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1. [Newspaper] New York Times, NYC, NY Co., NY June 8, 1873 [1]
The New York Times New York, New York Co., New York Sunday, June 8, 1873 ---- NATIONAL NEWS. Boston, Mass. June 7- About 3 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the boiler room of the Hyde Park Woolen Mill, destroying the larger portion of the building. The loss is $500,000, on which there is an insurance of $408,000 in 74 companies. The mills were owned by a joint stock company - Messrs. LELAND, ALLEN & BATES acting as agents in Trenton. John TARBOX, Hyde Park, was seriously burned and his back badly
2. [Newspaper] Monroe Co., N. Y. June 26, 1893 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. Democrat & Chronicle June 26, 1893 WAYNE The funeral of Mrs. Michael FOLEY was held at the Catholic church in Ontario last Friday morning. Deceased was 38 years of age and leaves nine children. Edwin POUND, a prominent citizen of Ontario, died last Friday. A widow and one son, Edwin, survive him. The funeral service will be held this afternoon. The funeral services of Mrs. Caroline S. CARPENTER, of Delhi, N. Y., a former resident of Macedon, were held at the residence of Z. A
3. [Newspaper] Xenia Daily Gazette - 1912 - F.S. DELANEY [1]
XENIA DAILY GAZETTE FRIDAY - JANUARY 26, 1912 XENIA, OHIO GREENE COUNTY RESOLUTION FOR PROF.F.S. DELANEY The faculty and students of Wilberforce University, having learned of the death of Prof. F.S. DELANEY, son of the late Major Martin R. DELANEY, takes this opportunity to express their grief at his early demise and to add this testimony to the excellence of his character and to the value of his services. His youth and early manhood were spent in this vicnity. As a student he was extremel
4. [Newspaper] Peu's Occurences; Dublin, Ireland; Aug 1756 [1]
Peu's Occurrences Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland 4 Aug 1756 Dublin Accident: Hackball, King of the Beggars, was overturned in his Machine, by a Coal Car driving against him on Ormond Quay, by which his Lordship very narrowly escaped being killed. 000525
5. [Newspaper] Emmetsburg Democrat; Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA; 13 Mar 1912 [1]
Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa 13 Mar 1912 SKOW-ASHMORE Mr. James N. SKOW , the second oldest son of Mrs. and Mrs. N. SKOW of Graettinger, and Miss Mirtie B. ASHMORE of Lake Park, were united in marriage at the M.E. parsonage at that place Monday., March 11, Rev. GERKINS officiating. The young couple are at present visiting the groom's parents at Graettinger. They will make their future home on a farm near Lake Park. The bride is said to be one of the estimable young ladies of Lake Park an
6. [Newspaper] Emmetsburg Democrat; Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA; 26 June 1912 [1]
Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa 26 June 1912 Mrs. Fred ENGLER of Mitchell, South Dakota, recently visited friends in this city. She went to Whittemore Tuesday evening to spend some time with relatives. Rev. John McNAMARA of Key West has been appointed Catholic pastor at Iowa Falls and Eldora as successor to Father CONVERY who has been transferred to Charles City. Miss Lulu WILCOX left for Denver Tuesday of last week where she will visit her sister, Miss Alice WILCOX. From there she will g
7. [Newspaper] Emmetsburg Democrat; Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA; 13 Apr 1910 [1]
Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa 13 Apr 1910 We understand that Bro. JOHNSON of the Free Press is a candidate for postmaster of Ruthven. He was a supporter of Mr. WOODS two years ago. Market Reports- Hogs $9.25, oats 32 1/2, corn 38 to 42, spring chickens 11, old hens 11, old roosters 6, turkeys 10, ducks 10, geese 7, butter 30, eggs 19, potatoes 50. The interstate commerce commission has fixed the price of a Pullman sleeping car berth at $2 for riding twelve hours. The charge is $1.50 for
8. [Newspaper] Clare Journal; Ennis co. Clare, Ireland; 12 Aug 1867 [1]
Clare Journal Ennis, co. Clare, Ireland 12 Aug 1867 On the 8th inst., at the Presbyterian Church, Kilrush, by the Rev.John Harper A.M. Free Church, Bothwell, brother-in-law of the bride, assisted by the Rev.Thomas Warren, Ennis, Richard Watson Joynt Esq., Ballina, to Charlotte Barker, youngest daughter of the Rev.William Sorsby, Presbyterian minister of Kilrush. 000525 Cathy Joynt Labath Joynt/Joint Family Chronicles http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmlabath/joynt.htm
9. [Newspaper] Davenport Democrat; Scott, IA; 26 June 1890 [1]
Davenport Democrat Davenport, Scott, Iowa 26 June 1890 BURGLARS They Enter Mr. SEARS' House and Take Considerable Property Burglars entered the residnece of T.L. SEARS, 1213 Second avenue, some time during last night and made quite a capture of his personal effects. Mr. SEARS says that he knew nothing of the matter till he came to look for his trousers about half-past 5 o'clock this morning. They were not to be found. Then he looked for his watch, which he had left in the pocket of his tennis shirt. It to
10. [Newspaper] Red Bluff Daily News [1]
Red Bluff Daily News Red Bluff, Tehama County, California November 21, 1900 Alex ANDERSON and Jonas JANSEN expect to start today for a visit to their old homes in Sweden, which are within 50 miles of each other. They will be gone for four or five months. In order to feel not so very, very far from Red Bluff Alex has ordered the News to be sent him while away. Submitted by, Inez Moyle
11. [Newspaper] Linn Co. Budget; Brookfield, Linn Co., Mo.; Nov. 25, 1913 [1]
Linn County Budget Brookfield, Linn Co., Missouri Tuesday, November 25, 1913. M.A. COOLEY sustained a severe scalp wound Monday by being struck with the wheel of a surrey. He had been driving the team but stopped in front of JENKINS' plumbing establishmentto set a suitcase inside the shop door. As he came out the horses, which had been left untied, had begun to walk away and immediately broke into a trot. Mr. COOLEY ran after them and attempted to get into the vehicle but fell and the upper left side o
12. [Newspaper] Tacoma, Washington Territory, Feb. 16, 1886 [1]
Daily Evening News Tacoma, Washington Territory February 16, 1886 SHIPPING NEWS Vessels Now in Port, their Cargo and their Destination. Bark Hesper, loading with 800,000 feet of lumber, for Melbourne, Australia. Her cargo will be completed early next week. Ship Shirley also takes 800,000 feet of lumber to San Diego, Cal. Bark Samoset has her cargo of 450,000 feet nearly completed, and will sail the latter part of the present week for San Diego, Cal. Ship Dashing Wave is also nearly loaded, and will tak
13. [Newspaper] Emmetsburg Democrat; Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa; 7 Aug 1912 [1]
Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa 7 Aug 1912 The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs. MIDDLETON, Sr. this afternoon. Mrs. and Mrs. DAVIDSON of New Virginia, Iowa, have been visiting for several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.C. DAVIDSON of Emmetsburg. Some people claim that prairie chickens are numerous this year. There is usually a fair crop of them when there is an abundance of small grain. Father CARROLL came over from Ayrshire by aut
14. [Newspaper] Peu's Occurrences; Dublin, Ireland; 14 Jan 1758 [1]
Peu's Occurrences Dublin, co. Dublin, Ireland 14 Jan 1758 Belfast, Jan 6. We hear from CONNOR in this County, that on the 13th of last Month died at Glenwhorry, near that Place, Catherine GILES, aged 122 Years; she was between 15 and 16 Years old on the Dark Monday, 1651, & was working in her Father's Land when the Darkness came on. She was always employed in hard Labour, and lived on the most simple Diet, such as Potatoes, Greens, and Buttermilk, & never drank Tea or strong Liquor; and continued healthy a
15. [Newspaper] Red Bluff Daily News [1]
Red Bluff Daily News Red Bluff, Tehama County, California November 15, 1900 Will BROWNELL found his three horses that were cut loose from his burning barn on Monday night, about a mile and a half from his home Tuesday evening. A boy had been out hunting them all that day but did not find them. He thought they had strayed farther away and did not think to look for them so near the house. Submitted by Inez Moyle
16. [Newspaper] Obits, Monroe County, NY Part 1 of 2 [1]
I am not related to any of the families in this message. >From the Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser Rochester, Monroe County, New York MARCH 28, 1900 - page 2 OFFICIAL INQUIRY. Death of A.N. DUNHAM at Canandaigua Under Consideration. CANANDAIGUA, March 28. - This evening at the trustees' rooms at town house will be held an inquiry into the death of A.N. Dunham, who fell from a car on the Northern Central railroad in this place on Monday night and instantly killed, his head being cut from his body. Du
17. [Newspaper] Roscommon Journal, Roscommon, Ireland; 31 May 1845 [1]
Roscommon Journal Roscommon, co. Roscommon, Ireland 31 May 1845 Irish Gratitude. In consequence of some act of kindness and justice rendered by Mr. Edward JONES, of this town to the poor, upwards of two hundred men from the neighbourhood of Fairymount, marched in here on Monday last, and, in a few hours, tilled upwards of three acres of potatoes for him. Mr. JONES, sumptuously regaled them with a substantial meal of bacon and greens, and a glass of good Porter. The above gentleman is a Protestant, but of v
18. [Newspaper] Clare Journal; co. Clare, Ireland; Jan 1869 [1]
Clare Journal Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland 28 Jan 1869 Birth :- At Cappa House, Limerick, the wife of Edward Joint Esq., of a son. 000525 Cathy Joynt Labath
19. [Newspaper] Volksblatt; Postville, Allamakee Co. IA; 6-30-1899 [1]
The Volksblatt Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa June 30, 1899. Jos. BEUCHER, Louis HEINS and William HACKER, in company with a land agent, left Saturday for South Dakota to buy land. On Wednesday John THILL sold his home to Jim RANKON of Myron for $750. A severe hail storm last Wednesday caused considerable damage at Ossian. The Catholic church suffered damage to the amount of $600. The cash register in DOUGLASS & OEHRING's drug store was being touched frequently of late and on Tuesday Mr. OEHRING caught a lo
20. [Newspaper] Davenport Daily Gazette; Davenport, Scott, Iowa; 4 Apr 1867 [1]
Davenport Daily Gazette Davenport, Scott, Iowa 4 Apr 1867 To the Irishmen and Fenians of Iowa: COUNTYRMEN AND BROTHERS:-According to orders received from Headquarters Captain W.A. Grace, Centeral Organizer for Minnesota, has started on a tour to organize the F.B. of Iowa. he comes to our State to advance the cause of Fenianism, and while he will do all in his power to strengthen and increase the civil department, he will devote his time and energies more particularly to the military. He will remain in eac
21. [Newspaper] Postville Review; Postville, Allamakee Co. IA; 4-23-1909 [1]
Postville Review Postville, Allamakee Co., Iowa April 23,1909. OBIT. Catherine Barbara MERKEL was born in Grosswelr, Baden, Germany, November 29, 1835, and passed away from her earthly home in Postville, Iowa, April 19, 1909, at the age of 73 years, four months, and 20 days; death following a few days illness. Miss MERKEL left the old home in Germany in company with her parents and the family, and after a stormy and sad journey landed in New Orleans in December 1854. But the sad journey was not ended and e
22. [Newspaper] Monroe Co., N. Y. July 1843 part 2 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. Rochester Daily Advertiser July, 1843 July 22, 1843 MARRIED In St. James Church, Batavia, on the 28th ult., by the Rev. James A. BOLLES, Mr. John V. D. VERPLANK, to Miss Sarah E. CARY. ********** DIED At Eagle Harbor, on the 27th ult., Mrs. Amanda GRISWOLD, aged 41 years. *********** LATEST NEWS FIRE b
23. [Newspaper] Faulkner's Dublin Journal, Dublin, Ireland, Jan 1765 [1]
Faulkner's Dublin Journal Dublin, co. Dublin, Ireland Sat., 19 Jan 1765 - Tues., 22 Jan 1765 Marriages. Last Week, at Waterford, John MURPHY, to Miss Peggy TOBIN. Mr. Thomas JONES, of Nevil's Court in the County of Wexford, to Miss JONES, of Ballywater, in said County. Mr. John FLIN, Currier, of Dolphin's-Barn, to the Widow WARREN, of said Place. At Roscommon, John THEWLES, Esq. to Miss IRWIN, Daughter of James IRWIN, late of Roxborough, in the County of Roscommon, Esq. with #1,000 Fortune. Birth. A f
24. [Newspaper] The Tomahawk, Lincoln Co, WI Aug., 1895 [1]
The Tomahawk Tomahawk, Lincoln Co., Wisconsin Saturday, August 17, 1895 LOCAL NEWS The infant daughter of C.H. McCORMICK died Thursday. R.J. DAWSON attended the dance at Merrill Thursday night. Mrs. Geo. PIPER left Thursday for a visit with friends at Milwaukee. It is estimated that 30,000 Indians are engaged in agricultural pursuits. John LANDRY attended the meeting of the County Board at Merrill Monday. Mrs. C.H. GROVE departed Thursday for a visit with her parents at Holstein, Iowa. A.H. WOODWORT
25. [Newspaper] Monroe Co., N. Y. Mar. 1898 part 2 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. Democrat & Chronicle March 8, 1898 UNOCCUPIED HOUSE BURNED The dwelling house of C. R. HASSELL, about one-half mile south of the village of Springwater, burned early yesterday morning before daylight. The house was unoccupied at the time but contained a quantity of furniture. The cause of the fire is unknown at present, but is supposed to be incendiary. There was no insurance. ********** Mrs. John B. KAVANAUGH, an old and respected resident of Livonia, died at her home yeste
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