Late Night Race and the Dunraven Controversy
London reports the Westminster Gazette's take on Lord Dunraven’s sailing plans amid the America’s Cup talk. Debates on sportsmanship follow his decision to race or withdraw, with reactions from Newport and New York on potential new vessels and further races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Minster Gazette
Swain- TmVen
Dunrav Hyielit
Bette Bives
Dunraven
Muky
Lord Dunraven
Iin Efert
America
Clegn
Newport
R. 1
Maitland Kersey
Flw
Violet
John BL
Nathael
Bristol
Terresho
Bridgeport
New York
Dunmven
James O. Simith
Americn Cup Committee
Telly
Lord Dunrmaven
Jatist Jetter
Ako
Valderhuis
Rates Hold Steerage Fares After Rate War Pause
In New York on September i the leading continental steamship lines maintained prewar steerage rates. Hamburg American Line announced unchanged fares with express steamer at 2, regular lines at 30, and Union Line steamers in control, reflecting no immediate changes from the rate war two years ago.
Rochester Banks Move to Ship Gold to U S Treasury
Legal notices indicate Rochester banks arranged shipments of gold coin totaling £250,008 to the United States Treasury in New York City. The banks aim to offset gold shipments to Europe and seek to receive legal tender in return, prompting concerns in the financial community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Wasletont
United States
New York City
Urope
School Wear Prices Cut for Children Footwear and Hosiery
Local retailer SAUNDERS offers a new line of child beige and black garments with reductions. Sizes include 10 and 12, featuring heavy school hose and sturdy serge fabrics marketed as durable for daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Pettis
R. A. Saunders
Batra
Liu
Ih Saunders
Trilby at the Academy in four act stage version
A large audience attended the Academy of Music for the first De Maurier Trilby dramatization by Paul M. Potter. Acts span Paris studio hypnotism to Trilby’s death. Marion Grey excels as Trilby while the production’s costumes draw critique for excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Frst
de Maurier
Sweeg Dea
Trilby
Little Billie
Svengall
Triby
Svengull
Peter
Marion Grey
Mr. Propert Carleton
David
George D. McIntyre
Walter Thoms
Tharge TW. Traeder
Retben Pox
Thors
Elongia
Wiil Close
Whitney Allen Igent
Buffalo LA
Potiopinow tVortins
Kireeti
Sule
Norfolk court schedule lists juries for September term
Law and criminal court docket shows Jude Martin's court calling juries for September term. Entries include Linwood Families Company versus HL Morris, A Wrenn and Son versus J C Veague, L D Smith versus M V Beale, Drovers and Mechanics Bank versus Robert Wilmore, D P Thownt versus John U B Lowery, Pitt versus John A Briminger, TL Price against Merchants and Mechanics Saving, Metix Dennyva versus Norfolk Street Railroad, Patrick Docker versus John Wy Bolton and Wy Ivine, and Parker and wife versus city of Norfolk, with sessions set on September 1 2 25 and 30 across various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Martin
Oriad Dama
Linwood Famities Company
Ve. It
HL Morris
A. Wrenn & Son Va
J.C. Veague
L. D. Smith
M. V Beale
Drovers’ and Mechanics" Bank Ve
Robert Wilsore
D. P. Thownt & Tte
John UB. Lowery
R. It
Pitt Va
John A. Briminger
Uist
Wow
Price
Metix Dennyva
Norfolk Street Railroad Company
Patrick Docker
John WY
Bolton and Wy
Ivine
Wednnesday
Portsmouth
Dummies I Parker
State convention meeting nears in Sarptoga MN
Sept 16 report notes the Republican State convention in Sarptoga is expected to endorse Governor Murton's administration and nominate a presidential candidate. Speculation centers on Lehn beating Wil and Dr Chauncey M Depew pressing for party unity amid contested endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarptoga
Romini
Offoorm
Lehn
Wil de
Eat
Chauncey M. Depew
Moe
Phatt
Cruisers Enter New York Harbor After Maneuver Off Heaton
Cruisers New York Montgomery Minneapolis and Hal Cheh moved through the Narrows and anchored off Tompkinsville after o'clock this morning. A salute from the Columbia was returned by the New York. The report notes the crew seeking tonic beverages while Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a tonic and purifier with a local druggist promoting foreign novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
New York
Montgomery
Minneapolis
Hal- Cheh
Heaton Winer
Admiral Bunce
Tompkingville
Columbia
Secretary Carlisle Returns to Duty After Absence
Washington reports Secretary Carlisle resumes Interior duties after weeks away in Georgia promoting sound money. Gold offers to Treasury in small lots were accepted. several were declined, including a Louisville bank proposal to use its own value. The Treasury gold reserve stood at 48,042,000 at day’s end, with the last bond issue lifting reserves above 100,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Interior Department
Georgia
Louisville
Lynchburg Defeats Pennant Winners 3-1 in Rain Shortened Game
Lynchburg Virginia today opened the series for the silver cup with KRieh- Yond. Both teams played well but the Tobaccon lols edged out the Pennant Winners to the shore of 3 to 1 when play was halted in the seventh inning due to rain. Batterjee Wills and Schabel starred for Lynchburg while Hell and Poster contributed for the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Krieh- Yond
Tobacconlols
Lynghhnee
Werreeee Moo OD
Batterjee—Wills and Schabel
Tan Hell and
National League Games Report From Early Season Action
Fragmented box score style notes describe games at Washington New York Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh and a rain postponed Louisville against St Louis. Batters and pitchers named include Dohney Wilson Stivetts Gaugel Cuppy Zimmen Vaughan and others with sparse scores and rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooks
Mercer
McGuire
Kennedy
Whoawington
Anderson
Mularkey
Hos
Welland McGuire
Abbey and
Grim
New York
Philadelphia
Dohney and Wilson
Carsey and Clements
Hoston
Boston
Baltimore
Stivetts
Gaugel
Lemming and Robinson
Cleveland
Cuppy
Zimmen
Dierot
Vaughan
Pittsburg
Stanley on Africa Work and Railroads Development
Henry M. Stanley, visiting the United States, says he will stay about three months and urges African development via railroads. He notes Africa’s growing civility, diverse skin colors, and clarifies he favors neither a railway tie to personal gain nor British or American residence as a matter of taste, contrasting Conservative progress with Liberal vacillation. A separate note reports a cow in East Wallingford fell 87 feet into an old well, survived after being rescued with a horn-lift tackle and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Sam
Chamberlain
England
United States
East Wallingford
George Francis
An Annexation Debate on Berkley and Norfolk City Plans
Local committee push reports detailing Berkley’s annexation to Norfolk including bridge funding, shared taxes, ward representation, and council structure. A mass meeting is planned for September 24 to seek citizen approval, with further charter discussions and a city-cluster proposal to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do Behelat
Merkley
Berkley
Norfolk
Maur Street
City of
Berktey
Herksey
Ely
Dorkley
Lawa
Minkgyee
Chty
Bud
Derkley
Seventh Ward
Herkley
Norfolty
Herkiey
Pas
Jy Hance
Renter Norfolk
Salt Pinanes
Toovines
Tietoa
Clever Baby Elephant Draws Crowds at Central Park New York
A baby elephant at Central Park in New York draws visitors as it learns to bathe and eat. The infant stands about 4 feet tall with smooth skin and playful behavior, charming spectators with clever trunk tricks and bread-eating antics. Mr Burns, Reaper Snyder, and keeper routines are described. the animal may perform tricks if space is provided. Also an anecdote about photographer Richard Powers’ family portrait request highlights a crowded photography studio in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Yark
New Yark
Central Park
Elephant House
Reaper Snyder
Mcrate
Burns
Snyder
Borus
New York Sun
Richard Powers
Brillion Town
Richardson
Mr. Powers
Milwaukee Bentinel
Defender Mast Height Limits Discussed
A racer positions the Defender in front of a typical 14-story building to gauge mast height, noting the mast top would extend above the building roof.
Paeumatic Shoes At Patent Office Spark Debate
Nine patent applications are reported at the patent office for Paeumatic shoes. The remark suggests that as time passes the notion may move beyond a figure of speech to describe the technology.
Fatal Fire Aboard London and Edinburgh Steamer
A London and Edinburgh Steamship Company steamer from Leith to Gravesend caught fire in the cabin near the lamp room. Five women a child and a stewardess died. many others were burned or injured as the ship’s fire apparatus fought the flames. Passengers describe panic as the saloon area and private berths were engulfed. still unidentified bodies were recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London and Edinburgh Steamship Company
Leith
Gravesend
Steaier
Ofelock
Highto
Deek
Heidi
How to Clean Curtains Rubbing Wringing and Ironing
Instructions for curtain care note shaking down dust removing fastenings and threads treating fabrics separately. Stains mold rust addressed with oxalic acid mildew cleaned before washing. Curtains soak in cold water then wash warm soap and sluice gently. Boiling optional in a linen bag then rinse blue to counter yellowing and air dry in sun if possible.
Mrs Patrick Campbell Reveals Life Of Public Exhaustion
In a British interview Mrs Patrick Campbell says audiences underestimate the wear of portraying emotional roles. She says her cure is simple daily duties at home. She recounts a romantic runaway marriage as a girl and becoming a mother before twenty. She debuted professionally in Liverpool in 1888 after a brief stage start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Campbell
Alexander Theater
Liverpool i
Also Mentioned on This Page
James D. Smith
Ie Bald
Dooraven
Maying
Rieter Bullt
Win Dunraven Knight
Commodore Smith
Cur
Law Nd
Chineory Court
Hood
Wicgers & Wallace
Maio Street
National Capital News
Faison
Solicitorship
Amino Dolmes da Gala
Carltinte
Treaury
Foo Chow
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Carlisle
Weld
Associated Banks of
Springfield
Thales Particulay Yt
Geld
Hight
State Department
Tom
Ku-Cheng Commission
Denby
South Carolina
Guingurney
Supreme Court
Charlas BP. Hirrett
Judge Slmonton
United States District Court
Columbus
Nic
Mgainst Barrett
Barrett
Herbert
Leardales
Bennington
Beardslee
Honolulu
Mennington
Po-eOhien
Ka Cheng
Poo Chow
Vielon
Poo Chew
Paguila
Soy
Olney
Adee
Mora
Ines
Parson
Mireau
Dabbey
Falmouth
Chattanooga
Chickamauga National Park
Mer. Satolli
College of Briefs
John A. Forest
San Antonio
Appoiates
Henry M. Stanley
Bile Beart
Berkley Committee
George W. Jones
Dhoni
Horkley
Maine
M. Millurain Road
Wm. Mek. Woorthouse
Cornell
M. Miller
Woodhouse
M Miller
Maryiay
Chatenvin Jones
Berkiew
Miller
Uweston
Corritwes
Jones
Beckley
Vilelals
Olly
Wis
Norratk
Whchel
Lona
Stewart, Columbian and
van Demun
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!