Pennsylvania Wins Varsity Boat Race On Hudson
The Pennsylvania varsity eight won a thrilling four mile race on the Hudson against Wisconsin Cornell and Columbia. Pennsylvania led late, benefitting from Wisconsin steering out of the course, and finished a half length ahead of Wisconsin with Cornell third and Columbia last. About 20,000 spectators saw the event, start times around 6:54, 6:58, and 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Columbia
Columbian
Strom
Willa Calunda Cric
Fling
Cornel
Mever
Penney Wininia
Wilkie Beth Kokte
Witcone
Wisconson
Bavily
Tives
Pennylonion
Wireone Sin
Bin
Pennesylvania
Wisconesia
Carnell
Penneyivania
Bonis
Duel Expected After Altercation in Chamber of Deputies
An altercation in the chamber between M. Vertegus and M. Millerove led to a public duel arrangement. One or two deputies are set to duel tomorrow, awaiting further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vertegus
Sociulier
M. Millerove
Pepublic
Mathy
Awerda
Miners Beset by Rockfall at Mount Janko Colliery
In Wilkes-Barre June S-Thomas Mee and Frank Kinopiliek led a crew at Mount Janko colliery when a rockfall blocked workings. No injuries reported. The incident disrupted shifts as rescue teams assessed the debris and secured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
S-Thomas Mee Top
Nines
Frank Kinopiliek
Dudeuer
Mount Janko
Quay Men Elected At Clearfield County Convention
Delegates assembled in Charfield on June 27 elected W. C. Arnold chairman and selected G. Y. Halfpenny to head resolutions while Dr J. Currier led credential committee. Quay supporters approved McKinley administration and the St Louis national convention. County officers nominees include W. C. Goss treasurer and Barry Boulton reelected chairman. The meeting was spirited and largely harmonious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charfield
Opera House
Hion
W. C. Arnold
H. FP
Chasen
Vtarry Howlton
G. Y. Halfpenny
J. Currier
St. Louis
McKinley
Btone
United States
Huntzdale
Joseph P Logan
LD Hols
W. O. McAllister
Morriedale
Barry Boulton
Quay
Wis
Colonial Dames War-Tithes Hearing Nears Brief Submissions
In New York on June 27 the Colonial Dames hearing over tithe rights to Colonial Dames After various arguments from the National and Frie de Tani societies, Justice Bookstaver granted until July 17 for briefs. Testimony included Mrs Gardiner claiming accusations against rival Dames, sparking courtroom disorder and a near confrontation between Mrs Gardiner and Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colonial Dames Ault
Toalny and
Justice Bookstaver
National
Frie de Tani
Hartlett
Gardiner
Colonial Dames
Jones
Bly
Rhinelander
Livingston
Gardiner Walked From the Witness Chair and As She Pissed Some of the Rival Dames
Tehamed
Spanish Residency Declarations to Preserve Crown Allegiance
The Spanish government plans registers in Havana Manila and San Juan to let Spanish born residents of Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines declare intent to remain subjects of Spain within a year after ratifications. Those who stay loyal will preserve allegiance to the crown. others become citizens of their territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spain
Paris
Havoana
Manila
San Juan
Crown of
Norah Barrett Charged in Dover Arson Death
Dover police arrest Norah Barrett for burning the dress of Johnnes Lafferty’s eighteen month old son at Leipele about a week earlier. She admits setting the fire to stop attending the child and closed the door to fake an accident, leading to the infant’s death before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Norah Barrett
Johnnes Lafferty
Leipele
Permanent arbitration tribunal from Antio American plans discussed
At The Hague on June 27 the special drafting committee drafts a record of work done and prepares to discuss a permanent arbitration board. German delegates have instructions to accept the principle of such a tribunal, with talks to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Special Drafting Committee
Alrady
On&É
Germany
Trot Bout Offer Promises Title Fight in New York
Ader of the West Chester Athletic Club cabled an offer of a bid for a Zieroind bout between Pedlar imer, the champion bontam of Bog land, and the winner of the Meflovern. The contest is slated for Saturday afternoon at the White club near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. HB
Gray
Ader
West Chester Athletic Club
Koluy
Imer
Bontam
Othe Withe
Goebel Nominated for Kentucky Governor on Twenty-Sixth Ballot
Louisville June 27 William Goebel secured the Democratic gubernatorial nomination on the twenty-sixth ballot after a long costly contest. The convention showed marked harmony as Goebel appeared to accept the nomination, with Stone and Hardin factions defeated on each ballot until Goebel prevailed. The vote tallies shifted last, adjournment set for tomorrow morning with the ticket to be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Goebel
Goebel
Stone
Hardin
Hagel
Rice
Btone
ALGER WILL STAY. Secretary Alger Denies Resignation Rumors
Washington June 27 Secretary Alger visited the White House twice with early talks welcoming the president home and later discussing Michigan politics including Senator Ship and Governor Pingree's alleged untentness. He denied plans to resign or to seek restoration and said he would remain in the cabinet through the current administration. He declined to comment on Governor Pingree and avoided assigning responsibility for newspaper statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alger
White House
Michigan
Pingree
Epps Convicted in Murder of Mary Ann Lawler
William Epps known as Face Turner is found guilty of first degree murder in the January killing of Mary Ann Lawler, a 70 plus grocery store owner. Police traced the crime to robbery, with missing money. co-defendant Samuel Dodson was arrested in Richmond, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William. Epps
William Turner
Mary Ann Lawler
Cle
Epps
Samuel Dodson
Richmond
Degon
Stenographers Sought for Manila Mission from New Orleans
Two men from New Orleans have accepted U.S. government posts as stenographers and writers for courts in the Philippines. Louis M. Wodrigues, of Spanish parentage born in Manila, and Carlos Julio Elizalde Cuban editor of the Spanish edition of the New Orleans Tract Journal will depart for Washington and then New York to Manila. Salary is 2000 dollars per year with all expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
Muti
Philippine Islands
Louis M. Wodrigues
Manila
Carlos Julio Elizalde
Wasllington
New York
Perished in Siberia Report Reaches Nevada City
Nevada City residents report a vague dispatch about a party led by Harry Douglass from California who traveled to Siberia under contract with a New York company. The missive claims the group faced privation after June 2 of last year and has not sent a letter since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada City
Cal
Norval Dougie
Ban Wraneinod
Harry Douglass
California
Bileria
Iberia
Coantrack
New York
Rough Riders Reunion and Roosevelt Tour Headlines
June 17 Las Verna New Mexico hosts first Rough Riders reunion with a ball at Montezume hotel. Lieutenant Colonel Fredie and officers honored. Governor Roosevelt’s stops in Colorado Kansas La Junta Milwuaukee Missouri Iowa and Tulsa meet cheering crowds. He reflects on Sherman and railroaders and declares people will decide the country’s destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Verna
N. M
Association of Rough Rders
Montezume Hotel
Hot Springs
Chicago
la Junta
Sabin
Carl Browne
Coxey
Sherman
Ris
Roosevelt
Alleghenies
Milwausen
Missouri
Towa
Tilinela
Disruptions Across Spanish Cities Spark Civil Unrest
Reports from Madrid Valencia Murcia and Saragossa describe riots and clashes with gendarmes and police. Mob violence injures several. troops fire on crowds in Valencia Grenada and other cities prompting martial law in Valencia. Demonstrations spread to Burgos Toledo and Logrono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Chamber of Commerce
Valencia
Murcia
Saragossa
Stgte
Borbon
Jesuit College
Tts
Saraguena
Srain
Jaw Hs
Grenada
Burgos
Toledo
Logrono
Belgian chamber erupts over electoral law debate
Brussels witnesses stormy scenes as Socialists accuse Questors of bringing crown officers to the chamber to take notes. The Questors protest, a tumult follows, the sitting is suspended. Socialist deputy Furnimount sings portions of the Marseillaise and Socialists join in shouting Vive la Republique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Chamber of de Puties
Questors
Crown
Furnimount
Suspected Murderers Track to Central America
Chicago, June 27. Matt Smith and Coffee Briner, alleged murderers of Martin Meier, are believed to have fled toward Central America or another southern country beyond reach of the law. Detective Mullen reports progress and a follow up letter is to come. Chief Ripley vows pursuit to bring them back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matt Smith
Briner
Martin Meier
Central America
Kiplow
Hoboken, N. di
Mullen
Officers to be Detached for Philippine Service
Washington June 27 The War Department is reviewing officers in the United States to identify those who can be reassigned to the Philippines. Many officers with regiments in the U.S. have offered transfers to Philippine regiments. Nearly every Manila transport will carry officers to replace those unable to perform duty due to illness or wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtton
War Department
Philippines
United States
Manila
Appoinl to the Voat From London Ky Shot in Manchester
Sherif Loverly P. White of Clay County was shot and killed in Manchester during a blaze. The Louisville edition notes the incident as a reported event with limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
London
Louieville
Sherif Loverly P. White
Lay County
Obituary Notice from New Haven for Nigerian-born Sbiechoel Nien
Sbiechoel Nien of Oranwoe died today in New Haven after a severe illness. He would have turned 80 in November. He left a widow aged 80 and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
French Cabinet Victory Ends Turmoil After Debate
In Parle the session suspended following an attack on the premier. M Deroulede's amendment for constitutional revision was defeated 27 to 70 after leaders clashed and Deschanel paused proceedings. Waldeck-Rousseau faced pressure from radicals and republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deroulede
M. Maul Deroulede
League of Patriots
Angouleme
Charente
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Chamber
M. Deschanel
M. Lasses
Semite
Gers
M. Deroulde
Varied Morning Briefs Include Politics and Sports
Weather indicates increasing cloudiness while political notes cover Kentucky Democrats choosing a candidate and a third district Republican convention. Sports items note Atlantic and national league games as well as a varsity float race and fighters wanted in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Srudeon
Philippines
Kentucky
Paris Proes
Chippewas Ugly Warpath Threat Looms at Cass Lake
Minneapolis dispatch reports Capt Mercier ordered whites off the Chippewa reservation to avert an uprising after October gains emboldened tribes. Chief Flatmouth warned of harm if wishes are denied and Cass Lake residents face depopulation as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
the Times
Walker
Minn
Merier
Flatmouth
Mercier
Cass Lake
Times
Dnvdians
Discharged Bankruptcy List From Pittsburg Court
Wilson A Cochran Armstrong county Heney Kreling Pittsburg Charles Devereux Crawford county John A Hack Crawford county John M Arters Armstrong county Joseph Gg Falk Erie county Percy H White Minton county Tony Reiter Meekee port dehnm Cowley Allegheny county William W Rees Erie county Ralph Winter Erie county Emanuel De Roy Pittsburg Louis Roeser Lycoming county Harry B Morgan Clinton county James Sime Allegheny county Wilson F Kenny Windham county petition in bankruptcy assets and liabilities stated as 2710 and 24 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States District Court
Wilson A. Cochran
Armstrong County
Heney Kreling
Charles, Devereux
Crawford County
John A. Hack
John M. Arters
Joseph Gg. Falk
Erie County
Percy H. White
Minton County
Tony Reiter
MeeKeesport
Dehnm Cowley
Allegheny Countey
William W. Rees
Republican delegates chosen at Norristown county meeting
Norristown Pennsylvania June 27 The Republican county convention selected five delegates for the state convention at Harrisburg in August. The Ant-Quaylites failed to win any seats. Delegates named are A Buchanan T Darlington Buckwalter J P Hale Jenkins Elwood Leham Stauffer. Resolutions praised McKinley administration and the legislature and endorsed Governor Stone on behalf of Republicanism and General John W Schall for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Harrisbore
Anthuaylites
Doe A. Buchanan
T. Darlington Buckwalter
J. P. Hale Jenkins
J. Elwood le
Bima
M. Stauffer
Quay
Transatlantic Shipping Arrivals and Departures Noted
A New York dispatch lists ships arriving and clearing coastal ports and European passages. Vessels include Worken ium Amsterdam Kaiser Wilhelm Der Gropae Bremen and others passing Southampton Cherbourg and Bremen with delays due to fog and weather as routes shift between New York and European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worken
Ium
Amsterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gropae
Bremen
Frederich der Gromie
Southampton
Balled
Cevic
Liverpool
Westernland
Antwer
Furet Blemarck
Mamburg
Cherbourg
Bouthampton
St. Paul
Kaiser Friedrich
Likurd
Boulogne
Rotter
Kingdale
Bervila
Trave
Arthur Tennyson Dies in London
London report states Arthur Tennyson, younger brother of the renowned poet Alfred Tennyson, died today in the capital. The obituary notes his relation to the poet but provides limited biographical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Bloody race riots in Alabama leave three dead
In Jefferson county near Cardiff ore mines two white mobs and black miners clashed in Glasgow Hollow. Three black workers Ed Ellia Jim Dill Adams Samuels died. Wounded Rudolph Williams George Thomas mortally, as Sheriff O Brien gathered a hundred armed men to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Cardiff
Jefferson County
Ellia
Jim Dill
Adams Famuels
Rudolph Williams
George Thomas
Glasgow Hollow
Rad
Tile
Jim DI
Adam Samuels
Tolin Sheppard
Monroe Joney
Corona
Ait Hoves
Edils
O'Brien
Brilliant musical evening at Borunton Bicycle Club
A large audience enjoyed a concert directed by Miss Marie Higgins with performers Mrs. Joseph O'Brien Miss Munlel M Toward Miss Sadie Timlin Miss Gilgalion Archbald's W A Kelly Master John Howard Agnes Callahan and Teresa Loftus. Gilgalion received praise for her soprano voice and aims for operatic study as the crowd applauded the duet I Heard a Voice and How In You Know. A post concert reception featured additional music by Miss Kate Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borunton
Gilgallon
Voi
Genoa
Mies Kate Rearihen
St Cecilia’s Academy Commencement at St Thomas Hall
The St Cecilia’s academy commencement was held yesterday morning at St Thomas college hall with Rev Bishop Hoban and other clergy in attendance. Bishop Hoban awarded crowns and silver medals to graduates in Academic Commercial and Hookkeeping departments and gave a closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College Hall
St. Cecilia's Academy
Bishop Hoban
T. Fp, Coffey
Carbondale
N. J. McManus
Providence
Dg. A. O'Reilly
John J. Loughran
Daminte Landro
Josephine Paula Leonard
Loretta Genevieve Caffrey
Mary Margaret Burke
Mabel Dorothy Doran
Anna Louise McLaughlin
Katharine Elizabeth Roche
Adelaide Plorence Brown
Mary Genevieve Cawley
Katherine Veronica Konia
Eileen Anna Ginley
Honora Alphonsa Glynn
Mary Antoinette Hughes
Mary Edward Kane
Grace Barnaba Kinney
Helen Elisabeth Nolan
Lillian Mare
Philippine troop shortage prompts new recruitment drive
Washington reports a fifteen percent shortfall in Otis’s force in the Philippines due to illness and casualties. The War Department plans to recruit in the United States, with officers able to supply about 1000 men weekly, while 5000 volunteers are gathered in San Francisco for transport as ships become available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
San Francisco
Washington
Philippines
Alger
Owls
Sea-Son
Otis
United States
Department
Pawnee Burned En Route to Haston and Brunswick
The British steamship Aldborough reports the Clyde line steamer Pawnee destroyed by fire in the Delaware River. The ship Wis burned to the waterline with no survivors. Crew were rescued by the George W. Clyde and landed at Wilmington after midnight Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Line
Philadelphia
Aldborough
Cardenas
Delaware River
Pawsnee
Haston
Chairlestown
Brunswick
Wis
Cape Char
New York
Wilmington
Pawnee
George W. Clyde
Green is a Wanted Man in Washington for Murder
Harrisburg June 2 Governor Stone received a telex from Governor Rogers of Washington stating John RL Giv en, arrested here for fleecing a forier, is wanted in Washington for a serious crime. Rogers requests notification of Dauphin County sheriff that Green is wanted and is in cooperative character. An officer travels from Washington with a requisition for extradition to Seattle for arraignment on a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbute
Coevrnor Stone
Rogers
Washington
John RL Giveen
Fortier
Chevernor Stone
Dauphin County
Greenix
Seattle
Engineers at Cape May Open Thirty-First Convention
The open session of the thirty-first annual convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers was held at the Stack hotel in Cape May on June 22. President Witzgerald opened with remarks on early American engineering history and committee appointments were made. Carthell outlined plans for an international congress to accompany the Paris exposition next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
American Society of Cw Magincore
Stack Hotel
Peme
Witzgerald
Eaelety
United States
WJ. Carthell
Pension Notices Reach Wide in Pennsylvania and Washington
Read as OCR, the clipping lists pension entries and widows including names such as Joseph A. Wilde and Anna B. E. Conner. Mentions Scranton and other locales with certification notes and dates unclear due to degraded text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
Aton
Joseph A. Wilde
Pradford
Mekhoun
Anna BE. Conner
Scranton
State sues Tunkhannock Ice Co for charter irregularities
Harrisburg June 27. The state department filed a charter suit against the Tunkhannock Ice Co with a capital reported as zero. The action seeks reformation and proper capitalization and corporate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department
Tunkhannock Icec Company
Aston
Weather Forecast for Washington and Surrounding Areas
A garbled forecast indicates an unsettled pattern with threats of easterly winds and possible showers. Details are unclear but readers should expect changing conditions through the coming days with variable winds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearfield
Court of Justice
Palmer
WM. Epps
Siberia
Fulton
Henry Biuewert
Mimilten
M. Choate
Rough Riders
Philippine
Sheriff White Alive
Whitney
Third District
First District
Republicata Kloot Delegatve
Hgh School
Cass Lake Country
U.S. District Court
Alabama
ST. Cecilia’s
Gen. Otis
Green
Plains
The
Iceman
Woshington
Lorenaston Penneyivantia
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!