Local Religious Meetings Note Schedule
Christian Church holds services on the second and fourth Sunday at 2 p.m. Mount ated 1 Mt. Dwenty Church convenes a Wednesday prayer meeting and Sabbath school on Sunday mornings. Aree Methodist conducts a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 2 p.m. with Sabbath school each Sunday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unukcm
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aptist Chubum
Taroa
G. F. Jerard
Dwentisy Church
Loa. M
Howe Dong
Aree Methodist
Lla. Maud
Epworth League
J. H. Wood
Murders, strikes, and revolts across continents
Reports from Cuba, Austria, Paris, Chicago, and beyond recount murders and assaults including Walton E. Stalle in Cuba, John D. Jones and Mrs Mendenhall incidents, and a Cairo cholera surge. Labor moves, naval and border tensions, floods in Crookston, Arctic plans, and political shifts thread through the day as explorers, police, and governments react.
Des Moines Tornado Toll and Iowa Destruction
Des Moines reports forty three dead and about fifty injured from a tornado that swept Iowa Illinois and Kansas last night. Counties Polk and Jasper hardest hit with extensive property damage across towns including Bondurant Valeria and Mingo. A separate Louisville report notes a coal strike affecting about 600 miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Jasper County
Polk County
Rockford County
Elgin County
North McGregor
Duran
Bondurant
Bailey
Santiago
Valeria
Chicago Great Western
Mingo
Manchester
Delaware County
Peru region rebels form independence push in Loreto
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports Colonel Seminarios has raised around 6,000 men on the Amazon frontier to establish Loreto as an independent state against President Pierola. He proclaims independence and arms are old style. A steamer is prepared for Amazon service. Dr Peters plans a new Somseliland expedition with wealthy American backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezeula
England
Venezuela
Crookston
Minn
Red Lake
Peary
St. John's
N. F
Philadelphia Academy of Science
Cape York
New York
Wheeling
Daily American Wheelman
General Trans-Atlantique Company
Perry
O. T
Cow Creek
Luther B. Baker
Government Detective Service
J. Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Lansing
Mich
John Taggart
Big Stone Gap
Davidson Bros
Marietta
Ind
Euasiee Davidson
Thomas Davidson
Frank Battran
Atlantic
Griswold
Rock Island
Elizabeth
N. J
United States Cordage Company
Union County
United States Trust Company
London Chronicle
Rome
Valparaiso
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
South America
Henry Walker
Broken Bow
Neb
United States
Northwest States
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Basse Terre
Guadloupe
West Indies
Lucius Fairchild
The
Loyal Legion
Madison
Wis
Fairchild
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
National Board of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Madrid
Weyler
Spain
Havana
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Manas
Iquites
Peru
Seminarios
Department of Loreto
Pierola
Amazon
Seminarion
Bermuda Narrowly Evades Capture by Spanish Warships
From Puerto Cortes Honduras comes word that the steamship Bermuda carrying filibusters and ammunition escaped Spanish warships off the Cuban coast. Captain E G Reilly steered west as a boat capsized killing five including a brother of Colonel Cardenas. A pair of Spanish gunboats pursued. the Bermuda sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Puerto Cortes
Honduras
Bermuda
Cuba
St. John's River
E. G. Reilly
Cardenas
Nicholas de Cardenas
Reilly
Gasoline stove explosion devastates Chicago family
A Townsend street blast from a lit gasoline stove kills four members of a six person family and leaves a fifth badly burned. Mrs Malm rose to prepare breakfast and the reservoir exploded showering burning liquid as the family slept, trapping them in flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Townsend Street
Coast Defenses and Bond Bills in Fifty-Fourth Senate
The May sessions report a major coast defenses appropriation totaling over 20 million with Senate increases and a House counterpart. Other actions include a motion on prohibiting interest bearing bonds, a title quieting measure for lands, and a general deficiency appropriation bill near ten million with mail transport amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Butler
Hill
Southern Pacific Company
Pritchard
House Debates Veto on Hoover Pension Bill and Reciprocity
In Washington on May 28 the house spent much time on the president’s veto of Francis E. Hoover’s pension as a private in the Sixty fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry and on Grosvenor’s explanation about reciprocity. The Phillips labor commission bill to create a 21 member nonpartisan panel was postponed amid river and harbor debate and criticisms of spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis E. Hoover
Sixty-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Grosvenor
Phillips Labor Commission
Santa Monica
San Pedro
Hepburn
Dockery
Treasury
Uuemmings
Woman miner of Sparta adds gold with pick and sluice
In Baker City Oregon Mrs W Ainsworth, the only woman in the state skilled with a miner's pick in regulation style, placer mined behind her Sparta home. Three days ago she ground sluiced a six foot patch, adding 41 to her pin money plus a seven dollar gold nugget. her husband, Mr Ainsworth, owns valuable placer ground nearby and is a man of means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
W. Ainsworth
Oregon
Sparta
Ainsworth
Insurgent clash near Matanzas forces retreat after heavy fire
In Havana on May 26 Colonel Motons reached near Santa Clara as insurgents led by Eduardo Garcia, with 2000 men at Vinola farm in Matanzas, clashed with Alfonso Doce battalion. Doce's fire drove the insurgents, leaving sixteen dead and two prisoners. arms and ammunition captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Motons
Santa Clara
Gayne
Tayo
Marito
Eduardo Garcia
Vinola
Matanzas
Alfonso Doce
Accidental Death Near Wheatland Claims a Child
A 6 year old girl of D. Magill was killed in a frightful accident near Wheatland ten miles south of Dayton Oregon May 97. The grandfather, intending to shoot a pheasant, stumbled causing both gun barrels to discharge. The shot amputated a lower limb near the hip and the child died rapidly from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Or
Wheatland
Here
D. Magill
Portland Markets Show Light City Business
The fine weather has boosted farming activity and left Portland markets fairly stocked with strong city demand. Butter and cheese arrivals are rising, potentially depressing prices, while potatoes have peaked after six weeks of price climbs. Wheat prices declined with little interest in small lots. quotes range Walla Walla 54 to 56c, Valley 56 to 67c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Trade and commodity prices from global market list
The listing shows varied goods with prices including Sauwon-Columbia beans and rice from Island to Japan, with per unit and per ton rates. It includes coffee varieties such as Mocha and Padanga, rope by length, sugar, and various import costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpacs
Sue
Guilden U
Corrux
Costa Rica
Rio
Balvador
Igim
Mocha
Padanga
Palembang Javea
Lahat Java
Arbuckle
Mokaska
Lion
Columbia
Rice—Island
Japan
Untitled cattle and meat prices fragment
Prices for cattle and meat products listed in a fragmentary table with figures for steers cows dressed beef and sheep. Values include pounds shillings and pence per ton and per pound with several misspellings and unclear items.
San Francisco Markets Prices for Grains and Flour
Fragmented price list shows Fiove-Net and family ex tras prices per barrel with values around 3.55 and 3.05, superfine flour at 2.456, malting around 1. ITW 1. cain O-Te-Milling 7 cen, grey elo. Brewing and wear-shipping notes appear with small figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain O
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eer
Jas P Price
Salvation Army
Bark
Main Street
Ube
Society Notices
W. Y
W.—Newberg
Oo. C. F
Ja Bourke
Newberg
S—Newberg
C. V. Bank
U.W W
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacifico
Portland
Overland Express
Salem
Albany
EU Elene
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Ogden
San Francisco
Mojave
Sos Angeles
el Paso
New Orleans
Burwlay
Woo'wurn
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Selo
Browneville
Natron
Springfeld
Salem and Way
Corvallis & Way
Habrom McMinnville & Way
Sta’s
Throngh Tcket
Third Street
Canada
Europe
J.B. Kirkland
Giraud Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mall
W. Ly Bro
Ri-Weelkly
Portland, New Berg
M. Obey
Sheridan
Sheridan v. Fica
A.M
RK. Koehler
Man EP. Rogers
Tand
E. McNeil
VIA
Spokane
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Pacific
Kansas City
OCEAN
W. H. Hurlburt
Jen
Porkasp
Oliver & Colcord
Agents
Newscro
Osnaor
Epitome
News of the World
Walton E. Stalle
Archduke Charles Louis of
Austria
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Tom Linton
Paris
John D. Jones
Mendenhall
Anna
Murphysboro
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Renn
James Dazzle
St. Bernard's Parish
Louisiana
Patterson Plantation
Harry Jones
Frank Jefferess
San Quentin
Jefferess
Jones
Vicuna
Corral Falso
Lillian Russell
Central Park
Louise A. Speetzen
Oakland
Cal
Armour Packing Plant
London
B. C
Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation
Sam Small
George Meserve
Cairo
Tourha
Nahant
Mass
Longfellow
Willow Road
Hercules Robinson
Pretoria
Pris
House Committee On Public Lands
White Buffalo
Cheyenne Reservation
Third United States Cavalry
Hurley
Sitting Hall
Stouch
Tongue River Agency
Mont
Interior Department
War Department
Brooke
Department of Dakota
Fort Custer
Tenth Cavalry
Michigan
Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Louisville
Colo
United Coal Company
Citizens Coal Company
Simpson
Secemion
Dr. Peters
Somseliland
United States Secret Service
America
Little Pete
Marshalltown
Lamoille
State Center
Chicago & Northwestern
Iowa River
National
House
House Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Appropriations
Squire
Evans
House of
Congress
Strode
Martin Va. Lockhart
North Carolina
Fiovsa
Cascadia
Dayton
Benton County
Borrie
Fakey
PoraTroks
New Oregon
Merced
Young America
California
Sicily
Pitiless
Astern
Ste. Hors — Choine
le Leas
Garcia
Portland Markets
Wheat Market
Sauwon
Lima
Meat Market
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!