Zip Wyatt Still Alive After Coffeyville Raid Injury
Zip Wyatt alias Dick Yesger, famed bandit of the Dalton gang era, is reportedly alive with three Winchester bullets in his body after the Coffeyville raid. His father Will Wyatt, of Guthrie, is asked to be summoned. Wyatt, a longtime robber, led or aided numerous bank and store heists across territories. Eyewitnesses note thousands flocked to see him in jail, while officials estimate pursuit costs to the U.S. government around fifty thousand dollars. In separate incidents, Indians and a Negro robbed a Creek-area household and assaulted Benton Callahan and Sam Houston, prompting lynch mob talk. The Christian Gang robbed Calvia again as Marshal McAlister seeks Justice Department aid to capture or kill them.
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Zip Wyatt
Dick Yesger
William Wyatt
Guthrie
Dalton
Coffeyville
Kaw
Dover
Sante Ve
Cearvely
United States
Eywcere
Okmulgee
Benton Callahan
Sam Houston
Houston
Callahan
Serra MacActsten
Ind
Ter
Aug
Christian
Calvia
McAlister
Department of Justice
Tutherford
Mc Jister
Slayers Captured After Sheriff Shootout Near Echo
Sart Larz and George, named as the slayers of Sheriff Stigg and Dawes near Echo, were captured Monday and sent to the county jail. They surrendered without resistance, claiming it was their first chance to surrender without being shot.
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Utah
Ang
Coughlin
George
Stigg
Dawes
Echoon
Baseball Scores and World Trip Aboard Wager
Western League results include Minneapolis-Akansas City 6 to 1 and Detroit 4 to 2. National League tallies New York 14 over Brooklyn 6 and Washington 12 over Baltimore with Boston 7 over Philadelphia, plus Pittsburgh 6 over St Louis. Around the world news reports Archibald Coleman and Charles H. Taylor starting a 14 month world tramp on a $500 wager. A counterfeit $10 Detroit note is flagged by the secret service. A heavy rain storm at Yarns Center causes stock losses and barn damage with three and a half inches of rain recorded.
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Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Bostern Toston
Philadelphia
Fat Pitteburg
St. Louie
Pitteburg
Western Association Ve
Quincy
Denver
Jacksonville
Lincoln
Facksonville
Peoria
Focels
St. Joseph
Wasumeros
Archibald Coleman
Charles H. Taylor
Capitol Steps
Coleman
Detroit
Taylor
Wasitxatos
First National Bank of Detroit
Secret Service
B. K. Brace
James Uilfilian
Yarns Center
Kam
Mount Sterling boxer killed in Versailles hotel rotunda shooting
Newton Lane of Mount Sterling, tied to Breckinridge factions, killed James Rodenbaugh and fatally wounded Henry Clay Rodenbaugh, owners of the Woodford House hotel in Versailles Kentucky, in the hotel rotunda at 4 pm yesterday. News notes mention reduced passenger fares on New England and eastern lines amid trolley competition.
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Lexboros
Newton Lane
Mount Sterling
Lexington
Breckinridge
James Rodenbaugh
Henry Clay Rodenbaugh
Woodford
Versailles
New England and
Kansan Corn Crop Expected Record Falls Short of 400 Million Bushels
A Chicago official touring the West predicts Kansas will harvest a historic corn crop. While not agreeing with some critics who claim 400 million bushels, he estimates a yield between 250 and 300 million bushels, citing past state records and widespread optimism. He notes the railroad network linking Chicago to Denver and Fort Worth and comments on the era’s crop potential.
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San Francisco
Aug
Warran G. Pardy
Chicago, Hock Island & Pacific Railroad
Cashes Kennedy
Western
Omaneey
Alaska
Chicago
Denver
Fort Worth
Ministers Prevail Sueceed Los Angeles Police Honored
In Los Angeles California during the last month all but one police commission members resigned. Commissioner Pires quit leaving Fields as the sole remaining member. The ministerial association and newspapers have urged action against the commission over its handling of social issues, and ministers are blamed for forcing resignations.
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Los Angeles
Los Ancenea
Cal
Aug
Wild attack on Durrant at court by deranged youth
A wild eyed young man rushed the courtroom as Theodore Durrant was leaving the San Francisco trial, attempting to draw a pistol before two deputy sheriffs stopped him. Durrant, on trial for Blanche Lamont’s murder, remained in custody. Also noted: a seventh juror, I J Smythe, was seated. In Africa news a band of missionaries will depart for the Soudan next week led by Rev P Cameron Scott with sister Margaret Scott.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Emmanuel Church
Durrant
Ascailpot
I. J. Smythe
Afric
Pinnapenrara
African Inland Mission
Soudan
Philadelphia Missionary Council
P. Cameron Scott
Africa
Margaret ©. Scott
Miss Bertha Echling
Lester R. Severn
Willis Hotchkiss
FL W. Krie
Japan Awards Contract for Tokyo Water Pipe System
Wasmixetox Aug advices say a contractor from Alli ston Alabama won the bid to equip Tokyo with water pipes. competitors from England Germany Belgium and other European nations contested the contract. pipes shipped to Tokio via Liverpool.
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Japan
Wasmixetox
Aug
Agricultural Department
Alliston
Als
Tokyo
England
Germany
Belgium
Alabama
Tokio
Liverpool
Illinois Plea for Maria Barberi and Avnany
An Illinois petition from Deestur asking clemency for Maria Barberi of Avnany New York was received at the executive chamber today. It bears 550 citizen signatures from that place requesting pardon and clemency.
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Illinois
Maria Barberi
Avnany
N. Y
Deestur
Murder verdict and railroad accident reported in brief
In San Francisco on August 6 Hans Hanson was sentenced in federal court to hang on October 1 for murdering Maurice Fitzgerald, mate of the bark Hespers. Ed Rowland, a railroad worker, was killed in Hannibal Missouri in a separate accident.
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San Francisco
Hans Hanson
Maurice Pitzgerald
Hespers
Electric rail line aims for three hour New York to Pittsburg
Private secretary to George Westinghouse Jr describes a Westinghouse Baldwin fusion planning an electric railway system using Tesla motors. He says lines could carry passengers NYC to Pittsburg in about three hours by 1900, with cars light and riding on air line principles, pending car and wheel endurance and track compatibility.
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Baldwin
East Pittsburg
Pittsburg
New York
Profits and Loss Move by Chicago Bank Surplus
The First National Bank of Chicago charged off from its surplus 1,000,000 transferring that sum to profit and loss. This wipes out the bank’s real estate holdings valued around 400,000. The action follows large charges from undivided profits at the start of last year. The December 10, 1893 comptroller statement listed profits of 689,959 with January charging about 600,000 from undivided profits.
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Chicago Bank
Curiaco
First National Bank
Chicago
Accident at the Penitentiary causes bridge collapse
At Jerrinson City Missouri on August 6 two convicts Sullivan of Kansas City and Hooley of St. Louis were injured, with about twenty prisoners hurt as a bridge to the shoe shops failed during a supper march. No bones were broken among the injured.
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Jerrinson City
Sullivan
Kansas City
Hooley
St. Louis
Hallelujah Harbor A Tacoma scow dwellers village
Hallelujah Harbor sits in the Puyallup River west channel as a floating enclave of about seventy five scows and cabins. It boasts a diverse mix of French, German, Swedish, Italian and Irish residents who live simply on bread fish and game. Sun days see a raft formed orchestra as residents share music and quiet labor.
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Puyallup River
Hallelujah Harbor
Tacoma Daily News
Tacoma
Hallejah Harbor
Salvation Army
Scowville
Hallelgiah Haevor
Greasers Reach East From Southwest Texas Laborers
The article notes Mexican workers labeled greasers are moving from Texas to the North and East, drawn by cheap farm labor opportunities. It tracks a migration from Texas to Central Ohio and Chicago, where Mexican influence and dishes appeared at the World’s Fair.
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Texas
Ohio
Chicago
Despise Not Little Things and Small Duties
A compact sermonette urges placing value on small duties chosen by God. It compares humble acts like teaching a child about Jesus or planting a seed to grand public works, noting that quiet, faithful tasks may attract loyal angels more than loud displays.
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Jesus
Boston Households Create New Salad Mixture
A new salad combines equal parts green peas with blanched English walnut meats on lettuce leaves. The peas may be French or the newer market variety, cooked, and the dish is finished with a French or mayonnaise dressing. Also promoting mineral water from W Puitirs at 612 West Eighth Avenue.
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Boston
Malvina's Plans and Three Mourning Suitings
Malvina, widow of three sons, confides to her confidante Lidie as she contemplates mourning duties and a forthcoming marriage to Tom Martin. She frets over finances for a widow's bonnet and veil while clinging to hope of Easter finery, insisting she has little time left to stay.
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Aunt Vincy
Lidie
Malvina
Lida
Mertin
Sistah Hanner Davis
Widder
Miss Lidie
Pusson
Dana White Pusson
Sistah Davis
Aunt Viney
Viney
Tom Martin
Chile
Malyina
de Dore
Chillun
Frances Hanley
Buffalo Express
Soot Poison Test Finds 6300 Pounds From One Refinery
Berlin scientists measure chimney air pollution by collecting soot from a sugar refinery for six days totaling 6300 pounds. The brief note contrasts a list with a physician in a humorous Somerville Journal exchange about bills.
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Berlin
Balton
Colton
Somerville Journal
Fragmentary advert lists watch prices and brands
Fragmentary OCR ad shows prices for Elgin Waltham and Rockford watches, including horology items like key wind and stem wind models. Mentions costs from $5 to $20 and quantities such as one Elgin, one Rockford, and multiple cases.
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Elgin
Rockford
Walthaan
L Jewel Elgin
Waltham Key Wind
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