Republican mass meeting hails Grow and Reed in Maine style
A large Republican rally at the Academy of Music drew hundreds who could not gain admittance. Speakers included Maine Congressman Thomas B Reed and Iowa's Congressmen Dolliver, with Mr Grow defending Republican principles and attacking Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesman
Maine
Mr. Grow
Congressman Dolliver
FA Academy of Music
Thomas B. Reed
Mains
Galazia
A. Gouden Snowden
Graces and
Spal
Grow
Mn Grow
Anil
Colonel Snowden
Mr. Read
Reed
Mississippi Whirlwind Destroys Plantations and Kills a Colonel’s Wife
A Mississippi hurricane driven by a southwest funnel cloud swept Lawrence and Greene counties, wrecking plantations, collapsing houses, and injuring many. One life was lost at Colonel W. L. Nugent’s plantation as a cabin collapsed. several others were seriously hurt. About twenty colored workers were injured but not fatally as timber and debris caused widespread damage along the river towns and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minelesippi
Menrits
Tenn
Angelone
Misaiasipp
Ita Peth
Firm Housaa
Atrleken Ajatsler
W.L. Nahgeot
Greanvilly
Wiliam Brady
Fcandale
Nugent Place
Washington
Tolivar
Port Trudion
Soma
Misnissippi
Lynching Reported in Guich County Deep South
Special dispatch from Arkansas claims Charley Flak ett and Mob Plankett were lynched near Bruce in Guich County for the murder of an aged couple. A mail carrier brought the tale to Conway as residents were reportedly calm and details scarce. Telegrams were sent but no corroborating evidence found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankett Brothers
Guich County
St. Louis
Mae Ark
Bruce
Charley Flakett
Mob Plankett
Guich
Conway
Death of George W. Houck Republican Congressman
Washington Feb 9 George W Houck Republican member of Congress from Ohio died suddenly at 4 40 pm while visiting at 1627 Connecticut avenue N W He arrived at the residence and collapsed afterward with his body found by Mrs Houck Judge Houck was reported in attendance at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastisoros
George W. Houck
Congremor Olio
Connecticut Avenue
N. W
Judge Houck
Judge Houck Dies In Newark After Illness
At about four o clock or a little later the judge was in the parlor with his family when he collapsed near the door. He had just looked out upon the town of Newark as doctors arrived and attempted resuscitation with electrical apparatus but he died. Judge Houck was 60, born in Cumberland county Pennsylvania on September 95 1850, and moved with his father to Ohio as a child where he served in the military at Dugton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas
Eteapple
Newark
Worndin
de Oltock
Houck
Cumberland County
Ohio
Dugton
Sloane Manson
Bergenant Dédyan
Schmittharger
Tenderloin
Torpedo Boat Fleet Suffers Damaging Incident
A mangled report states several torpedo boats suffered damage after departing Pernwaibues for the session. Details are unavailable as government officials refuse comment, but at least one vessel is badly damaged and the fleet has returned to Portiatmbnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Jannnio
Chissenty Mat
Pernwaibues
Sovereign at Pittsburg Secrecy Follows Knights of Labor Meet
Sovereign, General Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, arrived in Pittsburg to oversee district coalition affairs and reinforce support. He conferred privately with District Master Workman Vincent and other leaders at their headquarters before a closed session. A public official statement remained silent, and he announced a meeting at Lafayette Hall that same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign
Workin
Knights of Labor
Pittsburg
Ife
Iis
Workin Vincent
Glassworkers’ Action
Allie Cloze
Mr. Soveringn
Adilrained
Lafayetti Hall
Trade review hints mixed gains and lingering uncertainty
New York report from Doan & Co notes partial gains in industry, aided by the treasury loan, but muted by weaker commercial paper offerings and high stock exhaustion. Tariff and currency issues persist, yet demand remains robust in many goods as stock in dealers depletes despite slower consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feb &R. G Doan & Co
Offaringza
Ramaina
Treasury Boost Sees Gold Reserve Top Ten Million
The treasury reports a renewed rise in gold reserves reaching ten million units. Confused OCR text for other items includes a string of tragic incidents, legal actions, and notices such as a murder and a train robbery, with various names and places garbled.
Pranks Plague New York Elite Homes with Latin Placards
Mysterious notices in Latin warn famous wealth as Depew Vanderbilt and Astor residences report postings. Police call the act a practical joke by unknown crank, with guards and bystanders dismissing the threat as harmless. Depew laughs off the incident.
Controversy Over Annie Pixley Will Escalates
New York financier Colonel Robert J. Wales, representing Mrs Pixley the mother of the leading actress, engages in a dispute with Robert Fulford over the late Annie Pixley's will and estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Pixley
Property records show Fulford mortgage in Robert Fulford name
Philadelphia records reveal no property titled to Annis Fulford. A mortgage dating 04 4M and totaling 65,000 appears in the name of Robert Fulford tied to the new Park Center project begun by Israel Fleighman, with Mrs. Fulford previously linked to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Donda
Annis Fulford
Robert Fulford
Israel Fleighman
Thin City
Robert Faltord
Tightening the Chain at Canhenter Dam Trial
The Commonwealth presents a strong case against the defendant in the Canhenter Dam matter. Witnesses recount threats to his father and unfriendly relations preceding the murder. The prisoner's postcrime declarations are disputed, and the trial extends to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canhenter Dam
Mirmastows
Commonwealth
Lomfeld
Witneses
City of Para Sails to Rescue Kenrange Crew
The steamer City of Para sails from Coro for Honeaver Reef to rescue officers and crew of the United States warship Kenrange after it ran ashore Friday. The vessel, chartered by the Tunnatas, is expected to return about 300 miles from port and may not be back before Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coro
City of Para
Honeaver Reef
Kenrange
Ste
Ronlar
Grand Army objects to school history book and resolutions
The Grand Army in Piihapenenia and Idaho protested the introduction of a history book in public schools. They urged the board of education to reject the text as biased in favor of the south and detrimental to soldiers and the Union. The resolutions claim the book praises rebel commanders and harms patriotic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piihapenenia
Atunil Miatvet
Evia
United States
Board of Edipation
Grand Army
Wdaho
Wieka
Ftll
Solitera
Pool Tournament Sparks Evening Clash Between Keogh and Sherman
The state pool tournament opened with Sherman and Summers scoring 1 9 and 87 respectively while Keogh and Tate posted 150 and 4 in the second game. Keogh dazzled with vision play though position faltered late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primapenrnita
Acore
Tiraligan
Shernan
Sumiers
Hemitehen
Sherman
Sommers
Keogh
Tate
Tite
Tonish
Keouh
Bia
Receiver Appointed for Liznni Leon Company
Logan M Bullitt named receiver by US Circuit Court in Unw afternoon for the Liznni Leon Company. West Virginia incorporation notes and state ties with Poonsylvania connections. Authorized capital stock listed at 5,000,000 with 20,000 within. debts include 145,000 in debenture bonds and other liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan EH Bullitt
Bigola Iron Company
Parnapestua
Judie Butler
United States
Logan M Bullitt
Liznni Leon Company
Concity
West Virginia
Poonsylvania
Woditia
Debouture Lionda
Confused World News From a Turbulent Era
The text reports disturbances and incidents across continents. References include gravesite items in Paria, a North Sea storm delaying Majestic, a Paris conference reception, political speeches, and mutinies. It mentions injuries in an Irish Gallway incident, flogging in Africa, indemnity disputes, and Rif region unrest with a mobsen threat and a prisoner bound for Muililla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaillan
Paria
Jorda
Pari Councils
WEA
North Sea
Liverpool
Carnab
Paris
Kimperor Wil Ham
Wie
National Liberal Federation of England
Gallway
Compulyon
R. Roisner
New Orn
Stone Seigniorage Debate Marks Coinage Session
In a Missouri House debate on the seigniorage bill, Bland concludes his remarks amid questions from colleagues. Stone of Pennsylvania argues that seigniorage requires full bullion consumption and warns against treating bullion as leather or coin. McKeighen Harter Kilgore split on the measure as the committee adjourned after five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Mr. Stone
Bullock
Leather
McKgrghen
Harter
Kilgore
Wasureartoy
Committees For Representatives
House
Meri
Bland
Dem
Ad Bald
GW Stone
Pennsylvania
Communitie
Blan
McKeighen
Dew
Dew) Ol
Tex
Vigorous measures to curb smallpox in Pottstown
Huntingdon authorities imposed strict controls to stop the spread of a deadly smallpox case in Pottstown. The town remains under close watch with restricted ingress and egress after Mr. Warsing of Hopewell died from the disease and was buried in the town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoextibos
Peboth
Huntingdon
Pottstown
Warsing
Hopewell
Bank official and prominent citizen indicted for perjury in New York
Holmes vice president of the defunct Merchant’s Rank of this city was indicted for perjury regarding the broken bank affair. He was arrested arraigned and admitted to bail. Bank organizer Jd. Ay Arnold faces perjury charge as bank enters receiver liquidation with losses exceeding 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Holmes
Jd. Aynold
Pill
United States Minister Demands Release of Armenians in Syria
United States minister Talka Bastnoon urged the Syrians at Tskanderian Pans to release two Armenans held as American citizens in Northern Syria. He warned that failure could trigger military action with an ironclad vessel to Fakunderam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Talka Bastnoon
Tskanderian Pans
Constantinople
A W. Terrell
Tskanderam
Syria
Fakunderam
Reading Railroad Muddle Clarified by Receiver Welsh
In Philadelphia February hearings before Master Crawford, Receiver John Lowther Welsh explained Reading Company stock involvements with New York Boston and Maine lines. The case, brought by James L. Rive to remove Reading receivers, reviewed the long history of Reading affairs and Welsh stressed accountability for losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadechia
New York
New
Receiver Paxson Adjourns Hearing In Transit Finance Case
The article covers remarks by Receiver Paxson and Attorney Bijur during a hearing on transit company transactions. Welsh states as receiver he cannot recall additional losses, while Paxson remains composed as the inquiry continues. The hearing is adjourned to next Tuesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijur
Welsh
Paxson
Pennsylvania #upreme
Peeaneys Gat
Ornabot
Ana
Nest Toeaday
Disturbers in Mansfield Valley Riot Trials
The Mansfield riot cases proceed with Haleebeck acquitted after a pistol assault trial against Soap Hadechuk ending in a hung jury. Sixty other rioters face trial Monday, with anticipations of guilty pleas as they are to be tried together for a historic number in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinsura
Mansfield
Amault
William Franey
Haleebeck
Missing bank cashier and a Watkins girl vanish at dawn
Panic grips Watkins New York after First National Bank door is closed and cashier Jaun W Love disappears with an estimated 7000 dollars. Town officials and residents speculate connections to a West Munroe Indiana loan scheme. Love left town last night and reportedly wrote of insanity before disappearance. A Watkins girl once linked to Love is also missing, heightening the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Bank
Warkins
N.Y
Watkins
First National Bank
Jaun W. Lava
Litmis
Twan
Ind
Tiebank
Diet
Lave
Biaff
Dix
Love
Muces
Hones
Jartimers
Frenzied Findlay Teacher Causes Toledo Engine Chase
Miss Emmi Moulton of Findlay, seized by a grip attack, leaped from a house, climbed fences, and ran into Ohio Central railroad yards. She boarded a deserted engine, pulled controls, and the locomotive began to move toward Toledo before crew stopped it. She is a school teacher and later calmed at home with prospects of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicado
Emmi Moulton
Findlay
Ohio Central Railroad
Toledo
Miss Maniton
Colonel Bonnier and Retinue Slaughtered in Timbugtos
Paris reports a Jan 27 dispatch via St Louis Senegal detailing the death of Colonel Bonnier and his Prdseh artillery detachment after their Timbugtos capture. The force included European commissioned officers and two Syrian sergeants with 61 native soldiers and 60 others. All were killed by the Tearoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Lois
Senegal
Diepitelies
Timinetog
Bonnier
Imariie Artillery
Prdseh
Timbugtos
Hative Abarostioptera
Linen sale extended with varied prices on damask and linens
The advertisement proclaims an extended linen sale with cream and bleached table damask and napkins in multiple sizes and prices. It lists inch measurements from 56 to 90 and prices ranging from a few cents to about 2.25 dollars, plus dinner sets and crochet quilts at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
Marseilles
Allentown Votes On Question Amid Saloons and Plank Road Plans
Allentown weighs a public question on local saloon licensing while Schingkill County eyes river access and a Delawine River port. The Warrishirg capital building interior work continues under supervisor care as investigations into a Linden Choatur County death unfold. A Cleveland Philadelphia venture opens while Valentina Tray Co near Bollotont resumes work after winter idle period. A Wilker-Barte gallery destruction and a building fire on 60 600 blocks are noted amid electric vehicle incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Dorpin
Peleit
Schingkill County
Wilson Prom
Covert
Brifarl
View
Warrishirg
Cordier
Witt
Linden
Choatur County
Dectral Aio
Tur Wily
Loksoe
Weather Outlook by Region Then and Now
Rain forecast for Wasiinetos and Forregat areas clears by afternoon. Eastern Pennsylvania expects morning showers turning fair, while western Pennsylvania stays mostly clear with light northern winds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia Academy of Music
Grow and Reed
Wation
Congroan
Pelxoto
The
Dun & Co
Pargiars
Bnah
Nirgla Dura
Antolin Zupph
Retin Wome
Alexandria
Mauinivie
Lynch
Tamen Kerr
Lilly Reheak
Chicago
Kerr
Tom Trady
James Hyndrick
Albert Atpramer
Jackson County
Ark
In & Turderous Awanl
Hibbs
Lordat Irg
N. AT
Midwal MoMillin
Ft Tramp, Wan Shot Dead By Brakeman Dia. A. Willard I Timphreye
da Siering Iton Works
New York City
Winchbster
Hotra
Jacob de Haven
United State
William Wolfe
Aliwaya
Treasury
Carliste
Frederick Barr
Ile i Uoele
Silnee Gibson
Georgetowsd
Delaware
Gibmun
Vaillant
Vanderbilt
Rockefeller
Flaster
Astor
Gatin
Depew
West Pilty
Billy
Vailinant
Tian
Warnall
Willad
Cornaron Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt Palace
Ryan
Capew
Aston
Astors
John Jacob Autor
Teally
Sloane Rem EP Marned
Fulford
PARA
Kiarsage
Defenders of the
Union
Kis
Séora
Ehaticallor
Byaly
Yoola
India
Arata
Morocno
Malmon Molintar
Muililla
Talion
Hank
Waleh
Reading Railroad
Cove
Timbuctod
Rotira
Hnleys
Chas A. Schick
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
Scranton
Lewis, Reilly & Davies
Mathiohay
Wyoming
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!