Typhoid Claims Editor in Chief of Richmond Dispatch
The Richmond Dispatch reports editor in chief Calon GO B Cowardin died of typhoid fever at age 48. The notice covers scattered regional items including political moves, civil service exams for the Philippines, and various civic updates from Boise City to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calon
B. Cowardin
Richmond Dispatch
Sage
D. B. Tenderson
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
St. Taal
Philippline Commission
Secretary of War
F. M. Higgins
United States Civil Service Contesion
Wen
Aely
Livingstone
Foreign Ministers and Families Slaughtered in Pekin War News
Reports from Shanghai and Washington detail horrific massacres at Pekin legations after 18 days of resistance. Dispatches claim 4000 Chinese killed foreigners and that fires destroyed the legation compounds. Conger’s message notes siege, exhaustion, and efforts to send relief forces to Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
Shanghai
Legations
Legation
Dekin
Blaext
Chinusy
Chinean
Che Poe
Russia and Japan near military action in China report
Dispatches from July 4 indicate Russia and coalition powers back Japan while China allows Tokyo full freedom to act. Reports describe brutal scenes in Pekin with Christians targeted and legations vanishing. 20 000 Japanese troops likely bound for China as diplomatic strains rise between major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
London
Moseian
China
Bt. Metersling
Tragealry
Frentia Qhong Jia Gran Tuteadae
Pekin
Kusela
Tokio
Paget advances toward the enemy in Dewet's country
A despatch from London reports General Paget moving toward the center of Dewet's holdings. July 4 actions near Pretoria and Browniefontein are noted, with subsequent maneuvers and troop movements across the frontier. Reports also place Steyn at the mountains and Buller marching toward Heidelberg as communications waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
London
Dewet
Loni Roberts
Veteria
Peneral
Vreds
Tethilee Ham
Steyn Huwwet
Buller
Heidelberg
Pretoria
Natal
Record Heat Tops July Scale in New York
At noon today New York registered a 0 day rare shade temperature marking the hottest July day yet. A dozen heat prostrations are reported. In Chicago four deaths from heat are confirmed today. Roosevelt plans West itinerary after talks with Senator Hanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Mark Hanes
Dynamiter Goes to Prison in Idaho Case
The Idaho supreme court affirmed the conviction of Judynvans passon Paul Corcoran the ur d Alene dynamiter. Corcoran was convicted of latent dynamiting actions and faces imprisonment as the high court upholds the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dynamiter
Hoise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Judynvans Passon
Paul Corcoran
Corcoran
Wheat market steady with mixed gains and declines
Chicago and New York brokers report a steadier wheat market on July 7 with a range of prices flirted by fluctuating early gains. The government report due July 10 is awaited for guidance as bid and ask levels show modest shifts and overall market sentiment remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Ogle Brothers Report Wheat Yield Outlook for Year
The Ogle brothers discuss wheat quality and expected yields amid variable weather. They note favorable soil near town and plowed lands, with belief that yields may exceed average if weather cooperates, though some fear a drop from spectacular past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogle Brothers
Francis
Aml
Avirrage
Thardore
Deputies Appointed County Officials Name Their Appointees
Local officials announce two year terms for county deputies with a slate of ten appointees. Sheriff Wiles Abhak, Clerk Wy Bh Obit teerhain, Recording Clerk James Maloney, and Tax Collector C. Wheeler are named among the new appointees, with other incumbents not reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrewe
Niall
Woeeten
Untitled brutal text fragment on a tea ad and person
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Karl's Clover Root Tea and a person with a hotew and deliberate action. The readable material is disjointed with garbled names and phrases, offering no coherent event, date, or verifiable details to summarize into a fuller news item.
Pinkham's Vegetable Drink Restores Health for Scores of Women
A fragment notes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable in use and claims it has restored health and happiness to many women. The text asserts this is a positive fact and mentions Mrs Pinkham studying atlag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Pinkt
Atlag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hania
Hanne Ke Ano Hammcks
Lavi Ion
Guonery
Feef
Panholilera
Sehooal Jee, Co
Frederick Nolf
Wits
Alexander & Hexter
The
Boston
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner Beer
Round House
Wislow
Winslow & Head
Cottonwood St
Alta and
Webb
Pendleton
Oregon
Tendleton Ukiah
Muston & Carncy
Prop's
Goad
Secom
Mee
Tiliman
Goa Drug
General News
Pacific Northwest
WEWS
Tans Marston
Tie Bene de Portland
Boise City
Mel Reiser
Portland
Omber Wernest
Salem Fur
Geer
Wafer
Dalle
Formmen Council
Regerder
Meuirahal
Baker City
Fife & Conland
Gameron
Drain Normal School
Edwarndd
KK. Cushman
Tacoma
Seattle
Dallow
Beeckam
Family
POR
Joe Basler
North German Lloyd Steamship Co
Karf
Sade
Tolman
Druggista
East Oregonian
Ren
Minister Conger
Prince Tuan
Conger
Tako Saye
Neaage
United States
Pokin
Taku
Canner
Wallace
Jamon Chayne
Wardanr
Penton
Jardine, Mathews &Co
Washington
Coumt
Gouwlow
Howers
Conmul
Tien Tein
War Department
Philippines
Ching
Eecury
Porlists
Nebraska
Karcus
South Dakota
Kane City
Joly
Doe Cratic
Libe Mmiooe
Bryan
Stevenson
Kansan
South Dake
Chirtte
Olyerteh
Institute
Piitew
Lincoln
Nol
Tae Turoel
Montana
Bryany
Kahane City
Finel
Popeal Bet
Towne
Tims
Charles A. Towne
Lingola
Talk Now
Kansas City
A. Towne
Steven Dons
Beoh
Arkansas
Little Rook
Ark
Remmel
Little Hoot
Gov
Werner
Aml Deeilol
Biwek
Jie
Amateur Athletic — Agioriation
the Wheat Marketa
Allen
Anvillary
Eruleer
LL Aller
Porto Rico
San Juan
Republican
Ilana
Anf
Shout
Chicago Market
County Offeers
Karl
Peiven
Vallee & Unie
Trey
Thahie
Gielifith
Busta
Thuy
Grilith
Jiwr
Wirs
Pinkham’s
Lydia E. Plakham
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!