Grave's Death In Jail Shocks Denver District
Dr T Thatcher Graves a convicted poisoner died in his Denver county jail cell Sunday morning. A letter found on him claims death by perse cution and autopsy not requested. He left orders for his wife Mrs Graves and others and condemned prosecutor Stevens in a final plea. The case follows his 1891 trial for arsenic poisoning of Mrs Josephine Barnaby and a later appeal.
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Bold Frisco Express Robbery at Mound Valley
Three masked bandits murdered express messenger A C Chapman of Joplin Mo on the east bound Frisco express at Mound Valley Kansas then robbed the train crew and passengers in three day coaches while the sleeper was spared Chief of Police Cone of Wichita and a Pullman porter were armed guards on the train Scene 15 miles from the Indian Territory line Kansas residents prepare for a Kansas week at the state fair with Governor Lewelling and Mary Lease visiting Ex President Harrison returns home to Indiana with veterans awaiting his welcome address in Tomlinson hall Jewish exiles to be sent back from San Francisco Skeletons found near Jacksonmount park in Memphis likely from the Gold Dust disaster A postmaster in Rosewater Nebraska hangs himself due to imagined troubles Trustees of the Nanking University of China chartered to educate Methodist church children in China Green McCurtain Choctaw treasurer pays large sums at Krebs insurance agent Durstine assigns liabilities over 90000 Four men bound over for murder in Mason City Iowa
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Deadly Cincinnati streetcar wreck shocks city
A brutal 19th century streetcar crash on a hill near Hunt and Broadway left 45 aboard with many killed or fatally injured. Motorman Devin and Conductor Smith escaped as the car smashed a telegraph pole and plunged into a saloon. coroner Querner investigates.
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Train wreck near Streator leaves two dead and ten injured
A freight and passenger train fell 25 feet into a ravine near Streator on September 4. Two unknown men were killed and about a dozen hurt, including Lewis Baker Kangley Thomas Cavanaugh Ladd Peter Goopess Kangley Miss Magan McKley Kangley George McClure Kangley Ella Williams Kangley Dave Williams eight injured. relief train rushed to scene to fight stove fire and aid victims.
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Armour boycott spreads as labor council demands wage talks
Kansas City reports a nationwide boycott against Armour products after the grievance committee rejected the three wage proposals. About 60 Armour workers faced a 10 percent cut, with unions urging all local and international bodies to join the action while Armour claims market strength.
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