Death by Own Hand Ends Boulanger Career in Paris
Paris dispatch reports General Boulanger killed himself at the grave of his mistress Madame de Bonnemain in Ixelles Brussels. He had followed Balmaceda’s example, leaving a widow's grave on his last act, after a career marked by popularity in France and exile abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerveseis
Houlanger
Balmaceda Themets
Napoleon
Europe
Madame de Bonnerain
England
France
Paris
Madam de Bonnequain
General Boulanger
Tine de Berry
Pains
Sener Boulanger
Rue Sontener
Tia
Icetal Boulanger
Hosifs
Joshaod
Nui
Cen. Bowlanger
Mme de Bonnemain
General Goulanger
Mme. de Bonnemaiff
Leeiles
Marguerite
Ue Montoyer
Xelles
Mme de
Bumemain
Brussels
Boulanger
Alfred Dulins
Dallins
Dulins
Dalins
M. Delins
Mme. de Bonnemain
Mime de Bonnemain
Ixelles
Prince Victor Bonaparte
de Bonnemain
Saeetbes
Bowlanger
Mme. Bonnemain
Landan
Mme. Hennemann
Tom
Lemple
Landau
M. Dulin
Tiece
Rue Montoyer
Legion of Honor
Turbigo
Algeria
Boul R
Moe
de Bonnemnain
The
Patriotic League
Geners
Vrance
J¢ds
League
Georges Ernest Jean Maurie Boulanger
Rennes
Brittiany
Griffith
Wiles
College of Nantes
St. Cyr
West Point
Vannes
Paris S
Thirteenth
Boudogne
Nord
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Floquet
Boul
Somme
Charente Inferieure
Senate
Belgium
London
Montmartre
M. Joffrin
Jersey
Palatine
Jame c de Bonnemann
Campaign clash at Canfield Fair sparks rival speeches
Governor Campbell and Roswell Horr held separate rallies in Youngstown and Canfield with about 15 000 onlookers. Both sides attacked tariff policy, praising their own platforms while trading jibes and urging farmers to back their tickets amid lively but peaceful exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Roswell G. Horr
Canfield Fair
McKinley
Herr
Horr
Judge Johnson
Harr
Woolf
Ashtabula
the Elks
Niles
Youngstown
J. C. Maloney
Canfield
Senate
Washington
Saya McKinley
Michigan
Mexico
America
Canada
South America
Niedringhans
St. Louis
Banks Fail as Closures Shake Clearfield and Houtzdale
The First National Bank of Clearfield closes after months of losses with deposits falling from 235000 to under 100000 and a large run. The Houtzdale Bank, under the same management, faces crisis amid embezzlement by teller W B Hamilton and a pending receiver appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houtzdale
Bis
Clearfield
spetel_J
Miers
This Place
Mbhutzdale
First National Bank
Houtzdale Bank
John Boynton
Dill
A. F. Boynton
Ourtsiders
John B. Neveling
Houtz Heirs
W. B. Hamilton
Western Penitentiary
Clearfield Bank
Houtsdale Institution
Tar Disraten
Houtsdale
Dill Bank
Houtsdale Bank
McGrath
KR. McPherson
Boynton
Clearrei Oe
Methodist Ecumenical Conference Delegates Arrive in New York
A large number of foreign delegates to the Methodist Ecumenical Conference have arrived in New York ahead of the Washington gathering. A reception is planned in Carnegie Music Hall next Monday evening with congregational singing and addresses by leading Methodists. Significant attendance expected from New York and nearby cities as British delegates arrive on the City of Berlin and the City of Rome prepares to dock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Carnegie Music Hall
Berlin
Rome
McKinley Speech Draws Big Crowd At Adams County Fair
At Wrosten Ohio the Adams county fair showcased farm products and a strong political display. McKinley spoke to a packed crowd drawing Democrats and Republicans alike while addressing silver and tariff issues. He met local Republicans for dinner at L J Fenton's residence and toured nearby towns before returning toward Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otstatch
Wrosesten
Adams County
McKinley
Winchester
Portsmouth
Major McKinley
L. J. Fenton
Ferdinand Feike
Austria
Europe
Enochs
DJ. Fenton
Eacobs
Portamouth
Jackson County
Jackson
Wellston
The News Directory 12 Page District Index
An early 20th century district newspaper index outlines page by page features. It lists sections on obituaries campaigns liquor law ministers war post office and ads plus sports stock market and court notes across pages from 1 to 12 with items like Boulanger death and a railway horror noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulanger
Ohio
Allegheny
Records in Ashes: City’s Vehicle Licenses Lost in Furnace
The Allegheny Auditing Committee grilled witnesses about missing vehicle license stub books, revealing no formal retention and that records were swept away or burned. Officials admitted lax controls, uncollected taxes, and tangled accounts, with hidden licenses and arrears totaling hundreds of dollars. The inquiry, referencing Pleasant Valley Company, pressed officials to justify tax treatment and the city’s revenue losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Auditing Committee
Wyman
Pearson
J. M. Clark
Dore
Peter Barnes
J.G. Wyman
Str. Winman
Archie Fies
Eens
Albert Darling
Union
Isaac Nelson
Star Excavating
Gilliford
Ansnewer
Pleasant Valley Company
Federal Street and
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toor
Gen. Boulanger
Cross of Honor
Avenue Louise
General Boutlanger
Campbell and
M’kinley Was
Cambell
Pennsylvania
New York, Pennsylvania and
James G. Blaine
Apeech
Borsiner
Tam
Mahoning County
Siberia
India
Sherman
Mahoning Dounty
Eaf
Lake County
Andrew Carnegie
Auto
McKinley Sud
Romi
Pkof
Blaine
Republican Party
Norton Bros
Cummins
Norton Bro
Youngtown
William Allen
Custom House
Dodge
Cleveland
Stillwell
Homes County
Spara
Morrill
McPherson
Rhine
Daniel Connell
Maude
Claude
San Domingo
Pittsburg
Carnegie, Phipps , Co
Carnegie
Umerion
Ameri
Trenton
Board of Trade
Chicago
Israel
BIG Methodist Council
the News Directory
Kansas
Talk of
Town
Labor World
the Democratic Societies
Pattison
Allegheny Auditors
Pleasant Valley CO
Elormots
Supreme Court
Wnns
Secretary of Inter Affairs
Park Railway Company
Pleasant Valley
Park Passenger
Park Passenger Railway Ay
Rtatlwa
Observatory Hill
Cross Town
Perry Street
Troy Hill
Open Council
Wand
Pyder
Controller Brown
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!