Sheridan to attend races in Chicago this summer
Lt Gen Sheridan will spend late June and most of July in Chicago as President of the Juskey Club, officiating daily from the judges’ stand. Treasury surpluses are expected to drop to about 36 million dollars by September. The Emperor of China plans a lavish wedding costing around 1 million pounds, with many Imperial changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Chicago
Juskey Club
Treasury Department
Treasury
China
New York Republicans Name Grant For Secretary of State
The New York Republican State ticket reportedly heads with Colonel Fred D. Grant for Secretary of State. Minor state officers to be chosen this year in New York and Pennsylvania, with elections on November 8. The Grand Army is criticized by Secretary Bayard as a professional office seeking soldier organization. The New York Police Board votes to retire all members aged sixty and over. States Iowa, Kentucky, Virginia will elect Legislatures choosing U.S. Senators. governors to be decided in Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Ohio, and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred D. Grant
Pennsylvania
Bayard
Grand Army
New York Board of Police
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ohio
Iowa
Town license tax debated by Commissioners in modern city council
The article reports on a town meeting where Commissioners consider a town license ordinance for merchants doctors hotelkeepers and others arguing the tax would raise revenue but burden many vocations and potentially drive business away. It urges careful study of finances and public input before action. It also notes harsher penalties aimed at liquor sales to Indians and cites Powderly addressing 15000 in Scranton urging education and selective immigration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
Scranton
Telegraph
Mexican Catholic leadership eyed for next Atlantic Cardinal
From City of Mexico reports a general belief that the next Cardinal named on this side of the Atlantic will be a Mexican Archbishop. Catholic claims 9,861,000 communicants and 3,820 churches in Mexico, with Arch bishop Labastida as head. Labastida once served as Napoleon II’s political and papal representative during the Mexican Empire, costing years in exile. A Post Office Commission is to study salaries of clerks, proposing a standard percentage of office expenses and uniform pay across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Democrat
Mexico
Atlantic
Republic
Labastida
Mexmillian
Labastide
Napoleon II
Genoa Plans Committee for Columbus Discovery Anniversary
A committee is being formed in Genoa Italy to organize the four hundredth anniversary celebration of Columbus discovery of America. All American states have been invited to send representatives to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
America
Columbus
Quote from Blaine on flag placement dominates brief note
A short quote attributed to James G Blaine stating We always have the American flag above us god not below us. appears in a historical clipping, reflecting patriotic rhetoric and the era's rhetoric surrounding national symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Government Pensions Rise to War-Time High
Washington July 1. Seventy four million dollars was paid in pensions to ex soldiers and sailors of the War of the Rebellion during the fiscal year ending yesterday. Claims allowed numbered 112,340 the highest since the war except 1866. Original claims 55,194 plus 32,107 increases and 7,241 restorations. Postage cost 80527.66 dollars. average monthly staff 1,530 with 1,472 clerks available year. Regional totals show eastern 12,237 western 17,984 southern 9,160 and middle 16,172 with added Mexican and 1812 era cases bringing total to 65,501.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington
Cleveland
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Muissouri
Maryland
District of Columbia
Missour
Old War and Navy Division
Convention of Rabbis to Meet in Pirrssunre
The Convention of Rabbis of the Jewish Church of America will convene July 2 to 8 with at least 250 delegates from every state. Eminent leaders from Orthodox and reform branches, including Rabbis Wise Chicago Harsh and Sale, are expected, to harmonize rites and services across congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Church of America
America
Eminem
Cincinnat
Harsh
Sale
Chicago
Adier
Board of Regenta May Name President of State University
Carson Tribune notes many think the Regenta board may appoint a competent gentleman to head the State University rather than importing an outsider from Ohio. The salary is $3,500 a year, a figure might suit a Nevada family man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Regenta
The
State University
Overau
Ohio
Nevada
Carson Tribune
Sherman in Ohio tour stirs voter expectations
The Tribuna of Canton reports Senator Sherman’s Ohio swing drawing strong interest. In East Liverpool, his tariff talk pleased some and disappointed others for omitting rebel flag issues while praising Southern growth. McKinley’s Ohio convention vision centers on national election boards to ensure full vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youk
Tribuna
Sherman
Ohio
Potters
East Liverpool
South
Major MccKinley
Mansfield
Presidential candidates in Minnesota race analysis
Minneaprous reports Senator Allison and Hen dergan discuss early political prospects. He says it is too early to prophesy, the Republicans can elect any nominee, Blaine is a strong man with a large following, Sherman is a prominent candidate, and the fight may be between Blaine and Sherman though uncertainty remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneaprous
Minn
Allison
Coustesaman Hendergan
Republicanos
Blaine
Sherman
Ward on drum in Washington amid flag controversy
The News Washington special reports daily interviews between the Secretary of War and the President with General Sheridan on army matters. Previously Sheridan was rarely summoned to executive councils. now he is regularly consulted, promising tighter control over actions affecting the army and reducing future blunders like the Confederate flag incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcano
News
Washington
Sheridan
Executive Council
Dram
Shuridan
Hartford
Proposed Improvements Ditch Near Redding Attracts Interest
Osh land merchant reports Senator Jones plans to build Clear Creek Ditch from above the Tower House terminus, a thirty mile project that would open land for orchards and homes near Redding. The scheme promises valuable quartz and placer mines, with over 300 families potentially settled within six to ten miles, boosting county population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Rebel Flag Hoisted At Oregon House
In Pormuano Oregon yesterday a Confederate flag was found flying at the home of sewing-machine agent George S. Jackson, with his wife Mrs Jackson claiming it belonged there and refusing its removal after a committee confirmed the flag’s Confederate origin and his threat to replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Gladstone and Blaine Rumors Stir Anglo American Talks
Boston July 4 dispatch notes rumors of Gladstone visiting America and Blaine's London trip aimed at persuading him to cross the Atlantic. Gladstone, in good health, may sail after Parliament adjourns amid grand reception plans. In London, Blaine faces lively dinners, debates on free trade versus protection, and strong public interest in his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
E. A. Perry
London
Boston Herald
Romors
Gladstone
America
Blaine
Statesman
Atlantic
Oporta
Love
New York Bay
Dlaine
Blaine An
Queen thanks for jubilee reception at London and Windsor
The Queen expresses deep gratitude for the warm reception after Jubilee events in London and Windsor. She notes fifty years of labor and sorrow shared with her husband, praising the public for orderly behavior and unwavering duty to the country. She asks God to bless the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
Westminster Abbey
London
Windsor
Woman Driven to Death in Penthouse Incident
July 3. Mrs Emma Regh, of bre places, died this morning from morphine overdose given by her own hand. Background traces to March when A P Clark, bookkeeper of Ellen Ellen, absconded with over 6 000 belonging to Ellen. Clark arrested in Victoria awaiting extradition. Mrs Regl, daughter of Ellen, was witness and prosecutor. Clark warned of disclosures about Ellen and family. Deceased became despondent after publication and suffered fits of melancholy, suspected self inflicted overdose during delirium from threatened revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troexes
Emma Regh
Bre Places
A. P Clark
Eile Ellen
Eilen
Victoria
Regl
Ellen
Clark
Maria Halpin Married to Albert Secord in New Rochelle
The Times New York special notes Mrs Maria Halpin, once linked to Cleve land in Buffalo during 1882 campaign, has married Albert Secord and resides in New Rochelle. Secord, about sixty years older, is described as a former acquaintance and uncle figure to her previous husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cute.co
The
Times
New York
Maria Halpin
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albert Secord
New Rochelle
Secord
Mrs. Secord
Desert Land and Water Rights Sparks Valley Debate
The Sierra Valley Leader blasts fraudulent land claims and monopolies as desert lands sit waterless. Locators such as A B Huntley and Abe Ede face refile demands while citizens urge open land for settlers and proper law enforcement to curb false sworn filings and land office abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Huntley
Abe Ede
Wm. Arms
Walter Ede
Hamp
Lanncn
Weig Wade
Tanally
Europe
Beneft
Pui- Rnib
le Gally
RBR
Hereford Cattle Purchase and Herd Details
Hereford cattle of choice quality were bought for ranches of Wm. Donphy and G. W. Grayson. On June 22, a consignment from Dasphs and two bulls for Mr Grayson arrived, with 20 registered Herefords including Pocubontus and Posey from the American Hereford record. Mr. Hinckley at Beowawa received two bulls, Cleveland and Leader, to cross on cows, while Mr. Dapphy’s herd in California is noted for fattening on grass. The article extols Hereford durability and range performance across multiple western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herford
Wm. Donphy
G. W. Grayson
Dasphs
Grayson
Beowuwa
Blossom
Posey
Linda
John Logan
Toe & de Any
Our.a
Hinckley
Beowawa
Cleveland
Hinckrey
Dapphy
California
T. E Miller
Beeche
Hisnois
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Anzona
Newspaper ads best way to reach public says Times
The Los Angeles Times argues that newspapers are the most effective advertising medium and that pamphlets with pompous descriptions fail to persuade readers. A Reno anecdote recalls a hotel steno graphed bedbug joke, highlighting local humor and climate chatter in the Carson Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Daily Journal
Los Angeles
Bacon Quotation On Negotiations And Patience
A historical quote reflects on negotiation difficulty, advising that one should not expect immediate sowing and reaping but rather cultivate and ripen business gradually through steady effort. The saying emphasizes patient, phased progress over quick gains.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
Advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup to ease teething pain andRelated ailments in children. Claims quick relief for crying and discomfort, notes soothing gums, regaining energy, and world-wide availability at 25 cents a bottle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devada State Fournal
C. Cc. Powning
Publisher
AD Proprietor
Ceeveeyeeneeses
BBC
Reno
Lamar
American Protective Puriff League
United States
Flrst
Crawford L. Himaze
University of Pennsylvania
James H. McBride
University of Michigan
P. McKenzie
University of Minnesota
Mundergon
Legal Tribune
Atay
Manderson
Hungary
England
Baltimore American
Bradley B. Smalley
West
Grand Army of the Republic
Virginia
Reevyvora
Pew
Government Pensions
Convention of Rabbis
Ofio
Major McKiniey
Minneapolis
Cleveland Sands
Tim
Gladstone and
Penth
Sierra Valley Leader
Theo Battle Mountain
Nevadan
Stoddard
Bayal Powny
Bonn Ons Ny
Royal Baking Powder CO
Novi-Din
Wall Rt
Grand Outfit
Adurega ‘Nur & Co
Augusta Maine
Boreas
Worthiers
Elctric
W. J. Hanne
Audi Pn
Groane Arineox & Co
Portland
Maine
Maguerio
Reidwiibe
Ben
H. Hallard & Co
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!