Denver Defaulter Decamps With Eight Thousand Dollars
A Denver bank report states J. P. Williams, a First National Bank receiving teller, fled with about 8000 dollars. He left his family in the mountains and is believed to have joined Wells, the Wells Fargo hold up figure, possibly heading to Mexico. Police suspect a linked escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
J. P. Williams
First National Bank
Mexico
Williams
Twenty-second
Lawrence Streets
el Paso Delorte
Wells
Aexico
Numbered Her Days
ESPERADO Kas Sept 21 A farmer named Bloomer reported a missing child after leaving it with Mr and Mrs Edwards. A neighbor tried to coerce Mrs Edwards into confession with a rope around her neck. she admitted killing the child in anger and giving the body to her husband. The husband confessed to aiding in disposal at the creek. A lynching vigil looms if the tale is verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperado, Kas
Bloomer
Edwards
Belmont jockey Garri son rides as Raceland prep shown
In Gravesend on September 21 the track and weather were superb and Garri son rode for Belmont's stable. Races included three-fourths mile Fordham 1:15% with Volunteer and Cracksman, mile and one-sixteenth Strideaway 1:4584 with Dude, other sprint and middle distance results listed with Magnate, Ballarat, Ruperta, Come to Law, Reporter, Madstone, Tulla Blackburn, Major Daly, June Day, Barrister, Oarsman, Macbeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Garrison
Belmont
Raceland
Fordham
Volunteer
Cracksman
Strideaway
Dude
Magnate
Ballarat
Ruperta
Come To Law
Reporter
Madstone
Tulla Blackburn
Major Daly
June Day
Barrister
Oarsman
Macbeth
Boulanger Supporters Push Victory Amid Election Tide
The Boulanger Uranks in Paris publish a manifesto urging patriots to vote for Boulanger to end what they call the government’s rule. Government plans a proclamation voiding Boulanger votes. Boulangists organize committees to monitor ballots and guard against fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulanger Uranks
Paris
de Roulede
Patriotic League
Boulanger
France
Galuiers
Mexican Officers Imprisoned Over Border Deserter Search
In the Sierra Mariana mining district the area is described as dead due to a duty order from Secretary Windom on ores. The Military Supreme Court sentenced Captain Munoz and Lieutenant Cabrera of the 126th cavalry to ten years each for entering U S territory in pursuit of deserters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sierra Mariada
Windom
Military Supreme Court
Munoz
Cabrera
126Th Cavalry
United States
Storms Sweep Mexico Damage Landslide In Vera Cruz
Advices from various parts of Mexico report very heavy storms since August 25 affecting multiple states. Pacific coast reports indicate possible wrecks of steamers Portirio Dias and Alata near Mazatlan and Manzanilla. A five day rain in Vera Cruz followed by a cyclone in Chicintiple caused destruction and a major landslide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Destructive Landslide Blasts Through Town with Loss of Life
A landslide tore through the town driving water and debris along a gulley and wiping out crops and cattle. Despite warning time, lives were lost as portions of the settlement were heavily damaged.
Bismarck and the Czars Stir European Tensions
Kiel and Berlin reports indicate the czar may accept court banquets if Bismarck’s plans proceed while Russian foreign minister’s absence signals a possible refusal of talks. Officers who wore St Stanislas insignia protested mutinous connotations, then were released. Hanover maneuvers show smokeless powder’s advantage. war office plans to supply it to all troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Ae. Berwin
Kieler Zvitung
Dirgava
Crariona
Kiel
Bismarck
Order of St. Stanislaus
Graeff
Alexander
Battenberg
Order of St. Stanislas
St Petersburg
Count Schovaloff
Hanover
Osf
War Office
Electric Flashes at Fleetwood Park Race The $5,000 event
In a grand special at Fleetwood park yesterday Harry Wilkes won the ten mile race with Jeansmith second and Best time 219 by Loxpon. Separately police raided the Cranbourne club exposing thirty five baccarat players and bettors. Lilly warship safe after storm wreck. Hatch Lithographic company placed in sheriff hands for a $20,000 judgment amid $150,000 capital and $250,000 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood Park
Harry Wilkes
Jeansmith
Loxpon
Cranbourne
Hallivax
Lilly
New York
Hatch Lithographic Company
Sealed skins voyage ends after chase near Behring Sea
The schooner Maggie Mae reached Victoria after a chase by the US steamer Rush lasting three hours on August 27. Captain Dodd refused surrender, asserting determination to fight rather than surrender his vessel or skins. The vessel carried 1390 seal skins. Lt Tuttle allowed her to proceed after papers were examined and skins deemed several days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Maggie Mae
Behring Sea
United States
Rush
Tuttle
Dodd
Sultan Emancipation Edict in Zanzibar Bans Slavery En Route
The Sultan issues a decree empowering English and German warships to search Zanzibar boats and free any person entering the Sultan’s dominions after November. The edict aims to assist Britain and Germany in suppressing the slave trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanzibar
Great Britain
Germany
Mud Gettt Offered Hundred-Thousand for Gold Mine Interest
A Lynn Mass special reports George H Mudgett a heel shover in a local shoe factory has been informed that 100000 dollars is awaiting his order for a tenth interest in a gold mine located in Gunnison County Colorado, granted to him about nine years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.lukey
Chaco
Lynn
Mass
George H. Mudgett
Gunniron County
Colorado
Fire Destroys Haupt Farm. Two Sons Die
A house fire near Spring Hill in Croup County kills Michael Haupt's two sons Conrad 26 and Alois 23 while other family members escape. The incident occurred last night in the Haupt residence as flames consumed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Croup
Minn
Michael Haupt
Spring Hill
Conrad
Alois
Major Merrill Declines Pension Commissioner Bid
Major Merrill telegraphed Major Warner in Washington that he is absolutely withdrawing his name from all consideration for the office of pension commissioner. The announcement came this morning in Lawrence Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Lawrence
Mass
Major Warner
Washington
Edible Menu Cards Create Novel Hotel Fare Trend
A London confectioner proposes edible menu cards as amuse bouche for guests. Diners choose dishes, then bite through a baked dough menu printed in chocolate ink, turning the bill into a dessert and entertainment. The idea has not yet reached America but may spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Millions Wasted On Bluging Says Mrs Ewing
Mrs Ewin P Ewing claims over 5 000 000 is spent uselessly for bluging to this country annually and that a million families discard 25 de eger in soup grease in the same period.
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Ewin P. Ewing
Arrest in Cronin case centers on J J Heffernan of California
Chicago detectives seek J J Heffernan tied to Dr Cronin murder on May 3 4 with Desmond in Washington. Desmond traveled with Heffernan to Chicago then San Francisco where photo identifications and a Camp 20 Clan na Gael link led to a sought arrest. Officials in Oakland and San Francisco deny knowledge of detectives or the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
the Evening Journal
Oakland
Cala
Chicago
J. J. Heffernan
Dr. Cronin
Heffernan
Tom Desmond
Cronin
Desmond
San Francisco
Washington
Clan-na- Gael
California
Chief Hubbard
Hemera
Hle
Dan Coughlin
Oakland Dispatch
Clan Na Gael
Kfer
Tompkins
Fletcher
Ives Trial Nears Verdict as Jury to Decide Tomorrow
New York Sept 23 The Ives trial concluded evidence with a minor witness and the argument began. Brooke spoke calmly until he named Jules exter and then unleashed a torrent of invective toward that gentleman. The case heads to the jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
New York
Henry
Armas
Brooke
Epidemic Strikes Meadowville Area In County
An epidemic disease resembling dysentery is raging near Meadowville in this county. It began in a Sherman family about three weeks ago and four Shermans and eight nearby residents have died. About twenty other cases are reported at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Phillip
W. Fa
Meadowville
Sherman
Boulangist Election Defeat in France Reforms New Cabinet
A Times correspondent reports France’s Boulangist party suffered a crushing defeat in yesterday’s elections. They won only twenty‑one seats and their bloc in the new cabinet after reballoting will total around thirty six. Conservatives elected one forty one members and aim higher, with Republicans returning a substantial number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlangiste
Paris
Sept
The
Times
France
Boulangist Monarchist Conspiracy Defeated
The election ends the Boulangist monarchist conspiracy as republicanism gains strength. The result leaves the coalition totaling roughly 325 to 260 Agiest 220 or 230 in support and marks the defeat of monarchy and Caesarism.
Canine Thief Suspect: Dog Trained to Loot Homes
In Barrimonne on September 23 a Newfoundland dog trained to steal was captured by Police Captain Saunders. The dog carried a sofa cushion and later returned with a larger loot from Charles Essex's house, where shirts and kerchiefs were found in nearby alleys. The police believe thieves trained the animal and fled when confronted.
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Barrimonne
Saunders
Acta
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thealley
Charles Essex
Essex
Intoxicated Man George Doelle Kills Self After Struggle
At Montaine Michigan on September 23 George Doelle went home drunk with intent to kill his wife. Hearing his step daughter Kate Klopf was present he struck her with an axe but she escaped. Doelle fought Marshal Clinger in a cellar stabbing him several times before being captured. Later Doelle hanged himself in his jail cell after the turnkey brought supper. The marshal is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaine
Mich
George Doelle
George
Kate Klopf
Marshal Clinger
Doelle
Clinger
Telegraphic Ticks from Across the World
A summary of casual dispatches: rumors on A. B. Campbell for pension commissioner. gas explosion in a Day tona Tenn. mine injures nine. Mount Washington snow eighteen inches with first sun of the month. Ossipee sails to Norfolk then Hayti with Frederick Douglass. large lumber-fire at Buckley Douglas plant in Manistee Mich.. East India dock stevedores strike. Cocodrilo gunboat fired on Moroccan coast. Richard Rothwell appointed chief special agent for gold and silver statistics in the eleventh census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Harison
A. B. Campbell
Kansas
Chattanooga
Daytona
Tenn
New York
Mount Washington
Bathmore
Ossipee
Norfolk
Hayti
Federick Douglas
Manistex
Mich
Buckley & Douglas
London
East India Dock
Malaga
Cocodrilo
Morocco
Washington
Richard Rothwell
Engineering, and ‘Mining Jurnal
The Cronin Trial Resumes as Woodruff Dispute Drags On
The Cronin case returns to court in Curiaco with Judge McConnell denying Frank Woodruff’s motion for discharge due to time limits. Kunze, listening in, grows agitated and interrupts despite counsel’s efforts. The judge remains calm, noting no new jurors were added for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Curiaco
McConnell
Frank
Lonnecker
Krnae
Drunken Driver Crashes Wagon Killing Two Teens
A party of thirty returning from a Sunday picnic in Nnk Pa was endangered when the wagon driver, under the influence, drove over a bank and plunged forty three feet. The crash left Patrick Flaherty and ae Neyland fatally injured while others suffered bruises and cuts. The party was thrown from the wagon and horses into the precipice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnk
Patrick Flaherty
Ae Neyland
Justice Picid and Marshal Nagies Visit St Paul
Chief Justhee Field accompanied by Deputy Marshal Nagle will arrive in St Paul this evening aboard the Northern Pacific en route to Washington. They will stay in the city only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Picid
Marshal Nagies
St. Paul
Chife Justhee Field
Marshal Nagle
Northern Pacifics
Cty
Great Casa Grande Ruins in Arizona Revealed and Protected
Special Agent Morrison reports on the Casa Grande ruins in Pinal County Arizona noting walls four to five feet thick built of gravel cement and a front width of 43 feet. He urges immediate repair and protection under the 1889 act with $2,000 allocated. The site, once a king or chief residence, has historic ties from Cabeza de Vaca to Coronado and Father Font.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
WasitinaTon
Noble
Geological Survey
Morrison
Casagrande
Great House
Pinal County
Casa Grande
Cabeza de Baca
Don Francisco de Coronado
New Galyia
New Mexico
Fathers Kind
Mange
Pedro Font
Unconstitutional Cattle Law Sparks Habeas Corpus Ruling
Henry E. Barber arrested for selling cattle meat not inspected on the hoof is discharged after Judge Nelson rules the law unconstitutional for interfering with interstate commerce. A notice of appeal to the Supreme Court was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Paul
Henry E. Barber
United States
Gravesend Maces Sail To Wins In Open Five Furlongs
At Gravesend on September 23 the program opened with Lady Margaret taking the five furlongs, Glory placed second and Irma B third in 102 seconds. The next race went to Pontiac with Grenadier second and Lafitte third in 102. The feature mile and a third saw Huntress win, Belwood runner up, with Bella B third in 1 02⁄% minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Lady Margaret
Glory
Irma B
Pontiac
Grenadier
Lafitte
Huntress
Belwood
Bella B
Denver’s New Metropolitan Theatre Opens to Fashionable Crowd
Denver September 23 The Metropolitan theatre opened under C M F Bush with the show King Cole 11. The 2700 seat house was crowded with a fashionable audience and offered elaborate furnishings. The performance was a decided success in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Theatre
Metropolitan Theatre
C. M. F. Bush
King Cole
Stone Crushes Train Car Near Hew Haven Line
A two ton stone swung by workers on the New York, New Haven and Hartford line at a crossing crushed into a car. Three passengers suffered severe injuries as the stone struck the train when crossing Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SvRinchkey
Mass
New York
Hew Haven
Hartford Road
Bank Teller Wilama Absconder Shortage Revealed
Denver September 23 A thorough investigation of the First National Bank books shows James P Wilama the receiving teller is short 4250. The bank is protected by insurance with American Surety Company which will seek to secure his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James P. Willama
First National Bank
American Surety Company
Lightning Kills Girl in Winona Home Incident
A lightning bolt struck the house of Tyler Spaulding in Pleasant Hill Winona on Sunday night killing an eight year old girl in her mother’s arms. The father was knocked senseless but survived, and the mother is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Sept
Tyler
Belford Clark & Co. Publishes Bankruptcy Judgment
Belford, Clark & Co., a large publishing house with offices in New York and San Francisco, collapsed and a judgment was entered this afternoon. The firm operates major establishments here and in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melford, Clark & Co
Pall, Cuieaca
Mammoth
Belford, Clark & Co
New York
San Francisco
Bankruptcy of Frat National Bank and S A Man Well
In the circuit court creditors sues the frat national bank and S A Man well. A receiver was appointed by Judge Sheppard after sheriff levied. The firm had rebuilt after a 1887 fire loss of over 150000 but faced heavy later losses from customer failures and Western Eastern price competition. Newman cites assets near 100000 and liabilities about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frat National Bank
S.A. Manwell
Sheppard
Newman
San Francisco
New Mexico Constitution Moves Toward Congressional Action
In the constitutional convention the key question was whether the constitution would be submitted to Congress or the people for ratification. Debate was postponed to tonight, and Congress may be asked to consider the constitution along with an enabling act. The body aims to finish work before midnight and adopted a clause recognizing a seven day rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Santa Po
Congress
New Mexico
Committee On
The Great Stallion Brace at Beacon Park Harness Race
The $10,000 stallion ace drew fifteen thousand fans in Beacon Park Massachusetts on September 23. Five horses started Nelson Aleryon Junemont Granby Pilot and Knox with Nelson the favorite. Nelson won all three heats with times around 2:18. Pilot and Knox placed in various heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Mass
Ace
Nelson
Aleryon
Junemont
Granby Pilot
Knox
Pilot
Ayy Erie
Desert Land Final Proof Notices From Cheyenne
Several Desert Land final proofs are recorded from Cheyenne Wyoming with notices of intention to prove land claims. Witnesses include John H. McDonald Samuel L. Blake Robert Jackson James Hill all of Egbert Laramie county Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Orrim
Donald
Ploadeau Street
Keokuk
Lee County
Own
Register
Wyoming
John H. McDonald
Samuel L. Blake
Robert Jackson
James Hill
Egbert
Laramie County
E. P. Champlin
Reglater
Univer States Land Office
L. Porter McDonald
Palo Alto
Iowa
Samuel L, Hlake
Promine
BE P
Coumryuis
Land Orvick
Royster
I. Griffin
Henry
Yoder
Charles F. Rugg
Frank Yoder
Philipp J. Yoder
Phillips
Koi Ans
Wilson
Heypinter
Land OF Pfice
Cileyenne
Jolie J. Goamedeman
Ile
Ee OG Oe
Alexander Howls
Dunecon Girant
William Booker
Uhugwater
Knuan Ss
Wilaon
Kegiator
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Quebec
Vamp
Margaret Welch
Iravesend Haven
Hismarck
J. J. Hefterman
Ballimore Thieves
Dog
Nelson Ulth Aleryon
Cattle Brands
L. Voorhers & CO
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