Two Riders in Guadalajara Frontier Tale Opens
In the Ja lisco region near Guadalajara two horsemen discuss mines in French as they pass a pink adobe town. The elder, Beausoleil, is a sharp money manipulator, while the dashing but vain companion is quickly knocked from his horse by a stone, ending up under the hospitable roof of Berrendo Cajaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perla del Occidente
Mexico
Guadalajara
Cerro del Col
Tequila
Jalisco
Tierra Caliente
Nuno de Guzzman
New Spain
Berrendo Cajaca
Henry Beausoleil
San Pedro
Beausoleil
Claude Catou
Louisiana
New Orleans
Caton
Claude
War, wealth and longing in Guadalajara tale continues
The narrative follows Claude and Ouelle in 19th century Mexico where Beausoleil the agent and Montezuma driven lovers shape a web of marriage, power, and ambition. Their story entwines Berrendo, Cristino, Liana, Inocencio, and Padre Antonio as plans for a shared future emerge. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catou
Ouelle
Cristino
Caton
Quelle
Guadalajara
Roosevelt Urges Preparations For a Strong Navy
President Roosevelt spoke in Chicago on strengthening the navy as a bolster to the Monroe doctrine. He warned against improvising ships and crews and praised long-term buildup, training, and production through past congresses and shipyards as essential to deter war and ensure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago
Navy Department
Manila
Santiago
Long Sea Service
Tillman Addresses Charleston College Graduates in Charleston
Senator Benjamin Tillman spoke to the Charleston Medical College graduates at the Academy of Music. He urged study and open battle in professions, praised medical training, noted South Carolina's medicinal plants, and advised wives' support. He recalled physicians who aided him in 1864 and urged moral conduct and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston College
Benjamin R. Tillman
Charleston Medical College
Academy of Music
Francis L. Parker
Tillman
News and Courier
Senator Tillman
Parker
Charleston
City Hall
Adam
Ogier
Geddings
Dickson
Hemphill
South Carolina
Medical College
South
Porcher
Ben Tillman
Mewen
Henry H. Steiner
Augusta
McKinley
Old City
Retired Burglar Recalls a Tool Test Mishap
In a New York Sun tale, a former thief recounts breaking a new jimmy on a ramshackle safe. He leans over a stair edge, the tool fractures, and he awakens on a factory bench with the owner and a doctor nearby. The incident prompts him to vow never to repeat the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
New York Sun
Not Appreciated Blackson Earns Credit in Hard Life
A reader argues that Blackson, who has worked hard and raised a family of sixteen, deserves recognition, but the stores of Summerville Mass note he cannot get it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjeaks
Blackson
Bjones
Summerville
Mass
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordillera
Ld Copymont
Ervin Waaridman
Hheerhese
Ouello
Berrendo
Senora
Jcal
Senor
Claude Caton
Death
Mississippi
Cristino Miguel
Miguel Hidalgo
Costilla
Parocco del Pueblo de Dolores
Caramba
Beausolell
Ouvelle
Probecito
Jin
Dios
Liana
Innocencio
Berrondo
Bur
St. Catherine
Inocencio
Pueblo
Inocenedo
Inocendio
Nocencio
Pancho Manuel
Pancho
Tepic
San Blas
Eworthy
Indiana
Inocencia
Plaza de Armas
Governor's Palace
Santuaria
Padre
Padre Antonio
Elisha Kindas
Elijahs
Jose
NAVY
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!