Brooklyn man dies by own action through gas inhalation
Brooklyn resident commits suicide by inhaling gas amid mental crisis. Ben Moris, an Oklahoma ranchman killer, was lynched by a crowd at Watorga. James Turner of Brooklyn dies after a sky rocket blast. Jacob Hunt, 70, dies at Atlantic depot while watching his son-in-law, Conductor Al Stafford. George Denick, intoxicated, stabs his wife in Cedar Rapids. injury not fatal, Denick in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Matt McCullum
Hillboro
Tex
Ben Moris
C. Puckman
Watorga
O. 'Il
James Turner
Jacob Hunt
Atlantic
al Stafford
George Denick
Cedar Rapids
Denick
Wide World Briefs From Septembers Turbulent Times
A condensed roundup reports on the Cretan crisis ending with Weyler sending 51 insurgents shot at the Cabana and Morro fortress, global sermons against sultanate abuses, and a flood of misrule and religious violence coverage. It lists multiple commercial failures, crimes, and disasters from Philadelphia to Vancouver, with fires, drownings, and deaths across several cities, plus political notes from Chester and New York and a diphtheria outbreak in Elkhart Indiana.
Multiple 1900s News Briefs From Leadville and Beyond
A sector of terse items reports K C Terry, a nonunion miner, beaten in Leadville. Valencia collision injures 80, 19 seriously. Bryan denies Capitol speech plans. Slavin defeats Kilrain in Baltimore. Wagoner dies in National City. Kellys of Minneapolis real estate brokers align. Pfadnab arrested in Burlington for plum tree theft. Swallow jealous of Swallow intrigue. Malabar Manufacturing assigns to Free Tailes. Armenian committee sends letter to Constantinople. Threats to carry death into the empire if demands unmet. Bassioary Tautz at home in Chicago.
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K. C. Terry
Leadville
Valencia
William J. Bryan
National Capitol
Washington
Slavin
Kilrain
Baltimore
T. R. Wagoner
Oklahoma
National City
A A. F
L. KE. Kelly
Minneapolis
I. Pfadnab
Burlington
Surlington
Pustsuer
Swallow
Malabar Manufacturing Company
Sioux City
Usly
Chicago
Treasury gold reserve and a string of fatal incidents reported
The treasury gold reserve stands at 114 153 469. Miners Frank Ward and Scott Jackson fell 140 feet after a rope broke. both died. An army reunion in Galliopolis Ohio drew 25 000 visitors with speeches by Governors Bushnell and McCorkle. A lynching in Watonga Oklahoma Territory killed Ben St Morris. Other notes include a house fire near Shawnetown Oklahoma Territory with two babies dead, a Kansas Episcopal convention, industrial fires, and various personal misfortunes and legal notices from across the nation.
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Treasury
Frank Ward
Scott Jackson
Oronegwa
Kan
Army of West Virginia
Galliopolis
Bushnell
McCorkle
Ben St. Morris
John Buckman
Watonga
O. T
John Edwards
Shawnetown
Kansas
The
Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Millspaurvh
W. W. Finley
Great Northern
Southern
Hobbs
Wall & Co
San Francisco
Ross
Nicaragua
Hailey Petit
Charlie Waters
A. W. Pettit
Bonner Springs
Nebraska
F. M. Stewart
Chicago
Maude S. Stevens
Alfred Featherstone
New York
England
Philadelphia
C. F. Fishback
Seattle Evening News
British Columbia
Goulds
Redfern Company
Emma C. Pullman
Palace Car
Coates Thread Mills
Pawtucket
R 1
John D. Rockefeller
Johnson Steele Company
Lorain
Montreal
Can
Sasnia
Detroit River
Lodged Tales of Tragedy Across Several States
Friday and Saturday reports tell of F G Fowler of Greenville Oklahoma killing his wife and ending his life in St Joseph Missouri. John Douglass buried in Lexington Kentucky rose from the grave days later. Minnie White Evansville Indiana after four attempts ends her life. Three toll gates in Springfield Kentucky blown up by reformers. The bodies of Charles McGovern Charles OToole and George Stevens found dead in a Victor Colorado cabin. The St Louis health board allows milder asylum patients to visit the exposition.
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F. G. Fowler
Greenville
O. T
St. Joseph
Health Board of
St. Lois
John Douglass
Lexington
Minnie White
Evansville
Ind
Springfield County
Kentucky
Charles McGovern
Charles O'Toole
George Stevens
Victor, Colo
Multiple incidents flood river region and nation wide
An unknown young woman’s body was recovered from the river near Jackson port Arkansas. Harvey Alender was found guilty of murder in the second degree in San Jose California. Michael Callahan discovered a pocket book bearing 43 dollars. Rev. Dr. William George died in Fort Worth Texas. Ed Rose of Stomer Indiana was murdered at the state fair in Greensburg. Kmile Renbaugh, a German naturalist, died touring in the Sierra Madre. Alma Morton and L N Sheldon eloped and wed in Fort Scott. A lynching occurred in Deland Florida after two men were assaulted. W B Hill shot himself on a California ranch. Mrs. Zora Grawe died in St Louis from an accidental shooting. A trooper was killed in Wanona California during a horse race. Four counterfeiters were arrested in Vincennes Indiana. Father Bonniface of Kensington Illinois was robbed. Mrs. Eliza Hazel died in San Francisco from poisoning. Jess Melenderz was gored by a bull in San Rafael valley. Sam Head died from injuries in Hailey Idaho. Indiana citizens visited New York to present a silver service to the USS Indiana. Professor Moore of the Weather Bureau will inspect stations and speak on windstorms at a Chicago meeting.
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Jacksonport
Ark
Harvey Alender
Greensburg
Houston
Tex
Kmile Renbaugh
Sierra Madre Mountains
Jiminez
Mex
Germany
L. N. Sheldon
the Sun
el Dorado Springs
Alma C. Morton
Fort Scott, Kan
Charles Harris
Anthony Johnson
J. D. Bruce
Deland
Fla
W. B. Hill
G. Hely
Madera
Cal
Zora Grawe
George Weisler
St. Louis
Wanona
C. Rochette
Troop K
United States Cavalry
Vincennes
Ind
J. Johnson
Harry Holman
H.l Freelke
Claud Bonchie
Bonniface
Kensington
Chicago
Eliza Hazel
Revelving
San Francisco
Jess Melenderz
San Rafel
California
Sam Head
Idaho Democrat
Hailey
Idaho
Otaheite orange dwarf plant delights with blossoms and fruit
The Otaheite orange is a six inch high dwarf with dark green foliage and fragrant pink tinted white blossoms. It fruits bright miniature oranges in a three inch pot and thrives in semishade with regular watering and warm light.
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Vitk's
Cure Tobacco Habit With Baco Cure Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts Baco-Cure as a scientific vegetable cure for tobacco addiction. It claims to cure without will power, offers a three-box guarantee or money back with interest, and cites testimonials including a pastor from Clayton Arkansas. Sold for $1 per box, or $2.50 for a 30 day course with guarantee. Also reports a Denver Telluride theft note about $30,000 in gold ore stolen from a Tom Boy mine powder magazine.
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Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
Ark
Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
P. H. Marsery
C. P. Church
Clayton
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
LaCrosse
Boston
Mass
Denver
Telluride
Colo
Tom Boy
Debs to Be Given a Hearing in Galveston
Debs will be given a hearing before the locomotive firemen this week in Galveston. He has announced plans to deliver a public speech during his visit.
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Debs
Galveston
Trustee's Sale Notice for Weld County Colorado 1896
Burton I. Sanborn as trustee announces a public auction of property in Weld County Colorado due to default on a trust deed dated December 1892. The sale is at the county courthouse front door in Greeley on October 2 1896 at 2 p.m. The property is the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 12 Township 2 North Range 67 West. Publication in Greeley Tribune Sept 3 1896.
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Burton I. Sanborn
County Court House
Greeley
Weld
Colorado
County of Weld
Merid
Orton D
Sanborn
Greeley Tribune
Trustee's Sale Notice for 1896 Weld County Property
Default on promissory note secured by deed of trust dated January 4 1892 in Weld County Colorado led Burton J. Sanborn as trustee to public sale on October 2 1896. Property described as northeast quarter of Section along Rawixty-six West of Sixth Avenue Meridian with an eighty acre water right from New Loveland and Greeley Irrigation and Land Company. First published in Greeley Tribune September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van B. Kelsey
Weld County
Colorado
A. D
Daniel J. Jackson
Weld
Burton J. Sanborn
County Court House
Greeley
County of Weld
Sadaote
Townshire
Raw
Ixty-Six
Avenees
New Loveland and Greeley
Gree Colorado
Burton D. Sanborn
Trus
Greeley Tribune
Local fraternal and service groups meet in Greeley halls
The notice lists Greeley Division No. 13 U A E P meets in Jackson's hall each evening, Greeley Council No. 8 meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays in Masonic hall, Greeley Band jams Thursday nights in Barnum's hall, Meeker Tent No 10 K O T M meets on the second and fourth Thursdays, and Greeley fire and hose companies hold monthly meetings with listed officers. It ends with a joke from Mark Twain about South Africa’s plagues shared by a Johannesburg paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dent-Grant
D. of V
Ethel Grahan
Lizzie Ferguson
Sec
Canton Greeley No. 6
LO. C. F
Jackson Hall
M. E. Henderson
J. A. Johnson
Greeley Division No. 13
Jackson’s Hall
A. Taylor
Frank Madden
Greeley Council
Masonic Hall
Norton Clegg
Councellor
A. L. Evans
Mark Twain
Johannesburg
Mark
South Africa
Westminster Gazette
Remembered Mer. Miss Singer in Yonkers Statesman fragment
A fragment from the Yonkers Statesman reflects on memory of a rich uncle and a will. The dialogue suggests questions about inheritance and past favors, with a witty exchange about whether the uncle left anything to the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Yonkers Statesman
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H. C. Bowers
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Alex Lexter
J. C. Tiemeyer
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Shelbyville
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Center College
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Gouden Tea
Charles ¥. Ives
Dpmtias
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Robly D. Evans
Bob
Matthews
Evans
McAdoo
Washingtron
Moore
Weather Bureau
Dabney
the Fire Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
Otaheite Orange
Torocao
Church Directory
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Walter
Phelps
Banday
J.G. Reid
Methodist Episcopal
O. J. Moore
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McClure
Trinity Episcopal
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Frank W. Henry
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Eleventh Avenue
Greeley Public Library
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M. B. Petrikin
W. M. Sharon Atkinson
Sec’y
Garden City
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I. H. Paine
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U.S. Grant Woman's Relief Corps No. 15
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A. J. Lohr
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Elizabeth Hotchkiss
Poudre Valley Lodge No
James Arthur
N. G. A. A. Woodbury
W. W. Field, Scribe
Woodmen of the World
John Zeis
C. C. Gee
Newbury
Greeley Band
Barnum’s Hall
I. O. Glazier
Greeley Fire Department
D. F
William Lee
Chas. A. Knelly
J .L. Brush Hose Co
Will R. Patterson
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Agt. U. P
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Greeley, Colorado
Asa Sterling
We. Mayher
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A. J. Farr
M. Henderson
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E. R. Thayer
D. B. Wyatt
R. F. Graham
Wm. Mayher
H. M. Devoriz
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Greeley National Bank
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Main Street
Robert Steele
A. Bennee It. C
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