Manuel Steinhardt's Pursuit Complicates Lacroix Case
Unwin pursues new clues in the Lacroix custody dispute as a Basel ad leads him to Emilie Haas. He travels from Timperley to London and Basel to deliver news to Steinhardt and entreat Emilie Haas, hoping for information on Louise's whereabouts while facing Steinhardt's evasive plans and a looming legal fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Paul
Louise
Frank
Imun
Jayues
Paul Lacroix
Lacroix
Jaques
Paris
Birley
Timperley
Steinhardt
Mrs. Steinhardt
Providence
Times
Name Dilemmas As Family Chooses Baby's Identity
In a humorous family moment the new girl baby prompts a debate over her name. Grandmothers push Geraldina Esmeralda Fanchon Estessa while the mother and father seek a dignified choice, joking about turning a child into a 5-cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldina
Esmeralda
Fanchon
Estessa
Pearby
Gardiner Names Froude as a Trusted Guide in Disputed Points
The late historian Samuel Rawson Gardiner said that when puzzled he consults Froude. He notes Froude's infallible instinct to avoid fake conclusions and that the more positive Froude is the safer Gardiner finds adopting an opposite view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rawson Gardiner
Froude
Land area held by Indians shrinks from 116000000 to 85000000 acres
In 1800 the native domain covered 116 million acres, today about 85 million acres remain. The figure is roughly equal to the combined land area of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Tiliaols
Happenings of the Week: Pauncefote Death and Local Collisions
A condensed review notes Lord Pauncefote's death in Washington at 74 while in Portland Oregon City line collisions injure four people. It also notes relief supplies scarce at Martinique and Count Tolstoi's worsening condition amid a week of union strike activity by the Port building trades council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
Count Tolstoi
Portland-Oregon City
Building Trades Council of Port
Oregon City
Pauncefot e dies in Washington at embass y
Lord Pauncefo te British ambassador to the United States died at the London embassy in Washington at 5 35 this morning after a week of improving health. Doctors had treated him through the night and his pulse collapsed soon after 5 35 as a final death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Washington
Jung
Thayer
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Bromley
London
Arlington Hotel
Rochambeau
Hay
White House
Pauncefote
State Department
Department of State
Washinon
Marquis of
Fernie mine disaster and coal strikes shake North America
Reports recount a Fernie B C coal mine explosion with 125 to 150 lives lost and forty bodies recovered. A general coal miners strike in Virginia and West Virginia could draw about 90 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie, B. C
Virginia
West Virginia
Early American infrastructure and immigrant estimates cited
The text notes at least forty thousand Syrians in the United States with 2000 to 3000 in Chicago. It mentions the Erie Canal as the first artificial U.S. waterway with ground broken July 4 1817. It also gives a German price for alcohol at about 134 cents per gallon and links alcohol to motive energy in engines under twenty horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Canal
New York
Germany
Funeral Plans for Lord Pauncefote Set for Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements for Lord Pauncefote are nearly complete with Lady Pauncefote approving the tentative plan. Services will be held tomorrow at noon at St John s Episcopal Church followed by a temporary deposit in the Rock Creek cemetery receiving vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinon
Lord Pauncefote
Lady Pauncefote
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Germans Seek Opium Monopoly for Chinese Empire
A German firm proposes to the Chinese government an exclusive right to sell opium across the empire for 15 million dollars yearly. Officials show favorable potential revenue. outsiders doubt it can be enforced and warn the arrangement relies on ministers and neighboring powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Growth and Happenings Across Oregon Industries
A broad review notes rapid growth in several sectors including electric power ventures in Josephine county and a Baker City mining claim discovery. News covers teacher institutes, college commencements at Weston, a fatal Junction City burglary, mail route expansions, a price nugget find in Baker district, and a near miss accident involving Senator Brownell.
Portland markets and farm prices report including crops and livestock
Market notes list wheat, barley, oats, flour, hay, potatoes, butter, cheese, poultry, hogs, veal, beef, wool and mohair prices with ranges in Portland. The Moorish government awards France a $3 million coin contract. Colorado sugar beets yield $80 an acre irrigated versus $16 non irrigated. A woman dressed as a seaman among Turkish band revolutionists near Monastir was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
America
Hope
Wool—Valley
Colorado
Monastir
Production of Nickel Places Where Deposits Are Found in This Country
Washington May 24 Mineral Resources of the United States 1901 to be published by the U S Geological Survey will include Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt on nickel for 1901 The two principal nickel sources are nickeliferous pyrrhotite and genthite Traces of nickel minerals found in North Carolina Oregon and Washington Oregon deposits near Piney mountain Douglas County Nickel ore reported at Morgantown Parke County Indiana From Congress mine Upper Nine Mile near Keller Ferry County Washington nickel claims being developed in late 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mineral Resources of the
United States
United States Geological Survey
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Lamotte
Missouri
Gap
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Canada
North Carolina
Morgantown
Parke County
Oregon
Piney Mountain
Douglas County
Riddles
Southern Pacific
Congress
Keller
Ferry County
Wash
Peace in South Africa near as cabinet meets
London May 24 The Daily Chronicle says peace in South Africa is practically assured and reports that Cabinet Council has been summoned likely connected with ongoing talks between Lord Kitchener Lord Milner and Boer delegates. Times correspondent notes meetings in Pretoria not necessarily final and delegates may return to Vereeniging after information is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Chronicle
South Africa
Chronicle
Pretoria
The
Times
Vreeniging
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
War Office
Stock Exchange
Disturbances Reported in Moscow During Royal Visit
Reports from St. Petersburg detail a freak series of labor disturbances in Moscow. Grand Duke Sergius, governor general of Moscow, rushed to Moscow from Tsarkoe Belo for President Loubet's arrival, prompting the imperial family to abandon plans to visit Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Grand Duke
Sergius
Tsarakoe-Belo
Loubet
Madrid king Alfonso greeted with popular enthusiasm
London dispatch reports the Times Madrid correspondent noting the populace greets King Alfonso with growing acclaim and hopeful mood as the new reign begins.
Floods Hit Wisconsin And Minnesota Roads
Continuous six hour rainfall causes numerous washouts into La Crosse Wisconsin and widespread disruption. Houston Minnesota is nearly flooded while Root River in eastern Minnesota surges, feared to cause heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Houston
Minn
Root River
Minnesota
Fatal powder explosion rocks Delta plant in California
A blast at the Deltile Powder Works near Delta California killed two workers and seriously injured three others. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Deltile Powder Works
Delta
Kosher Meat Riots Reported in Several Cities
Disturbances erupted in New York and Boston on May 24 as about 300 Jewish men women and children attacked three kosher meat stores. Windows shattered stock looted ringleaders arrested including two women and a man. A customer was assaulted and a woman injured during the stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West En
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herr Steinhardt
J. Maclaren Cobban
Usl
Chatper XI
England
Mr. Unwin
Emilie
Avid I
Tere
Blackpool
Timperly
Derbyshire
Continent
Basel
Rhine
Emilie Haas
Bacon
Ludwigstrasee
Fraulein Emilie
Laas
Fraulein Haas
Lome
Fraulein Haar
Fraulein
Repdy
Emmanuel Steinhardt
Ray Haba Bent
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Clark
University of Iowa
Evanston
State Supreme Court
Senate
L'Heuvre
Salt Lake City
Mount Pelee
George Cowie
Admiral Farragut
Spain
Rahway
N. J
Texas
Mitchell
Nited States
Chicago
News OF the
Commonwealth
Clatsop County
Teachers’ Institute
Astoria
Clackamas
Granta Pass
Josephine County
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Weston
Geer
Ackerman
Junction City
Troutdale
Cleone
Gresham
Nine Mile
Orient
Multnomah County
Winterville Placer
Baker District
Dickson Placer Mine Company
W. W. Tomlinson
Allen H. Eaton
OC. W. Riddell
University of Oregon
University of Washington At
Seattle
Jack Creek
Joe District
Southeapegon
Tillamook
F. 8. Dunn
Goiser Grand Hotel
Baker City
Gieser Grand Hotel
G. C. Brownell
Portland
France
Cabinet Council
Boy King
Madrid
the Times
Alphonso
Wisconsin
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!