President McKinley Home Welcome in Canton
President McKinley arrived in Canton to a large reception from the Commercial Travelers' Association and workingmen from Duebler Heights. He thanked locals for the cordial greeting and reiterated his commitment to national welfare and prosperity of his home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
Canton
President McKinley
Canton City
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Duebler Heights
Nations
Rome
Princeton Controversy Fissures Church and University
News accounts from Princeton and New Brunswick report a growing rift between the Presbyterian church and Princeton University over the Princeton Inn license petition and professor Shields. A New Brunswick synod resolution condemning Shields precedes his anticipated resignation, with Patton set to defend him as the dispute intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, . J
Princeton Lnn
Princeton University
H. Smelds
Presbyterian Church
New Brunswick Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Professor Shields
Princeton Inn
Patton
Immigration Statistics Show Drop in Early Fiscal Year Arrivals
Washington reports 49,296 immigrants entered the United States in the first three months of the current fiscal year, down nearly 11,550 from the same period last year. In Berlin, General Ver Bulow, brother of Baron Von Bulow, secretary of state for foreign affairs, died after being thrown from his horse while riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Berlin
Ver Bulow
Baron von Bulow
Foreign Affairs
Without A Rival Salvation Oil Ad in Detroit
An old Detroit advertisement touts Salvation Oil as a universal cure for sprains bruises and pains. It claims a reader sprained ankle was cured and promotes Salvation Oil at 25 cents asserting no other remedy works as promptly. The text mentions Mrs Prank Jnl 5 GratIO Ave Detroit and references Salvation OF and canal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation OF
Prank
Riot at Scottdale Iron and Steel injures workers and manager
A violent labor riot in Scottdale, Pennsylvania last night left Hen Gillespie and John Jordan badly injured, manager Skimp shot in the left foot, and Henry Gillespie shot through the right arm. Nonunion workers and armed marchers clashed as stones and gunfire erupted, with multiple injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Hen Gilespie
John Jordan
Skimp
Scottdale Iron and Steel Company
Artion
Frank Heltz
Keltz
Wo Kmen
Shiny
Pittsburg
Broadway
Henry Gillespie
Cuban Filibusters Captured in Bahamas Rendezvous
Report from Key West says a Cuban filibuster rendezvous near Cuba's coast was seized by the Briz government. Arms were seized and a few men arrested. Cubans are in quarantine. The operation was long running, and discovery came via informant seeking prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritons
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Suvr
Key West
Bahamas
Andres Isiza
Cuba
Bahama Banks
Dauntless
Smith
More Cruisers for Spain and Other News
The Daily Chronicle reports Spain signed contracts with a British shipbuilder for cruisers nearly completed for another government, asserting internal war loans would back finance if war comes. Also included are reports of a murder suicide in Perth Amboy, a defeated Whiteway ministry in St John’s, ratification of the Dawes Treaty by the Choctaw and Chickasaw, a postmaster killed during a grain theft, and a Russian-installed official in Korea replacing English advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Spain
Bermejo
Pelagic sealing suspension treaty to be signed
A treaty to suspend pelagic sealing in the Behring Sea is to be signed in Washington during the week. Commercial Agent Hamilton of Morristown Ontario notes U S merchants err by not sending agents to Canada. Mrs Margaret Sheeley of Stapleton Tennessee burned by blasting powder she threw into a fire. Carl Gerber four years old of New York died after eating jimson weeds. The believed filibuster Silver Heels landed her cargo at East Cuba on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hamilton
Morrisburgh
Ont
United States
Canada
Margaret Sheeley
Stapleton
Carl Gerber
New York
Jimson
East Cuba
New York Election Ends Amid Henry George Campaign Shock
A dramatic New York election night ends with Henry George rallying support after the death of his ally, while rivals Van Wyck and Low push for victory. Tammany Hall retreats as George’s death sparks renewed fighting and voters weigh excise law and city franchises amid a divided field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thedds
Citizens’ Union
Republican Party
Sercely
Senator Platt
Platt
Tamme
Europe
Tammany
Uh Jender
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Robert A. van Wreck
Henry George
Thomas Jefferson
France
Napoleon
Elis
The
Battery
Bronx
Staten Island
Rockaway
George
van Wiek
Seth Low
George Willl
Ben F. Tracy
Navy
Harrison
Robert A. Wreck
Zammany Democratic
Columbia Uversity
Broo
Greater New York
Charter Commission
Tracy
Ohio election forecasts amid off year politics
In Cincinnati on November 2 the minority party argues off year history favors their opponents while Democrats claim Hamilton County will deliver a large plurality and a legislative majority for senator. Republicans counter with a statewide ticket lead and a legislature majority without Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hayes
Ohfic
Bishop
George H. Pendleton
Cleveland
Foraker
Sherman
Harrison
Campbell
Brice
McKinley
Senate
Hamilton County
United States
Maryland Senate at stake as voting concludes
Baltimore reports a tight state race as the legislature will elect a successor to Senator Gorman. Republicans claim a Baltimore city majority and statewide edge, while Democrats deny defeat. Fraud arrests surface amid booster claims as New Jersey and Virginia contests loom. Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Virginia vote with low turnout and mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baryland
United States
Gorman
Norman B. Scott
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore City
New Jersey
Jersey City
James Smith
Burlington
Cape May
Option
Passaic
Hunterdon
Pepupileens
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Batte
W. J. Bryan
Fusion
Linne
Omaha
Foreclosure sale ends Union Pacific control in east
Omaha Nov 2 The United States government stake in the Union Pacific railroad ended with the foreclosure sale won by a committee of eastern capitalists for its reorganization. Estimated government recovery about 58.07 million dollars, with debt and interest details outlined and credits reducing the amount due. No bids against the committee. protest noted over two miles of track claimed by both parties. sale proceeds proceed under committee terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Committee of
Eastern Capitalists
Secretary of the Treasury
Walon Pacific
Corwin
Frank Trumbull
Union Pacific
Denver
Gulfailroad
Cheyenne and
Northern Road
Gulf
Cornish
Kansas Pacific
Murder in New York Street Sparks Election Quarrel
A 31 year old barber Cullieppe Picardo was shot on Elizabeth Street by an unknown man who fled. Police arrested several suspects including Antonio Samssero and Pasquale Samsjeray in a conflict tied to an election dispute. The case heads to court martial proceedings for Captain Lovering over alleged abuse at Fort Sheridan. Several unrelated notices follow about other crimes and a life sentence for Edward Haynes in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cullieppe Picardo
Zabeth Street
Picardo
Picarsdo
Mam
Antonio Samslero
Pasquale Samsjeray
Frank Granmane
Antonio Cala
Chicago
Washington
Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
War Department
Brooke
Seidler
Watertown
Edward G. Haynes
George Allen
United States Army
Suckettt’s Harbor
Auburn Penitentiary
Mary Daly
Stock and Produce Markets Steady on Mixed Activity
New York merchants report a quiet trading day with little turnover as professionals move holdings among themselves. Union Pacific stock rose briefly on Omaha’s main line sale while grains and livestock showed modest shifts and overall dull demand amid November disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Omaha
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesa
Masestlvania
Priiadei
Doe
Gxira
Penneyvania
Delaware
Lara
Bat Creamery
Western
Litic
Elgins, Inc
New York Dairy
Ubbide
Quahtr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunmors
Bere
National Building Association OF
Renest J. Enabe, Je
James D. Mason
J. Wesley Guest
Ernest J. Enaer, Jr
W. Bosbe & Cc
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Ranhersard Brokers
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F P. Jackson
Continental
Nate Rank
Edward Rains
James D. Mason Co
Winslow Whili
Ws. P. Harvey
M. Hed. Prichard
Areer Johnson
North Market Street
M.B.O.D
Duquesns
Central Hardware Co
Coroxen
Victor
Ures
Sere Harmiess
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Pler Johnsc Ee
Yerick, MD
Princeton
West Chester
William Jones
Vincent Burke
Jones
Minktown
Burke
Mrs. Jones
Beverly
Interior Department
Kallen
Kate Mergert
East Seventy-frst Street
Adolph Merer
Afeyer
Perth Amboy
N. J
Jena Christian
Mosning
Whiteway
St. Johns
William Whitewar
Trinity
James Winter
Oppo Sitiom
Burin
Ardmore
Tisho- Mingo
Dawes Committee
Richmond
Newberne
Pulaski County
John Teagies
Briton Onsted
the Times
Seoul
Korea
Georgettes
Didate
Roser
Tammeny Hall
Campatgn
Low
Brooklyn
Thomas Jeferson Democracy
Cooper Union
Father Decey
Hazleton
Maryland
W. I Daniel
United Ztates
Roanoke
Massachusetts
Boston
Ashley B. Wright
Noge Island
Providence
Rhode Island
Newport
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Central Falls
Boyle
SSE
Trumbull
Union Paclte
Gull
Parmeton
Patagonia
J.B. Hatcher
Princeton MacTay
South America
Terra Dil Fueg
Petasenia
State Board of
Georgia
Atlanta
von Gannon
University of Georgia
House of Representatives
Ator Alien
Manchester
Paris
Suakin
Red Sea
Berber
Robinson Opera House
Aces Postomie
Limititteld
York
SGU
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!