Man Kills One, Wounds Many in Leavenworth Shooting
Michael Kelly, an unstable man living in Leavenworth, shot six people at the Robert Garrett Lumber Co. office, killing one and fatally or seriously wounding several others before officers killed him. Garrett died later. Dr McGee and others injured. The incident followed a history of mental illness and prior threats during the 1896 campaign.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Michael Kelly
Robert Garrett Lumber Co
Kelly
Garrett
Topeka
Fort Leavenworth
Oukce
McGee
Dodge
McDonald
Falthager
Donald
Matee
Cadillac Arrives for Detroit Opening Gala
Detroit July 23 report on the Cadillac arrival celebration with opening salute from the U S steamer Fessenden, Cadillacs Chair of Justice unveiling, speeches by Maybury Angell and others, and Cad Cadillac events including the lighting, Indian reception, and a parade schedule for the day. Also notes a later illness of Judge Sanford M Green in Bay City.
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Detroit
Mich
U. S
Fessenden
Michigan
Campus
Martias
Cadillac Chair of Justice
City Hall
Light Guard Armory
Schremser
Tand
Matbury
George Elliott
Maybury
Racleot
Mary Catherine Crowley
Oen
Peter White
Richard R. Eliott
Clarence M. Burton
Thomas W. Palmer
Silas W. Farmer
James B. Angell
University
Samuel T Slade
M. de Margerie
John 8. Foley
Woodward and
Jefferson Avenues
Cadillac
Marshal Fowle
Grand Circus Park
Mme. Cadillac
Russell House
St. Joachim’s Hall
Bay City
Sanford M. Green
State Supreme Court
Green
Michigan Briefs From Grim Run of Accidents
A string of Michigan incidents includes Oliver Cheney’s brutal bruising after a carriage runaway near Lake Odessa, Charles Forbes burned rescuing horses when his barn burned from lightning at Coleman, and a G R and 7 depot at Manton suffering 3500 dollars in losses. A tramp stabbed C W Matthews during a demand for edging, while Antrim iron furnace worker Alex Vincent died from burns and John Strahl suffered severe injuries. Farmington’s Albert Utley dies after a hay unloading fall. Hartford’s Charles Coon injured after oats incident. Gilbert W Philipps killed by Pere Marquette train wheels in Chicago at age 45, leaving five children. G A R guns mounted after years in public square. Camden farmer Irving Brownell loses fingers when caught in a hay sling pulley. Allegan sees Albert Emmons killed by lightning in Carlton Town barn, while Robert Kaylor escapes injury. Emmons, Civil War veteran, leaves widow and five children.
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Oliver Cheney
Lake Odessa
Chas. Forbes
Coleman
Forbes
Manton
C. W. Matthews
Matthews
Antrim
Alex Vincent
John Strahl
Albert Utley
Farmington
Charles Coon
Hartford
Gilbert W. Philipps
Hudsonville
Zell
Chicago
G. A. R. Fast
Wayne
Irving Brownell
Camden
Allegan
Mich
Albert Emmons
Carlton Town
Robert Kaylor
Emmoors
Michigan Infantey
Timely Rescue and Fires Spark at Michigan Ports
A two masted hooker Ida Jane capsized after a squall near Little Point Sauble. Murphy brothers owned by Murphy brothers rescued by a life-saving crew led by Capt. Hanson, with the tug Barnes aiding. Jackson Pulp Co. plant fire destroys works. Joss estimated at $150,000. Arm strong semiconscious after stroke. Mendon electrician shocked by 1100 volts. tent collapse at Manistee camping grounds. Judge Champlin dead. a boy killed by a train near Waldron. Various notices and ads conclude the page.
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Manistee
Mich
Murphy Brothers
Little Point Sauble
James
William Murphy
Hanson
Barnes
Jackson
Jackson Pulp Co
Triad of Special Days at the Expo Exposition
Buffalo July 5 report notes four triad of special days at the Pan-American exposition Knights of Columbus Young Men’s Christian Association and Utah day. Knights from across the country attended with a ball game, organ recital, vocal solos, welcome by Buchanan, gratitude by Hearn and Hogan. Utah participants gathered in informal receptions while Y M C A members attended track events in the stadium.
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Buffalo
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Christian Association
Utah
Temple of Music
Gomph
Francis J. Rohn
Mr. O'Dell
Buchanan
Edward L. Hearn
John W. Hogan
Fta
Italian lynching report and other notices update
Acting Secretary Hill sends Mississippi governor Longina report on Erwin killings to Count Carignan. Governor notes uncertain naturalization status and promises full investigation to bring lynchers to justice. Also reports a bridge arson attempt near Wymore Nebraska with much of the structure burned and the assailant unseen. Joseph Hickson dies in New Jersey at 66 after heart troubles. six climbers die on Mt Cervino near Aosta Italy.
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Washington
Hill
Carignan
Longina
Mississippi
Erwin
United States
Washington County
State Department
Wymore
Neb
Burlington
Blue River
Frank Crawford
Crawford
Tonight Just Before Retiring Liver Tonic Reminder
Reading like a crude health tip, the line suggests that if the liver feels 'shizgish' out of tune and one feels dull or bilious or constipated, a dose should be taken before bed as a remedy.
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Wilson's Market
Taylor Bros
Deslers
Cantrorxta Fig Syrup Co
California
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Lovigville
New York
Chazy Mans
Sandy Hook
Minnie Swan
San Juan
P. R
Higgins
McKinley
Porto Rico
Brooklyn Bridge
Port Said
Count von Waldersee
Plymouth
Hohenzollern
Hamburg
China
Madison Medicine Co
Johnson & Andrews
Detroit Southern Railway
Adrian
Deroit
H. F. Wyatt & Co
Mackinac
Great Lakes
A. A. Schantz
Foleys
Rollin’s
Bollin
Ackley
James Stevenson & Son
Tom Watts
Carleton
WM. E. Baldwin
Bebe Denotos
W. L. Douglas Ces
Neil
Dougive
Wehle’s Shoe Store
West Maumee Street
Cadildag
Hood
John Tippis
Colton
Foley
Michigan Briefs
Almont
Mick
William R. Armstrong
Armstrong
Mendon, Mich
Charles Worthington
Electric Light Plant
Loshy
Kidd
Judge Champlin
Grand Rapid
John W. Champlin
Michigan Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Waldron
Sam Stahl
Here
H. “F. Wyatt & Co
Johnson & Andrewa
Dean
Joseph Hickson
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Elizabeth
N. J
Hickson
Aosta
Italy
Mt. Cervino
Cash Dry Goods Co
Stevens
THE
Michigan Granite CO
Adrian, Mich
Congress
Goodyear West
Hayes’ Cash Shoe
Atere
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