Double Murder and self-inflicted death shock Camden
In Camden New Jersey William Wiltshire 6 murdered his wife 47 and Justice of the Peace W arf then killed himself in Darr's office The couple had three children and had quarrelled over non support and cruelty The wife had sought relief but Wiltshire paid little and the tragedy followed In St Louis arsenic found in Susie Beck aiding murder case against Rev William Thomas Abbott West in Cheserton Indians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
William Wiltshire
Kim
Deliber
Justice of the Peace Warf
Darr
Wiltshire
Carr
Wiltahire
Squire
India
St. Louis
Susie Beck
Crme
Thomas Abbott West
Chesterton
United States
Canada
William Thomas Abbott West
Thomas Abbott
Murder in Cold Blood Ties to Young Bride and Husband
In Jersey Orry New York on August 1 16 year old Tillie Schlimmer was killed by her husband Joseph Schlimmer aged a youth. They had married with her parents consent but were to live apart for years due to his age. He fired a pistol on Erie street near Second street as she walked with her mother and grandmother and then fled after a bystander warned the grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Orry
N. Y
Tillie Schlimmer
Joseph
Schlimmer
Erie Street
Second Street
Double Tragedy in Conn and Prohibition Murder Case
In Bamcerorr Conn a furniture dealer Geo Whetastern killed his wife aged 30 with three shots then killed himself at her home. He was 70. Alf McCoy is found guilty in a second degree murder case over Dr Northrop’s killing in Haver. McCoy, a saloon owner, and relatives were involved in a daylight street shooting following a dispute over guinea fowls. Northrop was postmaster at the time. The verdict provokes strong dissatisfaction in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamcerorr
Conn
Geo. Whetatern
Whetastern
Portsmouth
Alf
McCoy
Northrop
Haver
Mover
Peioner
James McOy
Pierson McCoy
Young McCoy
Northrop McCoy
Panarka official suspended amid malfeasance probe
Panarka Florida district court clerk and Democratic committee chairman was suspended by the governor on charges of malfeasance and record mutilation involving an estimated 25 000 in balances. Whitman, Central Union Telephone bookkeeper, was arrested for burglary and held on 28000 bond after failing to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panarka
Fla
Democratic County Executive Committee
Aida Gon
Jude
Lineago
Augher
Whitman
Central Union Telephone Company
Walving
Whiteman
Aml
Rescued from Death on Brooklyn Bridge
James Martin 17 fell from the Brooklyn bridge while carrying a pail of color. A tug near the scene pulled him from the river after he briefly disappeared underwater. He was brought to Chambers Street Hospital with only chest pain and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. S
James Martin
Brooklyn
Center Bridge
Wm. Cox
Martin
Chambers Street
Interior Dept Says Fence Law Largely Complied With West
The Interior Department reports that the February 25, 1885 law to curb illegal fencing on public lands has seen general compliance across the west, with notable adherence in Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Interior Department
West
Arizona
New Mexico
Steam Fitters to Form International Union Branch
At a meeting next Friday night Pillsburg and Allegheny steam fitters want to withdraw from the Knights of Labor and establish a local branch of the International Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters. About 400 members would leave the Knights of Labor in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrssong
Pillsburg
Allegheny
Knights of Labor
International Association of Plunders and Steam and Gas Fitters
Sordid Sword Contest and Burgled Home on East Sixteenth
Sunday sword contest at the fairgrounds degenerated into a half hour of rusty sabre blows between Capt. Gaston and Prof. Powers with one French jab causing a minor injury. Maj. Talbot ruled Gaston won by two points as crowd of under 100 watched. A burglar entered J. G. Prats East Sixteenth Street home while occupants were out, stealing jewelry totaling about $200. a 15 year old was arrested on an opl gion, with no solid evidence yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Grounds
Gaston
Powers
Julius
Maj. Talbot
J. G. Prats
East Sixteenth Sfreet
Cleveland's Trip Western Tour Planned for September 30
President says he will skip formal invitations by delegates and travel by rail to St Louis Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Chicago Nashville and Atlanta. He aims to visit as much of the country as time allows and will avoid engagements requiring his presence at the capital this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
White House
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Nashville
Atlanta
Iron and Steel Mills Lock Out Workers Over Dual Jobs
Mahoning Valley mills close as Amalgamated Association enforces a rule banning holding two jobs. About 5 000 iron workers affected with more layoffs feared. Newark firms plan shutdowns, 2 000 workers affected as producers cite overproduction and independence from the K of L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissvuac
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Mahoning Valley
Amalgamated Association
Iron Workers
Painter & Sons
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Mahoning Valley Iron Company
Cartwright, McCurdy & Co
Youngstown
Solar Iron Works
Akron
Ohio
Girard Peno
New York
manufacturers association of Newark, \. J
K. of L
Panic Averted As Stock Market Rises On Heavy Buying
Prominent operators led a market rally by buying 40,000 shares to cover short sales, lifting prices about 2 percent. The move steadied the market after fears of a panic, despite previous suspensions and unsettled trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
5. V. White
A. FE. Bateman
Addison Cammack
Gould
Henry
Bears
Cattle and Market Notes From Chicago and Indianapolis
Chicago 15, Washington 0. Delavour Datrow 2, Philadelphia 7. Perrimnd Pittsburgh New York. Indianapolis 7, Boston 1. Cattle market slow but steady with 450 head noted. Sheep receipts 4 100, western prices listed. Texans and other stock figures provided. Also ad for Dr JTL McLean products claiming digestive health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Delavour
Datrow
Philadelphia
Perrimnd
Pittsburgh
New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolie
Boston
Westeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morton E. Post & CO
Bainles
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wear
A. J. Parshall
West Cliff
Colorado
Frank H. Clark
Attorney At Law
Delaware Block
Wyo
U. S. Land Office
H. Glafcke
6Th St
Warren Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
L. D. Ricketts
U. SC
Phenix
E. £. Burlingame
Labh
Por Willonaire
Lawrence ST
Denver, Colo
Chas, W. Stewart
Ideo
W. Seevera
Attorneys-at- Law
Idelman Block
Potter
Willis Vandevanter
Potter & Vandevanter
Attorneys-at-Law
Pratt
Cheyenne National Bank
Hunter
wWwryo
Hunter & West
Bankers
Greeley
Colo
W. T. Buchanan
Dogee
Ofice
Ideiman Block
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Prop
Ferguson
Wood
Vermont
Heath's City Market
Ence
Walnut Street
Heath
John M, Davidson
Gibson Clark
Davidson & Clark
Riner & Johnson
Insurance
Heat Og Tee Eea Os Onl Agency
Ferguson Mt
Chavev NE
Fred W. Ransom
Miicerssor
Oliver
Simtoonth Aireoet
Mathews
Airoet
New Jersey
Will
Lowatea
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Hillatreat
Forward
Cuioaco
County Board
Deraorr
Sergt. Clark
23Rd Regt
United States Infantry
Albert Stone
Stone
Clark
China
Loxpow
Standard
Shanghai
Jay Gould
Mitkeweitz
Viceroy Li
War Department
Gaston Bests
Prof Powers
Cleveland
Pittsburg
the Stock Growers’ National Bank
Thomas Sturgie Penident, Henr AY
Weee Eee Moon
Iy Abky
Agnistant Cashier
Amisiant
Taos, Sturets
Warrine
Lyle Pol
Axpunn Groner H,j. Hay, H. EB
Trscusmacnien
Lane Wa
Srunera
Oatke
Beavis
Jtl McLean
THE
Gheyenne National Bank
Crebyvnne, Wyomina
A. Davis
Pres
C. F. Miller
J. W. Collins
G. L. Beard
East
Europe
N. K. Davis
Mieller
J. W. SN
W. Corlet
BP. K. Addomb
E. Nagle
W. A. Robins
Whipple
Nodacake Sed
Cheyenne, Wyo
Zehner, Buechner & CO
the Jewelers
Leing
Ferguson, Gheyenne
Herman Haas
Celes
Hollingaworth & Tiger
Hollingworth & Tiger Sully
Kalamazoo Ditch
Rock Island Plow Company
Studebaker
Thames
D. Miller