Diaz Chooses Ramon Corral to Succeed Him in Mexico
A long dispatch from Mexico City details Porfirio Diaz's plan for a seamless succession. Ramon Corral, a young, wealthy editor and minister of the interior, is named to follow Diaz, with amendments to create a vice presidency and a six year term. Diaz widens his grip, watching Corral while Limantour Mena and Mariscal maneuver in cabinet roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Morrow
Sunday Post
Mexico City
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Ramon Corral
Young
Aifty
Tich
Sonora
Arizona
Diaz
Republic
Dore
Corral
Europe
Gubert Tie
Tax
Judge—Ding
America
Duiz
Leis XIV
France
Congress
Liberal Party
Gen Diaz
Huston Dilag
Dina Adiltee
Diag Cvn
Almisters
Bus
Pablo Macedo
Alons
Francisco Bulnes
Ttu
Carlos Robles
umeWwat
Uke
Vilgar Ambilionas
Jethul
Dlacard
Carlon Rablaw
Mathbriand
Bernardo Reyes
Nuevo Leon
Reyes
Monterey
Texas
Coahuila
Oaxaca
Maxmilian
Liberal
Ding
Sebastian Lerda
Lerda
New York
Lerdo
Mage
Heyes
Agnerlowna
Banin
Dias
Francisco Baines
Joselves Limantour
Francisco Z. Mena
Limantour
Dine
Hwa
der Matias Romero
United States
Alexander Hamilton
John Sherman
Diazo
Mena
Atrang
War Department
Diag
Berlin
Minate
Burope
Mexicg City
Chapultepec
Hve
Mens
Department of the Interior
Ygnacio Mariscal
Washington
Bryant
Longfellow
Mariscal
James B. Morrow
Grand Rapids Water Deal Scandal Exposes Officials
A sweeping Grand Rapids corruption case reveals public officials aldermen newspaper men and state legislators alleged to have taken payments from 200 to 1800 for aiding a water deal. Central figure Lent K Salsbury former city attorney faced embezzlement and conspiracy charges tied to a 100000 promotion fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lent K. Salsbury
Attarnos
Alty
Common Council
E. C. Barton
Omaha
Chicago
Barton
Salsbury
Halsbury
Grand Jury
H. A. Taylor
New York
Salebury
Stillgan V. McLeod
Mcleod
Thomas F. McGarry
McGarry
Solesbury
Taylor
Ty Galebury Io
Tragedy of the Heron and Plume Trade Exposed
A detailed pen portrait by Prof T Gilbert Pearson condemns plume hunting of white herons. It describes nests, shot birds, orphan chicks, and a hunter camp, urging readers to spare bird mothers and reject plumed adornments. The piece contrasts cruelty with motherhood and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa
Audubon Floctetiog
T. Gilbert Pearson
North Car
Iile Audubon Society
Astounding art find reveals rare works in mortgage saga
A Washington warehouse discovery uncovers a life work of Col. William Penn Clark, mortgaged to Gen. Benjamin Butler for a $10,000 loan. The case links a Civil War era friendship to a faded dream of Iowa art glory, with key canvases now valued and restored for potential sale to cover the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Clark
B. F. Butler
Washington Storehouse
Army of the North
Congress
United States
Nailona la
Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Musmachu- Rottox
Jaw
van Col. Willan
Penn Claris
Washington
Mark Earnerthia
Lear Iow
Ely
Hen Butlay
Buller
Gen. Butler
Ninth Street
Clark
Leveler
Col. Clark
Iowa
Des Moines
Nece
Testator
Uoon
Mr. White
Cotton & White
Smith Thompson
Thin City
Old
Messrs. White and Thompson
Kirby
Col
Cartar
Ark
William Peng Clark
Lark
Repuiblican Party
Convention
Tawa
Portrait treasure unearthed in Clark estate gallery
A dust rich hidden painting by Van Dyck emerged in Col Clark’s house after expert Carter unearthed it behind a door. The find sparked praise for the Dutch school and featured famed works by Vandergolde, Teniers, Rubens, and Rembrandt tied to Clark’s long collecting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandice
Rubens
Col. Clark
Col Clark
Attiat
Flanders
Dielov
Walla
Colark
Trix
Tut
Carter
Thome
Wee Geveraut
Vet
Col. Claris
William Vandergolde
London
Jules Noel
Teniers
Augsburg
Philip Rugendas
Adam Tplz~heimer
Kirby and
Gerard Douw
Rembrandt
Vanden Eeckhout
Clark
Princess of Orange
Duchess of
Marlboro
Prince Eugene
Godfrey Kneller
William
George
Godfrey
Peter Lely
Charles I
Wheatley
Genoa
Francisco Guardi
Pauditz
Col. Clarke
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Shows on the Pike Highlight Local Talent
A St Louis resident notes impressive shows along the Pike. Neighbors discuss recent performances, with visitors visiting some venues and returning home late. The piece captures local buzz about weekend entertainment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culeage Daily News
St. Louis
Rene
Rusband
Aume
Rey
John Adams Causes Noise on Nation's Birthday in Washington
The article argues John Adams provoked noisy celebrations of Independence Day, notes Washington differs from elsewhere, and recalls early Boston commemorations. It describes modern fireworks in a store window with Roman candles, pinwheels, and danger concerns, while urging child safety and responsible adult supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Boston
Gen
Lafayette
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
The
Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jose I. Limantour
Finance
Minister of the
F. Z. Mena
Genetary of War
K. Salsbury
Detroit
Lant
Plume
Huntera. 1
William Duteher
Mittes of
Buco
Nerva
Whele
Star and Times
Post
Congressional Library
Byron Sundeland
Cin Cedon
Su Mary
Aichive
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!