Belt line plan eyed for city transit expansion
City officials discussed cross town belt lines and a north south service loop to connect with east west routes. Proposals included extending Lexington Avenue, converting Brightwood Roosevelt avenue to double track, and improving east Columbia with macadam while awaiting council ratification.
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Litto
South Side Boulevard Plan Outlined At City Club
A meeting at the O. P. Morton Club on Shelby street Friday night will discuss a proposed South Side boulevard. The route runs from Iowa street west to Napoleon then south to Pleasant Run and along Pleasant Run to New street and on to Garfield Park. It would require two Pleasant Run bridges at Iowa and New, plus a Belt road subway at Beecher street, offering new south city access without grade crossing railroads.
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Devastating North Dakota Storm Wrecks Buildings and Crops
A severe July storm in Michigan and extending toward Edmore Larimore caused extensive destruction. High winds rain and hail wrecked several large buildings and damaged crops across a five mile wide area estimated to stretch sixty miles southeast from Edmore to Larimore. Livestock losses were reported.
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Tragic fire claims Mrs Gideon Ell and husband near Scranton
Fire three miles southwest of Scranton Kansas kills Mrs Gideon Ell and fatally burns her invalid husband as the couple’s home burns. Mrs Ell tried to seek help after her dress caught fire while reading to her husband. She fainted and died before neighbors arrived. her husband McDowellwas burned while attempting to rescue her.
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Murdered Wife Identified After Wells Street Killing
CHICAGO July 29 The woman found strangled in a saloon wineroom on Wells Street is identified as the wife of James Stewart a Lake Forest contractor. Stewart says they became separated in a crowd on a downtown street, bolstering police belief she was lured to the saloon and robbed.
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Carnegie declines Richmond art fund library plan
Richmond July 2 Andrew Carnegie has refused the Arteties of Richmonds request to donate 100000 toward a great building for the fine arts to include a public library. The proposal aimed to house the arts and provide library services in a single grand structure.
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Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio fair with showers
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair weather in Indiana Illinois and Ohio with showers in southern Ohio valley and southern Indiana Illinois. Warmer in northern Ohio on Wednesday light variable winds becoming fresh south. Local observations show clear conditions with modest precipitation readings and high humidity in the Montrose area.
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Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at New York Queenstown Moville Boulogne and Belfast with vessels including Koenigin Luise Blucher Nordland Oceanic Irne ic and Rotterdam service along with recent sailings from Bremen Philadelphia Boston Glasgow and New York to various destinations.
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Grand Army Leader Paul Van Der Voort Dies in Cuba
Paul Van Der Voort former commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic died of paralysis of the heart at Puerto Principe Cuba. He was born in Ohio in 1836 and served in the Sixty eighth Illinois Infantry and Sixth Illinois Cavalry. He helped organize the Nebraska department and was elected commander of the Grand Army in 1882.
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Prince Ouroussoff Dies in Paris Brother of Russian Ambassador
Paris dispatch reports Prince Ouroussoff, brother of Russia's ambassador to France, died today in the city.
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Genuine Rembrandt Found in Boston Museum Gallery
During house cleaning the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston reveals three authentic Rembrandts in its picture gallery. The newly identified work is The Shower of Gold from the Danae story, previously doubtful in attribution, lent by Francis Brooks and then by his estate after his death. The painting bears the signature Rembrandt-1662 in the lower left corner.
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Mobs Begin Work As Court Logs Labor Strife
Testimony detailed union leaders urging obedience while crowds gathered near Collins Colliery. Prosecution showed efforts to blacklist and supply food paronies through W. B. Wilson and John Mitchell as United Mine Workers backed the strike. Defense to begin next day.
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Anthracite Coal Shortage Nearing Critical Level
In Philadelphia it is stated by reliable authorities that coal supplies held by railroads and dealers will be exhausted by mid September at current consumption. Railroads reportedly have not released coal seized in May, except the Pennsylvania Railroad which sent some to its trade due to a lower need for its soft coal.
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Miner Shot From Ambush Near Blume Coal Mine
A miner en route to work at the Blume Coal and Coke Company on Keeny's Creek Fayette county was shot from ambush. He will recover. One of the Keller injunctions applies to that field.
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Advance in Indiana Coal Raises Mine Prices
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Indiana reports coal prices at Indiana mines will advance 10 cents on August 1. The rise is driven by strong fall demand, anthracite strike effects, and domestic use for Clay county black coal. Bituminous demand comes from the Northwest, with Ohio and Pittsburgh coal unseen by lake markets. Cars remain scarce as prices climb, with block mines near $1.55 and peak winter expectations higher. An August 1 increase will be followed by September and October raises.
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Barred From Ansted as Injunction Halts Strikers
Judge Keller issues an injunction against W B Wilson Mother Jones and others, threatening enforcement that would bar strikers from entering the Incorporated town of Ansted West Virginia. The Gauley Mountain Coal Company seeks to protect its property as relocation and claims of worker actions are noted in the filing.
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Munich Officials Struggle to Contain Defendants and Protect Employees
Munich authorities fail to cope with defendants including Secretary Wilson Mather Jones and Purcell, risking property and personnel safety as police are openly defied. Court injunctive action blocks marches by defendants and associates, affecting much of the city government. Governor’s office reports no appeal from Ansted for order maintenance.
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Pennies in place of gold in Boston bunco case
In Boston Police Court Frank Bernstein was held for the grand jury on larceny of 5 dollar coins after a bunco scheme with Barnard Bennett. Bennett, misled by Bernstein and a confederate, received false gold coins placed in a tin can with acid to counterfeit English sovereigns. A police inquiry revealed pennies totaling 9.97, Bennett alerted, Bernstein charged, other conspirator freed.
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Accident in subway on Park Avenue hurts four men
New York July 3 four men were seriously hurt by a premature blast in the rapid transit subway at Park Avenue and Forty first Street. Two may die. The unlucky tunnel has seen several accidents before. In the last incident Major Ira Shaler a contractor was injured and died days later.
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General labor unrest roils American tube works and unions
Three hundred workers at Somerville Mass struck after the company refused to reinstate two discharged union men and to discharge nonunion Italian hires. Electrical Workers Local 26 quit to enforce union rules over White House repair work. Philadelphia rug weavers’ ten week strike drags on though wages settled. About 5,000 affected. Union officials resist nonunion replacements. Immigration Bureau warns government will act against importing foreign workers for striking shopmen. Grace cites possible Union Pacific plan to hire English and Scottish workers to replace strikers.
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One Stoned, Another Beaten to Death in New Mexico and Arizona
In Santa Fe Alejandro Seba was stoned to death and dragged 90 yards by Luis Romero and relatives to the victim’s home after Romero found Seba with his wife. Romero surrendered. In Tucson Vicente Arena, a prominent Spaniard, was killed in a holdup by five Mexicans. two suspects escaped.
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Receivers Appointed for Malcolm Brewing Company Brooklyn
The Malcolm Brewing Company of Brooklyn was placed in receivership by Justice Dickey. Henry Offerman and Albert H. F. Leigie were named receivers to satisfy judgments totaling about 73,000 dollars and allow ongoing business on a stable footing. Allegations cite misappropriation by a former officer. Company assets total 775.04 and liabilities near 800,000 dollars.
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Parry Hosts Shaw as Gresham Anchors at Atlantic City
The revenue cutter Gresham with Secretary Shaw and guests anchored off Atlantic City. The party landed ashore, joined by Walter S. Dickey of Kansas City and his two sons James A. McMullen of Ontario and R. C. Penfield of New York. D. M. Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, joined for lunch before Shaw's rail departure to Washington.
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Bowker Fertilizer to Merge With American Agricultural Chemical
Boston July 29 Bowker Fertilizer Company has negotiated a capital merger with American Agricultural Chemical Company and calls a special meeting for Aug 4 where stockholders will vote on ratifying the directors action. The chemical firm is to take Bowker on roughly one share of chemical preferred stock for each Bowker share. Bowker Fertilizer Company carries a 1 million dollar capital stock.
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Cuban General Delgado Arrested in Acosta Assassination
New York reports General Perico Delgato is under arrest on charges of assassinating Antonio Acosta, nephew of Colonel Ballomero Acosta. Delgado, a famed Cuban officer who led sharpshooters against Weyler and now serves in the Rural Guard, has caused a sensation.
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Infantry competition begins after four-year gap at Fort Sheridan
Chicago July 2 The annual infantry competition for the Department of the Lakes U S A starts August 1 after a four year pause due to the Spanish American War. Twenty nine men, each the best marksman of his company, will practice tomorrow on the Fort Sheridan range for the competitive firing Friday. The top ten will form the departmental team for the national contest August 15.
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Biscuit Makers Consider Self Insurance Plan
In Cleveland Ohio July the Independent Biscuit Manufacturers Association held sessions on insurance high rates. They proposed forming their own company if rates do not improve. Members’ rates were revealed and discussed and a committee was named to negotiate with insurers.
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Woman shot by brother in law in Grand Rapids residence
Mrs. Dena Hubelhorst a 53 year old widow was shot in the stomach on the steps of her home in Grand Rapids Michigan. The shooter and brother in law Martin Hubelhorst had boarded with her but was turned out due to drunkenness. He reportedly expressed happiness at her death after arrest.
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Dwight L Wing Files Bankruptcy Petition in Springfield
Dwight L Wing filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court on July 3 in Springfield II. He listed liabilities of 62400 and assets of 4, with stocks in state railroad enterprises. Principal creditors include P. M. Violaant of Besancon France 1532, Bhilr of London 912,062, and P. M. Johnson railroad toller of St Elme UL 19574.
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Indianapolis Deliver Eight-Run Third Against Bartos
Indianapolis pounced on the new St. Paul pitcher Bartos, piling eight runs in the third inning as Louisville beat Minneapolis 14 to 4. Kellum, Huggins, Heydon and Pierce led the onslaught with timely hits, while Bartos struggled with control and later gave way after heavy scoring. Minneapolis won later in the day?
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Cincinnati Club Sale Talks Ended by City Mayor This Week
Brash John T. Brash returned from Cincinnati yesterday and refused to discuss the story that the Cincinnati club has passed from his hands. The Cincinnati Times-Star reported yesterday that negotiations have closed for the sale of the Cincinnati club to August Hermann, the mayor.
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Fleischmann’s Cincinnati Deal Tied to War Effort
The article notes a $150000 consideration for Fleischmann and other Cincinnati men, with an official announcement delayed due to its impact on wartime actions against the American League. It also reports yesterday’s National League games where all losers were outs and each winning team totalled 27 runs. Mc Carthy of Cleveland failed to capitalize in the ninth with bases loaded and three men on.
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Afrikander wins Winged Handicap at Brighton Beach
New York reports Afrikander carried 119 pounds to a win in the Five and a Half Furlongs, equaling the track record at 1:06 3-5. He led from the start and held on by three quarters of a length as Injunction and others trailed. field included Jerry Rough Rider Delmarch John Barleycorn Sombrero.
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Jockey suspension shadows Chicago racing card
In Chicago the day’s results saw only one favorite win as six events were claimed by second choices and outsiders. Jockey James Dupee faced definite suspension and possible license revocation amid alleged race fixing linked to Helen Paxton and the Emerald stakes. winners listed include Alee Poor Boy Luachuaca Watoma Bragg Chorus Boy. In Freeport the harness meet opened with Semassa winning the 2:35 pace in three straight heats amid strong favorites like Captain Colbert failing to win.
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Delmar Park feature upsets as Wax Taper tops field
At Delmar Park the feature event over one mile and a sixteenth saw Wax Taper gallop to victory against a strong handicap field. Varro finished a neck ahead of Alice Turner for second, with Zanetto and Porquio Pas among the other winners as weather remained clear and track fast. In Detroit, Brief and McWilliams won the mile and sixteenth handicap, defeating Senator Beveridge as Benehelio and Irish Jewel were among the good things.
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Grand Circuit Races Postponed by Rain
Columbus Ohio and Erie Pennsylvania report rain delays in horse racing circuits. Grand Circuit races at Columbus postponed. Lake Erie circuit postpones first day in Erie with Wednesday opening and races through Saturday.
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Wet track delays Kokomo race opener to Friday
A soggy Kokomo track spoiled the opening day. Races will resume tomorrow and continue through Saturday.
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Real estate man accidentally shoots man at Mad creek camp
Dewit Browne, a Cripple Creek real estate man, accidentally shot and killed Marion Hurt at a camp on Mad creek near Steamboat Springs Colorado. Hurt's mother, living in Kentucky, has been notified.
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Mrs Elizabeth D Stoddard Stricken By Illness In New York
Mrs Elizabeth D Stoddard wife of poet R D Stoddard is critically ill at her home in New York City after influenza illness of three weeks. she is a well known writer whose condition has steadily worsened.
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Warren Smith Kills Calvin Senter in Kentucky Dispute
In Middlesboro Kentucky on July 29 Warren Smith fatally shot Calvin Senter through the heart after Senter mortally wounded Smith during a dispute over a woman. The fatal confrontation occurred at Mingo Times.
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Bryan Arrives at Block Island Aboard Loudoun Yacht
William Jennings Bryan reached Block Island this afternoon from Bridgeport aboard Lewis Nixon's yacht Loudoun. The visitors will stay with Pr. John H. Gardner of New York as host.
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Free Telegraph School Opens in San Juan
The Interior Department has established a free telegraph school under the insular telegraph service. The school will teach twenty five pupils, all girls.
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Burne Jones denies sale of The Vampire painting
In New York on July 2 reports said W K Vanderbilt bought Sir Philip Burne Jones portrait The Vampire. Burne Jones denies any sale involving the painting and clarifies the record.
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Wife Murderer Electro Cut in Dannemora
George D. Middleton was executed by electrocution at Dannemora Prison for killing his wife. The sentence was carried out on July 2, marking the end of the murder case that gripped the local area.
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Rain Halts Cincinnati Philadelphia Tilt In Six Inning Finish
Cincinnati led by one run when rain halted play in Philadelphia after six innings. Maloney and Beckley contributed offense for Philadelphia, but Cincinnati benefited from timely hits and a late rally to secure a 1-0 scoring edge when the game paused. The contest resumed no further.
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Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn 14 to 1 in Exhibition
In Brooklyn on July 2 Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 14 to 1. Phillippi dominated for Pittsburg with strong pitching and steady field support. Hughes started for Brooklyn before Newton relieved him after six runs and six hits. Batter-pitcher details show Pittsburg with six runs off Hughes and one off Newton across nine innings. Attendance reported as 3,200.
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St. Louis Defeats New York at Polo Grounds 5 to 1
St. Louis defeated New York 5 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Currie shut down the home bats while St. Louis homered and plated timely runs. Batteries Currie and Ryan for St. Louis and Taylor, Miller and Bowerman for New York. attendance reported.
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Boston Beats Chicago with Three-Run Third Inning
Boston won easily as three hits, an error, and a pass produced three runs in the third. Pittinger held Chicago to scattered hits. A Tenney and Greminger double play highlighted the game. Final score Boston 6 Chicago 1.
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Baltimore Beats Cleveland in Close AL Finish
In a tight Baltimore victory over Cleveland the new American League club won the series with an exciting ninth inning. McCarthy failed to deliver the decisive hit as three Cleveland runners stood on base. Attendance 2,064. Batterymen Shields Yeager Varney Wright Joss contributed, with Joss striking out three times.
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Washington Beats Chicago In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington wins after four straight hits in the seventh inning to clinch the game. Carrick limits Chicago until the ninth as Washington posts five runs across from inning notes, with 3,908 in attendance. Batteries Carrick Clarke Patterson Sullivan.
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Baseball score roundup from multiple cities on July 2
In Decatur Terre Haute Rock Island Evansville and Memphis show results. Miller scores four bases on a dropped fly for Decatur. Terre Haute loses to Rockford after an early three run lead. Evansville beats Davenport. Southern Association games include Memphis defeating Birmingham while Little Rock beats Atlanta and New Orleans defeats Chattanooga.
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Doherty Brothers Prevail in Eastern Doubles at Longwood
At Longwood Cricket Club on July 2 in Longmeadow Massachusetts the Doherty brothers RB F. and H. L. won the Eastern doubles while R. F. Doherty and Richard Stevens played a set and a half before rain halted play. M. D. Whitman also withdrew leaving few top players in the field. Meanwhile Kreigh Collins captured the Western singles championship at Kenwood, defeating R. D. Little in a tight four set final 7-5 7-5 3-6 6-3.
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Chess tourney standings in Hanover lead shared by Marshall and Janowski
In Hanover Prussia the chess tournament shows Marshall and Janowski tied for the lead with five and a half points from seven games. Oliand follows with five and a half from six. Pillsbury struggles, ninth with two and a half wins, after six rounds. He then played twenty-one simultaneous games against lower board opponents, achieving three wins, eleven draws and seven losses.
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New Jersey Track Sees Record 33 Miles In One Hour
Miss Lotte Brandon, famed as a century rider, rode 33 miles 715 yards in one hour on the quarter-mile board track at Wansburg New Jersey. Her effort surpasses any other rider in the same time by nearly eight miles.
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Portland Cement Plans Backed by Indiana and Kentucky Capital
Indiana capitalists met Kentucky financiers in Louisville on July 2 and announced that $300,000 in bonds have been taken by Louisville men to complete the Portland Cement Company financing. Plans call for mills at Bedford Indiana costing $500,000 with quarries already acquired valued at about $250,000.
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Sidewalk Collapse Hurts Fifty in Chicago Crowd
A section of sidewalk in front of 448 Halstead Street gave way crowding a wounded man to a doctor. Fifty fell ten feet with four severely injured and a dozen others bruised. A pistol shot near Thirty-eighth and Morgan streets, likely from the same brawl, struck Enos Dailey, mortally wounding him. Injured include Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzsimmons, Kittle Nugent, John Parker, and Gus Wise.
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Drink Sellers Liable for Patron Death, Neb. Case
Circuit Court of Appeals upholds Nebraska federal verdict finding a saloon keeper may be liable if a patron dies from injuries linked to intoxication. Widow and daughter of Charles Walker sued John Moser and others over the Feb 7 incident in Ashland. Appeals court affirmed damages against the saloon.
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Last of Warring Yaquis at Carmen Ranch Described
A band of about thirty Yaquis attacked the Carmen ranch near Hermosillo driven by hunger and thirst. A Mexican patrol arriving for rescue found two women and five men dead. The Yaquis, weakened, surrendered after facing superior numbers. Fifteen prisoners were taken by Perotti authorities.
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O'Hagen
Batley
Fuller
Haskell
American Association
T. Lis
Osmul
Brash
Baseball Notes
Brighton
Beach
Princes
Goodwood House
Duke of Cambridge
Prince Christian of
Denmark
Prince
Princess Edward
Saxe- Weimar
Mauvezin
Hee Mauvezin
O'Donovan Rossa
Master Willie
J. H. Martin
Raven’s Flight
Hammerkop
Maher
S—New York
Pia
St. Loui
St Philadelphia
Cee
Moran
Willams and King
Williams
Harper and Kahoe
Pantinett
de Baste
Waddell
Barrett
Harley
Freeman
Sparks
Warner
balle—Og Cer
Mersonia
Bloomington
Bishop
Burchell and
Reading
McCord and
Arthur
Southern Association
Longwood
Doherty Brothers
Americ
Ian Pim
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!