The Grand Old Man Gladstone Lifework and Hawarden Home
Sir John Gladstone, father of William Ewart Gladstone, molded a Tory lineage in Liverpool while son William pursued liberal leadership. The piece traces Gladstone’s rise from Eton and Oxford to multiple prime ministerships, his parliamentary battles with Disraeli, reforms for Jewish civil rights, and his long tenure shaping Britain, including Hawarden’s estate where his family connections and public service left a lasting imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Ewart Ghulstone
John Gladstone
Someh Royal Deacont
Bel
Liverpool
William Eyart Gladstone
Eton
Christ's Church Oxford
Newark
Duke of Newcastle
Gladstone
Climing
Alice
Robert
Tsal
Disraeli
Juelds
England
Berlin
Turis
Lord Salisbury
Ilaustora
Margaret Glynne
Druggists Claim Scott's Emulsion Offers Value
A quotation suggests local druggists compare Scott's Emulsion to rivals, stating they sell it cheaper while treating it as equally dependable. The remark reflects how pharmacists view the product's price and quality in their practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott's Emulsion standard advised for safe purchase
The advertisement warns buyers against untested substitutes for Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites of lime and soda. It emphasizes choosing the genuine standard product as sold by Scott & Rowne, chemists in New York, to ensure untold benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Rowne, Chemisty
New York
Gladstone and his times recounted in lengthy obituary piece
The article narrates Mrs. Friend’s comforting claim as a maternity remedy and shifts to a detailed portrait of William Ewart Gladstone. It covers his daily routine, dressing, meals, and political duties, along with personal habits, attire, and interactions with royalty, including a famous exchange with the Queen and a note on his eye injury during the 1892 campaign. It concludes with funeral arrangements and the suggestion that Britain will honor him at Westminster Abbey and Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes of Cleveland
Norfolk
Earl of Derby
Marquis of
Bristol
Earl Cowper
Mr. Gladstone
London
Ostord
Lanin
Glivtetene
Amin
Eas
Mig Lavin
Grcek
Tne
Gladstone
England
Ghulstone
Westminister Abbey
Hawarden
Kiindstuie
One Silent Survivor of Winslow Story Narrated
William O Hearn of Brooklyn, a survivor from the torpedo boat Winslow, returns to New York on furlough. He recalls the Cardenas harbor battle amid a storm of gunfire, the crew scrambling under fire, shouting orders, and the shipboard terror as enemy gunboats blaze from a warehouse near the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Cardenas
William O'Hearn
Brooklyn
Cartenas
Key
Mae Mxelf
Adensen
Uitearn
Eider
Urry
Battle recalling gunboat bombardment and heroism
A veteran recounts the horror of shelling aboard a gunboat, describing the deafening roar, flying debris, and wounded crew. He details crew actions, deaths, and the ordeal in the boiler room, noting Capt. Bernadou and Ensign Bagley among the fallen, and honors for Gunboat Hudson’s crew and the Puritan rescuer.
Sarsaparilla Provides Quick Relief Says Patient Testimonial
A reader testimonial from Miss Julian Filbridge of West Cornwall, Conn, lauds Burdock Blood Bitters and Hood’s Sarsaparilla as universal spring medicines. She reports relief from a severe rash and general health benefits after using the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Filbridge
West Cornwell
Conn
Danger of Spring and Hood's Pills Promise Vitality
Fragmentary ad announcing dangers of spring tiredness from spurites in blood and a patent medicine claim. It touts Hood's Pills as curing springs burners eruptions sores and a general revitalization. Ends with mentions of price two cents and unrelated catalogue language.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Tynne
Dimes
Derry
Ritalin
Prince Llewellyn
Caatle
Wondercopper
Hart
Hin
Kari Compton
Ireland
Gladstones
Naaman
Gelatin
Hawa Rien
Downing Street
St. Janis
Equare
Pall Mall
Dfield
Bly West
West
Coat Lane
Tnt
Wooten
Bigarant. Paladaiele
Ten Tarte Tree Good
Neve Sikwa
Wemken
of Grin
Bor Cure Constipation
Memedy Company
Chtewem
Montmat
Bow
Republican Newspaper
Detroit
Michigan
the Journal
Journal U
Atentrt
T.ax
U. & Ava
Malia
Detrott Journal Daily
Republican Party
Havin Ant
Wonelshin
Perry
Tre
Everbody
Jdotn Varvores
John Comet
John Meek
John
Bernadon
Bagley
O'Meara
Hudson
Fearn
United States
Wille
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Thoma
Belovthe
Ree
Coast Line
Mackinac
Dat
Toledo
Wic
Petoskey, Ghicaga
Cleveland
Boban
Ateroam
Bay
Detroi and
Gleveland Navigation Company
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!