Monte & OD in a Richly Illustrated Popular Monthly
A seasonally timely issue features Metropolitan Life in Summer by L. J. Vance with lively New York sports and resorts. G Stanton Sickles presents Our Royal Spanish Visitors with a portrait of Infanta Valeria. Valerien Gnibayedoff covers The Sailors of the Czar with portraits and fleet scenes. Henry Tyrrell surveys The Paris Salon from Louis XIV to today. Mary Titecomb recounts Greenland and its mysteries with maps and portraits. T. Bonney notes Dalmatia and Albania as a rarely visited Europe region. Edward Porritt reports The News World of London with pictures of newspaper houses and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Vance
New York
G. Stanton Sickles
Infanta Valeria
Valerien Gnibayedoff
Grand Duke
Alexander
Kaz~nakoff
Dmitri Dongkoi
Paris
Bonney
Europe
News World of
London
Edward Porritt
Atlantic Monthly contents and notable essays
Contents list for Atlantic Monthly featuring pieces by Craddock, Tinthrop, Edith M. Thomas, A Mahan, Hapgood, Strachey, Higeginson, Hartwell Owberwood, Foulke, and others. Includes studies on Pet rarch, public libraries, museums, and recent books, with contributor notes and a club segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Egbert Craddock
George Parsons Tinthrop
Edith M. Thomas
Lord Exmouth
A. T. Mahan
Russia
Isabel I. Hapgood
Sir Edward Strachey
Mary Thacher Higeginson
Saint Castin
Mary Hartwell Oaherwood
Governor Morton
The
Sons of Liberty
William Dudley Foulke
Patrarch
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
Pet
J. Harriet Waters Preston
Louise Dodge
James W. Clarke
Edward 8
Morse
de Tocaneville
Hebe
Little Red
Paris
TWO TOWNS DESTROYED IN MESABA RANGE FIRE
News on the Mesaba range fire is revised as overestimation fades. Virginia suffers complete business district loss with about 40 houses standing and 40 burned, Merritt nearly wiped out with 16 buildings left, Biwabik and Mountain Iron largely spared. About 8,500 people rely on charity as relief work expands in Duluth. Police prepare for unrest in Virginia amid a $1.5 million total loss and $300,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesaba Range
Mountain Iron
Biwabik
Virginia
Merritt
Girith
Penge
Duluth
Bargain sale slashes prices on wide dress goods
Our offerings this week are immense. Last week’s weather filled shelves, so we slash prices to boost sales, often more than doubling purchasing power. All Wool Scotch Homespun 48c, Fifty-eight Tennis Flannel 8c, Figured Charlies 5c, All Wool Henriettas 50c, Silk Velvets 1 per yd, Chenille Covers 1.98, Lace Curtains and more. Capes and Jackets, 1,250 pieces, huge sale.
Norther n Wisconsin Forest Fires Ravage Rail Corridor
Fire sweeps eastern Minnesota and South Shore rail lines burning millions of pine in northern Wisconsin. Trains halted, Ashland dispatches say the blaze is widespread, with several saw mills endangered as crews struggle against shifting winds and dry conditions. Sanborn bridge and White River fire areas report heavy damage and fear for nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Minnesota
South Shore
Northern Pacific
Ashland
Tron River
Middle River
Sanborn
Boylston
Superior
Ewer
Rhodes Mills
Dedham
Holy Oak
Duluth
Atlantic
White ‘River
York’s Siding
Washburn
Mitchell to wait to sign world title fight
A NY lawyer Hummel reported Mitchell delayed signing until his return home after a cable stated the decision. The forfeit and $10,000 prize were proposed for a world championship bout with Peter Jackson, with Mitchell reportedly delaying to sign and issue a challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmatter
Handa
Hummel
New York
Mitchell
Ste
Heat Strain Hits Thousands at World's Fair Grounds
At Worty’s Fair Grounds on June 20 a scorching sun sent thousands to the emergency hospital. A score required ambulances, with many suffering cholera morbus and heat exhaustion while others found rest in shaded seats. California’s state building was dedicated with ceremonies as visitors sought relief from the heat. John Thornin, a laborer, fell 120 feet from a roof, his injuries deemed hopeless at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlh
California
State Commission
Worty’s Fair Grounds
John Thornin
Penny
Cassell Publishing company insolvent and scandal arises
Publishing company insolvent in New York with liquidation underway. Judge Lawrence hears motion for a receiver as Oscar M Dunham, president, is accused of defalcation and alleged to have absconded. Chattanooga Bank assigns assets to vice president G Jarnagin, with assets about 470000 and liabilities about 235000. Bank of New Hanover fails to open in Wilmington with assets around 1250000 and liabilities near 600000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cassell Publishing Company
Lawrence
Oscar M.dunham
Chattanooga Bank
Chattanooga
The
City Savings Bank
G. Jarnagin
Brass goods firm Eston Cole Burnham suspends operations
New York June 20 The Eston Cole & Burnham company manufacturers of brass goods have suspended operations. The brief item notes industrial pause affecting the firm and its workers as market conditions are cited. The article provides no further details on duration or causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eston, Cole & Burnham Company
Payment Resumed at Capitol National Bank
Indianapolis June 20 after five weeks suspension the Capitol National bank has resumed payment. Brooklyn June 20 Starving His Wife to Death Stratton owner of a brick dwelling 24 Gates avenue near Cambridge place is charged with attempting to starve his wife. He owns property worth between 200000 and 400000 but refused to hire a nurse or servant. Neighbors report his wife failed to survive. Asbury Paris New Jersey June 20 the son of Bart Waener has confessed to a murder plot involving a boy employee in Monmouth county. Wood fled and was not heard of but Wood’s actions led to the discovery of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Chicago
Charley Mitchell
Jim Corbett
Haymarket Theater
Mitchell
Consy Island
England
Indianapolis
Capitol National Bank
Brooklyn
Ehipha- Tet Stratton
Stratton
Gates Avenue
Cambridge Place
Asbury
Paris
N.J
Ana
Bart Waener
Little Son
Af Érnedr Howell
George Wod
Yie
Aler
Monmouth
Otis
Reverend Embezzler Arrested in Denver Case
Denver June 20 Reverend Dr Sparkman a Methodist preacher was arrested on a warrant for larceny as bailee of $7000 belonging to the New York Life Insurance Company and Norman Insurance Company of which he was Denver agent. Peary plans to test using burros to cross Greenland as pack animals and later to feed them to dogs. Detroit news reports Elks event with Mayor Bier and Rev Newry G Perry delivering a salutory address. Sioux City riders Middleton Gillespie and Stevens arrive. horses in good condition. humane officers satisfied with race. Yankton College funding update noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sparkman
New York : Life: Insurance Company
Norman. “Insurance Comeneacy
Robert E. Peary
C. B. Rhodes
Thig Citf
Ordr
Greenland
Peary
Elka
Détroit
Detroit
Juro
United
Aiton
Hyater & the
Scronney
Addres
Elks
Bier Groun
de Stand
Newry
G. Perry
Cowboys
Sioux’ City
Sioux Crux
Tower
Middleton
Gillespie
Stevens
Coroner’s Jury Blames Ford’s Theatre Disaster Makers
A coroner’s jury ruled Frederick K. Loftus died in the Ford’s Theatre disaster of June 9 1893. It holds contractor George W Dant and in charge Frederick C Ainsworth and superintendent William G Covert and engineer Francis Sasse responsible for the killing. The verdict also censures War Department oversight for lack of skilled supervision during repairs. Colonel Ainsworth and Dant sought bail. Dant is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinnaton
Ford's Theatre
Frederick K. Loffus
Ford's
George W. Dant
Frederick C. Ainsworth
William G. Covert
Francis Sasse
George W.dant
Loftus
United States
War Department
Ford
Patterson
Ainsworth
Dant
Covert
Sasse
Indian Agents and Revenue Collectors Appointed
The president announced appointments including James W. Murphy as internal revenue collector for Wisconsin First district and August Ross as customs collector for Milwaukee. Indian agents named across several agencies in Oregon North Dakota Washington South Dakota Oklahoma Idaho and Arizona. Otto Peemiller named U S marshal for South Dakota to investigate the Geary Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Murphy
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue
First District
August Ross
Milwaukee
Wis
John J. T. Bretano
Oregon
Grande Rende
Ralph Hall
North Dakota
Devils. Lake
W. Levin Powell
Neah Bay Agency
Lewis T. Erwin
Yakima Agency
William Treon
South Dakota
Crow Creek
Lower Brule
William L. Hargrove
Indiana
Western Shoshone Agency
Nevada
James P. Woolsey
Arkansas
Ponca, Pawnee, Oteo and
Oakland
Oklahoma Territory
Jose Robinson
Missouri
Nez Perces
Idaho
J. Roe Young
Kentucky
Pamima
Arizona
Thomas H. Savage
Green Bay Agency
Otto Peemiller
United States
District of South Dakota
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Nmonte & OD
Frank Leslie
Atlantic Monthly
Menite & Co2u
Nome
Mele
AND
McNie& Co
Columbia Clothing CO
Mesaba
Charlies
worth _ Se
H. J. Grabow’s
Collty - Sho -E Store
East Third St
Tip Orford
E. Third St
Elmer’s
Art. Siore
Center Street
Wiemington
N.C
Bank’ of
New Hanover
Yankton’ College
Yanxroy
Yankton Ane
Hai
Rios Wel
San Francisco
City of Pekin
China
Chen She Lum
Montana
Helena
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Ishpeming
Mich
Kescanaba
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Justice Blatchford
Boston
the Herald
Newport
R. I
Samuel Blatchford
United States Supreme Court
Greenough Place
Hansbrough
Grand Forks
N. D
the Plaindealer
Congress
Monttreal
Bourgeois
Order of the Congregation
Villa Maria
Mme. Bourgéois
J ‘Ackson
Jiames Morrison
William
Nderson
Hasse
Sizery-Eve
Minn
John Kolbe
Anoxa
Allie Coulter
Eden ‘Creek
Jiragepl Hemmerich
Hood
G. A.B
Utica, Ill
H. D. Perkins & Son
Teed
Henry J.stelter
West Becond Street
Et. W
ODD Fellows
Lafayette Stree - Winona, Minn
Mike
Becaus
Mike Georgen
N. Meyer’s
West Third St
Main and
Johnson
City Bakery
East Sanborn Street
E. B. Witte
J. M. Baker
Barker Furniture CO
GUN Store
Walnut St
Willlan Bonerberg
Walnut Street
EH. A. Hengie &Cocs
XT Sweies
Ohn
Pellowski
Wayne Street
Anderson
Asp
Winona
Third Street
Lion
Harry Svensgaard Bicycle CO
Bergus Falls
R. D. Cone CO
Winona, Minn
Second Street
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