Irrepressible Conflicts Mentioned In Cane Cuba Canada And Molasses
The piece notes two conflicts ahead for America Cuba settlement and a Canada with 8428265 Englishmen and 1404974 Frenchmen. It cites new English coins serving as weights with a penny one third ounce and molasses stockpiles in Louisiana. An Iowa publisher bans prefix Dr before physicians to avoid medical advertising ethics concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cuba
Canada
London
Iowa
Trolley Cars Cut Philadelphia Taxable Property Value
The trolley cars in Philadelphia have reduced taxable property by 1,000,000 dollars in horses but the overall net valuation for the year has risen by 13,000,000 dollars. This illustrates the impact of improved mechanical appliances on property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Times foresees Dominion’s disruption over racial religious divides
The London Times hints at possible disruption of Canada due to deep racial and religious differences among provinces. It notes no reference to future federal arrangements after secession, and suggests England will not interfere or worry much about the resulting division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
Dominion of Canada
Canadian Provinces
Times
England
Largest Southern Coal Combine Formed Targets Five States
Within months manufacturers in the south will confront the rise of the biggest coal combine ever formed. It will embrace and control nearly all mine output in Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama with a total value around 50 million dollars, forming the organization’s capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Frexco Scientist Finds New Green Spectral Line
A Frexco scientist reports obtaining from cleveite and sulfuric acid the extreme red of the spectrum, leaving one permanent green line not yet seen in earthly substances. The line is believed to arise from a gas lighter than hydrogen. This suggests a near identity between earthly and extraterrestrial materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frexco
Earth
Sur Tas
Spain to Cuba troops and fleet expansion hinted
The Spanish Army Gazette reports Spain has already sent 52,000 soldiers to Cuba with 40,000 more to follow in the fall. It says the fleet will rise to forty vessels by October. Insurgents are more active than three months ago as Spanish troops push into defensive positions at various points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
Cuban
English Campaign Ethics Put Under Severe Scrutiny
The piece notes that English campaigns show more ruffianism in a single short contest than ten lengthy American campaigns. It argues English masses know little of political amenities or decencies, likening them to Australian black boys in ignorance of civics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
The New Woman in Utah Refuses to Kiss Husband
A Utah woman named Mrs. Lee, hailed as the new woman, has not kissed her husband for three months and insists there should be no love between the sexes. The article warns that such an stance could provoke a riot if widely adopted, while other theories of the new woman may be accepted with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee
Utah
Turney Deploys Massive Force in Macedonian Troubles
Turney has stationed fourteen infantry battalions, nine cavalry squadrons, and nine field batteries in Macedonian neighborhoods and can quadruple this force quickly. Over 800,000 Christian residents face desperate odds against a cruel enemy, mirroring Armenian persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turney
Macedonia
Insolvent Railroads Reorganized Across Nation
Records show in the year ending June forty six insolvent railroads with $343,000,000 invested capital passed through reorganization and were released from court control. Others face foreclosure and may adjust this year, benefiting the railroad system and broader business interests.
Engagement announced between Pauline Whitney and Almeric H Paget
News in brief reports Pauline Whitney daughter of ex Secretary Whitney engaging Almeric H Paget of St Paul Minnesota. Whitney is abroad on a watching cruise and Pauline is staying in New England. Also notes appointments, tax refunds, weather, crimes and other varied items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Whitney
Whitney
Almeric H. Paget
St. Paul
Minn
New England
Alexander McFarlan
University of Texas
Lehigh
Pa.) University
Carlisle
The
Treasury
Richardsi
Wyoming
Sutzer
Market Lane
Internal Revenue
Miller
Willis
Albert Hawkins
Post Office
Jones
Indianapolis
Toledo
Syracuse
N. Y
Navy Department
Commodore Macdonough
Perry
Jarvis
Charleston
Holmes linked murders amid Chicago crime wave
On August 2 in Chicago Arthur Manier sought a warrant for H H Holmes over the murder of his aunt Mrs Julia Connors between August and November 1892. Fire at the Young Men’s Christian Association in Washington DC caused 30000 in losses. Chicago policemen G A Holzer and Frederick Storms received prison terms for aiding a voter suppression conspiracy. A Lyenton water works fire caused over 100000 in losses. Holmes faced inquest verdicts in Toronto. A furnace found in Holmes’s Chicago cellar was alleged to be a crematory. A battery drill accident at Camp Douglas injured Gun Corporal Thomas, ending his arm and sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibtiaw Jaylor
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Isaac Yoakam
Franklin County
John Hicks
Big Stone Gap
Deering Harvester Works
Chicago
Ricksrecker
Short’s Grove
Canton
Arthur Manier
Justice Richardson
H. H. Holmes
Manier
Julia Connors
Holmes
Young Men's Christian Association
New York Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Washington City
G. A. Holzer
Frederick Storms
West Pullman
Lyonton (O
Toronto
Alice Pitezel
H. H.holmes
Wallace Street
Ruggles
Camp Douglas
Wis
Thomas
Ringleaders punished after Civic federation outrages
Judge Brentano sentenced ringleaders in Parkside election outrages. McNulta got one year in prison, Honey fined 2000, Heelan 1000, Malloy 2000, Burk 150, Corcoran 100. Other items include a Memphis rumor of a steamer sinking, a Chinese campaign soldiers’ drowned loss, and bank and rail news from New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation of Chicago
Parkside
Brentano
Simon McNulta
Dennis Honey
Wm. Heelan
Patrick Malloy
James Burk
Patrick Corcoran
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
China
Osaka
Japan
Associated Banks
New York City
Cable
The
Rock Island Railroad Co
West
London
Three States
Barnes Ridge
Man
Lord Dufferin
France
Rail line build planned from Terre Haute to Illinois state line
A proposed railway to connect Terre Haute Indiana with southern Illinois and Chester is drawing interest as Vandalia Pennsylvania System backing grows. President Schiefe says finances are arranged, contract let, and R H Cole will base at Mount Vernon to prepare the Illinois segment. Construction aims to be ready for operation before next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Illinois
Chester
Saylor Springs
Schiefe
Mount Vernon
Indiana State Line
R. H. Cole
Aged Missionary Rev J D Lee Dies in Oklahoma
The 91 year old missionary Rev J D Lee, formerly of Hilleboro, who served among the Indians for twenty five years, died recently at Hennessey Oklahoma.
Illinois extra session reports and votes in Springfield
Reports from Springfield detail light attendance in the Senate with no business, House scheduling arbitration bills, and multiple bills introduced or debated. Caucus actions define positions on governor’s calls, with a July 9 adjournment date debated and votes recorded on resolutions and revenue measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Senate
Jones
Cook
Representative White
Whiteside
Hollock
Miller
Yeus
Noys
Howse
Merriam
Boodligg
House of Representatives
House
Cochran
Murray
Herb
Bryan
White
Iroquois
Harvey B. Hurd
John S.miller
Dunlap Smith
Chicago
Council
Furether
Fitspatrick
Judiciry Committee
Judiciary Committee
Illinois
Kilcourse
Cook County
Yeas
Ye’ White
Fox
Ogth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
Louisiana
Paris
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Anunenkow
Annenkow
Frances Rose Gunning
Sir Henry Gunning, Bart
William Henry Spencer
Guerrita
Mexico
Atlanta
Patti
Morrow
Agricultural Department
New York
New York Harbor
North River
Evans
House of Commons
Storthing
Naval
H. FP. Nail Works Co
Cleveland
Havana
Martinez Campos
Valenzuela
Bayamo
Maceo, Masso
Quinland
Bandera
Goulet
R. G. Dun & Co
Aviditor
Gore Hes
Thirty-ninth
General Assembly
Erdiem
Alein Dore
Vaneeneese
Secretary of State
Emesas
As- Rgmidiv
John Howard Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Princeton
William Cullen
Cyrus
Austin
Arthur
Edward
Sarah
Louisa
Bryant
New Methodist Episcopal Church
B. W. Baker
Chaddock College
Quincy
J. A. Kumler
Horace Reed
Jacksonville
A. H. Reat
Jake Mowrey
Marshall
Henry 8. Cohn
Louisville
Committee On
Rockford
Lawler
Cass County
E. M. Adams
Ohio
Centennial Banking Association
Amelia Mueller
Adams County
Kossuth Mueller
Germany
W. W. Thornton
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Elias Sessel
Bunker Hill
Max. Sessel
Joseph
Henry Sessel
Fairfield
Frederick R., Bartlett
C. J. Fry
Freeport
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!