Walke Pow Wow News Hints on Prisoner Deal
Indians at Leech Lake agency near Walker Minnesota hold a pow wow to decide whether to surrender the men sought by Marshal O Connor. A final decision is to be reported at a conference with government officials tomorrow. war fears rise as the outcome hinges on the tribal decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Journal
Walker
Minnesota
Leech Lake
Marshal O'Connor
Bacon
Commissioner Jones
Storm wrecks claim crews near Spurnhead and other vessels
News from London reports seven sailors drowned after the Norwegian bark Frivold was overwhelmed by surf off Spurnhead. The brig Augyald wrecked near the Condon border with two saved and seven drowned. The Russian schooner Willie wrecked off St. Andrew's with five saved and one drowned. The storm continues to rage and threaten more ships. In Louisville, the Kentucky Masons adopt a resolution to sever ties with Washington over recognition of negro lodges. In Pittsburgh the German National Bank fails from overextended loans. Paris reports Premier Brisson ill and considering retirement, possibly to be replaced by M Bourgeoise. Washington notes 6000 Spanish soldiers embarked for Spain, with 10,000 more planned, and cargo ships Berlin carrying 18,000 rations to Cuba for Santiago and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
England
Mohegan
Griffiths
Atlantic Transport Co
Lizard
Manacles
Lowlands
London
New York
Noble
Baltimore
W. Bloomingale
Bondburn
Victor Lawrings Ferguson
Trevor
Piggott
S. C. Crane
Stephen Crane
J. Hyslop
New Cit Club
Mr. Gouch
Spurnhead
Willie
St. Andrew's
Emperor zan Emperor visits Pekin amid illness report
At the suggestion of Sir Clare MacDonald a physician met the Emperor with Dowager Empress and mandarins present. The specific disease is not stated. the Emperor is weak and requires constant care. Nearby, Andy Dupont, a Kansas City prizefighter, was arrested in South Omaha for murder after a fatal beating in Omaha. A yellow fever case is reported in Warren Ohio from Miss Blanch Beck, a Mississippi arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Slr
Clare MacDonald
Prince Ching
Owaha
Orr
Andy Dupont
Kansas City
William Walker
South Omaha
Walker
Warren
Ohio
Newton Falls
G. C. Probst
State Board of Health
Blanch Beck
Paris Township
Mississippi
Yacht Sinks Off Norwalk with Twelve Aboard
A yacht sighted distressed off South Norwalk during the night lost its upper rigging and masts. Twelve men were aboard before the vessel disappeared and later identified as the Sappyo of New York after Bridgeport reported Ry Rut at Wilson Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Wilson Point
Sappyo
New York
Great Peace Jubilee Crowds in Chicago for McKinley Parade
Chicago Oct 19 crowd estimates exceed two million as President McKinley leads a grand military and civic pageant through downtown streets. A 10 000 strong cheering throng greets the procession while grand army veterans, confederates, governors, and dignitaries ride and walk the route. A banquet at the Auditorium marks the close of the celebration with speeches by Miles Wheeler Shatter and Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Congress Street
McKinley
Miles
Shafter
Chaffee
Wilson
Emery Speer
Auditorium
Lake Fiona Park
Jackson Boulevard
Lake Michigan
Grand Army
John G. Black
Guard of Honor
Sons of
Hobart
Gage
Pesmaster
Smith
Sharter
China
Costa Rica
Argentine
Brazil
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Later
Seer cHieulinee
Pui
Emory Speer
Georgia
Inde Chasne Af Wort
Scofield
Wisconsin
Barnes
Oflama
Tanner
Mlinois
Shaw
Town
Mount
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Milwaukee
St Louis
Ponoka
Charleston
S.C. Evansville
Detroit
Springtich
Jackson Street
Deasborn
State
Washington
Adams Streets
Marc
Union League Club
McKinsey
Army
Wheeler
Shatter
Navy
Schley
Philip
Manan Amt Clark
Weekly Herald fragment notes unclear content
Fragmentary OCR from Weekly Herald mentions Roxie Copy and Ime Monte with incomplete text. No coherent event or names beyond scattered phrases. Unable to determine a clear news item, outcome, or date from the readable portion.
False report on Kentucky incident misleads readers
A circulated telegram falsely claimed armed disturbances and mutinous actions by troops in Lexington Kentucky. Reports quote Lt Terr regiments and 12th New York, but Lexington Leader and Camp Hamilton accounts deny the rioting and describe orderly conduct by the First Territorial and Twelfth New York troops with officers confirming no weapons found and no breach of discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Glote-Democrat
Loxinenn
Elvillin
12Th New York
1St Territorial
Cty
Alvio Korekem
Euard
Midnisat
Hefferman
Louspany B
New York
Camp Hamilton
Ntl
Terroris
Pegi
Hanley
Aney
8D Kermeky Regiment
Det Territorial
Lexington
Kentucky
Camp Hampton
Tier Benefit
Lex Tatton
1Sla
Myron T. McCor
Col McCanl
Arizona Territory
Cuba
Twelfth
Col Meard
Roy V. Hoffman
Hofian
Lowry
Kennucky
Kennucky Hospital
Gordon L. Finley
Compsamy KX
Jerome Jottings and Local Notes from Jerome Arizona
Jerome notes report a drunken fall at Jenny's lodging house and a broken leg, new arrivals from Tonto Basin selling apples, and Jerome as a thriving market for farm produce. Mentions longtime resident Mrs Sihatinn at Cottonwood, furniture and hardware firms expanding, a wall build and a new store, plus a wedding at the bride’s home in Jerome and local social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dunn
Stean
Jenny
Ainn
Tonto Basin
Jerome
Arizona
Ech
Jutone
Mexamler Shritan
Cottonwood
Sihatinn
Merit Bros
Indi
Fom TV
Morrie
Helen AL Wager
Jameton
St. James Vns
Ars. Oeeeton
Atind
Bythiing
MOF ‘Oun
The Railroad Progress Toward Globe and Gilson
The line is nearing Globe with trains running eleven miles from Globe and a siting planned four miles west of Gilson within a week. The summit cut is finished and Midland crew works on the Redman Slanshier house grade. Ward and Ross rapidly close the gap toward the summit aiming to finish by October 20. Copper companies Silver Belt will pay for the switches on the smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson’s
Globe
Gilson
Midland
Redman Slanshier
Tig
Ward & Ross
Cee
Enesneer Chins
Also Mentioned on This Page
the World BY Wire
Mataafa
Apia
Auckland
New Zeland
Samoa
Bussard
Bisbee
the Herald
Jim Marks
Carrizosa
Havana
War Department
Hontoria
Ordenez
Denver
Western Union
Omaha
Ogden
Helena
St. Paul
Manila
San Francisco
Senator
Oregon Infantry
California Heavy Artillery
Paris
Joint
Porto Rico
Spain
United States
Kentucky Masons
Louisville
Grand Lodge of Kentucky Masons
German National Bank of Pittsburgh
Nnk
Insnf- Helen
Matin
Brisson
Il Health
M. Bourgeoise
Get
Wade
Santiago
Berlin
Field
Pighter
Pinteturg
Bradford Company
Hazelhurst
Pennsylvania
Burns
Capitmander
Maine
Auflitorium
Boston
Patrick Rosch
John C. Rice
Hudson Street
Lori
Nebraska
First National Bank of
Neligh
Clough
Secretary C War
Tacksonville
Noble I. Creager Fauriermaster
Placerville
Cal
Jesser Thompson
Larkin Mine
Delta Upsilon Metin, Hiy
Benns
Philadelphia
Th Delia Upstion Fraternity
University of Pennsylvania
O Sunization
Weekly Herald
A. Morford
Gunty
Roxie
Sae Werald
Republican Territorial
Reputlican County
Wye
WLCOG
Tannis
Rvlwest
Tellery
Phoenix
Fedeo Hser
Alma
Lehi
McDowell
Prredale
Johnson School
Coldwar
Mr. Tempeenix
Azna Caliente
Bend
Ruelieye
Brodie
Congress
Atizona
Temp
Thoenix
Tucson
Nogales
Solomonville and Settlements
Ocober
Citron
Morenci
Pines
Whch
Yuma
Jerome Jottings
the Railroad
Ftecarnen
Flea Biase
BattleAx
PLU
Veneter Street
Aires
Bart
Reneratone
Rae Corenlar
Preyetan
Bitteers
John Th
Barro
Auigens
Arere
Coe
Ibvkus
Ferrin
Iowa
Sas
Gill
Jere
Ovbk
Harriet Qeart
Mat
Wera St
Sok
M ‘Ead
Sumnem
Francis W. Boots
Couteal Pres
Church
Ilona
Mont
Ely
Trace Marxs Crsrans
Copynicuts &c
Otcl
Gexeeintiin
Nalraiy
Srinion
Curt Peat Eben Houck Mun & Cor
Teccive
Apecuill Wapiory Ee Uv Thie Scientific American
Ndisonety Mustzhea Weekly
Lanrost Ele
Seapets
Sela Lyall
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!