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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1897

Page

3

Lured To Her Death in Colorado Murder Case

Frederick Sanchez alias Jose Sanchez, 22, is charged in Denver with planning and killing his wife for life insurance. The case centers on an August marriage to Miss Jennie Warren of Metropolis IL, the couple’s lodging in Denver, and a gunshot that left Mrs Sanchez dead with Sanchez claiming an accidental self defense. Police dispute his early story and seek a fuller confession while noting prior provocative acts and forged motives.

Colorado Penitentiary Frederick Capriano Sanchez Jose” Sanchez Denver Jennie Warren Metropolis Young Sanchez Jim Young Sanches J. 9B Sanchez Valencia New Mexico Surtiehe Sontex Warren Tetter Jetter Miss Warren Denver Ave. UK Windsor Hotel Cliss Anc Piotae Sapedes Sanchez Carine Hle Antrder Hoddip Seaelrestras Prigan

Theatrical Topics and Performers Across Europe

A digest of stage news notes on Nat Goodwin's take on Richard III and his Shylock plan, Katherine Grey as a leading woman, Melbour­ne MacDowell in Fanny Davenport’s Jaco, Maud Atkinson’s rise, and Paris schools shaping American talent. Also mentions Paul Potter’s new play The Man Who Was and J E Blanchard’s Diary reflections on The Merry Widow.

Nat Goodwin Cinsabrn Shylock Melbourne MacDowell Crlchet Katherine Gray Goodwin Richard the Third Abbott Richard Napoleon Anne Lady Anne Katherine Grey Sanrancisco Cal Augustin Daly Charles Frohman Forces Lome Jane New South Broadway James A. Herne Paul Potter Beerbohm Tree Kipling India Clement Scott Cape Mail Jeanne Qu Rit Dumanier A. de Keranion J E. L. Blanchard Leicester Buckingham St. James Questive New York A. M. Palover Sanfrancisco la Montes Columbia Stock Company Washington Miss Grey Mn Osecil

James Perry Stung by Bees While Attempting Bee Theft

Guthrie Oklahoma resident James Perry tried to steal from a bee hive containing ten million bees. He was attacked by the swarm and stung severely, illustrating the danger of meddling with strong hives.

Poolish James James Perry Guthrie, Okla Loney

Baseball Gossip: Bowen Returns to Boyhood Home

In a rare sports column the writer discusses pitcher Bowen and his return to his boyhood home ending a self-imposed exile. The piece also weighs the draft system and criticizes players for avoiding duty.

Bowen

Willie Keeler’s art as a bunting specialist and hit maker

A Washington Post piece lauds Willie Keeler as a master of placing balls and bunting. It notes that about one fifth of his hits come as bunts and praises his compact stature for deceiving pitchers and disturbing infielders.

Willie Keeler Keeler Arlo Latham St. Louis Browns Uncle Anson Billy Lange Delehanty Washington Post

Draft System Seen As Hurting Teams In 1897

Afr Hayne argues drafting harms teams as illustrated by Minneapolis losses after Werden Connors and Schriver left the pennant winner of 1895. The writer notes the issue is serious and should be addressed.

Cincinnati

Minor leagues deserve protection from major league poaching

The piece argues that minor league clubs develop players at their expense and are exploited when star players are sold for small sums. It urges a rule limiting drafts and a uniform valuation to shield minor leagues from big league poaching.

Nick’ Young

Hit and Run Tactics and Philadelphia Baseball

The article argues the hit and run is superior when executed on ground balls. It notes batsmen must chop and push grounders to avoid double plays and open infields for base hits. It cites Baltimore's three championships via judgment at the plate and criticizes Phillies for not mastering the technique.

Horace Fogel Ledger Philadelphia Baltimore Orioles Ineke Phillies

Orioles facing roster shakeup ahead of next season

The article discusses likely player moves for the Baltimore Orioles with Robinson and McGraw possibly leaving for another year and Doyle also in doubt. It notes tensions with the “big four” and manager Planton weighing options, with Boyle and others eyed for possible roles and a Philadelphia meeting seen as pivotal.

Tattithare Orioles Robinson McCgraw Doyle Davie McGroan Res Plas Sage Tlanton Tate Boyle Jack Brooklyn Vikings Mangaser Philadelphia

McKean Abandons Cleveland Over Dispute With Tebeau

Baseball report confirms McKean refuses to play another Cleveland season amid a clash with Captain Tebeau over a request for a doctors certificate after a late season absence. McKean, who has played nearly 1500 games, says he wants to play elsewhere next year. The note adds a quirky tidbit about the Duke of Fife keeping twelve suits rotating weekly.

McKean Cleveland Tebeau MeKean Pebeau Gretty Ida

Improvements on B and O main line near Martinsburg completed

The Baltimore and Ohio finished extensive upgrades on the Martinsburg to North Mountain stretch, nearly four miles long. At Myers Hole a dangerous two down grade was removed and the track raised about fifteen feet, reducing curvature and improving safety and capacity. At Tablers the bed was lowered thirteen feet, easing grades from 42 to ten feet per mile and increasing cars per train. The work, though costly, promises large operational savings.

Baltimore and Ohio Martinsburg W. Va North Mountain Myers Hole

Man Sits On Burglary Suspect In Jersey City Home

George Kuntz of Grove Street Jersey City awoke to a burglar in his room. He placed a chair over the thiefs head and shoulders and sat on the chair trapping the intruder while Mrs. Kuntz alerted police. The burglar struggled but was unable to break free.

George Kuntz Grove Street Jersey City Mr. Kuntz

Reindeer Transport Aims to Transform Alaska Travel

Dr. Sheldon Jackson reports the Siberian reindeer import experiment a success solving interior winter travel. Relays could move 300 miles per day over snow and the deer forage for themselves. The Northern Pacific prints a Yukon-Klondike mining country map folder. request via 2 cent stamp to Charles S. Fee in St. Paul for rates and routes to Alaska.

Sheldon Jackson Alaska Siberia Yukon-Klondike Northern Pacific Railway Chas. S. Fee St. Paul Minn

Snow Man in Summer Invents Snow Statue System

French sculptor Pierre Roche devised a method to create melting free snow statues. He coats hollow copper statues with a freezing fluid causing atmospheric moisture to form snow. The coating stays frozen, enabling summer snow statuary for ball room decorations.

Pierre Roche

Dressmaker Dress Ribbon Sparks Urgent Wardrobe Fix

An urgent domestic exchange unfolds as a woman finds a ribbon in her trunk and insists a gown is needed within three months. A tense dialogue follows about prior promises and immediate outfit needs.

Homeseekers' excursion dates via Missouri Kansas Texas railway

Advertisement notes excursion dates on the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway for homeseekers and describes a tourist sleeper arrangement. Includes contact: H. A. Cherrier Northern Passenger Agent 316 Marquette building Chicago Illinois. Also mentions generic ads and sensational lines from the period.

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway H. A. Cherrier Northern Marquette Building Chicago, Ill

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