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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1897

Page

6

Death of Ahvote in Mojave county frontier saga

The Piute Ahvote, hunted after slaying ten people, is tracked from El Dorado to Death Valley by cousins Steve and Pete. In a desert river crossing and canyon chase, he is cornered on a rock ledge in Death Valley. A final pair of shots from the pursuing cousins ends his reign of violence.

Nevada Ahvote Death Valley el Dorado Anvote Kingsman Mojave County Lars Franzen Ben Jones Chris Neilson Charles Monaghan Gold Bug 2 Dorado J. M. Morton Merton Black Canon Cottonwood Canon Steve Pete Ahoote Desperado

Ex Mayor Cooper Sentenced for Embezzlement in Atlanta

John Tyler Cooper former mayor of Atlanta Georgia was sentenced to three months in jail and a $500 fine for embezzling public funds. He faces three months of penal service on public works if the fine is unpaid. Cooper long dominated local politics and while he publicly boasted aid from friends court records show intentional theft of public money. An appeal to the state Supreme Court was planned, delaying execution.

John Tyler Cooper Atlanta President Tyler James Fenimore Cooper Georgia Military Academy Costa Rica Cooper George Chandler Supreme Court of the State

Theatrical Topics and Merode in New York Scene

A review of Merode's anticipated New York debut at Koster and Bial's notes her Paris origin and misperceived beauty. The piece recounts Merode's rise, other operatic and theatrical figures like Alice Neilson and Madeline Lucette Ryley, and mentions Mary Morton and Virginia Earle, with details on roles and touring plans for the season.

New York Cleo de Merode Paris Opera Koster & Bial’s Merode Paris Rue de Capucines St. Miss Earle Daly’s Dora Nancy McIntosh Martha Morton W. H. Crane Miss Morton Sol Smith Russell Madeline Lucette Ryley John Drew Christopher, Jr Nat Goodwin Mr. Bugle Annie Russell Lyceum London Jedbury, Jr Charles Hawtrey Captain Swift Alabama E. S. Willard Octavie Garrick Theater Varieties Miss Miller Charley

Indian Bride Weds Englishman After Seven Year Courtship

In Bismarck North Dakota June 24 a Sioux maiden named Picture Eyes daughter of warrior John Moose and Irishman Thomas Dulaine Cronan married in a Catholic ceremony after Cronan saved Moose's life during a lynch mob incident. The couple's romance began in Medora when Cronan helped the jailed man’s daughter plead for mercy. Picture Eyes studied at Carlisle and St Paul before joining the Duncan family and accepting Cronan as her husband.

Bismarck N. D Picture Eyes John Moose Thomas Dulaine Cronan Tepee Four Toe Cronan England Frank Duncan Pliedure Carlisle St. Paul Duncan Standing Rock Col. Frank Duncan Mr. Cronan Moreton Frewen Marquis de Mores America Montana Wyoming Medora Cupid Moose Great Muddy

Woman Accused of Murder in Bloomington Case

The story traces Mrs. Michaels Colton of Bloomington Indiana as a murder suspect in her husband’s death. It cites alleged bigamy, a prior marriage to Michael Berns of Chebanse Illinois, and notes a son aged 14 being raised by his father for the priesthood. It details a history of violence, prior arrest, and threats of shooting or hatchet attack by the wife.

Michael Colton Bloomington Michael Berns Chebanse Ill Kankakee County Fleming

Explosion at Charlottesville Store Kills Five

An explosion of dynamite and powder stored in Charles King & Sons wholesale grocery caused immense damage as a fire swept the building in Charlottesville Virginia. Five people were killed and many wounded as nearby structures suffered extensive destruction. Cr W Hulfish survived the collapse of his building, while a nearby woman died of shock.

Charles King & Sons Charlottesville Cr. W. Hulfish

Drilled Fifteen Years Near Mediean County Well

An eccentric farmer named Miller in Tuna near Bradford Pennsylvania has drilled a deep oil well for about 15 years. The borehole reaches 3400 feet in a black purple-tinged sand with oil shows. Dr E A Van Scoy nearby completed a well delivering 25 barrels per day.

Tuna Bradford Filler Miller

Gambler Col Blanchard's Fortune Passed To Brother

William L Blanchard known as Col Blanchard the gambler and fare man died at Oceanic New York leaving 70 000 to 80 000 estate. He left no will but heirs were found by lawyer George A Smythe Boston. His fortune will go to his brother Thomas Leggett who once pushed a rag cart in New York. Blanchard led a double life as a wealthy stock and petroleum exchange figure and a high stakes gambler. He was six feet five inches tall and weighed about 250 pounds.

William L. Blanchard Col. Blanchard South Braintree Big Bill Leggett Ames Foundry Thomas Leggett New York Blanchard Oceanic N. Y Company C 4Th Massachusetts Infantry Frcent New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Lim 5Th Avenue George A. Smythe Boston

Say Nothing: It Is The Only Way To Avoid Misquotation

A terse note asserts silence as the sole method to prevent misquoting. The statement reflects a cautionary stance on quotation accuracy and responsible reporting in print.

Emersons Brother Refuses Ministry After Shipwreck Promise

The piece recounts Ralph Waldo Emerson explaining how his brother, saved from a gale during a voyage to Germany, vowed to abandon the ministry and theology and seek an honest living elsewhere. Emerson notes the same impulse may have influenced him.

Ralph Waldo Emerson Emerson Prof Max Muller Germany America

Tree roots crush Tombstone water pipe in street

A break in a Tombstone Arizona main water pipe was traced to tree roots that grew around and crushed the pipe. The incident highlights infrastructure vulnerability in local streets and the need for root management and pipe maintenance.

Tombstone Ariz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mer Bostonians de Koven Robin Hood Ideal Opera Company Knickerbocker Harry Smith Victor Herbert Alice Neilson Yvonne New Opera Miss Neilson Nashville Kansas City Agnes Miller Belgium Koster & Bilal Mathieu-Deroche Virginia Earle Gotham Gerlach Fred Gerlach I. A. W.reeny Board Chicago League Mlle DE Merode Frohman Vaudeville North Dakota Miamarck N. D Icture Eyes Michael T. Colton Bloomington, I Michael T, Colton Srange Mediean County, Pa Col Honey Rich Swell Emerson's Brother
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