Reverend G D Olden shoots in self defence in church row
In a Toledo case Reverend G D Olden, pastor of the First African Baptist Church, shot Rufus Frazier at Second and Quincy streets during a long church civil dispute. Frazier, struck in the head, died later. Olden claims Frazier wielded an axe and advanced, prompting gunfire. Frazier's account disputes some details, saying the minister drew the weapon first as townsfolk gathered. The incident follows years of factional fights over church property and leadership.
Local Dispute Targets Building Demolition Authority
A dispute pits led akee against Olden and Veka intr wit ee regarding a building tear down. Mr. Guy says he will act on complaints after consulting County Attorney Jetmore whose authority is cited by the opposing side. Oldep threatens to press charges against Frazier. Complaints expected this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akee
Olden
Veka
Stewart
Guy
Jetmore
Oldep
Frazier
A Day of Thanks in Washington Proclaims Peace
Washington July 11 Yesterday yielded a day of thanks and prayer nationwide. The president's proclamation sparked patriotic sermons across pulpits as congregations urged peace. President McKinley attended Metroplitan Methodist services where Rev Frank Bristol delivered a stirring discourse praising providence, knowledge, and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bomn
America
McKinley
Metropolitin MF
Frank Bristol
de Bristal
Rissermos
Hermes
Bensy
Sampson
Santiago
Universal Freedom
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Manila
Santa
Mantie
Lewa
Sadowa
Christ
Colored battalions near completion at Camp Leedy
Nearly all uniforms received. two colored battalions lacking 152 men out of 634 on the eniad. One battalion already in uniform. Major Bond notes demand in Kansas City and Topeka. more squads to join from across the state. Kansas City may furnish another colored company as men move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Leedy
Eniands
Bond
Adjutant Generals Office
Kansas City
Ensit
Topala
Wicely
Aeronaut Injured in Balloon Drop Incident
St Louis July 11 Mile Nevins a famed aeronaut was injured at Electric Park on Saturday when a balloon attempt to drop from 700 feet went wrong. Companion Professor Colm parachuted to safety while the other woman fell and suffered broken bones and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Nevins
Electric Park
St. Lele
Quin
Colm
Who Seeks To View Topeka Police Board Record
Secretary Henderson refuses City Clerk McFadden access to the board of police commissioners journal. The police court records were provided, but Henderson asserts the police board record should remain with him. The issue centers on transparency and the хран permissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Topeka
Hepderson
McFadden
M.D. Henderson
oMoint
Stafford Wheat Prospects Improve Says Rail Commissioner
Railroad Commissioner W M Campbell returns from Stafford County where he reports corn and wheat prospects are favorable. He notes heavy rains and hot sun lowered yield on Black sand but sandy soils should yield better quality wheat. He cites county wheat rick counts and overall corn and hogs outlook as positive, with Stafford ahead of much of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commissouer
W. M. Campbell
Stafford County
Wednesday the day in Pacific theater reports
Fragments from San Francisco indicate Otis has not yet issued orders for the next expedition but imply ships like One Til Meamer and Bennington may depart soon. The Philadelphia prepares at Mare Island. Tacoma's animal transport work starts. Honolulu duties and Hawaii annexation loom. Several officers face transfers or resignations while a marine hospital patient dies of meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Otis
Peru
Puchin
Gus
Honolulu
Hawaii
Philippines
Bennington
Hennigla
Philadelphia
Mare Island Umyy
Tacoma
Colina
Little
Dale
South Agha
Riett Tang
Sricharital Hospital
Corntitian
Witten Hade
Alieter
Pwenileth
Puietimertsla
C. Grinbil
Ccompans
Marine Hospital
Collins lead hints at parade attack claim
A convoluted report discusses ex-Detective James Kesson and Sheriff Sonin as they explore a new theory in the Collins case. It lists a supposed incident during a Dewey Day parade, with assertions of a threat shouted near the Throop hotel and a butchered eye toward James S. Collins leading the procession. The note also mentions a separate crop and legal updates from Oakland and Pittstars, interwoven with other headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonn Wumrrson
James Kesson
Collins
James S. Collins
Throop
Wilkerson
Kesson
Joan Henry Colter
Emporia Wins Transfer of Baseball Team? Rail Fare Details
Unconfirmed report says Harry McCheskey moved Emporia's baseball club to another town this year. Options include Buffalo and Santa Fe with round trip rail fare about 25 dollars. Tickets go on sale July 1 and 2, with limits and potential extension to September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Harry McCheskey Tris
Buffalo
Fach
Santa Fe
Tlaketa
Word From Sampson Briefs Navy Department Actions
Washington July 14 Several telegraphs were received at the navy department from Admiral Sampson. Officials say they relate to Watson's expedition and transport movements, not the Santiago attack. Navy reports on Cervera's squadron reached the department, carried by Ensign Palmer who left Portsmouth N H yesterday. Cape Gen Blanco pushes supplies through the blockade as a large 2000 ton steamer loads food and ammunition at a Mexican port, possibly the Montevideo, to challenge the blockade and aid the beleaguered capital. Ballast of wounded and enlisted men from Tampa wires to the war department. Insurance and municipal license items follow in the long list of Topeka ordinance rates and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Sampson
Santiago
Watson
Cervera
Palmer
Portsmouth
N. EL
Vera Cruz
Montevideo
Frm
Tampa
War Department
Surance Agency
Surety
Ee Casualty Ininsurance Agency
Steam-Killer Insurance Agency
Uive-stock Insurance Agency
Eace
Topeka
Bolleitine
Negigase
Topeks
Ctty
Soka
Co. A. Fellows
Meyor
Officees as Prisoners on the St Louis Captured Officers List
The article lists Spaniards captured aboard the St Louis and names officers from the Vicaya Cristobal Colon and other ships, including captains, lieutenants, surgeons, chaplains, and engineers. It also reports the death of Mrs Maud Quine, aged 27, with funeral details for her Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Portsmouth
N. H
Viccaya
Capain Eulate
Holuan
Liewtennats Pres
Quota
Ousnier
Lenjoard Pazos
Costa
Castanida
Manson
Sobrini
Biesa
Varada
Morris
Mairon
Vega
Quesada
Foss
Oberiin
Beat
Cervera
Maccrohan
Meliady
Bruquetat
Tras
Coron
Carranco
Moreno Prom the Purer
Cartier
Carnes
Pluton
Vosca
Borde
Maud Quins
Maud Quine
James Quine
Robert Howards
Thur Nelock
Tenth Street
Welock
Leet
The Rock Island Flyer Best Train for Kansans City
The Rock Island Flyer departs Topeka at 7 20 arriving Kansas City at 2 13 pm. Return trips depart Kansas City at 7 10 arriving Topeka at 5 50 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans City
Topeka
Kansas City
Bryan to the Front in Nebraska Regiment Move
Washington dispatches report William Jennings Bryan's Nebraska Infantry regiment ordered to join General Fitzhugh Lee in Jacksonville Oklahoma. The note appears in the Newene State Journal dated July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Nebraska Infantry
Topeka Ordinance 1968 Licenses Tax on Occupations
City of Topeka enacts a license tax for various callings and trades. Sections specify annual and daily rates for professions including auctioneers clairvoyants showmen circuses and street exhibitors. Penalties provided for violations and repeal of prior ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Oregon Star At Santiago Harbor Aboard The Battleline
Portsmouth N H July 11 The few who fought off Santiago tell the Oregon carried the fight warmly leading the breakthrough against the Spanish cruisers. The Oregon opened fire on the Colon and Vizcaya paving the way for the destruction of three ships within minutes while Texas aided and Brooklyn maneuvered to protect the scene. The battle left the fleet blazing and the Dragon pushing to maximum speed in a rapid, decisive engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Santiago
Oregon
Gloucester
Iowa
Texas
Schrey
Sampson
Itk Cammmi
Munverrer
Crigbobal Colon
Cervera
Visvaya
Almirante Oquendo
Marin Teresa
Metican
Brooklyn
Colon
Oregon Jes
Peace on the United States is urged by El Impartial
A Madrid copy of El Impartial discusses possible peace talks with the United States. It quotes Senor Romero Robledo and Senor Sagasta urging direct negotiation and warns mishandling could bring civil war, urging timely action to end the war with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madrid
el Imparcial
Senor Hemera Robledo
Senor Sagasta
United States
Senor
Romero Robledo
Sasgsta
Bie
Philippines
Jaet
Senor Romero Robledo
United Stater
Bett
Uberty
Europe
Binoe
Maui
Westmern
Market report hints at wheat strength and grain demand
A shaky to favorable market tone for wheat and oats is reported with notes from St Town, Kansas City, and Minneapolis. Prices show limited gains amid unsettled demand and weak crop outlooks, with U S agriculture and overseas factors shaping the week’s grain trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Innes
St Town
Kanwas
Stnetes
Renaria
Lwa
Nebraska
Joly
Bae Ned Gold
Bian
Wheter Speen
Area
Eet
Kansas City Producer Market Update
Kansas City producer market notes show steady to active bidder demand as buyers and sellers meet. Cattle, dairy, and other livestock prices appear mixed with receipts heavy on native steers and cows, while hogs and muttons show varied offers and stable demand across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Darter
Texas
Texis Seers
She Akers
Ian
New York Money Market and Grain News Summary
A fragmented New York Money Market report notes interest rates and merchant activity amid fluctuating currencies and certificates, with scattered mentions of Sterling exchange and government debt. Wheat and corn futures show varied receipts and prices, as Chicago and Minneapolis deliveries influence markets, while projections hint at temperate to warm conditions and fluctuating demand.
Wanted Help and Trades In Baseline Classified Notices
Fragmented OCR reads lists of jobs and trade offers. Mentions include a stenographer need near Woodlawn, a horse trade, and a general call for experienced workers. The legible items hint at a small ad section seeking talent and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
GU Tyter
Mabel Martin
Teo Ant Harmony
Woodlawn
Indy Stenogrinker
Ente
Mure
Gale
Kanwe
Bnck
Cape Baur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bafus Frazier
G. D. Olden
African Baptist Church
Fiutas Frazier
Tolored
GD Olden
Second
Quincy Streets
Frasier
Sid
Sah
Gartierness
Wil Stuart
Ur Church
Geirae Bowhels
Lee Thompeon
Rufus Fragier
Clem Hop
Thoms
Stuart
Fragier
Pravnce
Mall
Prager
Minieter
Rufus Frazier
Nichols
Peat
Josep Ae
Stewart Uni Nicos
Cien
Stewert
Mr. Olden
Clint Marshall
Bend
Police Board
Stafford
Gen
Otis Than
John Wilkerson
Oakland
Cal
Livermore Valley
Pittstars
Acheson
United States Clicuit Court
United States Mills Company
Carnesie Company, Limited
Armer Plate
Reisen
Steed
Washington Bay
Spain
Ites , &. McPadden
O?pficees
Rock Island Flyer
Bryan
Chirapodiers
Thisahye
Taphies
Che
Dopekw
Glass Inekrané Agency
Acm Wident Insurance Agency
Guaranty Io
St Louis
Today's Market Report
Rose
Pete
Timothy—Iu
Ora Rath
dolmaTian
Peter
Bor
Kansas
Dames Report
Ata
Waphan City
Omaha
Gomand
Wicktam Commission Ar
EL Ateret
Oeda
Uscholt Goed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!