History of a Week: Notable Events From Septembers Past
A digest of incidents across the nation from Sept 6 to Sept 12. Fatal shootings in Wisconsin and Tennessee, robberies in Georgia, farm accidents in Iowa and Kentucky, mining and railroad news from Colorado to California, and world fair related updates. Notable deaths include Mrs. Moody and Miss Maud Neish, with legal and labor developments in Illinois, Missouri, and Oregon.
Chicago Man Clingman Wins Sunday Opening Injunction
Charles W. Clingman a Chicago stock holder and fair director secured a private citizen injunction to keep Jackson Park open on Sunday despite opposition. Directors were fined for contempt when they closed Sunday after the injunction. Clingman, 43, long a Presbyterian member and Sunday school librarian, sparked the case.
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Charles W. Clingman
Chicago
Exposition Company
Jackson Park
Stein
Clingman
First Presbyterian Church In
Descendant Claims Columbus Lineage After World’s Fair Visit
Alexis Columbus of Buffalo asserts he is the great descendant of Christopher Columbus. At 104 he counts 11 children, 40 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren. Born in Quebec, he has lived in Buffalo 62 years and once worked as a ship carpenter turning to farming. He cites Diego’s son Luis as progenitor, with migration through France to Canada and the United States.
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South Carolina
Frank Bruce
Terre Haute
Stone City Bank
Joliet
Henry Fish
Texas
St. Louis
Weir City
Kaw
Cherokee Strip
James Burke
William Butler
Wallace Township
Ills
Indianapolis
Harrison
Stone
Harrison Duncan
United States’ Supreme Court
Illinois River
Kamipsville
C. H.tupper
Bering Sea
Muncie
Ransom Jones
Baraboo
Wis
Northwest
John Bracken
Putnam
Hrs
Romeo
J.B. Joseph
New Orleans
Brunswick, Balke & Collender Company
Commercial Club
Muscatine
Mlinois
Mississippi
Cuevas
Spain
Vernon County
King
Casey
Coble & Keys
Sehell City
Northern Pacific
New York City
C. H. Button
Jacksonville
Mayport
Pablo
St. Joseph
Frederick Buckelz
Rock Island
Mokena
Lls
Homer
Ils
Ils.) Fair Association
James O'Neal
Versailles
John Banks
United States Debris Commission
San Francisco
Mureka Lake
Yuba
Union Veteran Legion
Williamsport
California
Native Sons of the Golden Gate
United States
Willis B. Machen
Moldyville
Hopkinsville
Wiliam Taylor
David Kranaz
Murphysboro
Krang
Taylor
Denison
Tex
George Shor
Frank Fare
Dave Sherman
Martin Casey
Jerseyville
Ths
George Johnson
Janesville
Prairie du Chien
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Champlaign
John Sages
Monmouth
Bloomington
Jacob Keller
Chester
Dan Grigeshy
Dan
Henry Jackson
Centerfield
Jacksons
Brakeman
Malley
Rose Creek
Minn
Chicago Great Western
Dyersville
Andrew Fritch
Julius Schlarman
Breese
Ill
Woodridge Stove Works
Dan Doherty
Memphis Brick Company
William Parmner
Oregon
Herbert F. Aston
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Company
Alexis Columbus
Buffalo
Christopher Columbus
Naviga
Quebec
Columbus
Diego
Luis
France
Canada
Max Richter
Kingdom of Prussia
Richter
Koenigsberg
Prussia
Goettingen
Posen
Berlin
Interiar Ly
Comiciorinths
Dennis
Rockies
Rock Mountain
Rocky Mountain
David
Toys Rockies
Illustrated
P. O
Denver
Colorado
Law
Salina
Kansas
Rece
Rocky Mountain Sentinel
Union Pacific two day trip from Butte to Chicago advertised
The Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line offers through two day service from Butte to Chicago with no train changes. Daily departures include 8 30 p m and 7 00 p m from Butte with arrivals in Chicago around 3 30 p m or 9 30 a m. The line promotes speed and low rates and highlights the route as preferred for travelers bound for the world fair.
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Union Pavific
Butte
Chicago
Union Pacific
Main
Broadway
Peeveeveee
Chicago, Union Pacific & North-Western
Omaha
Ty ’ Itt
Iltf
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Thompson & Reynolds
Montana ST
Dillon
Mont
Ernest Ayers
George Baldwin
Neillsville
Elgin
Iis
Thompson
East Point
Shelby County
Shelby
Ind
Obion County
Tenn
John Cappelle
Marion Carter
Carter
Ingalls
Oklahoma
Moody
Oskaloosa
Topeka Ministerial Union
National Grand Army of the Republic
John Saari
Ema Pemalia
Finland
Calumett
Midh
Boone, Ja
Supreme Court
Maud Neish
Osceola
William Franklin
Green
Hart's Creek
W. Va
John H.boyd
Alexander
Japan
la Crosse
Deering
Mary Curran
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Lewis Olsen
Ald, White
London
England
Otto Stephens
Cheyenne
Leadville
Sherman Waks
Port Mitchell
Mich
Cromwell
Dubuque (Ia
Tron
Dickey
John Kraus
Central Lodge
United Workmen
Dubuque
Lena Smith
Lamothe
Cripple Creek
Rosebud
James Marion Pennock
Frison
Breckenridge
Colo
Little Branch
Yankee Mill
Silver Creek
Alonzo Brookshire
Kentucky
Frankfort
Gilpin
Edison
Siemens
Stephen D. Field
Dr, Richter
Ayer
W. HH
Winliams
Crook City
D. Ayer
World's Pictorial Line
The
UNE Office
Alex Mentzel
Pollery Springs
Madison Co
Ontana
Ruby Valley
Macktail Deer Creek
A. Brownh
Glendale
Beaverhead Co
Montana
Mark
Hole
Birch Creek
Melrose
Servanon
Dr. R DuMont
S. Tralstead
His
Sfarmer
Miles
Charleston
Coles Co
Rie Treal
Tie Mont
Halstead St
R. C. Halliday
VAL Blatz
Milwaukee Beer
Sade
Poindexter & Orr
Gannet & Banuant
Emeratos & Britlants
Sentinel
John R. Palmore
Sentinelm
Jeisa
James Barton Adams
Sentinel Elk
CoLona Ado Silver
Bing