percent bonds sold at 113 7 8. Andrew Carnegie tendered 10 million dollars in these bonds to the government for the Washington Memorial University for Original Research. Some see this as Carnegie converting bonds to money to ease government embarrassment. At the sale price the 10 million bonds equal 11.3875 million dollars in endowment value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan. L
Wall Street
Adram H. Muller & Co
Carnegie Steel Company
Journal
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Memorial University
Carnegie
Street Car Collides With Freight Cars in Birmingham
A street car collided with several freight cars attached to a switch engine in Birmingham today. One man was killed and two others injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Fire destroys six story Alexander apartment building
A Christmas tree loaded with inflammable ornaments and candles caused a fire in Chicago on January 1 at the Alexander apartment building, a six story structure, resulting in total destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doctor
Hesba Strett
Pope
Vatican
Trousseau
Spain
Italy
London Pall Mall Gazette
The
Nile
Lord Hopetoun
Igenens Pone
W. X. Ninde
Detroit
Miah
Philip D. Armour
Minneapola
Rochester
N. Y
Orphan Asylum
Powers
Fred Alexander
Leavenworth
Kan
James A. Mount
Indiana
Edward Voi
Barning
Grand Opera
Cincionati
Board of Trade
Montreal
Guiseppe Verdi
Des Moines
Lown
Tokyo Hospital
Japan
Windsor
Middle West
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Juke Henry
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Durango
Mexcvo
Albert D. Shaw
Princess of Asturias
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Gibert A. Pierce
North Dakota
Maurice Thompson
Cumberland
Bordentown
N. J
Golden Gate
Calfornia
Kemmerer
Wye
Geo
Murer
Wm. M. Evaria
Lincoln
Neb
Moosevelt
Rallronil Ab Volove
Riseta
Doremus Laundry
Chica
Huntain
Ren. Harrison
Cloverport
Aguinaldo
Fred Funston
Charlotte M. Yonge
Roland Hed
China
Russia
Logan
House of Commons
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginias
Frankfort
Way
Overlow
Netrich
Nebraska
Gov. Savage
Jacksonville
Fla
Manila
R. N. Pollock
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Melbourne
Duke of Cornwall
York
Paducah
Misal
Grand Tower
Lil
Preanent
Pitty
Gen
Fitsjohn Porter
Chas
A. Montelle
Mir Thomas Lipton
Suleide
Brewe
Aasanain
King Humbert
Rov
John R. Tunner
Lillwoll
Elle
Sable Island
Baltimore
Engibb
James A. Herne
Jasper
Czar of
Russla
Miogree
Michigan
Paterson
Naper
Robert Wad Ly
West Virginia
Adelbert S. Hay
Callles
Joseph Cook
James H. Kyle
South Dakota
Prince Vou Hobenlahe
Versailles
Alton Ratt
Norton
Corbin
Mont
Minnesota
Mra
Paul Krueger
Procalma
Porto Rive
el Reno
Okla
Edgemoor
Are Company
Empress
Germany
Dhiadelphia
Shaffer
Shelby
Vallejo
Cali
Francesco Crispi
Gram
Unit of Mexico
Edmond Audras
Golconda
Crowell's Landing
Anadarko
France
Turkey
Trenton
Philadelphia
Lonlaville
Great Northern
Kallspell
Lise Eilen Stone
Buffalo Exposition
Leon Czolgosz
Pekin
Schley
Chiapa State
Cobra
North Sea
Cunteo
Ohba
Caolgess
Buffalo
Cazolgess
Jouilty
Columbia
Shamrock
Ameer
Afghanistan
Thi Country
Lorenzo Snow
Morwon Church
I Reservoir
East Liverpool
Peeenn
Eee
Joseph Smith
Cchureh
John
Kilsbury
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Post Office
Atninpa
Hammond
Ives
Hunt
Wilkinson
Washington Parish
Leon F. Czolgoaz
President McKinley
Bridelremourt Station
Cape Town
Mitylene
Li Hong Chang
Kate Greenaway
Demania
Blekerty
Thomas
W. Va
Jeffries
Roblin
San Franciann
Telluride
Colo
Battlefield
San Juan
Cuba
Roosevelt
Nicaragua Canal
T. Horrifie
Wabash
Senora
Mich
Terry McGovern
Es Corbett
San Francisco Bay
Congress
Mareonsignaia
Cornwell
St. Johns
N. F
Sehley Court
Ingul Nhaken Itere
Sehley
Mre
Fale Foo
Wpeonsylvania
Weet Wirginia
Lilinois Central
Rockford
John Swinton
Mere
Gov
Gregory
Niole Alot
Charlesena Smith
Henry (. Payee
Wisonsin
News OF the
Commonwealth
Yeon & Pelton Company
Rainier
Independence
Oregon Farmers’ Congress
Salem
Oregon Dairymen's Association
Springfield
Dalles
Standard Mine
Baker County
Tip Top Mountain
China Creek District
Hoosier Bay Mining Company
Prairie Diggings District
Lucky Boy
Blue River District
Louse Creek
the Border Issues
History OF
United States Supreme Court
Pawnee
Portland Markets
Walla Walla
Glenvalley
Gray
Graham
British Tobacco Trust
Chesapeake & Ohio
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!