London City Notes on Queen's Drawing Room Gala
London gossip outlines the Queen's Drawing Room events and the new ballot system causing heartburn among prominent figures. Americans abroad figure prominently as guests at royal ceremonies, with emphasis on the foundation stone for the Victoria and Albert Museum and the royal visit to Kensington Palace amid preparations and abroad observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Asaiciated
Tlondon
Tietessen Priminthy
Morlinghem Pool
Lordun
I Albert and Victoria Museum
Kenaietott
Lord Chamberlain
Jimevh H. Choate
United States
Alfred Parish
New York
Ora Sette
Chicago
Windsor
Kensington Palace
Tulle
Ante
Pam
Western Coal Strike Paralyses Several Mines Across Kansas and Missouri
Reports indicate miners in western Missouri and southeastern Kansas prepared a coordinated strike led by National President Mitchell. Yale camp voted 18 to 180 against a broader strike, while camps elsewhere readied to pull out at noon. District 4 chief Wright expects a power strike to prevail with national board support, impacting several mines and related companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
District 4
Mitchell
J. P. Reese
National Executive Board
Br. Wright
Western Coal and Mining Company
Kaneas and Teas
Content Com and Coke Company
Southwestern Improvement Company
Tragic Death in Oakland Farm Scene
William Wilhite died after falling from a wagon in front of a real estate building in Oakland. Onlookers rushed to him as he collapsed, and he appeared to die from heart distress. Coroner Westernfeld impaneled a jury to view the remains. Wilhite, a North Topeka resident, was single and about 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilhite
Prison for Rozelle Court of Appeals Refuses to Consider Case
Edwin Roueils of Lawrence formerly secretary of Fraternal Aid Association was convicted in federal court for fraudulent acts connected with the association. He was sentenced to 18 months in a federal prison by Judge Foster and must serve the term as the Court of Appeals at St Louis refused to consider his appeal and remanded for execution of sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Edwin Roueils
Lawrence
Rand
Fraternal Aid Association
Federal Court of
Weine
Foster
United States Court of Appeals
St Louis
Presidential Party Visits Natural Bridge on Excursion
The presidential party travels by special train at 5 18 am to Natural Bridge Virginia. The group plans about six hours there before returning to Washington for dinner. The entourage includes Aunt McKinies Secretary and Mrs Gage Assistant Secretary Cartel Dr and Mrs Rixey and several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt McKinies
Gage
Cartel You
Rixey
Natural Bridge
Reading Exeter Disaster Returns Toll of 28 Dead
A Reading Pa battle of trains near Exeter, six miles south of Reading, left at least 28 dead and many injured as an excursion train rear ended another. Names of the dead include Frank D. Miller, George W. Schall, and Capt. George H. Coulston. numerous Norristown and Pottstown residents among the injured. The crash involved a Cannon Ball express and a special excursion train, with a Pullman and several coaches derailed, and witnesses recount a terrifying scene of crushed cars and frantic rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Philadelphia & Heading
Exeter
Nutt
Pottsville
Lilled
Frank D. Shaner
Norristown
George W. Schall
S Tostuik
Twenty-steord Street
Philadelphia
Annie Mgraw
Ashland
Aes Y. Hunchburger
Gullis
Frank Sowers
George H. Andels
Samuel Battey
Hiram Shelly
Thomas Lee
Bridgeport
Cramm
Holles
WM. M. Keen
Georgh H. Coulston
J. Laverty
Harrisbars
Lucien J. Cusler
Pottstown
George W. Helmes
Johnson
Edward Smith
Charies i
Nathan
Willow Street
A. d. Anhenteider
George Holes
Harry Stauffer
Nin
Readime
Stow
Exette
Harrisburg
Secant
UF & cUrve
General E Rard Grubb
New Jersey
United States
Greece
Hales Penrose
Senator Penrose
L Fnter
Jast Hight
Harry Orrell
WL. Byeret
Orrell
Fils
Associated Press
Supreme Court ruling may re tax costs from court of appeals
The Supreme Court issued a ruling affecting appeals as a matter of right in Santa Fe v Campbell, allowing transcripts to be taxed as costs. The decision could trigger widespread re taxation of thousands of dollars in cases pending in the Court of Appeals and impact plaintiffs who could not advance funds for transcripts. The ruling also covers general procedures for certifying records and may enable more defendants to appeal as of right by addressing transcript costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
The
Santa Fe
Campbell
Wlutttenehdt
Sami Y Fe
Court of Appeals
Littlefield
Richt
Inspectors refuse to declare for Burton in senate race
A list of inspectors from several towns is cited as not being required to state their preference for J R Burton for United States senator. Governor Stanley and political circles advised Spencer to avoid mixing the question with his department. State administration denies backing Burton. Capt E M Misner named assistant superintendent of the Topeka reform school after J H Gimstead declined due to his wife’s job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thompson
el Dorado
J. D. Wilkins
Horton
E. C. Seward
Winfeld
Jen Randolph
Pittsburg
C. E. Rose
Vans
Sterling
Alten
Barckn
Beam
Herington
Merrill Allison
Iola
W. Hi. Luis
Starvora
John T. Fearing
Mankato
Munger
Belleville
E. Countryman
Phillipsburg
Munroe Peters
Osage City
J. H. Reece
Troy
J. Burton
United States
Stanley
Spencer
J. R. Burton
Burton
Senate
Capt
E. M. Misner
Reform School
State Ward of Charities
EM. Misner
Dodge City
J. HE. Gimstead
Anthony
Tnetituion
Misner
Menninger Seeks Paris Exposition Commissioner Post
Dr Menninger of this city is a candidate for one of the 12 national commissioners to represent the United States at the Paris exposition. He has secured many endorsements to be presented to President McKinley. Also notes Minneapolis lawyer J T Tomlinson named warden of the penitentiary with official appointment made at the executive office. he assumes July 1 and HL RB Landis wards’ restoration also takes effect then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Metminger
United States
Menninger
McKinley
Minneapolis
Stanley
J. T. Torkinson
Vaccination Orders From Health Secretary Gill
Dr H Gill, secretary of the state board of health, plans vaccination of school children at Emporia amid smallpox activity. He pauses work to counter moves by the governor and the new state board, aiming to retain his secretary position while sending out the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
H. Gill
State Board of Health
Emporia
Dinor
Letter from Malolos recounts early mobile action and duties
From Abilene via a letter dated Malolos April 5 Lieut. Col. Little describes a six day march through rice fields and jungle to Malolos Guiginto facing daily fighting. The regiment suffers its greatest loss in minutes of combat and Little assumes command as others are incapacitated. He notes heat, salt water rivers, and a vivid city scene before detailing duties near Calumpit and the state of health among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oxford
Cambelige
America
Veace Commission
Peace Commission
Amériisen Spoynsenta
Alfred & Bath
United States
St. Pouit
Associated Press
Lonien
Philppines
Col
Bath
Tan
Thomas Lipton
Moody
Dwight L Moody
Glasgow
Jaimes McNeil Whistler
Mr. Whistler
Abilene
Little
Malolos
Patue
Malines
Wheaton
Kansans
Kansas
Funston
MetexIr
Caloucan
Whitman
Metenit
Arhilé
Calumpit
Rhough
Aguinaldo's New Move in Belligerency Push
Aguinaldo plans a new gambit to force belligerency recognition by foreign powers. He seeks surrender talks with a general while demanding foreigners leave insurgent territory within an hour, hoping European and American governments will acknowledge his government to aid negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aguinaldo
Camimer
Aguinalde Po
Lawton
New York
Mayot
Herald
San Lidtorsie
Balinng
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Sue Canal
United States
Mecca
Torie
San Persuando
MacArthur
San Fernands
Bacardy Bar
Curt Hunte
Rio Grande
Bullacka
Pilipinas
Alti Keyes
Meutenart
Greverin del Pilar
Mamita
Sewajl
Grengawanes
Eae Reyou
Ming
Chen Otis
Aldo
Pagees
Tom Minvinn
Dewey Plans a Slow Return Trip After Pacific Cruise
Mania. May 12. Admiral Dewey will not hurry the voyage home. The Olympia will sail leisurely from Manila after a fortnight in Hong Kong to refresh the crew and repaint the ship to white. The fleet will receive full instructions for managing operations under the new war footing while the admiral arranges his travels and credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Jeuve
United States
Olympia
Home
Toppiake
Mediterranean
Manlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Victoria and Albert Museum
Buckingham Pale
Prince of Wales
Mastic
Alfred Austin
Alexander MacKenzie
Royal Academy of Music
Mis Grance
Canterbury
Beimate
Si Medan
Tork
Ais Romsch
Realty
Tod
Sloan Avene
Newmerket
Tia Sloan
Judement
Sioan Oost
Newmarket
Rowley
Stan
Sloan
Wednesway
Joseph Chamberlain
Naul Sucrestul Hogeur
Finshngham University
Aldrew Carnesie
Carnesius
Dal
Chamberlain
Carnegie
Mr Chamberlain
Mtr Chamberlain
Seth Lew
Columbia University
Hague
Carreeten
Birmingham University
Rozelle
Washington
James Kimball
Hartranft
Henry Schnively
Jenkinton
T. E. Groom
Marysville
Pollision Kent
Everett
Jrief
Charity Hospital
Stig
Volunteer Fire Department
Montgomery National Bank
Reading Railroad
Birdsboro
Feft
Sprcon Ht
Lee
Harriaburt
DR. Menninger
Tomlinson
Nly
M. B. Kahrs
Crosby Bros
Porkins
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!