DUE TO THOMAS First Orchestra on Tour Thirty Years Ago
The piece traces the origins of a major American symphonic venture started by Thomas and funded by wealthy patrons. It notes his aging, the growth of touring ensembles, and the rise of orchestral culture in New York and other cities, with references to key centers and figures shaping American concert life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vthzeinios
New York
Theodore
Mavidk
Goadh
New Bey
Sta
Gailiat
Ment
Oretiavtra
Cincinnati
Ciongo
New York Philharmonic
Theo Chicinnall
Thome
College of Music
United States
Washington
Cleveland
St Lewi
Detroit
Han Thincken
New Haven
Hutaty
Tim Pierk
Biagie
Moston
Chiiagre Ctngisnad
Phissure Aml
Pruludeishia
Chiat
W. Patieten
Nastier
Trent
The
Chaesesy Ved
Fed
Fragmented Note on Orchestra and Figures in Brederlet Project
A garbled OCR style passage references an orchestra under Brederlet with mentions of Pavane and WeAITh. It notes absence of certain figures, a deposed fund, and a summer departure. Mentions of expansion into a new project, personal salvation, and directing efforts appear amid unclear names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaith
Persarat
Chicago
Jin
Hia
Dore Ip
Galvation
Watts
Ceu
Brederlet Sts
Three More Warships Sunk in Severe Allied Action
Conflicting reports state three warships were damaged or sunk during a late Pacific action near Salo, with explosions and heavy shelling cited. German authorities blamed Allied forces for the losses while asserting retaliation plans. Casualty figures are uncertain, and the incident prompted diplomatic protest and calls for restraint.
Santa Fe Glee Club Performs At Beatrice Depot Rally
At Fridy afternoon a crowd gathered for an event near the dente Be depot where five songs were performed by the Cleburm Texas Santa Fe Glee Club of Benaly Members. Vernor Harrine and Warr led the songs with a rendition of You ask what I love the best. The group sang verses praising Santa Fe and related routes through Colorado and Texas, entertaining listeners with regional pride and musical tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnol
Dente Be
Hewat
Cleburm Texaz
Santa Fe Glee Club
Benaly
Eae
Vernor Harrine
Dee Neines
Ammue
Cheyenne’s Present to Roosevelt Feature in City Celebration
Citizens of Cheyenne plan a May 2 event presenting President Roosevelt with a $400 riding gift. The celebration will showcase tough outfits, jazz bands, and a parade featuring local dignitaries and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Roosevelt
Edie
Tiridie
Auirt
Anure
Cheyenna
Untitled fragment on Caldwell event and personal ties
Fragmentary note mentions Caldwell and a personal link between brothers and a figure named Herter. Details are unclear but references a time, a sect or cult, and a decision by an unspecified party. The text is garbled, limiting precise interpretation of events or identities involved.
He Has Two Hearts Pouchwin Mystery
A garbled 19th century clipping reports a person with two hearts during a medical examination at apatersy street location. The article notes doctors and authorities, including a government figure, as it hints at unusual medical findings and ongoing investigation.
Tired Feeling Blamed on Blood Vitality in Spring
A cramped antiquated note claims fatigue and spring malaise signal blood deficiency and impurity, with warning to heed the sign. The fragment cites pimples and eruptions as indicators, describing the body's signals as allegorical warnings to readers.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cleansing Benefit
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removes impurities to cleanse the blood and improve health. It features testimonials from Mrs. C. of Kent, Ghent, Conn, stating better sleep and reduced fatigue after use, asserting the product’s strong union with the bloodstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mas. C
Kent
Ghent
Conn
President Uplifts Nation With Calm, Hopeful Tone
A narrative tribute describes the president as inspiring and uplifting, praising his humanity, work ethic, and the broad appeal of his message. It highlights his emphasis on fellowship, labor, and welfare, noting his optimistic spirit and sincere, simple speech that resonates across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismoet
Toptka
Message to circle globe in forty seconds
An official of the Postal Telegraph Company announced plans for a test message to circle the world in forty seconds using the new Bible to the insular United States. The message would travel from New York to the Pacific via two cables, linking Posts and Commercial Cable lines with Eastern Telegraph Company apparatus. The test aims to demonstrate rapid global communication and involve relay stations across major routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Postal Telegraph Company
United States
Cfurt
New Fork
Regia Welthin 40
Meriie
Ts Feat
Dott Hivorevelt
Tare Manic
Conmans
Eastern Telegraph Company
New Yor
Pacific
Vartoun
Obituaries and Funerals Notice Fragment
Fragmented obituary and funeral notices list multiple names with addresses and times. Gertrude L Palmer obituary and funeral, Jennie Fickel, Mrs Murs June Wiltsow, and infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Selaree Cowan are noted with scattered locations and service times around May and Sabbath afternoon. Interments listed at Fortes cemetery and services held from homes on Fifth and Tay streets with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude L. Palmer
Appendintia
Fitth
Tay
Jennie Fickel
Mags
Aled Yevieriay
Feet
Ubu
Henry Selaree Cowan
Mysterious disappearance of Mrs Wallace's daughter unfolds
A confusing report traces the search for Mrs Emma Wallace's daughter. investigators follow a lead linking her to a payroll, but distant mentions of a husband and a possible fate surface. The tale shifts to a calendar of travel disruptions and trains, including Seattle to Auburn, with timelines and passenger movements described amid uncertainty.
Brief Telegrars Pare May 2 14000 French Froopy on Vincennes
Telegraph items report 14000 French troops maneuvers on Lie Turade grounds at Vincennes and other scattered notes from May 2. Mentions deaths, financials, corporate purchases, and local notices with multiple names and places across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
Edward
Vincennes
Newton
Randylen Poater
al Bochur
Tadly
Local notes from Washburn and state events noted
Captain Genia Harris of Charlottes vile is mentioned amid a noisy conference and a basketball tilt at Washburn College. The State Journal extols support for presidents’ portraits and a charity event, with various local names and places referenced in a crowded, informal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genia Harris
Charlottesvile
Thames Jecereen
Harrie
Police School
Washburn College
de Bott
Hrotherbhood
Sdeamotte
Frtwinewes
Wil Brother Cnefneerd
Our City
Bees Hall
Sieth
Quincy Atreete
Sheri Luce Ott
Cay
Will Bea
John
Burster Asi
EK M_ Spivey
Mlevanth
Topeka
Hav
Tipeka
Iittia
Pitti
Clarener
Faustak Ata
Montefi
Topdka
J. M. Buttiety
Damien
Pocketbook losses and a procession crowd incident
A crowded event near a theatre corridor saw numerous pocketbooks stolen and a security sweep as police noted outside help and an advance guard for the procession. Names such as H. Pricad and F. Butler are mentioned among reported losses totaling around $25, with crowd conduct and crook warnings amid the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fs H. Pricadie
Pauioe
F. Butler
North Carolina
AL Keaner
Brownfield
Roine
Warren Crogiy
Autorium Eitrahee
Adventine Police Department
Scion
Topeka Preacher Visit Draws Many Church Groups
A Topeka page lists numerous church congregations and morning services inviting visitors for the preaching mission. It names multiple churches across Kansas and neighboring states with listed ministers and morning and evening sessions.
Ghand Jury Adjourns After Revolutionizing Thanks
The stand jury adjourns after adopting a revolution thanking Mr McKeever and others. It has prepared for the April term and disposed twenty five cases. A committee raised questions about various expressions and actions noted in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeever
Dalted Bistes
Grand jury honors local officials and praise conduct
The grand jury notes recognition for H. C. Snyder of Cedar Point as foreman and commends several members. It lauds the courtesy and efficiency of the courthouse staff and pays warm tribute to Ges. H. Luston for his patient conduct, praising the harmonious deliberations and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cita
Co Atiner
H.C. Snyder
Ceaar Paint
A. Cotton
Holgi
Ae Clirk
Eld
Mernever
Siatant
Legal
Viner
Curtis
Bedite
Wedding Halted by Priest Over Divorce Rule in Hartford
In Hartford Connecticut a wedding at Christ Episcopal church was halted when Rev. Sr. Janes J. Goodwin refused to perform the ceremony after learning the bride was a divorcee. The couple, A Lincoln Chase and Gladys A Geer, later wed at Dr. Gladwin’s home, unharmed by the religious objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Janes J. Goodwin
Christ Episcopal Church
A. Lincoln Chase
Gladys A. G. Geer
Goodwin
Episcopal Church
Miss Geer
Chine
Kelsey Land
Death Notice for Parker Vanorstrand in Kansas
Parker Vanorstrand of WWas Highly Esteemed in Bithisods Kan died recently from a stroke while working. Born July 22 in Pennsylvania, he moved to Shawnee County in 1873 and resided there until his death. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bithisods
Kan
Parker Vanorstrand
Vanfordstrand
Pennsylvania
Shawnee County
Mrs Peyton Hurt In Bus Incident On Western Avenue
Mrs Peyton suffered injuries when a conductor failed to notice her signaling from a moving westbound car on Western Avenue. She lost consciousness during the ride and was removed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Italian Americans Protest Harsh Conditions in Washington
A May report from the Winkes States notes Italian Americans speak out on hardships. The piece references aKanmeant ee Gold Mintrx and a first report from a senior official, highlighting complaints about economic strain and political reaction in Washington.
Alleged Cruel Hazards Face Migrant Workers in West Virginia
Narratives claim arriving in New York they faced deceitful acts by a contracting agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in West Virginia. Workers say they were exploited, injured, or forced to labor under dangerous conditions, with coercion used to compel returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lata
C. P Harmon
ChesepeaRe
Ohio Railroad
West Virginiy
Laap Ieee
Wipes Out Color Line Pugilist Britt to Agree to Match
In a May 3 airview note, Simmy fivier states Britt will move toward a title bid and a match with Gann Sin Franche. The report, in the State Journal, also notes stockholders of Toneka Way Company set meetings and deadlines, with notices to stockholders by May 14 and an adjourned meeting planned at the Toneka Railway office in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Por
Hertland
Esar
Beattie
Seattie
Auburn
AbNen
Wifarciye
Pugiliet Britt
Gann Sin Franche
Simmy Fivier
Tathia
Airview Ac
Lw Wells
State Journal
Fopaka
Tas
Teyeke Railway Company
Ewat Knighth
Topeka
Karisen
Amerclocke Dmr
Smupaay
Brave Sesame Street alumna Horner hosts studio session
Sopraan teacher Valom presents at Studio S32 Tyler with hours 10 am to 6 pm and 6 to 8 pm. Audience members gather to see Horner perform and participate in the event featuring a show titled They. The article notes the presence of a brave sesame themed act and mentions a specific venue and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Raeas
Rena Horner
Sopraan
Valom
Tyler
Lets Go To Hobart Tries A Replenishing Tonic
Ad copy promising appetite satisfaction and stomach cleansing with Hib Stomach Tonic. Claims quick relief, a money back guarantee, and a price of 50 cents per bottle. Emphasizes revival of energy and digestive comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesia
Edie Figne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas
Br. Thomas
Ace
Boston
Atria
Frederick Stock
Thomas Orchestra
Vicnea
Salojen
Bajonica Rada
Herman
Sulomin
FE Song
Banta
Caldwell
Mick Feni
Aineser
Beeind Regia
Patersys
Pirman
Pirman Hen Been More Or Lets Hiterertin
Paternn
Pecans Notre Dame
Ind
Ana
University
Pesterda
Leo
Carditale
Enid
Americ
Miss Crocker
Teat Muses
Bovers Gnurmsl
Ac Lemdon
Ithe
Brookins
Monses
Coluihee
Mina Crocker
Manhattan
Aer
Emma Wallace
Wallace
Barre
Busbert
Shirving
Pelss
Washinston
TSG
Wwe
Eltver
St. Paul
M. Davie
Pattie
Great Northern
Weat Superior
James Swann
Troan & Swan
Athints Atalfienst Bank
Buckliightumn
Atlanta
Pittanurg
Mayee Um
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittshurs
CML
Chiezga
May
Charles Harty
Eambtent
Iiee
Ee Eas
Evr Terk
Louis Tair
Sayy Kingston
Ja* Maten
Imateh
Petie
Benny
Hattie City
Coomtaster
Dean Ke
Ballly Damaret
Joeceeies
Ibenthin
Julia Faitia
Wondmern
Trarborn
Stich
Suny Pare
Ike
Daekien
Union Pace
ELGA
Fist Baptist
Elmore Harris
Dy Torents
MM Irnner
Cilonco
Toneka
Emporia
Tyenine
Kae
Cole Vite
Toninta
Evangelist Beecieetah
Ey Charlies Oar
Christian —Mornding
Ft. Cook
Chicixo
C. A
Albany
N.Y
French'horn
John Far
Texas
Tex
Coulter
Mikhart
Noreen
Senta
Methodist
Mornt
Wills Brothers
Evangeliet MB
Hanses Avenue
Reaty
Teeupair
Oakland
M. A
George FL Cae
Heston
Sucy
Erakenerie M. H—Moerning
Hurne
Hex
Clee Club
Marsachanotte
Parkdale
Morniing
Robert Tue
Leckpore N.Y
Mole Leverman
Norwich
G. Son
Eiestien
Cerman M
Eberhes Lawrence
Wesleyan M
Columbus
Third Presbyterian
Hector
Fort Dursimon
Bins
Venti
Teybert Garry
Lockport
Weetminster Presbyterian
Rhiteher
Presbyterian
Huchaster
Haddock
Hortland
J. Crusen
Pratt
Cunderland
Jacob Weidman
Pittsburg
Geonee
Lee Athaty
Ary
GHAND
James Porter
J J. E. Schmidt
Hosefield & Starr Dreisback & Beir
W. M. Green & Morns & Myers
Fred Buckner
A. Sheets
Jd. K. Withers
R. P. Stone
C. F. Adams
Schlichter & Holler
Fitzgerald & Lannon
Sam Hindman
J. A. Davis & Co
J. Weiss & Cotfer
Armour Packing Company
Parker Vanorsten
Richland
Peyton
Topeka Placer Company
Leor
Spee
Missouri & Kansas Tels Co
the Reive
West Tesith Treet
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!