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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
2
Hanged on a Bridge by Mob for Sheriff Murder in Glencoe
Dorman Musgrove and Charles Dingmars were taken from the county jail by a mob of about 100 men early Monday. They were dragged to a nearby bridge, hanged, and killed after admitting guilt in the Sheriff Rogers murder. They claimed self defense, the new sheriff was overwhelmed and unable to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
Minn
Dorman Musgrove
Charles Dingmars
Rogergg
Washington
Kiepsim
Central China
Newell
China
Seche
Frazee
Sedan
Kan
J. W. Burgess
Theodore Cox
Mark McBee
F. S. Olney
William Lickliter
Elk
Chautauqua
John Frazee
John New
Kansas
St. Paul Grand Army
D. R. Ballou
Providence
St. T
Spooner
M. L. Haywood
Nebraska
Maj. Thaddeus
Clarkson
Omaha
Hobson
Kentucky
Gen. Case
Tennessee
John C. Linehan
New Hampshire
Daniel Coggswell
Meade
Admiral Meade
May
Markson
Sherif
Musgrove
Buffalo Creek
Double tragedy at Wanell residence in New Jersey
In Allendale New Jersey Isaac Caryle of New York City visiting the Wanell family was shot by William Doling their longtime coachman. Doling then killed himself after attempting to murder Frank Wandell. No motive is known. Caryle and Doling were longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allendale
N. J
Isaac Caryle
New York City
Wanells
Wanell
William Doling
Caryle
Frank Wandell
Uniting Against England in Russian Dispatch
A St. Petersburg report via Nova Vremya argues that Berlin Vienna Paris and St Petersburg back a common Powers response to curb Britain. The piece links Britain’s plans to events in Turkey and notes the British press crediting Prince Lobanov Rostovsky's death as reducing a key English foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nova Vremya
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Great Britain
Turkey
Lac banoill-Rostovsky
England
Fifteenth Annual Veterans Encampment Opens in Louisville
The Kona of Veterans holds its fifteenth encampment at Music Hall Louisville Kentucky beginning Wednesday afternoon. Commander-in-chief Commander Russell presided over the first session with about 100 delegates attending. The Ladies Aid Society chaired by Margaret Harvey of Springfield Illinois conducted two sessions. The Secretary reports thirty one new societies organized during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona of Veterans
Music Hall
Louisville
Russell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Margaret Harvey
Springfield
Jil
Grapes Sell Five Cents A Basket In Ohio Short Crop
Northern Ohio grape growers face a heavy crop with prices as low as five cents per basket of ten pounds. Each basket costs 27 cents to harvest and pick, leaving little or no profit. No fresh grapes go to market. remaining fruit likely to wine makers. The harvest is described as the heaviest ever in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kate Field's Will Bequeaths Executorships in Hawaii
In Washington a will of Kate Field who died in the Sandwich Islands is found in a box left by Migs Field with the Shoreham Motel manager. Executors named are J Sanford Beatty Calvin Brice's secretary and Ht J Kohlsaar with Beatty as chief beneficiary. The body is to be brought home and cremated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kate Field
Sandwich Islands
Migs Field
Shoreham
J. Sanford Beatty
Non. Calvin
Brice
J. Kohlsaar
Beatty
Emperor William for Peace Toast At Guerlitz Banquet
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William pledging peace at a military banquet for the Sixth Army Corps in Guerlitz. He said the Czar desires troops only to preserve peace and that their aims align with his own. The Emperor seeks to unite European peoples around shared interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sixth Army Corps
Guerlitz
Europe
North American Review Sold to New Editor
A New York dispatch reports Lloyd Brice sold the North American Review, one of the oldest U S magazines. David A Monroe is named the new editor, president and treasurer, after years with Harper & Brothers where he later became Review general manager in May 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dispatch
Lloyd Brice
North American Review
United States
David A. Monroe
Harper & Brothers
Review
Notable deaths and hires across Pennsylvania era events
Eastern reports Max J Becker, consulting engineer and real estate agent for Pennsylvania Lines, died at Mackinac Island after seeking recreation. Harrisburg shows pardon recommendation for ex Philadelphia City Treasurer John Bardsley, now jailed. Edgar Thomson works near Carnegie, Pittsburgh, shut down with 1500 laid off. North American Review sold to David Moore. Bodies found of Rev Thomas Reeser and John D Love in Hollidaysburg area after fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max J. Becker
Pennsylvania Lines
Mackinac Island
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
John Bardsley
Philadelphia
Bardsley
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Lloyd Brice
New York
North American Review
David Moore
Harper & Bros
Brice
Munro
Thomas I. Reeser
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
John D. Love
Tuainta River
Flowing Springs
Multiple Disasters and Disputes Reported Across States
Reports recount a series of violent and chaotic incidents from several locales. A skeleton found at the Jesse Dhones property in St Joseph follows a deadly fire at Yore's Opera House in Benton Harbor. Separate cases describe a double homicide in Neponset and a string of political and corporate shakeups including rail receiver actions, Diamond Match Company leadership changes, and Biscuit Company negotiations. Other items cover a Lycoming County crime, a Grand Army encampment nomination, a fatal lynching in Glencoe Minnesota, and international tensions with Spain and China alongside natural disasters in Japan. The summaries reflect turmoil, resignations, trials, and investigations shaping regional and national news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Dhunes
St. Joseph
Elevern
Benton Llarhor
William Malson
Lou Wilson
Neponset
Wilson
Columbus, Ohio
Central Street Railway Company
Michael Degnon
Hine
Chadron
Neb
W. A. Danley
William H
James I. Moore
Diamond Match Company
George M. Pullman
Chicago
William H. Moore
Messrs. Armour and Pullman
Reorganized Directory
New York Biscuit Company
Diamond Match
The
Biscuit Company
Match
Stromsburg
Ano Ourrest
Dloehs
Aong
Toho McAnley Palmer
Mfinois
Gold Standard Democrate
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Indianapolias
Lalmer
Wang
Bragg
Wisconsin
Buckner
Palmer
Loninville
National Committee
Union
John Stark Newell
Detroit
Seattle
Wash
Tausalg
Port Angeles
Washington
Newell
Newel
China
Vienna brewer von Markow death by his own hand
A Vienna millionaire brewer, Mouthner von Markow, killed himself after a letter blamed anti Semitic press for spreading fraud allegations about octroi tax payments. The article notes his honest character and high social position, and mentions several unrelated foreign claims from consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouthner von Markow
Vienna
Herr von Markow
United States
Johnson
Antwerp
State Department
Chicago
Prench
Conaul Visquain
Panama
Santa Peresa
Senor Aguirre
el Paseo
Texas
Diaz
Guizean
Mexico
Nogates
A. TS
Banta
Teresa
Rio Grande
London
Jameson
Holloway Prison
Everard
Milman
Fires kill five at Van Kleek Hill Hotel
Five people die in a blaze at the Commercial Hotel in Van Kleek Hill Ontario on Wednesday night. Names listed include Mary Louise Vanrao Christie Villeneuve Josephine Deschamps Mrs T Finn and Miss K McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Kleek Hill
Ont
Mary Louise Vanreau
Christie Villeneuve
Josephine Deschamps
T. Finn
K. McLeod
George L. Wheeler
Paris
Texas
Robert Metabe
Wheeler
Silas Lee
Hickman Freeland
Folsom
Cal
George W. Roberts
Walter D. Freeman
Arthur Hayne
Atlanta
Will Springs
Holland
Salo
Congress
National Dairy Union
Ilinois
Market Reports from Chicago to Western cites
Market report lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep across cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York with grains and dairy noting No 2 grades, creamery butter and weights. Highlights include hogs 3.00 to 5.50, cattle 2.00 to 5.25, wheat No 2 red 50c to 64c, corn No 2 yellow 20c to 28c, butter 12c to 17c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Cities in Mourning After Opera House Collapse Disaster
Fire at Yore's Opera House in St Joseph and Benton Harbor kills eleven firemen and injures several others. The blaze, possibly started by a gasoline stove or incendiary act, caused the rear wall to collapse trapping rescuers. Names, ages, and insurance details of fallen and injured are listed amid wreckage and extensive property losses estimated at $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cuba
Glasgow
Pegu
Patrick Henry & Co
Montevideo
Lord Gough
Lord Clive
Ing
Guba
Spain
Yokohama
Japan
Rukogo
Rekuten
Rikuchu
Konkasan
Yore
Twin Cities
St. Joseph and
Benton Harbor
Hves
John A. Crawford
William Freund
St. Joseph
Will McCormick
Frank
Daget
Opera House
Kidd
Woodley
F. Watson
John Hoffman
E. H. Gauge
Louis Hoffman
Frank M. Seaver
Gange
Gange & Badger
Hill
Bt. Joseph
Knights of Pythias
Seaver
Kibler & Seaver
Rose
Hoffman
John
Louis
Scott Rice
Thomas Kidd
Mr. Woodley
Mr. Mitten
Buchanan
Joseph Irick
Patrick Yore
Fueniehing
Evening News
Joseph Frick
Tolace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
Sheriff Rogers
Emperor William
North Americana Review
Western
Benton Harbor and
Edward T. Gange
Drayman
Arthur C. Hill
Foreman Hore Company
Will Mitten
Benton Tarbor
Bellboy
Robert L. Rose
Frant M. Seaver
Silas Frank Watson
Frank Woodley
News
Charles Johnson
Cla
Wil C
Howe
St. Joe
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