Spain Faces Dilemma Over Cuba War Policy
Queen Regent questions Spain’s stance toward the United States and the prolongation of war to hold Cuba. She weighs risks of extended rule, economic impact, and public opinion, amid pressure from autonomous factions and rival parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yunus
Fera
Why
Bayonne
Spain
United States
Cuba
Idan Ptt
Synor Segasta
Conilla
America
No title found
A fragmentary political letter outlines clashes between Democratic and newspaper editors amid charges of bias and disruption within the city campaign. It mentions McLeax Enquirer figures and calls for more decisive party guidance, while criticizing coverage and editorials.
John Bradford Injured in City Pulpit Incident
A local painter named John Bradford, known in the city, lost part of his right hand after an accident during a railway ride with a work party. He returned home on the EE and L line with a severely injured hand. doctors expect possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroburg
John Bradford
Bradford
EE & L
Jobb Fu Gibbon
Pension Office Firings Reported For State Officials
From the pension office records Joe Houly and Gebrgs Schaffer Bown were fired by pension agent Leiphty. Joseph L Reiley gilt clerk of the United States pension office at Touloes apolisadd George W. Schaffer clerk appointed from Fort Wayne during the arm of Ab V. B. Spender were suspended Friday by Penileg Agent Keighty under instructions firing the department of Washington. The charge cites misconduct and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Houly
Gebrgs
Schaffer Bown
Leiphty
Joseph L Reiley
United States
Schaffer
Pontlessia
Forest fires threaten Huntington timber area
Monstrous wildfires raged near Huntington Ind on October 2 with tinder dry timber and wind spreading flames rapidly. Farmers worked to prevent spread by breaking ground and creating firebreaks as water from nearest sources ran low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Bilidi
Municipal flood notes and damaged family reports
Fragmentary OCR notes describe families talking about damage and funds, mentioning amounts like 1000 dollars and high water. Context hints at water levels near a railroad and the need for funds to repair or account for losses.
Banks Complain of Scarcity of Gold in Circulation
The article reports banks lamenting a shortage of gold and a shift toward greenbacks and clearing house notes as a convenient payment form. It notes balances and deposits, with $5,000 balance cited, and predicts other banks may follow suit by reducing gold payments and accepting bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.cibera
Jona Park
Beth Guid
Remembered Him Twenty Years of Service at B and O
A retirement tribute honored Henry Osborne long a car shop employee at the B and O. W J Porter delivered a thoughtful speech and Osborne accepted with emotion. A handsome chain and elegant dish were presented as tokens of esteem amid a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
B&o
Henry Osborne
Osborne
Injuries From Boiler Blast Point to Serious Outlook
A man was badly injured by a boiler error causing a plug to blow and strike his forehead. He remains under constant watch at Flora, with doctors cautious that his condition could worsen and threaten sight in his left eye. Relatives and friends stay nearby as the incident continues to be monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Flora
W. Breman
Extra Session Talk Circles Washington in October Drag
Gossip in political circles that McKinley may urge Congress to reconvene for an extra session by November to settle currency Cuban Hawaii and tariff issues. Speakers Reed and Keon align with a quick agenda while monetary reform and the gold standard battle loom for Republican renomination prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Congress
House
Reed S
India
Xime
Monetary Commission
Sotigold Standard
Keon
Mutbe
Runaway accident and village visit recollections in Vincennes region
A tale from Hill News recounts a runaway injuring Mrs Albert and Mrs Arank Walker filing suit. John Wallace and wife visit Alsfordsville relatives. Miss Nurs Allison and Keséoe Ricks plan attendance at Vincepnes. Various residents, including Arkus Morgan and Colonel Monger, at Washington events with Mrs Laura Cox and Ianthe in Monroe City. A Vincennes fair note and a reported wedding anniversary with a large dinner concludes the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Alsfordsville
Arkus Morgan
Colonel Monger
Washigton
Laura Cox G
Ianthe
Monroe City
Tom Stogleton
Charles Bertha Brrber
Carrie
Vincennes Fair
Albert Es
Stuckey
Glendale
Fiorrail
Frank Walker
Wall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reyala
Ely Pure
Weylek
Evel Ulspatéb
Ezerved
Willier
Cubs
Bonafides
Carl Brayfigld
Ibis
Idiana
Correti
Willian Killion
Record Breugurs
Wigon Mencantiie Company
Ily
Bfiires
Witchans
McLeax
His Enquirer
Adger
Adam
Democrat
Cavasang
Andy Reister
Pophet
Ake
Dpal
Democra
Ihington
Neal Dow
Diegy
Portland
Gederall
Rand
Pixley Neal
William
Williams
Marie
Ry Ville
Tiere
Fife Ruta
John-Bradford
THE
Pension Office
OREST
Digkrota
Everal
Gmoployes
Mrg
Ogborna
Henry Vo Civena
Iso
Boston
Baltimore Goth
Hoduits Eildowhere
Dipatchett
Seymour
Sabi Baker
Antile
Moston
Baltmore
Spa
Bos
Bay G
Altimore
Louisville
Huttatavibe
Wrooklyn
Pitthhuro
Phttaburg
Louie
Seorsganermmene
Viena
J. T Baltisone
Washington
Bhitimore
Penendereer
Ierip
Republian
Reed
Albert Pile
Arank Walker
Sue
Pisesant Hill
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!