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Illustration of the Custom-House of London and the Thames
Posted inCulture & Society Maritime & Naval History

The Port of London

The pent-up commerce of the Port of London appears to have burst forth with exceeding vigour on the coming into operation of the New Tariff, a measure, the uncertainty of…
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Screen capture from a Keystone Cops film showing them in a truck labeled "police patrol"
Posted inDaily News Railroads True Crime

Notorious Bandit Ketcham Escapes

LOS ANGELES, June 30—Edwin Ketcham, notorious bandit, escaped from a train that was taking him to Folsom penitentiary today, according to a telegram from G. C. Bladel, deputy sheriff in charge of the prisoner, to the sheriff’s office here.

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Sketch of Circassians, showing three men and one woman in their traditional dress.
Posted inColonization & Indigenous Relations Culture & Society

A Portrait Of The Circassians

We present to our readers another of our characteristic sketches of the people of distant lands. In the bold grouping of the armed mounted militia of the Texas, which embellished…
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Burning and explosion of the Caleb Cushing, but Harrison Brown
Posted inMaritime & Naval History US Civil War

June 30, 1863 – Battle In Portland Harbor

No bolder or more impudent act has been committed by the Rebels since the commencement of the war than that of the seizure of the revenue cutter Caleb Cushing, at…
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