Prosperous Farmer Near Uvalde Victim in Crime
A Prosperous farmer near Uvalde becomes the victim in a crime. Police investigations focus on the circumstances and possible suspects as the community awaits further details.
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16 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1900
Page
1
Daring holdup in stock yards leads to fatal shooting
In Chicago the noon holdup at Otto Rosloff’s saloon near 38th and Honore Streets left Rosloff wounded and $250 stolen. A pursuing crowd clashed with two robbers. John Harris, a watchman for Anglo American Packing, fatally wounded one robber before being shot. The wounded bandit died at the hospital an hour later. Police have not named the other robbers.
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Chicago
Stock Yards
Otto Rosloff
38Th and
Honore Streets
Rossoff
John Harris
Anglo-American Packing Company
Harris
European diplomats kill the Shanghai massacre report
A detailed telegraphed account describes the Pekin massacre asEuropean legations besieged in Beijing. Marines sailors and foreign troops fought as Boxers surged, many foreigners killed and women and children feared dead. The dispatches recount further battles at Tien Tsin and the global reactions.
Saloon Hold Up and Farm Death Reported in Texas
Special dispatch from Uvalde Texas July 16 reports Tucker Vappelt a prosperous farmer and ranchman was shot from ambush while plowing Saturday the 1st and died last night seven buckshot struck his body Sheriff Baylor left at once for the scene promising to find the guilty party.
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the Herald
Uvalde
Texas
Tucker Vappelt
Frio
Vappelt
Baylor
Erne and McGovern to Clash at Madison Square Garden
Frank Erne light weight champion faces Terry McGovern featherweight title holder in a ten round bout at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club in Madison Square Garden. The match, at 128 pounds, may settle doubts about McGovern’s ability to stay undefeated against lightweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Erne
Erne
Terry
Texas Cyclone Hits Liano Town Injuries Reported
A cyclone struck Liano Texas last evening injuring several residents. The freight depot and multiple buildings were damaged with Mrs Badu and Mrs Finkla among the seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Death from hydrophobia in Santa Fe jail
Abraham Valencia died this morning in the county jail after hydrophobia agony. Seven others were bitten, including Major Fred Muller of the Rough Riders and George Marsh. The major ordered all dogs on the streets killed.
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Santa FE
N. M
Abraham Valencia
Fred Muller
The
Rough Riders
George Marsh
St. Louis Street Car Firm Expected Arbitration Reply
The St. Louis street car company is due to answer the citizens' arbitration petition this afternoon The petition has 10000 signatures Attorney Lehman says the company will reply unfavorably to the request preparation for arbitration by the citizens committee reaches a critical stage.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Street Car Company
Citizens’ Committee
Lehman
Weddings Crowd Four Ministers Tie 47 Licenses
Steamer crowds from Chicago brought 3500 people to St Joseph Michigan. Clerk Needham issued 47 marriage licenses as two ministers and one justice performed the ceremonies. There were two double weddings.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Chicago
Needham
Bryan to Lead Personal Nebraska Campaign
Lincoln reports Bryan aims to personally direct the Nebraska campaign. He plans numerous speeches across the state to rally support.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Nebraska
Cherokee Indian becomes first priest in Episcopalian church
In Ardmore I T July 16 1900 Rev Henry Benton Smith was consecrated a priest of the Episcopalian church before a large audience. He is the first Cherokee Indian to join the priesthood. Smith will locate in Milwaukee.
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Ardmore
I. T
Episcopal Church
Henry Benton Smith
Smith
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