Closing of the Fifty-Ninth Congress Ends War-Era Sessions
Warrington June 30 The closing of the Fifty-ninth Congress wraps with major actions. Major measures include stricter customs and internal revenue changes, a new federal reorganization for the consular service, and a repeal of the internal revenue tax on alcohol. It also funds the federal canal project with nearly a billion dollars for the year, and authorizes army and naval appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Oart
Aulah
Togarda
Allena
Rover
Fockeleral Canal
Tyrian Menutaetore
Ualens
Ehall
Cara
Consilar
Congress of Oighty
Weiatlon
Rentfeulve
Kovernment de Furtroent
Congress
Mila
Sinlo
Haneon Loneh
Niagara Falls
Erquesta
Ihac
Privace Pension
Nid
Kansas City Saloons Close Amid Liquor Crackdown
June reports from Kansas City describe saloons shuttered and liquor blocks reduced as enforcement actions sweep Armourdale Argentine and Keandale districts. Elks and Eagles halls faced closures while a Minnesota Brésing company managing safety efforts shifted operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanada City
Frery
Kanane City
Kansas
Twley
Esis Honnen
Elks End Eagles
Lignan van Roth
Araircome
Alidfaes
Ileairas Tao
Thaz Jolnis
Lhiihurhn
Armourdale
Argentine
Keandale
Mincart Brésing
Tanabeie Ateevtyar
Atlarres Finneeal Trigkolt Slebyil
Jolly House Session With Whistling and Song
The House enjoyed a lively gathering with whistling by Mr Fulkerma of Missouri and musical numbers by several members including Tawser of Minnesota and Campbell of Maine. Speakers, restlessness over debate, and references to naval displays marked the closing days as members sang, argued, and teased in a representative mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanhlngton
Jin
Wen
Congress
Walsor
Tawser
Minnesota
Campbell
Ranene
Wend
North Carolina
Olmblesd
Pennsylvania
Fulkeranu
Miscouri
Simgelr
Tuga
Howa
Kentucky
Maryland
Speaker
Ayeryova Wan Bocuse
Williaie
Susstealop
Clark
Micrawsl
Watson
Henry
Tuzas
Wann-Imons
John Wesley Gaines
Tenmosace
Charles
Indlang
Mtr
Mosara
Maynard Rmi Jones
Virginia
Taye
Aneed
Yetterlay
UN Ling
Othir
Maynard
Joare
Removal of Station On The Playfield Loop
Fragmentary report notes removal of a station associated with a loop game. It mentions the City of Cras or dunge Mark's coat and the Southwestern Elevated Railway company, with unclear dates and names. The text is garbled and contains multiple transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campantra
Stay of Execution Delays Barrington Hanging Date
In Jefferson City Missouri on June 70 the Supreme Court heard a writ of certiorari and issued a stay delaying Barrington’s scheduled execution. Barrington was slated for July 2014. today’s court action postpones the death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
F. Seymour
Lord
Barrington Ip
United State
Supreme Court
Suctica
Loday
Barrington
Windswept voyage marks a Caribbean departure for Miss Whyte
New York reports Mike Allo Whyte of Windear Ontario sails today for the West Indies aboard the Trinidad from New York. Details mention a marriage to Heil Downy, an old company superintendent at Port of Sealh, and a rule requiring a woman to reside in the city weeks before a certain event. The steamer approaches Port of Spain as the voyage progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Allo Whyte
Windear
Ont
Trinidad
Marduaravalin
Heil Downy
Port of Sealh
Cevanfcnle
Cowan
Tuak
Ong
Mies Whyte
Port of Spain
Akipyer
President Roosevelts push to sign last congress bills
President Roosevelt entered the capitol this morning to sign hundreds of bills before Congress adjourns. A large group including the cabinet members and Secretary Metcalf attended. Among the measures signed were civil and agricultural appropriation bills and public buildings and pure food bills. Most bills presented were of local character. Lunch with the cabinet followed recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waahlatsa
Roosevelt
Capitol
Billa
Tor Warren
Larh Lo
Whn Kim
Morgan art collection figures in New York dispute
In a June 19 report from New York Mitherferd Bruyverant, a Metropolitan Museum of Art director, denies rumors of a Rudalpt Korn tie in funding. The collection reportedly valued at 5.000.600 is cited as profits by museum officials. Notable figures named include Dierpont Morgan and William Tatfan amid mentions of other collectors and exhibitions in the South Kensington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitherferd Bruyverant
Thia City
Europe
Suyvesant
Mr. Stuyvesant
Melashen
Clerical Error Reported in Warhingsen Case
A clerical error prompted a formal alert in the Warhingsen matter. Officials from the agency and the Fair filed notices, with references to key figures and a pending hearing at Washington. The document mentions an inquiry led by interim authorities and lists Foster Reed as a named participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhingsen
Elie
Amet AG Cheney
Wasarg Y Des Wonera
Epee Healy
Compromise Reached Amid Turbulent Panama Talks
In Panama on June 29 a compromise was reached after a tense dispute between factions led by Gavernng Magnon and others. The agreement, brokered near the Sanvetadonals, aims to stabilize the region and pave the way for a smoother transition of power. Kansas Democrats report a large rally backing Beal in the Topeka campaign effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Fromisa
Jack Paris
Benqual ex-United States senator Willan A. Slnrris keynote in New York
June 10 report outlines economic conditions affecting the stock market and banking. Analysts note rising interest rates near six percent, overextended speculation, and heavy capital needs in real estate amplifying money demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Ator Willan A. Slnrris
Feta
É Tagg
Moka
New York
Dlacrapancy
Aving Lavel
Pei
Uae
Omnibus Public Building Bill Passes Senate Conferees Reach Accord
Washington June 39 Senator Scott reported a complete agreement on the Omnibus Public Building bill. The conference yielded to a 3,000,000 Washington building for State Juelles commerce and labor while approving numerous city allocations across the nation. The bill aims to further national capital development and secure ground for a prominent federal complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amendaents
Moscow
Idaho
Denver
Hoves
Redalar Boots
Gessad
tech—Orden
Logen
Prary
Westington
Horado
Colorado
Borrage
Dimver
Boulder
Trinidad
Lewiston
Knonac
Wichite
Cola
Manhattan
Newton
Plueburg
sloatana—Dutte
Great Falls
Missoula
Tewall
Honolulu
Ghiabomi
Okhoa Ol
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Waahington
Scott
Senate
Lendigton
Milk Wagon Drivers Union Emerges in Chicago
Stephen Sumner, a milk wagon drivers union organizer in Chicago, claims to have recruited about one hundred drivers. The union, formed after negotiations with employers, includes a clause tying sobriety to continued employment and threatens expulsion for drunkenness or dishonesty. Sumner’s routine starts early, as he patrols and confronts violations, using the pledge system to discipline members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. Sum
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Ta Mualinesco Society
Bork
Sumner Gete
Otcock
Awigong
Ex Senator Not To Ask For A Pardon Declares Resolve To Fight
Topeka June 2 1902 United States former Senator Burden Burton denies any plea for clemency in the case before the Supreme Court. Attorney Wagener says Burton will not seek a pardon nor withdraw his appeal, while urging supporters to respect his wishes and await the court’s decision. The statement condemns sensational reports and calls for proper legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Jung
Valile P. Wagener
United States
Fonawr J
Wacion
Topexm
Lelia
Benster Burton
United Stalia Wi
Breme
Pabe
Washilvgion Dlepaten
Na Panda
Uurten
Sena
Ollticlann
Kantas
Agretth
Eaya
Burion
Supraia
Anguet
Cage
Burson
Tarneya
Asserling
Warren
World traveling couple set record for distant journeys
Since 1901 Mr and Mrs Ghidde have journeyed across multiple continents covering vast miles. Their planned route aims to exceed prior world travel records, visiting numerous nations while being hosted by rulers from the King of the Fifle to a Maharajah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Ghidde
Countrieg
Italy
Mr. Glidden
Gilden
Thn
Inca text message hints at a midair incident
Fragmented OCR reports a violent event near Inca with mentions of Mitchell, Nesterday, and a coroner arrival at Klic iy. It notes Bweeney and Miebotl involvement with allegations of self defense and legal action, referencing Spokane and a tense scene at a public setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neangnyille
Flake
Michal Anny
Inca
Diel Asin
Mitchell Nesterday
Ore Grande
Alby Mitebalp
Killen
Anit
Iponey
Eif
Kliciy
Bweeney
Miebotl
Spokane Sellllan
Jared Paral
Trip Too Much for Wita at Willow Grove Park
Fragmentary report recounts a chaotic trip for Wita Philadelphia and an incident at Willow Grove Park. Mentions a physician, an unmarried man named Vindfie Turkich army details, and a mutiny with Marshal Pall Pasha ordering fort openings. unclear names and places populate the damaged lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Shotley
Misuriel
Hicks County
Acenlo Raihway
Willow Grove Park
Bholliy
Bern
Mir
Ian
Fomor
Pall Pasha
Surgeons Save Life of Man After Assault in New York
Werner Koch, 32, was brought to Washington Heights Hospital unconscious on June 20 after a blow to the head. Surgeons removed a skull clot covering brain tissue, Koch revived within minutes, and he then led detectives to Amsterdam Avenue and 157th Street, where the alleged attack occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Losnital
Werner Koch
Koch
Jin
Sean
Rock
Amsterdam Avenue
Thn
Ins Fele Wey
Reonw B
Man Beats Odds After Neck Injury, Returns to Work
A New York man survived a broken neck and spinal injuries endured 46 years ago. He recovered fully and resumed his business activities, despite extensive fractures and long hospital stays. Doctors noted the bizarre case, with uncertainty about the exact timeline and fate, yet the patient regained function and lived into the later 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred
Kioe
Knox
Panlyze
Kane
Sobi
Keasonisi
Arden
Ae Pettert
Czar Urged To Use Iron Hand In Polish Crisis
A Russian news summary reports mounting pressure on the czar to dissolve parliament and resolve the government stalemate. Hardliners urge immediate action while ministers warn a forcible dissolution could be fatal. peasants show nerves as unrest spreads from Orel to border regions. A sergeant in the frontier area is killed, and a death sentence from the League of Salvation draws threats amid political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orel
Sviktupatk-Miraky
Mintujec
Aoniken
Atliadin
Parlimeol
Cerucau
Marathon Race In Chicago Attacked By Heavy Interference
The article describes a chaotic Marathon event in Chicago with reports of disruption along the route. It notes many finishers and officials suggesting injuries and difficulties, including interference and unfavorable weather affecting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catriot
Thors
Eelaet
America’s Fate Hovers Over French Seafaring Vessel
New York June 2 reports anxiety over the safety of the French steamer America which sailed from Marseilles on June 5 bound for coal and fares. Capt Behe commands the America which is believed to be en route near the Atlantic with 2620 tons and 1888 tons? registered. Sailors describe alarm aboard and a rumor of engine trouble as the vessel’s fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Marables
Donthern
Michnels
Behe
Blverneal
Chicago Amateur Track Meet Report Notes Participants
A fragmentary Chicago Amateur Athletic event report lists athletes and outcomes. It mentions Willen and McAnall Field, with unclear placements and scores, reflecting a terse, partial score summary from the track meet.
Thousands of Victims in Cold City Park Tragedy
An early summer blast left the city park filled with sleepers as hypothermia and exposure claimed multiple lives. Police report nearly 20,000 outdoors overnight with temperatures sinking, while a strong breeze and drifting frost alarm residents. Several persons died in homes or on street corners as the city reels from the deadly cold spell. Multiple demonstrations and unrest accompany the disaster, with authorities urging shelter and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yar
Mavhalag
Imiand
Sorla
Ferien Schewsia Fouspesanner
Whit Rogies
Thunderstorm in Chicago Fells Twenty Degrees in One Hour
A severe thunderstorm swept Chicago yesterday afternoon driving temperatures down by about twenty degrees in an hour. Wind reached fierce speeds and forward the storm drove rain in sheets. Five people died and many were injured as reports stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Philadelphia Officials Record Record-High Heat
An incomplete Philadelphia area report notes officials registering extreme temperatures this morning. The record states a thermometric reading near three thousand degrees, with a marginal six degree discrepancy from yesterday’s late measurements.
Prosecutor Drops Charges in Lexington Youth Case
A deputy district attorney dismissed charges against Milward, a young man from Lexington, Kentucky, after a misstatement in the complaint led to an erroneous arrest. The incident stemmed from a clerical error during preliminary proceedings. Milward was discharged from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Joban
Milward
Qian
Lexington
Charaing Mor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fifty-Ninth Congress
Uy This
Nolvn
Federal
Kansas City
GOD Voices
Mr. Fulkerma
Mistoud
Galleaguee
Whiatling
Bu ‘Prema
Morgan's Art Collections
Democrats
Beal
Kan
Ogden
Ommibus Public Building & 18
Or. Palnte
Michie Sweney
Others
Bockane Millionaire, Kita A Many
Trip
Wita
Beenle Patiway
Kibh
Gofemyxin
War
Accibent Agreunied
Czar
Peror
Fiasco Siileler Kokovaol
Ohleheglovitor
Bles
Jlia
Tha
Joa
Andeh
Veshunlay
Toll
Heremper
Deleexics
Gatlenco
Chicago Amateur Athletic
Citeser
Gunn
Pelief
Paliadelphia
Guzermant
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!