Actors Fall From Grace Ends in Tragic Death
Veteran actor John Murray 70, famed in New England and Minneapolis, dies in Marshalltown Iowa after a life of stage success and later decline. His ex wife Grace Cortland Hawthorne, a prominent actress, had helped launch her career. Maggie Mitchell, another actress, wins divorce from Henry T. Paddock after infidelity allegations centered on Minnie Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepaton
Mromparous
John Murray
Minneapolis
Peace Opera House
Marshalltown
Iowa
Jobn Murray
New England
Solon Shingle
Bip Fan Winkie
SS Suan
Providence
R. L
Grace Cortland
Hawthorne
Murray
Miss Cortland
Dusineas
Imeelf
Mele McDowell
Clarence Handyside
Jim
Penman
Mipolis
Minnewa
Aself Pehadls
Tones
Maggie Mitchell
New Jersey
Trexroys
N. J
Maggis Mitchell
Henry T. Paddock
McGill
M. Dickinson
Minnie E Moore
Syrmcouse
Wilber A. Heisley
Long Branch
Mitchell
New York
Paddock
Jersey City
Rochester
Wainwright
Taylor’s Hotel
John E. Lanning
Heislby
Elberon
Troy
Syracuse
Nole Moore
Ounce
Minnie Moore
Lanning
Max
Minnie
Parting in anger over Boulanger Brussels exile dispute
General Boulanger remains in Brussels with a shrinking adviser group as a heated conference ends in a clash of interests. Rochefort and Dillon push to keep the General supported, while Laguerre and others argue for return to Paris to preserve party guidance. Most deputies fly back to Paris as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulanger
Brussels
Theerlf
Paris
Dillon
Tax Disratch
Laguerre
Rochefort
Belgium
Count Dillon
France
Dogue de la
Dr . Rochefort
Boulanger’s Baby Plea in Politics Court
Boulanger defends himself against treason charges in a political arena not a judicial one. He argues his acts as minister of war were known and that his colleagues share guilt. He vows to pursue an honest republic and universal suffrage despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mes Cardats
Belgium
Beernsert
Boulanger
Brussels
Warrant Issued For Boulanger Arrival Sparks Political Battle
A warrant is issued for General Boulanger the moment he lands in France. Government forces plan to arouse public sentiment in his favor. M. Susin resigns from Boulangist Onesse. The Senate prepares to begin General's trial Monday as the Chamber of Deputies convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Boufeate
Boulanger
M. ‘Susim
Boulanot
Abe Aeaer Bas
Senate
Blood on the Moon Fierce Riot at New York Primary
Aliasing violence in Cohoes where Democratic factions clashed during primary voting. D Cady Herrick and Edward Murphy Jr directed rival crowds, with Larkin and Garside leading respectively. Rioters battered doors, struck poll workers, damaged ballot boxes, and caused serious injuries with knives, clubs, and pistols. The clash left several possibly fatally injured and stunned the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Donen
Albany
Cohoes
D. Cady Herrick
Larkin
Hill
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Garside
Phil Police
Akionene
Scanden
Aes
Flannel Shirt Craze Linked to Downs & Finch Failure
New York April 5 The flannel shirt trend blamed for the collapse of Downs and Finch the city’s largest fancy shirt maker The firm assigned to Theodore F Miller with liabilities about 450000 assets said to exceed that amount No preferences The superintendent blamed the fad for draining orders and expects a creditor compromise to restore the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Downs & Finch
New York
Theodore F. Miller
Broadway
Railroad Companies to Be Sued for Importing Canadian Labor
IRPECTAL TELEGRAM FROM THE Distator reports Collector O W Cutler at Suspension Bridge urges U S District Attorney to prosecute Michigan Central Grand Trunk and West Shore Railroads for alien contract labor law violations. He warns railroads and time given to discharge or replace Canadian workers residing and employed in U S yards. Railroads plan to contest, arguing that Canadian residents operating in the U S may be exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distator
Locgcrost
O. W. Cutler
Suspension Bridge
United States District Attorney
Michigan Central
Grand Trank
West Shore
Sussion Bridge
Ivate
Canada
United States
Pardons Board Considers Johnson Murder Case
Harrisville April 5 The Board of Pardons will meet next Tuesday to consider commuting the death sentence of Johnson in the murder case. If no decision is reached, the Governor may be asked to act before the hanging date of the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drobkoven
TME
Hannissvee
Board of Pardons
Johnson
Sapermament
Distress Signals Over Harrison Office Policy
A Washington Telegram reports President Harrison plans to reward Democratic officials in the South if suitable Republican candidates are unavailable. The move provokes strong opposition from Southern Republicans and prompts calls for remonstrance from Northern leaders. The President aims to widen the party by inviting educated independents, a strategy seen as weakening party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
South
Washington
Distrom
Endicott
Washington Press
Sia
Joeman
South Carolina
H. H. Blunt
Louisiana State Republican League
Democratic Party
The
Inquirer
United Prabes
Ex Secretary Endicott Says President Not Looking Well
Ex Secretary Endicott and his successor Secretary Proctor called on the President this afternoon and spoke to a reporter. Endicott said he felt relieved at being a private citizen and that the President would soon take days of rest and recreation away from public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Proctor
Anlo
Dream AMS and Society of which von worehan cod es
Fragmentary text references Dream AMS and the Society of which von worehan cod es Saar. details and context are unclear from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Ams
Mmathe
Amartcon
Society of Which
von Worehan
Murder Confession Ties Son In Titus County Family Slaying
Frank Shultz, held on murder charges in Titus County Texas, allegedly killed J B King his wife and six children by burning their home on December 10. He confessed with a cousin to the killings claiming the son in law killed the six children while the house was set ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shals
King
Anglit
Shailz
Nees
Young Shulz
Dallas County
Jobo Torben
Would $200 Do It A Suspicious Complaint Against Grand Jury
Captain Mercer of the Second district reported to Chief Brown on an illegal liquor case. After a raid he presented witnesses, but the grand jury ignored the bill. Mercer claims bribery offers aimed to drop the case, including 500 to drop and 2200 to influence Inspector Whitehouse, which failed as the case proceeded to the next stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Brown
Captain Mercer
Second District
Inspector Whitehouse
Grand Jury
Denver Mayoral Fight Sparks Violence Threats
Denver reports a volatile mayoral contest after Wolfe Londoner won the Republican nomination by a slim margin amid bribery claims. A Citizens Committee opposed to both Londoner and incumbent Mayor Lee held a mass meeting and raised funds to contest the election. C L Rockwell denounced the Mayor, who later warned Rockwell of lethal action if an apology is not made within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thmmdistatch
Denver
Wolfe Londoner
Citizens’ Committee
Oh Aponte
Londoner
C. L. E Rockwell
Lee
Expressman Pioneer George Wash ington Simmons Dies
George Washington Simmons a prominent Harrisburg citizen dies at 75. He earlier ran riverboat lines between Pittsburg and Philadelphia and later a Harrisburg to Philadelphia packet express. He served as a qagemaster on the Pennsylvanian line and helped Adams Express start operations carrying early packages across the Alleghenies with Alvin Adank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagrimevine
George Washington Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pik Pessenass
Pennsylvania
Adams Express Company
Alvin Adank
Allegheny Mountains
Stanley Letter to Royal Geographical Society Report on Explorer’s March
Henry M. Stanley sends a report on Stanley’s geographic results to the Royal Geographical Society. Emin Pasha’s movements toward Zanzibar puzzle officials in Brussels as possession of the provinces is valued near 3,000,000. Secretary Noble buys a residence site on K Street Washington to build a city home this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpox
Royal Geographical Society
Henry M. Stanley
Emin Pasha
Zanzibar
Brussels
Emin Pashan
Noble
Washsorton
Waissmater
Washington
K Street
Dr. Roberts Mission to Argentina Faces Bright Prospects
Editor Bloss of the Titusville Herald, after days of valiant work, left Washington for home, believing Dr. Bo’s mission to the Argentine Republic has strong prospects for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Washington
Bloss
Titusville
Milk Dealers Plan Monday Boycott Sparks Pittsburg Clash
A heated meeting at Keysthon Hotel fuels a plan by 100 milk shippers to boycott Chartiers Creamery and form a Pittsburg Allegheny milk dealers union. They aim to supply 20 000 gallons Monday by leveraging farms while contending with Reed Irwin and price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
F. ©. Reed
Chartiers Creamery Company
Dilworth
Eyrich
Allegheny
G. Eyrich
Pittsburg
Kelre
Hemingway
Aer
Walker's
Grant Street
Reed-Irwin
Ras Mae
Ely
Phosphate land boom boosts prices in South Carolina
Omantestow South Carolina April 5 A phosphate land rush attracts capitalists from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston. Three tracts 300 to 400 acres sell for 60 000 to 70 000 boosting values from 30 to 200 900 per acre. Land rock sold to Wilmington Philadelphia New York and other centers. river rock cheaper. demand rising as six feet deep lands remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Europe
Lynching in Due Form Ends Grainger County Man
John Wolfenberger, an escaped convict who shot Sheriff Greenlee of Grainger county, was taken from Rutledge jail and hanged by citizens after daylight. Vigilant guards protected the jail overnight as mobs swelled into Rutledge, with a orderly execution described in a restrained tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxvinns
John Wolfenberger
Greenlee
Grainger County
Rutledge
Wolfenberger
Wolfen
116Yearold Kentucky Colored Man Remains Active
Hangopsprore Kentucky April 5 An old colored man living with Mrs. Marion Kyle near Hangopsprore is 116 years old. Elijah Bledsoe Garrard County lineage noted. He is healthy uses a cane and does light chores. He recalls George Washington era and Kentucky draft memories with distinct recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tite Dispatch
Hangopsprore
Marion Kyle
Elijah Bledsoe
Garrard County
George Washington
Unclear fragment hints at SIAM art figures
Fragmentary text mentions SIAM and possible names but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a proper news item.
The Napoleons in Trouble Indictments Against Ivea Confedrtes
New York April 5 two additional indictments find Lyven Staynor and Woodruff for fraudulent issue of Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stock totaling 7100 shares. They sought control of cape Hamilton and the ge Railroad while dealing with a stock block in trust. Trials for Ivea and Staynor to be fixed soon as details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyven, Staynor and Woodruff
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Cape Hamilton
Eric Sicha
Teor
Cincinnati Repecker
Winslow
Presi
First National Bank of Cincinnati
A Community Rattled by Earthly Roars From Below
Special Telegram reports East Hill residents in Canasonazrg New York living in fear as unearthly rumblings shake houses and rattle windows. At least 30 families flee as underground blasts raise questions about a natural gas leak or underground activity. Authorities investigate the strange explosions and try to solve the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canasonazrg
N. Y
East Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Hawthoruse
Maggie Mitchell May
Henry
Gen. Boulanger
Boulanger's
Poper
Blood
Moon
MAROR
Reag
Harrisberg
Alvin Adams
Stanley
Explorer
Winsten
GAIL
United Effort OF Shippers
Keystons
Mr. Kelly
A . Reed
Irwin
Ohio
Siam
Ivea
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!