Japanese Naval Vessel Launched at Cramp's Yard
A white dove belonging to the Japanese Navy was launched at Cramp's yards in Philadelphia. The Japanese cruiser Kasogi is described as the most important ship built in the United States for a foreign country, and the first foreign warship launched in America since 1877. The report notes the Kasogi’s dimensions and drafting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelonia
Kaesogi
Cramp
United States
Teresza
America
Zobiuca
Lee Teor
Turner Trial Sparks Curiosity In Kansas City Court
In Kansas City Jan, criminal court hears B Turner accused of forgery. He seeks subpoenas for about 500 employees from One Emery Bird Thayer Dry Goods and John Taylor Dry Goods to identify witnesses claiming recognition. Judge Wofford questions the demand and cautions Turner about the scope of witness access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jan
Criminal Court
B. Turner
Turner
Thas
Wofford
Yeareniay
Emery, Bird, Thayer Dry Goods Company
John ‘Taylor Dry Goods Company
Gonor
Purnur
Whisky cases flood Shawnee County district court
The present Shawnee County District Court term opens with 33 whisky cases, a record number. Al Hayslip appears before Judge Hazen for retrial after a jury disagreement last term, with ongoing scrutiny of how the Hager cases were handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
al Hayslip
Judge Hazen
al Haysp
Vague naval specs and legal notes from a historic page
The fragment outlines a late model ironclad’s dimensions armament and machinery with boiler rooms and protective decks. It also shifts to trial notes about Turner and Haysup detailing testimonies from Moore Hollcraft and others about hop tea accusations and arrests at a Royal Bullard parlor, with questions about entry methods and drink purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egart
Hut
Jetmere
Bual- Beas
Jurgent
Hynor Geliare
Haysup
Emil
H.W. Moore
Moore
C. HL Hollcraft
W. HL Keemirs
Francis Brown
Hayseup
Sumiserr
Wiesel
John Whillow
Pauline
Francs Rewn
al Hay
Sip
al Hayely
Royal Plant Hall
Ohio river flood eases after heavy rain
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Ohio River rising rapidly to about five feet an hour during a night flood from the Little Miami and other streams. By morning the level fell to three inches an hour, with a six inch variation between 4 and 7 o'clock. Two and a half inches of rain fell before daybreak. high winds and falling temperatures added danger. At Pomeroy the river stood at 28 feet as floodwaters continued, and a bridge on the Pennsylvania road at Morrow was wrecked, forcing a long detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasusi
Cfusiers Mingenpolly
Colamta
Ides
Berthen
Ue Sap- Anes
Danemberah
Japon Fis
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Little Miami
Virginia
Pomeroy
Miami River
Morrow
Bereent Talks With Rail Employers on Strike Hope
Grand Master Bereent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meets Cincinnati employers in a five hour conference amid strike fears. He says prospects of a strike remain if grievances are not resolved, while noting willingness to settle issues through talks with the company. Weather and agricultural notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinciinati
San
Bereent
Locomo
Cincinnati, Hanton & Dayton
eynuPt
Waldo
Lovat
Rock Island Eyes New Horton Topeka Express Train
Rock Island plans a new express service between Horton and Topeka with through cars to Kansas City and Topeka. The schedule proposes 99 minutes faster travel, aims to boost Horton trade, and would run via a long stop pattern while connecting with Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Topeka
Horton
Kehsoutts
Kansas City-Topeka
Kunsan
City
Hove
Thoralige
Tocud
Deluca Deteren
Santa Pw
Kansas City
Ibtland
TupeRa
Rairoads
Reallone
Second Presbyterian cake walk marks eleventh anniversary
In St Louis the church hosts a cake walk at Letts Jen with a dozen couples and a ministerial candidate winning the prize. The event opened with music and a society history by Stas Tulin Wolk. The basement hall was decorated with holly and the cake display sparked a festive wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts Jen
Second Presbyterian Churchk Instnicht
Ministre
Youhe People’s Society of Christing Endeavor
St. Nichols
Stas Tulin Wolk
Doane
Ianist
Plana
Hinadwit
St Louis
Dan Washington
Pearl Hin Ee
Hushard ‘Turwale
Whole Studylne
Oes
Warnea
Examination of witnesses for the prosecution ends
The proceedings conclude after witnesses testify about the substance and taste, discussing whether it was beer or hop tea and noting the suspect drank a bottle and appeared quite stiff.
John J Sullivan Heroic Fire Rescue in Theater
Ex-champion pugilist John J Sullivan saved a theater audience by smothering a gas flare during a boxing exhibition in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. He grabbed an overcoat from a chair and doused the blaze, preventing likely panic in the packed venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandohh
John J. Sullivan
Fer- Gurons
Sullivan
Grimes Announces Candidacy for State Treasurer
The Leoti Stendara announces Representative Frantic Grimes as candidate for state treasurer. The endorsement emphasizes his honesty, economy, and loyalty, stating his past career and present fitness make him a worthy Republican choice. Grimes represents Wichita county in the One Hundred Thirteenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoti Stendara
Frantic Grimes
Reid
Frank Grimes
Ann
Lentl
Wichita County
Notable Wichita County Pioneer Grimes Dies at 27
Born in Greenville Darke County Ohio Grimes moved to Wichita County engaged in farming and real estate. A Republican he served as register of deeds twice and helped obtain land for grain by appealing to eastern loan companies. Elected to the legislature in 1896 and reelected in 1897 he was 27, married with three children and a Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Darke County
Ohio
Iss
Wichita County
Grimes
Floor Fall at Cudahy Plant Kills One Injures Several
A floor collapse at the Cudahy packing plant injured multiple workers this morning. J Novak was killed, Chris Montgomery suffered a broken jaw and other bruises, while Mike O'Day received a severe Fosso wound. Weakening wall supporting the floor was due to ongoing repairs. The incident occurred as repairs were underway. Other notes mention Joes Moor and D A Clamont family halting, and Moynsmen in Osage City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
J. Novak
Chris Montgomery
Mike O'Day
Johs N
Omaha
Joerger
Leavenworth
D. A Clamont
Off for China Ordered to Sail in Forty Eight Hours
A military unit is ordered to be ready to sail for China within forty eight hours. The directive requires rapid deployment, with personnel preparing equipment and travel documents for embarkation at short notice. Local commanders confirm standby status and convoy readiness.
Vessels Ordered to China on Forty-Eight Hours Notice
Esquimault is abuzz after Rear Admiral Palliser received admiralty orders to ready every ship in the fleet for immediate departure to China on 48 hours notice. Vessels include Pheasant Imperious Tearius Leander and Phaeton. Arrival could be swift.
Greek Women Appeal for Return of Thessalians
Washington reports United States Minister Rockhill forwarded a Greek women's society appeal to the State Department seeking the return of fugitive Thessalians to their homes. The letter describes widespread war devastation, looted property, homelessness, and appeals to the American people for aid and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Rockhill
Athens
Department of State
Society of Greek Women
Naval movements and high seas dispatches amid Pacific theater
Report describes dockyard activity as ships load coal and provisions for HMS Phaeton and other vessels. HMS Imperious to sail soon, with potential Admiral Palliser aboard. Leander and Phaeton need repairs. Esquimault orders and transport plans for Empress boats noted amid international law discussion in Cologne Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Ant Orter
Pheassat
Pacific
H. M.S. Imperious
Admiral Palliser
Abediment
Wessels
Icarius
Phaeton
Leander
Ary
Amphion
Cohoes Tilagi
Iscomim
Chancellor of the Exchequer Extols Navy and Canada Warning
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, speaking in Bristol, dismissed granary fears and urged reliance on Britain’s navy and overseas allies for wartime support. He warned Canada about its limited contributions to imperial defense and noted China seeking aid to cover the Japanese indemnity, while criticizing press reports on the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Hicks- Reach
Bristol
England
Canada
China
Greek War Victims Appeal to U S Aid for Relief
An appeal pleads for relief funds for destitute Greek civilians scarred by war. The writers describe their utter poverty and lack of means to return home, urging Your Excellency to publicize the appeal and mobilize humanitarian generosity from the American people and U S representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De~ives
United States
State convention date set for Populist officers
The Populist state central committee announced the convention to nominate state officers will be held on June 29. The location for the gathering has not yet been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Topeka Capitalists Dismiss Electric Railroad Plan
Kansas City stockholders elect officers for a Topeka Kansas City electric railroad venture. President E B Purcell of Manhattan leads the slate, with J G Johns and James Haggart as secretary and treasurer. Local investors doubt Purcell’s funds and warn the project is a thin scheme by eastern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas City
E. B. Purcell
Manhattan
Kan
J. G. Johns
Galveston
Texas
James Haggart
B. G. Anderson
Purcell
Kansas
Monsex
Sansa City
Ope
Topica
To Burn Powder Today and Engage in Drill in Neighboring Waters
A naval exercise is planned with live fire drills to occur in adjacent seas. Ships will maneuver in formation under fleet orders while observers monitor readiness and safety protocols. Authorities warn of possible heightened activity and emphasize strict compliance with rules of engagement.
Quiet at Havana Reported by General Tew
General Tew reports to the State Department that conditions are quiet in Havana. The decree extending free cattle import until March 10 under the same terms as the November 4 decree is confirmed. Capn Siester of the Maine is ordered to join the North Atlantic squadron near Key West for movements toward Tortugas. Powder shipments are expected to flow to the area as operations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Tewhee
State Department
Havana
Cuba
Owlers
Siester
Maine
Key West
Grille
Nansavere
Sicard
EBA
Fas
Iri
Riots and Bribery Feed Instability in Havana Province
Report details violent unrest in Matanzas and Havens provinces with insurgent activity near Guanamen i, shipments of letters offering bribes to sway leaders, and military figures resigning in protest. Reports mention raids on Jar ucu and patrols cracking down as authorities confront a rising revolt amid rumors of foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanco
Huvang
Jon. C
Lince
Plaza de Colon
Nin Foundation
Matanzas
Toynol Spuatar de
Pinar del Eo
Eva Conel
Martini
Ae Puga
Hernandex
Juan Delends
Tateter
Pug
Fine
Delgado
Hincon
San Joa de Lax Verne
Cemrra
Ienetion
Ty Bendeed
Cenaga de Guanamen
Insarmente Cricadier
Betanebuint
Nicola Coxine
Voluntew
Rats
Hiss
Gabe Devon
Pitth
Geo
Troops Poured In After Havana Riots Calm Subdued
A Herald dispatch from Havanas reports that despite Friday night rioting subsiding, about 12 000 troops including 2 000 under General Bernal and a 1 000 cavalry remained in Havana through Sunday. Public buildings along the harbor front were crowded with troops and reserves were kept in Central Park area as authorities maintained extraordinary precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Havans
Bernal
Viner del Rig
Prat
Quirteer
Cuartel de la Fuerza
Caba Street
Cubs
Chasen
Passt de Armas
Punta
T Central Park
Prado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crazy Turr
Jute Watford
Tim
Henne
Aid
Alturnuss
Tw Potice
Lyon
Tudge Worerd
Kasagi Lacrch
Ot & D
Chicago
Veontent
Byiany
West
John L
Grimes Announces
Leoti
Cudahy Packing
Mr. H. ©. Moynsmen
Osage City
North Pacific
Pheasant
Imperious
Tearius
Tie
Great Britain
Port Arthur
Ean
Rysatu
Kaiser
Kine-Chaw
Bertin
Cologne
Gunette
William
Germany
Kaw Valley
Buncombe
North Atlantic
Fitzhugh
Jarsucu
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!