Persecuted Doctor Graves and the Barnaby Case
ENVER Sept. 5 Dr T Thatcher Graves found dead in cell amid letters claiming persecution. Autopsy and inquest debated as attorneys seek burial expenses. his wife Mrs Graves disputes suicide, notes persecution and a failed trial for Mrs Barnaby’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Thatcher
Hif
Braves
Barnaby
Ewoods
J.W. Huffaker
Graves
Ician
Judge
Eon & Son
Iposovan
Arapahoe
Torefore
Enver
T. Thatcheraves
Ja. Graves
Tailer Crews
Providence
Denver
Boston
T. Thatcher Graves
Catholic Congress Opens With Mass in Chicago
Solemn high mass at St Marys church marked the opening of the Columbian Catholic congress in Chicago. More than 5,000 attended as delegates from every diocese and vicarate in the United States gathered for a week of sessions in the Hall of Columbus. Cardinal Gibbons delivered the opening address and committees were formed for permanent organization and program topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CxIcaco
St. Mary’s Church
Art Hall
United States
Jonahan
Committee On Organization
Hall of Columbus
Feehan
Chicago
Catholic Congress
Charles Carroll Bonney
Congress Auxiliary
Cardinal Gibbons
Judge Morgan
J. O'Brien
New York
James Prederick
Notre Dame
Thomas C. Lawler
The
Christian College
Catholic Church
Walter Elliott
George Smith
Philadelphia
Holy See
Martin P. Meyers
Washington
Columbus
Richard H. Clarke
Isabella
Mary J. Onahan
Pan American Medical Congress Opens in Wasu Hina Ton
The Pan American Medical congress begins in Wasu Hina Ton and runs Tuesday through Friday with international delegates from Western Hemisphere nations. Dr. William Pepper of Philadelphia serves as president as 21 sections plan papers and discussions. The event, backed by U.S. government support, follows the 1891 American Medical association meeting and features notable foreign attendees, including a large Mexican delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Physicians
America
Wasu Hina Ton
Pan- American Medical Congress
American Medical Association
Washington
Charles A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
United States
Philadelphia
World Sunday School Congress Reports Progress and Elections
Reports from the European Sunday School Missions were read at the second world congress in St Louis with praise for the First Sunday school convention. A nominating committee was formed to select officers for the next year amid remarks by London’s President Balsey and England’s Thomas Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Congress
St. Louis
Congress of Sunday School Workers
Sunday School Missions
Balsey
London
Thomas Edwards
England
Iowa Agent of Equitable Fails in Des Moines
Des Moines reports L. B. Dri stine state agent for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York has failed. His liabilities total about 80 000 dollars and involve notes endorsed for life insurance payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
L. B. Dristine
The
Equitable
New York
H. S. Mott
Milford
Mitchell
W. A. van Horn
Koch
Forms of Beauty the Manufactures Build at Worlds Fair
A vivid tour of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts building at the 1893 fair highlights its vast 1,687 by 787 foot central hall, iron arches, and 12,000,000 pounds of steel. It describes hundreds of crafts from ivory to clay, bronzes to textiles, and notes the Japanese pavilion’s delicate handiwork amid a global showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Zembia
Patigonia
France
St. Louis
Europe
Extraordinary Shoe Stock Sale At Cost Prices In Mitchell
Our fall and winter stock arrives and we must raise cash by discounting bills. Special low prices on all Fargo Greensfelder and Florsheim shoes at cost. Mens Boots and Plow Shoes at actual cost. Slippers and Walking Shoes offered cheap. All stock new and top brands. McGovern sells shoes cheaper than any firm in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Greensfelder
Florsheim
McGovern
Mitchell
Exposition Notes and World Fair Letters
AWashington letter describes Paris and the World’s Fair displays, noting the Dore vase, wax figures of couture, and a crowd before the “Robbing the Bride” exhibit. It reports rising costs in Chicago eateries, labor-day events, and Utah’s Tabernacle choir entering a $5,000 prize competition. Also mentions Aztec calendar interpretations by Mrs. Zelia Nuttall, nicknames in Marblehead, and various short items from Truth and Telluride papers.
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Austria
Germany
France
Paris
Patti and
Bernhardt
Sig
California
Utah
Tabernacle Choir
Woodruff
Histeddfod Association
Brigham Young
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Javes
Curtis
Dutumn
George Curtis
Paddy Harrington
Harrington
Wisconsin
Beelfast
P. T. McGovern
Reynolds Bros.’s
Brazil
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Bowery
J. H. Beadle
Anthropological Congress
Mexico
Central America
Zelia Nuttall
Marblehead
Boston Journal
Dr. Nansen
Arctic
Penelope
Telluride
Colo
Bradley
Christ
Republican
Etiss
Tria
SWIFT
Atlant
A, Ga
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