Detail of a 1887 88 voyage and murder at Glover's Gap
The document recounts a man’s detailed December 1887 to January 1888 journey across upper Michigan and beyond, including visits to Glover's Gap, Wells's hotel, and routes via Wheeling and Bradford. It covers witnesses, alibis, and a murder case tied to Ottoman, with mentions of rail lines, miners, and trials in Wheeling, January 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover's
Joe Giens Wee
Thomas Kel Jey
Harry
Christie
Chrisie
Moimdovitly
Hon. B. DL
Pollowlne
Nievember
East Benn
Uwe
Att & Dale
Florey
Chilenus
Joliettte
Bradford
Telurand
Chieneo
Teviana
Seth Bend
Pimdlar
Ohio
Piedare
Connelieville
Jereane
Myersain
Tiaebiue
Tris Pires
Rene Oh
Werthier-in-lam
Coteisin
Diet Weiss Soldat
Nuetiwestern Minery Union
Boone
Pers
Chlenes
Callrone
Owen Ak Lite
Tera Mat
Priseme Abe
Newburg
Howe
Alfred Mead
Semmerrikie
Howard
Ginaswire
Bridgeport
Elanigglt
Friley
Platforns
Fairmont
Weil
Hegase
Watan
Vance
Hagane
Hogans
Batt
Glover's Cup
Chas
Wellss
Utel
Sipper
Jonnuery
Wells
Amd
Wheeling
Tha
Glover's Gap
Glovers
B&o
New York
Rome
Barnesville
Harry Ewes
Joba Sherts
Sherts
Che Tan
Mirrer
Ole
Tara
Kelley
Marquises Engagement Reported From Washington
July 27 engagement news from Washington announces Marquis Pierre de Chambrun and Margaret Nichols the daughter of a prominent Bellamy Sueror family. The Marquis, counselor at the French embassy, is noted as Lafayette’s grand nephew and a socially prominent figure. Dying of peritonitis in Oakland California, Donna Cootherth, a writer known to readers of magazines, fell ill with the illness and the physician states the case hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pierre de Chambrun
Mie
Margaret Nichols
Diangiver
Aint
Bellamy Sueror
Lafayette
Oakland
Cal
Ina Donna Cootherth
America
Cate City
Elias Hep
London Notes on Elections and Royal Court Life in 1895
London dispatch summarizes post election mood with mentions of Goodwood week crowds and royal movements. It notes Queen Victoria at Osborne after Windsor visits, Lord Howard and naval topics, and English election practices seen by Americans including Croker and Sealy. It covers Mary Anderson's biography status, theatre closures, and Robert Robertson's theatre plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Goodwood
Tandon
Tite
Aplunder
Goodweal
Lally Florence Gordon- Lenturs
Waler Fer
Helmond
Gerdom
Daée Gogilwell House
Osborne
Isle of
Winter Caml
Nember
Dibner
St George's Hall
Paris
Plymouth
Spain
Portsmouth
Windsor
Lord Howard
H@lighata, haying under him, such remained aiarbers as Deak
Heorline
Philip of Spats
Bennetay
Great Britain
Ireland
Trinitat
Hraxil
Justanes
Australia
Yapotine
Marquis of Salisbury
Merneshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Mica
Mary Reitheart
Willinhold
United States
Richard Croker
M O. Sealy
Lonteville
America
New York
England
Tammany Hall
Savoy
Mr. Astor
Jose
John Burns
Labor
Assoc Lad
Burns
Tate
Distro
Rts
Battersea
Timothy J. Campbell
Mary Anderson
Mra. Navarro
Henry EB. Abbey
Theatrica Affalra
Lyceum
Haymarket
Adelphia
Theopians
Union Square
Henry Irving
Bram Stoker
Manger
Forbes Robertson
Patrick Campbell
Charles Coghlan
Mercutio
Hawes Craven
Robertson
Sergeant Ballantine
Misa Ransoms
Banquet Triumph at Catwick Meet Spurs Critique of Restored Relics
Old furniture and relics are restored as Banquet wins the Mitchell Plate at Catwick summer meeting. Comment focuses on Banquet and the horse once owned by Mr. Michael F. Dwyer, with praise for its Pelish style of running. Also noted are arts and public figures visiting London for events and appointments in Canterbury and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banquet
Catwick
C. Archer
Michael F. Dwyer
Arthur Sullivan
Alhambra Ballet
Adelina Patti
Craig-y-Nos
Derenether Wales
Paris
Theodore Runyon
United Strats
Canterbury
Cannon Farrar
Westminster
Runyon
Lnte
Crichton Webb
Chauncey M. Depew
Savoy Hotel
Senator Gray
Delaware
London
United States
Thomas P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Crg
Bis Wan
Marky & Marquis
Fellon
ISP
Richard Droxer
Henley-on-Thames
William Henry Ballantine
Coventry
House of Commons
C. J. Murray
Balantine
Lord Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Ballantine
Calhoun
Drury Laine Theatre
Henry Somerset
Francis E. Willard
Associated Press
Miss Willard
Emma Hall
Detroit
Jonathan Bell
Blackheath
Bell
George Alexander
Torquay
Manchester
Enn
Henrry
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Gladstone
Odd Fellows
United Kingdom
Manitoba
International Railway Congress
Ieland
Henry S. Baines
American Railway
Ton
Plant
Galway
Cal Haines
Delalt
Dought
Daniel O'Don
Haines
Chicago
Common Council
Globe
William T. Stead
St. James Gazette
Seivell
New Jersey
France
Germany
Harry Miner
American Line
St. Louis
Europe
Miner
Mika Anna O'Neill
Antwerp
C. B. Head
San Francisco
Bra
Hearst
J. Henry Smith
Arthur Castle
Thusselfort
Rose Ranch
California
Thomas Carlyle
Jewayne Row
Chelsea
Carlyle
Miblic
Fresh Daily
McLain Dental and Surgical Depot
Marines
W. Va
J. S. Rose
Journal of Medicine
Min
Jhiewiccra
Esaowuf
Bles
Hew
Faulilen Depsin
Rhe
MTA
Be Assus
Ahl Lane
Eijale
Walt
Williams
Dames
Manshamer
Mansburger & Lot
Twinlth Suen Y Fewtimatun Furuiatiad
Sengorin Ly Yecbu
Rew & Hazlet
Civil Engineers
Jeciend
Visia le Weillie
Pisiaga
Sterling
Templar
Sumit T. A
Hoge É
ARIE
Sennietta
India
Asc Bgc
Stone & Thomas
MATL
Cleveland
Shore
Reid
Rockport
Thin Cay
Cuieaign
Bian Books
Pat Senecio
Linas
Joostgers
Jos
Graves
Soll
Twelfth Street
Wheeling Business
Ule
Fry
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